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Division Meeting 2021
Geomorphology Division

     Daniel R. Parsons
     Division President

                   Meetings | Publications | Outreach | www.egu.eu

Agenda
 General Assembly and GM Programme; some numbers and information
 vEGU21 Gather Online
 Outlook for coming years and Governance Review
 Science Officer & Division President opening
 ECS report
 Medals / Awards: OSPP, Arne Richter Award, R.A. Bagnold medal
 EGU Announcements
 Other Announcements

vEGU21: Sessions and abstracts, Schedule

 13,801 abstracts in programme | -24% relative to 2020
 843 active sessions | 636 vPICO sessions | 56 Short Courses | 32 Medal and
  Award Lectures

 Week 1 (19-23 Apr): Union Symposia | Great Debates (Except GDB1) | most
  Medal and Award Lectures | most Division Meetings | 2 Short Courses per
  day
 Week 2 (26-30 Apr): 38/39 parallel vPICO sessions | 4 Short Courses per day
 Networking Events (including pop-ups), Townhall Meetings, Side Events
  during both weeks
 EGU Plenary 19 Apr | Medal & Award celebration 22 Apr | Closing party 30
  Apr

vEGU21: Registration numbers and breakdown

        15,003 registrations (20 April 2021)
        Participants from 126 countries
                                                                  Medallist /   Other
                                                                  Awardee

                    Participants division affiliation             Undergrad /
                                                        Retired
                                                                  MSc Student
4000

3500

3000
                                                                                        Regular
2500

2000                                                                PhD
                                                                  candidate
1500

1000

500

  0

                                                                         Participant status

vEGU21: Registration fee waiver programme

 3,675 registration waivers granted:               Medallist /
                                                    Awardee
                                                                  Other

       All scientists from Low / Lower-Middle                              PhD
                                                                          candidate
        Income Countries*                                                   UMIC

       PhD candidates from Upper-Middle
        Income Countries*                                                              Scientist
                                                                                      LIC / LMIC
       Undergraduate and Master Students
       Retired members of EGU
                                                        Undergrad /
                                                        MSc Student
                                                                                       Retired
       Medallists
       Others (Teachers, Journalists, …)

                                                            Registration Waivers
* World Bank Definition

vEGU21: Abstracts per Programme Group
2000

1800

1600

1400

1200

1000

800

600

400

200

  0

» New Structure
» GM1
  – Frontiers Concept

vEGU21: Abstracts / Sessions per Programme Group

                                                      All Programme Groups
                  2000
                                                                                                      HS

                  1800

                  1600

                  1400                                                     AS
No of Abstracts

                  1200

                  1000                                           CL   NH

                  800                                 SSS
                                                      BG
                  600                OS    TS    GM

                                     ST ITS CR
                                     ERE
                  400
                              GMPVNP SSPG
                                SM  GD
                                PSGI
                  200        EMRP
                             ESSIEOS

                    0
                         0      10        20     30         40         50         60   70   80   90        100
                                                                 No of Sessions

vOSPP (Outstanding Student and PhD candidate Presentation) Awards

 Award has been brought back with a new format for 2021! (after being cancelled in 2020)
 Contest is open to BSc, MSc students and PhD candidates
 Judging is focused on the uploaded materials/asynchronous content
 Judging is open to all non-students! (aside from conflicts of interest)
 Look for the logo:           and then the judging button
 Criteria are: Relevance of the study, Scientific accuracy, Clarity of presentation
 Details are at https://egu21.eu/guidelines/ospp_guidelines.html
 Kristen Cook leads on this for GM – email gm@egu.eu

Early-Career Scientist Events at vEGU21

 56 Short courses
   34 Short courses ECS as head-convener
 21 Networking event led by and aimed at ECS
 3 Great Debates led by ECS
 Jobs and Career Center initiatives
     Meet the exhibitors
     Meet the Talents
     Blog on CV writing
     Online CV-sticker
 Outreach
   Introducing ECS Reps via EGU Blog
   Blogs and Social Media blurbs about ECS-events

Come and meet experts working at the interface of science & policy
at a #vEGU21 networking session!

