Dear friends and fellow researchers,
The EcoSummit foundation and Elsevier are organising the 6th EcoSummit Congress, to be held at Gold Coast, Australia, on June 21-25, 2020. The event welcomes the participation of scientists as well as policy makers, and is structured in a series of symposia and side events, covering a range of topics from adaptation to climate change to marine ecology, coastal engineering, pollution, wetland research, and much more.
There is still some time to propose additional topics for discussion.
I am thinking whether it might be interesting to present at the summit the current research on the effect of climate change on landslides and other mass wasting processes.
However, in order to submit a proposal for a symposium, I need to know if there is a sufficient number of researchers interested in participating and submitting an abstract to the symposium.
Please feel free to share with me your interest or any comments here by October 31st, 2019.
Please note that the current deadline for abstract submissions is November 15th, 2019.
Best wishes,
Gianvito Scaringi
Here is the link to the congress website: http://ecosummitcongress.com
Accepted symposia: http://ecosummitcongress.com/symposia.asp
Accepted side events: http://ecosummitcongress.com/participation-events.asp
Thank you for your reply. Glacier melting is indeed one of the climate-change induced processes responsible for changes in mass wasting patterns in some regions of the world. Definitely a topic that deserves in-depth research
Thank you for the discussion! I am more interested in snowmelt induced shallow landslides and their response to climate change. Despite their unfrequented and isolated occurrences at present, I think, there is a high possibility of the numbers to increase/decrease dramatically under climate change. Thoughts are welcome, thanks!
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