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4th International
Palaeoflood Workshop
24-30 June 2007
Crete, Greece
Welcome to the Home Page
of the Workshop
LATEST NEWS:
THE WORKSHOP HAS NOW TAKEN PLACE. Over 40 people from 11 different countries attended the workshop, helping to make this a truly international event.
This web site will remain live for the next few months and then will be amended with a selection of photos from the workshop.
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The workshop will be held from Sunday 24 June 2007 to Saturday 30 June 2007 (inclusive). Please see the 'Location' page for further details.
The aim of this workshop is to bring together researchers and practitioners interested in new methods, empirical datasets, conceptual models, and theoretical developments in palaeoflood hydrology. It will be an opportunity to take stock of recent developments in the field and to identify avenues for future research.
The conference will not only promote interaction between researchers and practitioners working with palaeohydrological data, but will also enhance our knowledge of contemporary flood processes and the resulting morphological and sedimentary responses.
Please explore the site for further information. This will be updated in the coming months as further arrangements are made. Alternatively, contact the workshop organisers: Paul Brewer, Mark Macklin, Stephen Tooth (University of Wales, Aberystwyth), and Jamie Woodward (The University of Manchester).
Details of our research interests can be found by following the relevant links at:
River Basin Dynamics and Hydrology Research Group, UWA
Geography, University of Manchester
We gratefully acknowledge the support of the British Society for Geomorphology (incorporating the BGRG) in providing sponsorship for production of the conference packs.
http://www.geomorphology.org.uk/
Page maintained by ST.
Last update: 16 April 2007
For further info e-mail: set@aber.ac.uk