Science for Policy Meet and Greet: 26 April, 16:00

Science-policy pairing scheme: a panel discussion: 27 April, 16:00

Practice pitching your policy ask to a
policymaker:
28 April, 17:00

How can scientists effectively engage with policy?
        Find out during these #vEGU21 Short Courses!

• Your Handbook to Science for Policy: 27 April, 10:00

• How to influence policy through engaging with Parliaments: 28 April, 16:00

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Events

 SC2.8 Promoting Diversity in Geosciences | 19 Apr 10:00 – 11:00 CEST
 SC2.9 Practical Recommendations on how to combat discriminatory work
  environments in the Geosciences | 19 Apr 14:30 – 15:30 CEST
 EOS5.1 Promoting and supporting equality, diversity and inclusion in the
  geosciences | 26 Apr 11:00 – 14:15 CEST
 GDB5 Bullying in Academia: towards creating a healthy and safe working
  environment (ECS Great Debate) | 22 Apr 09:00 – 10:30 CEST
 GDB1 Challenging discrimination in the geosciences: Amplifying unheard voices| 26
  Apr 15:00 – 16:30 CEST
 NET0 Picture a Scientist Film Screening | 24 - 26 Apr
 EDI Networking Event | 26 Apr 17:00 – 17:30 CEST
 EGU Pride| 19 Apr 17:30 – 19:00 CEST
 EGU EDI Colouring Book

EDI Logo

Session conveners fulfill all three
criteria:
                                                                              EGU

1. Include conveners from multiple                                            average
                                                                               71%
   countries and institutes

2. Have conveners from different
   career stages, including at least
   one ECS

3. Include conveners that represent
   more than one form of gender
   identity
                                        Send suggestions to: edilogo@egu.eu

#EGUart

 4 artists (not!) in
  residence
 #EGUart room in
  platform
 #ActualLivingScientist
  (EDI initiative)
 Colouring book (EDI
  initiative)
 Imaggeo photo
  competition
 Kids Art

#vEGU21 Networking

 Scheduled networking events (Division, ECS,
  etc.), including on Gather.town
 Handshake
 Pop-up networking events
 EGU committee meet & greets
 Viennese settings (café, art exhibits, cooking)
 Quiet room (Spotify playlist)
 vEGU21 platform built-in networking
  capabilities (networker, handshake)

#vEGU21 outreach activities

 EGU Public Lecture: Günter Blöschl, Vienna University of Technology and
  previous EGU President, 21 Apr 18:00 CEST; link on EGU and vEGU21
  websites. The lecture is hosted and organised by the Austrian Academy of
  Sciences.
 EGU Mentoring: 130 mentees successfully paired with 83 mentors.
 Croome & Krafft award presentations 20 Apr 18:00 CEST
 Teaching/scientist pairing scheme pilot project

#vEGU21 Media activities

 6 press conferences
 New: media highlights page
 New: 5 press releases
 New: 5 media tip sheets
 Every PG represented in these materials!

Code of Conduct

   Participation in EGU2021 implies agreement to EGU's Code of
    Conduct: https://www.egu.eu/about/code-of-conduct/
   The Code of Conduct is flagged when uploading materials, when
    commenting, when entering the chat
   Violations or concerns to be reported to conduct@egu.eu

EGU Activities Highlights 2021

   Green EGU: https://egu21.eu/about/green_egu.html: but we are
    very green this year! Carbon Tracker.

   Accessibility and Inclusiveness:
    https://egu21.eu/about/inclusion_and_accessibility.html

   Equality and Diversity:
    https://www.egu.eu/structure/committees-and-working-
    groups/edi/

   Governance Review

   Landscapes Live! GM EGU Seminar Series

Landscapes Live
»   Weekly online seminars of geomorphology (Thursday at 4 pm CET) which are free and open to
    anyone
»   Talks are recorded and put on Youtube
»   Speakers chosen by the organization team based on nominations and suggestions (please
    nominate!)
»   Organization team: 6-8 members renewed every 3 years (at max)
»   New members chosen by current members based on nominations/suggestions
»   Current organization team:

     Vivi Pedersen     Rebekah Harries Charles Shobe Steffi Tofelde          Boris Gailleton Michal Ben-Israel Pierre Valla    Philippe Steer
       Ass Prof            Post-doc          Ass Prof        Post-doc          Post-doc          Post-doc       Ass Prof         Ass Prof
     (Aarhus Univ.)   (Pontifical Catholic (West Virginia (Univ. Potsdam)   (GFZ Potsdam) (Hebrew Univ. (CNRS Grenoble        (Rennes Univ.)
                         Univ. Chile)         Univ.)                                            Jerusalem)        Univ.)

