Abstracts of most talks can be found here .

Sediment (dis)continuity downstream of mountain ranges

• Speaker: Dr. Lizzie Dingle, Simon Frasier University
• Date: 22. October 2020, 17:00 (via Zoom)

Paleogeographies of the India-Asia collision and associated environmental changes

• Speaker: Dr. Guillaume Dupont-Nivet, Universität Potsdam
• Date: 27. February 2020, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Listening and Watching for Extreme Events: A Data-driven Framework for Quantitative Interpretations

• Speaker: Dr. Hui Tang, GFZ Section 4.7, Earth Surface Process Modelling
• Date: 6. February 2020, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Global analysis of river delta morphology and its relevance in a source-to-sink perspective

• Speaker: Dr. Jaap Nienhuis, University of Utrecht
• Date: 30. January 2020, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

The source to sink of the West African Craton to the equatorial Atlantic Ocean since 200 Myr.

• Speaker: Dr. Delphine Rouby, Géosciences Environnement Toulouse
• Date: 14. January 2020, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Raum 102

Fore-arc building (and destruction): a critical interplay between fluid flow, megathrust strength and tectonic underplating

• Speaker: Dr. Armel Menan, GFZ Section 4.1, Lithosphere Dynamics
• Date: 21. November 2019, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Nature-Directed Approach to Hydrology and Hydraulics of Extreme Floods

• Speaker: Dr. Tao Liu, Department of Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences, University of Arizona
• Date: 14. November 2019, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Raum 102

Together with AWI:

Feedbacks between permafrost degradation and surface deformation in ice wedge polygons: Insights from numerical modeling and remote sensing

• Speaker: Dr. Charles Abolt, Los Alamos National Lab
• Date: 24. October 2019, 15:00
• Location: Telegrafenberg A45-Süd, S101 (Hörsaal)

Earth Surface Dynamics Seminar Series:

Centennial glacier retreat as categorical evidence of regional climate change

• Speaker: Prof. Gerard Roe, University of Washington
• Date: 2. October 2019, 13:00
• Location: Haus H, VR2 & VR3

Numerical simulation of debris flow impact on baffles in GPU-SPH framework

• Speaker: Dr. Shuai Li, Institute of Mountain Hazard and Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences
• Date: 19. September 2019, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Chasing mass movements from headwaters to oceans: a multi-scale experience

• Speaker: Dr. Francesco Bregoli, IHE Delft, Institute for Water Education
• Date: 12. September 2019, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Growing topography due to contrasting rock types in a dead mountain range

• Speaker: Dr. Daniel Peifer, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
• Date: 29. August 2019, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Constraining or not the age of large-scale topography in Africa using thermochronometry

• Speaker: Rod Brown, University of Glasgow
• Date: 28. August 2019, 13:00
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Channel steepness and tectonics: the good, the bad and the ugly

• Speaker: Boris Gailleton, University of Edinburgh
• Date: 30. July 2019, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Nonlinear earth surface response to perturbations: from uplift over climate to humans

• Speaker: Benjamin Campforts, KU Leuven
• Date: 31. July 2019, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Genesis and architecture of sequences of Quaternary coral reef terraces: insights from numerical models

• Speaker: Anne-Morwenn Pastier, Université de Rouen
• Date: 01. August 2019, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

From the transport of sand to continental break-up

• Speaker: Dr. John Armitage, Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris
• Date: 23. May 2019, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Stability of Planetary Rotation

• Speaker: Dr. Erik Chan, McGill University
• Date: 20. May 2019, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Landscapes under the weather: Quantifying climate’s control on topographic evolution

• Speaker: Dr. Brian Yanites, Indiana University  
• Date: 09. May 2019, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

The geomorphic impact of wildfire: from debris flow hazards to landscape evolution

• Speaker: Dr. Luke McGuire, University of Arizona
• Date: 18. April 2019, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Clustering river networks in heterogeneous landscapes

• Speaker: Dr. Fiona Clubb, Universität Potsdam
• Date: 28. February 2019, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Latitudinal effects of vegetation on denudation in the Andes

(Part of the "Earth Surface Dynamics" seminar series)

• Speaker: Prof. Todd Ehlers, Universität Tübingen
• Date: 03. December 2018, 12:00
• Location: Haus H, Hörsaal

Tectonic geomorphology of mid-ocean ridges

• Speaker: Jean-Arthur Olive, CNRS Research Scientist, Laboratoire de Géologie de L’ENS
• Date: 23. November 2018, 13:00
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Stability of erosion in the Himalayan orogen at the Quaternary transition, as shown by in-situ 10Be and Sr-Nd isotopes from the sedimentary record

• Speaker: Sébastien Lenard, Université de Lorraine
• Date: 15. November 2018, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Deriving geomorphologic meaning from a dimensional analysis of an incision–diffusion landscape evolution model

• Speaker: Nikos Theodoratos, ETH Zürich
• Date: 18. October 2018, 13:30
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Long-term deformation of subduction margins and their record in marine terraces

• Speaker: Dr. Luca Malatesta, Université de Lausanne
• Date: 27. September 2018, 14:00
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

The role of tectonics in the evolution of glacial landscapes - insights from process modelling and morphometric analyses

• Speaker: Dr. Günther Prasicek, Université de Lausanne
• Date: 27. September 2018, 11:00
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Coupling of Brittle Deformation and Surface Processes: Efficient Numerical Models Toward Inverse Analysis

• Speaker: Dr. Xiaoping Yuan, GFZ Potsdam
• Date: 15. August 2018, 15:00
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Simulating natural hazards: data-driven, processes-based frameworks for quantitative interpretations and predictions

• Speaker: Dr. Hui Tang, University of Arizona
• Date: 15. August 2018, 13:00
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

New tools for understanding erosional transitions in arid and semi-arid mountain catchments

• Speaker: Dr. Stephanie Olen, Universität Potsdam
• Date: 15. August 2018, 11:00
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

Climate, tectonics, and topography: Lessons from ocean islands

• Speaker: Dr. Kim Huppert, GFZ Potsdam
• Date: 09. August 2018, 13:00
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102

A Flow through scales, From seepage channels in Florida to runoff valleys on Mars

• Speaker: Dr. Hansjörg Seybold, ETH Zürich
• Date: 09. August 2018, 10:00
• Location: A27 (Großer Refraktor), Room 102