[Geodynamics] IUGG General Assembly 2023 Joint Symposia JG01 "Interactions of the Solid Earth With Ice Sheets and Sea Level (IAG, IACS, IASPEI)"

[Steffen Rebekka]

Dear colleagues (with apologies for cross-posting),

Abstract submission for IUGG Berlin 2023 (https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/daV0Clx1Njio0B96vcG-w11?domain=iugg2023berlin.org) is now open, closing 14 February 2023.

We welcome abstracts to our session JG01 Interactions of the Solid Earth With Ice Sheets and Sea Level. This session will be convened by the IAG Sub-Commission on "Cryospheric Deformation", IAG Joint Study Group on "Geodetic, Seismic and Geodynamic Constraints on Glacial Isostatic Adjustment", and SCAR/INSTANT Theme 2 (Solid Earth-Ice Interactions).

The session description is below:
Measurements of solid Earth, sea-level and ice-sheet changes are influenced by a complex interaction of processes occurring over a large range of spatial and temporal scales. Present-day observations of solid Earth deformation in a given location are influenced by present and past changes in global surface loading, and these deformations play an important role in controlling ice-sheet changes in turn. Furthermore, observations that constrain past ice sheets are affected not only by glacial isostatic adjustment, but also by changing mantle dynamic topography and tectonic processes. In addition, applied geophysical investigations are revealing crucial spatial variations in Earth rheology, which again affect the deformation of the solid Earth. In this symposium, we showcase model- and data-driven efforts to understand feedbacks between surface load changes and the solid Earth over all timescales and observation types.
Topics include:
- observations of mass changes in the cryosphere and oceans, and their interaction with solid Earth deformation
- influence of glacial isostatic adjustment on paleo and modern observations of sea level or ice sheet behavior
- seismicity induced by ice-mass and sea-level changes
- geophysical studies of the rheology of the solid Earth in the context of sea-level and ice-sheet studies
Please forward this email to any contacts who might be interested in attending, especially students. Should you have any questions regarding the session please contact us.

See you in Berlin in July next year,
Rebekka Steffen
(on behalf of the session convenors: Rebekka Steffen, Natalya Gomez, Lambert Caron, Bert Wouters, Doug Wiens)

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Rebekka Steffen
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