Landscapes Live – statistics
                              20 seminars
                                                                                           Topics and keywords
                           Country affiliation of speakers                                     (found in titles)

Attendance (per talk)                          France
                                                     Germany
                                USA                     Hungary
                                                          Israel

                                                           Norway

                                             UK                    Early or not    Early
                                                                                  career

                          Gender diversity
                         Men           Women
                         (11)           (10)             Well
    Online Youtube                                   established
   seminars views

Landscapes Live – past speakers
»   Simon Mudd, If you don’t like the stream power law, wait until     a tribute to Patience Cowie
    you get a load of what we do on hillslopes                     »   Joanmarie del Vecchio, Appalachian pasts, Arctic futures:
»   Roman DiBiase, Morphodynamics of mixed soil-mantled and            permafrost landscape dynamics
    bare bedrock hillslopes                                        »   Susan Conway, Sublimation as a geomorphic process on
»   Ajay Limaye, Origin and evolution of river forms                   Mars
»   Karl Lang, Linking orogeny and orography in the Southern       »   Michele Koppes, Reading the story of climate change in the
    Alps of New Zealand                                                landscape: Sedimentary signatures of disappearing glaciers
»   Allison Pfeiffer, Sediment supply controls river bed           »   Jean Braun, Flow of southeastern Tibet across a steady-state
    (in)stability in the Pacific Northwest                             topography
»   Edwin Baynes, Hard vs Soft: spatial variability in bedrock     »   John Armitage, Reproducible landscapes
    channel geometry driven by sediment availability               »   Georgie Bennett, Hazardous landscapes: Towards landslide
»   Heather Viles, Linking life and landscape: monitoring,             early warning in Nepal and the Philippines
    mapping and modelling in biogeomorphology                      »   Fiona Clubb, Creepy landscapes along the San Andreas fault
»   Gabor Domoks, Estimating mass loss from pebble shape           »   Robert Hilton, The shifting view of how mountain building and
»   Alisson Duvall, Exploring the timing, triggering and spatial       erosion impact the carbon cycle
    distribution of landslides along the Cascadia Subduction Zone »    Liran Goren, Grainscape
»   Alex Whittaker and Mikael Attal, Faulting and landscapes – »       Anneleen Geurts, Drainage integration in continental rifts

Landscapes Live – upcoming speakers
6th of May      Kelin Whipple (Arizona State Univ.)                                                    TBA

                                                       Past as prologue: how archives help us predict the fate of Earth’s ice sheets and the future of our
13th of May    Benjamin Keisling (Lamont-Doherty)*                                               discipline
                                                      In and out of the last ice age: Insights into the influence of glacial isostatic adjustment on landscape
20th of May       Tamara Pico (UC Santa Cruz)*                                               evolution in North America

27th of May       Seulgi Moon (UC Los-Angeles)              Topographic stress influence on fractures, surface processes, and landscape evolution

3rd of June      Giulia Sofia (Univ. Connecticut)                  Digital Analysis and Terrain Mapping. The way forward in geomorphology

                                                       Exploring erosion patterns beneath high-latitude ice sheets – case studies from Scandinavia and
10th of June    Jane L. Andersen (Aarhus Univ.)*                                                  Greenland

17th of June      Laura Quick (Univ. Edinburgh)*                                                       TBA

24th of June    Anne Voigtländer (GFZ Potsdam)*                                    Optimal stress states for geomorphologists

                        * Early Career Scientists

GA 2022 timeline (working version)

1 – 19 Jun 2021         Sub-programme structure (call-for-skeleton)

