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7th International
Conference
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Melbourne
Australia
7-12 July 2009



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2007

38th International Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium
Complexity
in Geomorphology

Durham, NC, October 5-7, 2007







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Geomorphology from Space

The Scientific Nature of Geomorphology

A Photographic Atlas of Rock Breakdown Features in Geomorphic Environments

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International Association of Geomorphologists (IAG/AIG) is a scientific, non-governmental and non-profit organisation, whose principal objectives are development and promotion of geomorphology as a science through international co-operation and dissemination of knowledge of geomorphology. The IAG/AIG was founded at the Second International Conference on Geomorphology in Frankfurt/Main (Germany) in 1989 in order to strengthen international geomorphology. IAG/AIG fulfils its aims through the establishment of working groups and task forces, organisation of conferences, publication activity and information exchange. Membership of the IAG/AIG is normally by countries. At present, 58 countries are affiliated to the IAG/AIG through their National Scientific Members. The activity of the IAG/AIG is steered by its Executive Committee.

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THE FUTURE OF THE IAG - manifesto of the IAG/AIG Presidents

7th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GEOMORPHOLOGY
Melbourne, Australia, July 7-12, 2009

IAG ICG, Melbourne, Australia, 2009

The topics of paper sessions are not finalised and we invite expressions of interest in particular specialist topics. These expressions of interest should be sent to the organisers as soon as possible and before the end of March 2008. After that date the final conference program will be confirmed and no further changes will be possible.
Send expressions of interest to Brian Finlayson
1st Circular of Geomorphology 2009 (PDF)
more ... visit ICG Website


33th INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS
Oslo, Norway, August 6-14, 2008

Look for symposia supported by the IAG/AIG:
GSM-01: General Contributions to Geomorphology
GSM-02: Geomorphology and landscape response to global change
GHZ-02: Global environmental change, geomorphic hazards and risk studies
HPQ-03: Holocene and Present-day sediment budgets in cold environments
IEA-04: The geoarcheological perspective: human interactions with the geosphere
IES-03: Geosites and landscape – conservation and management strategies
STN-04: Stress/strain partitioning in active orogens, with emphasis on geomorphic/geologic signature of bounding blind thrust faults

Regional Conference on Geomorphology Landslides, Floods and Global Environmental Change in Mountain Regions
Brasov, Romania, 15-25 September 2008

The Conference will promote exchange of studies and methods for the investigation of landslides, floods and associated geomorphic processes in connection with different effects of global environmental changes.

more... 1st Circular & 2nd Circular

Important deadlines:
- May 30, 2008 - reduced registration
- May, 30, 2008 - abstract submission


The International Association of Geomorphologists (IAG/AIG) offers 3 grants of 500 (five hundred) Euros each for YOUNG GEOMORPHOLOGISTS (under 35 yrs old) world-wide (except Romania) who are willing to take part in the IAG/AIG Regional Conference on Geomorphology (Brasov, Romania, 15-26 September 2008).
For more information please contact:
Mauro Soldati, Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra, Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Largo S. Eufemia 19, 41100 Modena, Italy, e-mail
Submit application form before 30 may 2008

more... Call for grants - PDF or Call for grants - DOC

13th Belgium, France, Italy, Romania Geomorphological Meeting Landscape Evolution & GeoArchaeology
Porto Heli, Greece, June 18-21, 2008

Recent developments in geomorphology, micromorphology, sedimentology, climatology, dating and estimations of potential global climatic and sea level changes combined with the archaeological findings, provide the basis for an approximate reconstruction of landscapes and paleoenvironments.

more... 1st Circular, Conference Website

The Geographical Dimensions of Disasters
Tunis, Tunisia, 12-15 August 2008

IAG Working Group on Geomorphological Hazards, IAGeomhaz, welcome contributions on topics concerning: Earth's surface processes, hazards, risk, vulnerability, and disasters ranging from local to regional scales.

more... Announcement

International Symposium
The Role of Geomorphology in Environmental Management
Yogyakarta, Indonesia, August 25-29, 2008

The symposium will discuss many aspects of geomorphological studies related to the environment and the topics of this meeting will include:

  1. Neo-tectonic and volcanic geomorphology
  2. Global climate changes and geomorphology
  3. Geomorphological hazard
  4. Human impact on geomorphic systems
  5. Geomorphology for earthquake mitigation
  6. Geomorphosites and natural heritage
  7. Soil geomorphology
  8. Geomorphology and landuse planning
more... Call for papers

2nd meeting of the IAG/AIG Working Groups Human Impact on the Landscape (HILS) and Geomorphological Hazards (IAGeomhaz)
Bochum, Germany, 8-12 September 2008

