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Alluvial Fans 2007 |
Scientific
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Dr. Philip
Giles Department of Geography Saint Mary's University Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada |
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Dr. Gary Nichols, England |
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December 1-6, 2012 Website click here Organizing Committee: Dr.
Asma Al-Faraj, UAE University (Conference Organisation: Logistics) |
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Special
issue of Geomorphology
with
articles from Alluvial Fans 2007 authors
Geomorphology, v. 115, no. 3-4 Contents/abstracts
and full-text access Guest Editors: Dr.
Philip Giles (Saint Mary's University) |
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Alluvial Fans 2007 |
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This website
has been updated and modified to reflect the fact that Alluvial Fans
2007 has concluded. It will be left up as a reference and as
a link to Alluvial Fans meetings held in 2003, 2007, and 2012. |
| Background & History |
Reasons to Attend |
Publications | 2007 Meeting Details |
Sponsoring Organizations |
| "Alluvial
Fans 2003" was a specialized meeting held at Sorbas, Spain, for
scientists interested in all aspects of alluvial fans. The nature
of the meeting - small, interdisciplinary, and focused - was
popular. (See Gary Nichols' reminiscence of the Sorbas 2003 meeting.) Two of the
four days were spent in the field on guided trips. Previously, an SEPM International Research Conference on alluvial fans was held at Death Valley, California, in 1995. |
1. The
meeting brought together people with a wide range of backgrounds, all
interested in alluvial fans (including modern fans, ancient fans,
applied studies of fans [engineering, forestry, hydrology, etc.]). |
A special
issue of Geomorphology has been published, with articles from authors who presented at Alluvial Fans 2007. Click here for details.
A volume of papers from Alluvial Fans 2003 is also available. Click here for information. |
Date:
June 18-22 2007 Final list of presentation titles Banff,
Alberta, |
A
number of organizations sponsored Alluvial Fans 2007. Please see
the list on the right. Particular gratitude must be given to the International Association of Sedimentologists (IAS) and the Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM) who provided significant funding for student travel and reduced student registration fees. |
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