24 Jun – 15 Aug 2021    Public call for GDB and US

24 Jun – 11 Sep 2021    Public call-for-sessions, incl SC

16 Sep – 14 Oct 2021    Session programme finalization

Oct 2021 - not fixed    PC Meeting

Dec 2021                Support application deadline

Jan 2022                Abstract submission deadline

April 2022 - 3 to 8th   GA Physical and Online

EGU Travel Support schemes
                                                 Approximate Funding
  Scheme              Target audience                 allocation                   Funding

                                                      EED: 30-35%
 Early Career   Early Career scientists (world
  Scientist’s   wide with earmarked funds for
Travel Support     European economically
   (ECSTS)     disadvantaged (EED) countries)                              • Registration
                                                 Other countries: 50-60%   • APC
                                                                           • Maximum of €300 travel
                                                                             expenses

 Established   Established scientists (low and
  Scientist’s                                           10-20%
               lower middle income countries)
Travel Support
    (ESTS)

GM Science Officers 2020 onwards
Dan Parsons (President)            gm@egu.eu

Kristen Cook              Jo Neild

Taylor Schildgen          Andrea Zerboni

Giulia Sofia              Matteo Spagnolo

ECS representatives:…

GM Science Officers 2021 onwards
Dan Parsons (President)                 gm@egu.eu

               Forthcoming Elections 2022 Onwards
Kristen Cook                     Jo Neild

Philippe Steer                   Andrea Zerboni

Giulia Sofia                     Matteo Spagnolo

ECS representatives:…                               approval required

Agenda
 General Assembly and GM Programme; some numbers and information
 Evolution of the Geomorphology Programme 2015-2020
 Outlook for coming years
 Science Officers
 ECS report
 Medals / Awards: OSPP, Arne Richter Award, R.A. Bagnold medal
 EGU Announcements
 Other Announcements

Geomorphology Division

EGU GM ECS Rep (ear and voice of early career scientists)

 Andrea       Aayush        Eric         Edwin             Annegret
                                                                         ?

    Rep./        Dep.        website      Twitter          former Rep.
  Facebook

Geomorphology Division

EGU GM ECS Rep – Activities 2020/21

GM ECS-organised:         SC: Meet the expert                     Co-convened:      SC: Application of age
                          GDB Slow Science vs Fast Science                          models to paleoclimate
                          GM division networking                                    and geomorphology
                          ECS Networking Night

Twitter @EGU_GM:          4106 followers (+667 since 2020)
                          We promote GM related content (new publications, jobs, articles of
                          interest, cool geomorphology stories, upcoming conferences etc…
                          Please tag us to help us notice and retweet your content

FB @egugeomorphology: 2045 followers (+480 since 2019)
                      the page is alive again and has a different user base than twitter (people access it
                      predominantly through their computer). Less frequent posting than Twitter

Geomorphology Division

     EGU GM ECS Rep – Rotation System

            2018/2019   2019/2020               2020/2021   2021/2022               2022/2023
elections

                                    elections

                                                                        elections
             Micha      Annegret                Andrea      Aayush                     ?!

            Annegret     Micha                  Aayush       Andrea                    ?!
                                                Annegret                            Aayush

Geomorphology Division

EGU GM ECS Rep – Activities 2020 | How to reach us...

  We can only improve things that we are aware of.

  > ecs-gm@egu.eu

  Please make sure you have subscribed to the
  GM ECS mailing list.

  https://lists.egu.eu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gm-ecs

Agenda
 General Assembly and GM Programme; some numbers and information
 Evolution of the Geomorphology Programme 2015-2020
 Outlook for coming years
 Science Officers
 ECS report
 Medals / Awards: OSPP, R.A. Bagnold medal
 EGU Announcements
 Other Announcements

Alfred Wegener Medal 2021

                    Angela Gurnell
                    The 2021 Alfred Wegener Medal & Honorary Membership is awarded to A
                    ngela M. Gurnell for pioneering contributions to the emergence and conso
                    lidation of fluvial biogeomorphology.

Katia and Maurice Krafft Award 2021

                     Annie Ockelford
                     The 2021 Katia and Maurice Krafft Award is awarded to Annie Ockelford fo
                     r her sustained, passionate, innovative, and diverse approach to geoscienc
                     e outreach and engagement, particularly for underrepresented and hard-t
                     o-reach audiences.

