11 November 2005

Dear Colleagues [Apologies for cross-posting]:

The European Geosciences Union (EGU) will hold its Second General 
Assembly from 2-7 April 2006 in Vienna, Austria.We invite you to 
participate in the session *NH8.02 Spatial and temporal patterns of 
wildfires: models, theory, and reality*.

/Session/: NH8.02 Spatial and temporal patterns of wildfires: models, 
theory, and reality
/Conveners/: James Millington; Carlo Ricotta; Bruce D. Malamud
/Session description/: Wildfires are the result of a large variety and 
number of interacting components. The resulting patterns of wildfires 
vary significantly both spatially and temporally. This session will 
examine models, theory and reality, in wildfire research. We encourage 
submissions in any one or combination of these three main areas, and 
envision bringing together wildfire hazard managers, applied 
researchers, and theoreticians. Posters are also very much encouraged, 
as we plan to have both lively oral and poster sessions.
/ABSTRACT DEADLINE/: 13 January 2005 (9 December for financial applications)
/Web site for submission/: http://meetings.copernicus.org/egu2006/

Please note that the deadline for abstract submission is 13 January 2006 
(one week earlier than last year) AND 9 December 2005 for financial 
applications (THIS IS ONE MONTH EARLIER THAN LAST YEAR--PLEASE MAKE SURE 
YOUR APPLICATIONS ARE IN!!), and for pre-registration is 10 March 2006. 
We look forward to seeing you in Vienna. Please forward this message 
also to your colleagues.

With best regards,
Co-conveners, James Millington (1); Carlo Ricotta (2); Bruce D. Malamud (1)

(1) Environmental Monitoring Modelling Research Group; Department of 
Geography; Kings College London; Strand; WC2R 2LS London; UK; E-mails: 
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]; (2) Plant Biology; 
University of Rome 'La Sapienza'; Piazzale Aldo Moro 5; 00185 Rome; 
Italy; E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED];

-- 
James D.A. Millington

PhD Research Student
Dept. of Geography
King's College London

Mob: +44(0)7740 428654
Tel: +44(0)20 7848 2239
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