Dear Colleagues,

We invite abstract submissions to a session on riparian processes and ecosystems in areas of Mediterranean climate, to be held at the Fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union in San Francisco (Dec 12-17). Session description and contact information for the conveners are below. Please note that (as many of you know) the deadline for abstract submission is September 2nd. Abstract submission info is at http://www.agu.org/meetings/fm10/program/abstract_submissions.php

Best,
John Stella (et al.)

H87: Non-equilibrium Drivers in Mediterranean Climate River and Riparian Ecosystems
Sponsor:     Hydrology

CoSponsor:     Biogeosciences
Earth and Planetary Surface Processes
Global Environmental Change


Description: Riverine/riparian ecosystems in Mediterranean climate regions face pressure from non-equilibrium physical drivers such as climate change, flow regulation and land use. Research to date on hydrological, geomorphological and ecological change in these semi-arid environments has revealed key gaps in our knowledge, particularly on the interdependence of physical processes with ecological communities. We solicit papers that examine actual or potential climatological and human causes of change in Mediterranean-climate river ecosystems, including hydrology, sediment regimes, and ecosystem response. Papers that examine vegetation/hydrogeomorphic influences and their feedbacks are particularly welcome.

Conveners:
John Stella
SUNY-ESF
(315) 470-4902
[email protected]

Jacob Bendix
Syracuse University
[email protected]

Hervé Piégay
National Centre for Scientific Research
[email protected]

Peter Downs
University of Plymouth
510 848 8098 x138
[email protected]
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*John C. Stella*, Assistant Professor

Dept. of Forest and Natural Resources Management

SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse

(315) 470-4902; [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

www.esf.edu/fnrm/stella/ <http://www.esf.edu/fnrm/stella/>

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