Outstanding Early Career Scientist 2021

                      Louise Slater
                      The 2021 Division Outstanding Early Career Scientist Award is awarded to
                      Louise J. Slater for recognition of outstanding contributions in the field at t
                      he interface of river geomorphology and hydrology; exploring the drivers
                      of changing flood hazard and risk over time and space.

Ralph Alger Bagnold Medal 2021

                       Joanna E. Bullard
                       The 2021 Ralph Alger Bagnold Medal is awarded to Joanna E. Bulla
                       rd for sustained innovative, perceptive, and productive studies of ar
                       id-land geomorphology, aeolian processes, and dust in the Earth sy
                       stem, alongside outstanding community leadership.

Geomorphology Division

Ralph Alger Bagnold medal committee
EGU Best practices:
 Each division medal chair nomination is discussed at division meeting and appointed by the
  Council. Term is one year and can be renewed three times.
 Minimum three additional members, preferably past medallists, but at least one member who
  is not a past medallist. These shall also be approved by the division meeting. Term is one
  year and can be renewed three times.
 Division president is ex-officio member.
 Chair of the Union Awards Committee is ex-officio member.

Geomorphology Division

Ralph Alger Bagnold medal committee
Previous composition R.A. Bagnold medal committee:
 President + 4 (3) former Bagnold medallists (4-year terms each, one member rolls off every
  year).

Proposal for composition of R.A. Bagnold medal committee:
 President: 4-year term
 3 former Bagnold medallists: 3-year terms
 2 former division outstanding ECS: 2-year terms

Ralph Alger Bagnold medal committee
2021 composition                         2022 (proposal)
Peter van der Beek (Chair)               Peter van der Beek (Chair)
Tom Coulthard                            Joanna Bullard
David Egholm                             Tom Coulthard
Todd Ehlers                              David Egholm
Georgina Bennett                         Louise Slater
Giulia Sofia                             Georgina Bennett

(ex-officio: Dan Parsons, Awards Committee Chair)

                                                                      … approval required

» EGU features an extensive awards and medals programme on all career stages
» Nominations are exclusively by EGU members* while candidates do not need to be
  EGU members. (*An exception is one award to promote excellence in journalism allowing
  nominations from non-members and self nominations)
» Individual award and medal committees are then evaluating the nominations
  selecting the most deserving candidate based on scientific achievements**. (**plus
  one medals each for journalism, outreach and service to the union)

                                                                       44

How to nominate
Where:              https://www.egu.eu/awards-medals/nominations/
When:               from now to June 15
What is required:
                                          Division and Union Outstanding Early
                                                     medals Career Scientists
                                                             Awards
                     Nomination letter                1 page                ½ page
                      Curriculum Vitae               2 pages                 1 page
                              Selected               2 pages                ½ page
                          bibliography
                     Supporting letters                     -   3-5 (maximum 1 page
                                                                      45      each)

We encourage all members to contribute to the awards program by nominating suitable candidates
When nominating please think about people who may have been overlooked in your discipline
                Nominations and awards (Division and Union)
 40%
                                                                      31%
 30%

 20%                                                            38%
                                                  34% 32%37%
 10%
                                               28%           27%            Over the past years the fraction of
       18%17%          15%17% 14%14% 15%13%
                10%15%                                                      awards and medals obtained by
  0%
        2014     2015   2016    2017    2018    2019   2020    2021         women has increased. This is due to
                        % female nominations    % female awardee            the increase in nominations.
Equality of opportunities in geosciences: The EGU Awards Committee
experience
Session EOS5.1, abstract EGU21-651
https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU21/EGU21-651.html

GM Awards and Medals
Be involved!
 Nominate promising young colleagues as Outstanding Early Career Scientist;
 Nominate outstanding members of the geomorphology community for the Ralph Alger
  Bagnold medal;
 EGU is keen to ensure diversity in its awards!

