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Tuesday 28th
June |
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10:00 |
10:45 |
Registration
desk opens and
refreshments |
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11:00 |
10.50 |
Welcome |
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10:50 |
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Oral session |
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10:50 |
11:30 |
Jon Carrivick
~Impacts and
dynamics of
volcanically-generated
jökulhlaups due
to the 2010
Eyafjallajökull
eruption |
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A dripping tap:
the long haul in
evolution of the
earth surface |
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11:30 |
11:50 |
Lucy Clarke
~Alluvial fan
evolution: an
experimental
study exploring
the importance
of internal
form-process
feedbacks |
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11:50 |
12:10 |
Rebecca Hodge
~The role of
spatial
differences in
surface sediment
structure on
pool-riffle
maintenance: a
test of the
Differential
Sediment
Entrainment
Hypothesis
(DSEH). |
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12:10 |
12:30 |
Tim Lewis ~Soil
Erosion and Seed
Bank Dynamics
within UK
agro-ecosystems |
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12:30 |
13:00 |
Joseph Holden
~Holey ground:
the role of
natural pipes in
peatland carbon
and sediment
dynamics
(Warwick Medal
Lecture) |
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13:00 |
14:00 |
Lunch and
Posters |
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14:00 |
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Magnitude and
frequency in
earth surface
processes |
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14:00 |
14:20 |
David
Favis-Mortlock
~The relative
contribution of
small and large
events to soil
erosion by water |
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14:20 |
14:40 |
Daniel
Schillereff ~
British lakes as
recorders of
extreme flows |
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14:40 |
15:00 |
Samantha Ilot
~Using in situ
cosmogenic
dating to
understand river
capture related
fluvial
landscape
development (Sorbas
Basin, SE Spain) |
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15:00 |
15:20 |
David Peavot
~The Neogene
evolution of the
Ligurian Alps:
did they know
the
Mediterranean
had dried out? |
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15:20 |
15:40 |
Janet Hooke ~
Effects of event
sequences on
flood impacts in
river systems. |
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15:40 |
16:00 |
Afternoon Coffee |
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16:00 |
17:00 |
Education
sessions - BSG
Resources Launch
1. Tom Coulthard
~ The Hull
Floods of 2007.
2. Stuart
McLelland ~
Tectonics and
earth surface
processes.
3. Andy Plater ~
Coastal
Processes and
Geomorphology |
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17:00 |
18:00 |
Drinks reception |
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Wednesday 29th
June |
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9:00 |
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Registration
desk opens |
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9:15 |
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Magnitude and
frequency in
earth surface
processes |
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9:15 |
9:55 |
Paul Carling
~Boredom and
terror in
fluvial systems |
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9:55 |
10:15 |
Wout Van Dijk
~Chute cut-offs
in an
experimental
meandering river
with constant
discharge |
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10:15 |
10:35 |
Ann Rowan
~Quantifying
climate-driven
changes in
effective
drainage area
between
catchments in
South Island,
New Zealand,
through glacial
numerical
modelling |
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10:35 |
10:55 |
Jamie Woodward
~Records of Big
Nile Floods in
Northern Sudan |
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10:55 |
11:15 |
Morning
refreshments |
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11:15 |
11:45 |
John Lewin
~Enlightenment
and the GM
floodplain
(Linton Medal
Lecture) |
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11:45 |
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Extremes
continued.... |
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11:45 |
12:25 |
Jeff Warburton ~
Fluvial system
response to the
extreme floods –
the November
2009 Cumbria
floods: business
as usual or a
sign of things
to come? |
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12:25 |
12:45 |
Stephen Tooth
~Just how
extreme can
'extreme'
landscape-shaping
events be?:
giant meteorite
impact, river
superimposition,
and mixed
bedrock-alluvial
anabranching in
a UNESCO World
Heritage site |
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12:45 |
14:30 |
Lunch and BSG
AGM |
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14:30 |
15:30 |
Oral session |
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14:30 |
14:50 |
Colin Ballantyne
~The timing of
paraglacial
rock-slope
failures:
testing the
exhaustion model
using 10Be and
36Cl exposure
dating |
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14:50 |
15:10 |
David Jarman
~Rock slope
failure clusters
as indicators of
rapid landscape
evolution: the
paraglacial-parafluvial
transition in
the British
uplands |
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15:10 |
15:30 |
Mark Macklin ~A
1646 year long
field experiment
to test Schumm
and Parker's
complex response
model |
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15:30 |
