Advancing Critical Zone Science Across Scales through Synthesis and Collaboration
Co-organized by BG3/GM5/SSS5
Convener:
Jeffrey Munroe
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Co-conveners:
David Litwin,
Theresa Blume,
Caroline Fenske,
Claudia Voigt
Posters on site
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Attendance Tue, 16 Apr, 10:45–12:30 (CEST) | Display Tue, 16 Apr, 08:30–12:30 Hall A
Tue, 10:45
This session will highlight the cutting edge of CZ science across spatial and administrative scales, from project, to observatory, to network levels. Submissions may also explore coupling across temporal scales, integrating relatively rapid processes with the longer-term evolution of the critical zone. Submissions are solicited that focus on integration of observations and modeling; hydrologic dynamics; geoecological interactions; biogeomorphology, mineral weathering and nutrient cycling; the rhizosphere; the societal relevance of CZ science; and other examples of how CZ research is evolving with new knowledge to face the challenges of our changing world. Contributions from early-career scientists are particularly encouraged.
Critical Zone Networks: Synthesis and Collaboration
A.2
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EGU24-4999
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Highlight
A.4
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EGU24-13395
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solicited
Critical Zone Hydrology: Dynamics and Evolution