bristol.ac.uk
Logistics
Dates: 11–13 November
Location: Bristol, United Kingdom and online
Venue: M Shed Museum, Bristol
Objectives
Our objective is to move towards a comprehensive synthesis of global ocean oxygenation and oxygen distribution on glacial-interglacial timescales during the late Quaternary, including a critical assessment and comparison of different proxy and model approaches.
The PAGES PO2 working group focusses on variations in seawater dissolved oxygen concentrations across Earth’s history. This first workshop will focus on Ice sheets, ocean oxygenation and the carbon cycle: Constraining changes in seawater oxygenation during the late Quaternary.
Program
Details of the scientific program coming soon.
Registration
Details about registration coming soon.
Financial support
There will be financial support for several ECRs and participants from low/middle income countries.
Organizers
David Naafs, Uni. Bristol, UK
Babette Hoogakker, Heriot Watt University, UK
Helena Filipsson, Lund Uni., Sweden
Catherine Davis, NC State Uni. USA
Adina Paytan, UC St. Cruz, USA
Chris Somes, GEOMAR, Germany
Alex Auderset, NOCS, UK
Katrin Meissner, UNSW Sydney, Australia
Simone Moretti, MPI, Germany
Further details
Further details will be communicated as soon as these are available.
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If you have questions about this workshop, please contact David Naafs via email: david.naafsbristol.ac.uk (david[dot]naafs[at]bristol[dot]ac[dot]uk)
For more information, see the workshop website: https://po2latequaternaryworkshop.wordpress.com
Find out more about the PO2 working group here.
Code of Conduct
Please refer to the PAGES Code of Conduct here.
PAGES is committed to an open and welcoming environment for all and does not tolerate any sort of discrimination or harassment during workshops. For any issues, you can contact the liaisons below via email.
Alexandra Auderset: a.audersetsoton.ac.uk
Christophere Somes: csomesgeomar.de