15:50 |
Pete Downs
~Effectiveness
of El Niño flood
events in the
metamorphosis of
the lower Santa
Clara River,
Southern
California |
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15.50-16.15 |
Afternoon coffee
and poster
presentations |
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16.15-17.15 |
Poster
Presentations -
Discussions |
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17.15-18.30 |
Frost Lecture,
drinks reception |
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19.00 onwards |
BSG Awards and
Conference
Dinner |
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Poster
Presentations |
Lukasz Pawlik
~The impact of
catastrophic
windthrow and
tree uprooting
on hillslopes in
the Sudetes
Mts., SW Poland,
on the example
of the Kyrill
storm in 2007 |
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Sue Dawson ~
Sedimentological
and
geomorphological
coastal change:
Jan 11th 2005
storm in the
Outer Hebrides,
northwest
Scotland |
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Liz Whitfield
~The Kuzulu
Landslide, NE
Turkey: its
evolution and
impact on the
associated
fluvial system
(2005-2008) |
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Hannah Evans
~Examining
magnitude and
frequency in UK
landslide
events: Examples
from the North
York Moors,
Yorkshire, UK. |
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David Milan
~Geomorphic
impact and
system recovery
following an
extreme flood in
an upland stream |
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Ioana Persoiu
~Changes of
Some?u Mic
River's channel
(Romania) in
response to
climatic
variations over
the past 2000
years |
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Martin Stokes ~Palaeoflood
Hydrology of
coarse grained
Quaternary river
terrace deposits
(Río Almanzora,
SE Spain |
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Pengfei Li
~Modelling
blanket peat
erosion under
future
environmental
change |
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Matthew Westoby
~Constructing
high-resolution
DTMs of breached
moraine dam
complexes using
low-cost,
close-range
photogrammetry |
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Edwin Baynes
~The role of
rainfall
intensity,
wind-speed and
wind direction
in controlling
the wind-splash
erosion of bare
peat |
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Joanna Fidelus
~The effect of
relief
transformation
within tourist
footpaths and
roads based on
The Western
Tatra Mountains
in Poland |
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Jules Toone ~The
roles of flood
magnitude and
frequency in
shaping mixed
bedrock-alluvial
channel
morphology on
the Drôme River,
France |
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Thursday 30th
June |
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9:00 |
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Registration
desk opens |
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9:15 |
10:55 |
Extreme events
continued.... |
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9:15 |
9:55 |
Alastair Dawson
~Tsunami
Geoscience |
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9:55 |
10:15 |
George Heritage
~Extreme flow
impacts and
morphologic self
stabilisation in
a dynamic
moderate energy
alluvial
channel:
Carradale Water,
Scotland |
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10:15 |
10:35 |
Anne Mather
~Terrestrial
catastrophic
collapse of the
hyper-arid
Andean
subduction zone |
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10:35 |
10:55 |
Kenneth Pye
~Estimation of
risks associated
with extreme
coastal flooding
events:
statistical and
geomorphological
approaches |
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10:55 |
11:15 |
Morning
refreshments |
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11:15 |
11:45 |
The Wiley
Lecture |
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11:45 |
12:45 |
Extreme events
continued.... |
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11:45 |
12:25 |
Thomas Glade* ~
Landslide hazard
and risks - new
challenges of
extremes |
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12:25 |
12:45 |
David Chester
~Reconstructing
the impact of
historic
earthquakes and
volcanic
eruptions, and
the important
lessons these
hold for
Improving
resilience to
future
geophysical
events |
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12:45 |
13:05 |
Heather Sangster
~Human
Adjustments to
the 1906
eruption of
Vesuvius, Italy |
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13:05 |
14:00 |
Lunch and
posters |
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14:00 |
15:30 |
Oral session |
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14:00 |
14:20 |
Kate Staines
~Landscape
impacts of the
1999 jökulhlaup
at
Sólheimajökull,
southern Iceland |
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14:20 |
14:40 |
Duncan Wishart
~The impact of
high magnitude
floods on an
actively
adjusting
gravel-bed river
- the Wooler
Water,
Northumberland. |
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14:40 |
15:00 |
Richard Lyons
~Luminescence
dating to
constrain the
timing of
erosion and
sedimentation
across the South
African interior |
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15:00 |
15:20 |
Neil Macdonald ~
Reconstructing a
Central England
drought series |
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15:20 |
15:40 |
Synthesis: BSG
Chair and
Organisers |
Poster presenters to be aware there is plenty of scope in the programme for discussion and there are formally timetabled slots for brief Oral presentations at the posters.
