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20th International Sedimentological Congress

Location
Quebec, Canada
Dates
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Meeting Category

The 20th International Sedimentological Congress will be held in Quebec, Canada, from 13-17 June 2018.

The conference theme is "A sedimentary journey through 3 billion years in the new world."

Venue

The Quebec City Convention Centre

Description

The conference gathers participants from all over the world to discuss and share the most recent advances in the broad field of sedimentology. The five-day-long event offers oral and poster presentations in themed sessions and symposiums, mid-conference one-day field trips and short courses. A series of pre- and post-meeting field trips will be organized in several places in Canada and the USA.

Sessions

Access the full list of sessions here: http://isc2018.org/sessions

Abstracts

The submission deadline is 19 March 2018. Submit abstracts here: http://isc2018.org/abstract-guidelines-paper-submission

Paper acceptance notice is 23 April 2018.

Registration

The early-bird and presenting author registration deadline is 14 May 2018. Register here: http://isc2018.org/registration-0

Further information

Go to the official website: http://isc2018.org/

PAGES-related session

General theme, 6.8: Anthropocene sedimentary systems
Conveners: Jean-Philippe Jenny, Achim Brauer, Blas Valero Garcés & Irene Gregory Eaves

This session invites contributions on the transformation of sediment systems during the Anthropocene and on the general topics related to the analysis of anthropogenic signatures in the sediment records. More specifically, the theme aims to attract studies contributing to the description of the timing, amplitude and spatial extend of the human impacts on the environment and how they may compromise ecosystems. We welcome contributions that discuss the impacts of changes in land cover/uses, hydrological pathways, dam settlements, and use well-established or innovative proxies of human impacts such as DNA. Large-scale syntheses are also warmly welcome.