The IAG/AIG Working Groups Human Impact on the Landscape (HILS) and Geomorphological Hazards (IAGeomhaz) would like to welcome you to Bochum! The 2nd meeting of the HILS and IAGeomhaz working groups is being held at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum in Germany, from 8th to 12th September 2008. We now extend an invitation for the preliminary registration and submission of abstract titles for either poster or oral paper presentations

more... Website

International Seminar on Small Catchments - 1st Meeting of the IAG/AIG Working Group on smallCATCHMENTS
Miedzyzdroje, Poland, 21-23 April 2008

Seminar on Small Catchments, was held at the Environmental Monitoring Station on Biala Gora (White Mountain) near Miedzyzdroje in north-western Poland on Wolin Island. The meeting was devoted to the following problems:

  • organisation of a measuring system,
  • methodology of small catchment monitoring, and
  • analysis of results and research programmes.
...more... IAG/AIG WG smallCATCHMENTS & Proceedings

From Archives:

Sixth International Conference on Geomorphology
Geomorphology in regions
of environmental contrasts
Zaragoza (Spain), September 7-11, 2005
6thICG Website & RCG E-mail
Future of the IAG by Andrew Goudie
Zaragoza's Declaration of the IAG/AIG

IAG/AIG Working Groups

Irasema ALCANTARA-AYALA (Mexico), Sunil Kumar DE (India), Mohamed T.BENAZZOUZ (Algeria) invite you to join the new IAG/AIG Working Group on Geomorphological Hazards

Achim BEYLICH (Norway) invites you to join the new IAG/AIG Working Group on Sediment Budgets in Cold Environments, SEDIBUD; ...more... about first meeting

Andrzej KOSTRZEWSKI (Poland) invites you to join the new IAG/AIG Working Group on Small Catchments

Denes LOCZY (Hungary) invites you to join the new IAG/AIG Working Group on Human Impact on the Landscape (HILS); ...more...: website, 1st Meeting, 2nd Meeting

Larrisa NAYLOR and Wayne STEPHENSON (Australia) invite you to join the new IAG/AIG Working Group on Rock Coast Geomorphology; ...more...

Paolo PARON (Kenya) invites you to join the new IAG/AIG Working Group on Applied Geomorphological Mapping

Lothar SCHROTT (Germany) invites you to join the new IAG/AIG Working Group on Geomorphology and Earth System Science; ...more...

Olav SLAYMAKER (Canada) invites you to join the new IAG/AIG Working Group on Geomorphology and Global Environmental Change

Milos STANKOVIANSKY (Slovakia) invites you to join the new IAG/AIG Carpatho-Balkan-Dinaric Regional Working Group

Special issue of Quaternary International

A special issue of QUATERNARY INTERNATIONAL (volume 175, December 2007) on Geomorphic processes and Palaeoclimatology in Deserts (edited by Xiaoping Yang, Andrew Goudie and Norm Catto) has just appeared. It arises from papers presented at the Sixth Internatioanl Conference on Geomorphology which took place in Zaragoza in 2005, and is a contruibution from the IAG Working Group on 'Intercation between aeolian, fluvial, and lacustrine processes in arid regions.

more...

Geodiversity of polar landforms - online

The Association of Polish Geomorpholigsts announces free online edition of publication 'Geodiversity of polar landforms' [(2007), A.Kostrzewski and Zb.Zwolinski (Eds.), Landform Analysis, vol. 5, p. 220.] available through the APG website after Regional Conference on Geomorphology, Lonyearbyen, Spitsbergen, August 1-5, 2007.


The definition of the Quaternary

The status of the Quaternary is not yet decided. Its base may be assigned as the base of the Gelasian and extend the base of the Pleistocene to 2.6 Ma. Quaternary is a formal chronostratigraphic unit recommended by joint ICS-INQUA taskforce (2005) and ICS. Read more on the ICS Website. For more dicussion look for 33th International Geological Congress at Oslo, Norway, on August 6-14, 2008.

more...

NEW BOOKS from IAG/AIG Publication Series

Thanks to the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, the book – Concepts and Modelling in Geomorphology: International Perspectives, Edited by I.S.Evans, R.Dikau, E.Tokunaga, H.Ohmori and M.Hirano is now freely available on-line in the Terrapub e-library. Hard-bound copies can also be purchased for $100 from Terrapub at: 2003 Sansei Jiyugaoka Haimu, 5-27-19 Okusawa Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 158-0083, Japan, fax: +81-3-3718-4406, email: kono@terrapub.co.jp


A Photographic Atlas of Rock Breakdown Features in Geomorphic Environments - online

The IAG/AIG' Working Group on Planetary Geomorphology announces free online edition of publication 'A Photographic Atlas of Rock Breakdown Features in Geomorphic Environments' [(2007), Bourke, M.C and Viles, H.A. (Eds.), Planetary Science Institute, Tucson, p. 79.] available through the Planetary Science Institute bookshop portal




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