Deadline: 15 June 2021
Simple nomination procedure (1/2 page – 1 page nomination letter, CV, selected bibliography,
supporting letters)
All information at: http://www.egu.eu/awards-medals/

Geomorphology Division

Agenda | EGU GM Division meeting 2019
 General Assembly and GM Programme; some numbers and information
 Evolution of the Geomorphology Programme 2015-2019
 Outlook for coming years
 Science Officers
 ECS report
 Medals / Awards: OSPP, Arne Richter Award, R.A. Bagnold medal
 EGU Announcements
 Other Announcements

Survey
               www.egu2021.eu/feedback

 Distribution:
   − via email to participants and EGU members after GA
   − links on social media & blog
   − VCC and egu2021.eu website

Geomorphology Division

EGU Topical Events (other than GA)
 Galileo Conferences
 EGU Conference Series
 EGU Training Schools
 Proposal submissions : 1 June – 15 August
 See http://www.egu.eu/meetings/co-sponsored-meetings/ for all information

Geomorphology Division

Other announcements
 Earth Surface Dynamics
 International Association of Geomorphology (Mauro Soldati)
 EGU Governance Review

ESurf News
» 2020 saw a 37% increase in submissions
» 11% increase in final paper output (there is a lag
  representing time to publication)
» 22% papers rejected BEFORE published at
  preprint/discussion
» 0% rejection post preprint phase. Indicating initial sift working
  well.

» Now accepting technical development papers
    – Focusing on significant technical, methodological, or model
      developments in the ESurf subject areas
» Article Processing Charge waivers are available

Esurf Paper Stats
 (Jan-Dec 2020)

Total Views and Downloads
     IF increased 3.929
                    Esurf   ESPL    Geomorph   90000
2017 Clarivate IF   3.18    3.72      3.31
                                               80000

2018 Clarivate IF   3.765   3.598    3.681     70000

2019 Clarivate IF   3.928   3.694    3.819     60000

                                               50000
     Year on year increase in
                                               40000
     downloads and page views
                                               30000
     2020 IF fractionally higher
     (based on WOK calculations –
                                               20000

     so may change)                            10000

                                                  0

Esurf’s
international
    reach

EGU Governance Review
                                          Governance Review Panel:
Toby Rhodes (Independent Chair)                                 Helen Glaves (incoming President)
Ulrich Pöschl (Publications Committee Member, AS)               Dan Parsons (Division President, GM)
Raffaele Albano (outgoing ECS Representative, NH)               Giuliana Panieri (General Secretary)
Claudia Jesus Rydin (Chair, Equalities & Diversity Committee)   Chris King (Chair of Education Committee)
Katja Fennel (Chair, Publications Committee, BG)                Philippe Courtial (EGU Executive Secretary)

                       Email: governancereview@egu.eu

EGU Governance Review: Objectives

A governance review is an opportunity for the EGU to reflect on its governance arrangements in order to best serve
the current and future needs of the organisation, the members, the scientific community and global concerns.
In particular, the governance review will:
•   determine whether the governance processes and structures of the EGU are fit for purpose
•   make recommendations for any changes to better serve the current and future needs of the EGU and its
    members

Objectives of the EGU Governance Review
To review the governance processes and structures of the EGU, and make recommendations for any changes to
enable the organisation:
•   to best deliver its Mission and Vision
•   to best serve the current and future needs of the organisation and its members;
•   to ensure EGU structures deliver appropriate scientific and professional diversity and representation amongst
    EGU committees and boards

Terms of Reference: The full EGU Governance Review Terms of Reference is available to download here

STAYED TUNED!

                            EGU Galileo Conference GC2020-77
                       Fire impacts at the Earth surface across space and time:
                              perspectives for future fire management

Aims to connect fire researchers across EGU Divisions and beyond EGU with stakeholders!

                  to be run for 4-5 days in early 2022 including field trip
                           in Bad Belzig, near Berlin, Germany

            More information soon at: https://www.egu.eu/meetings/galileo-conferences/meetings/

Updates from the
International Association
of Geomorphologists (IAG)

  Mauro Soldati -
  President
  Susan J. Conway -
  Vice-President

Regional
     Conference in
     Mashhad (Iran)
» Initially planned for October
  2020

» Postponed until Spring 2022,
  exact dates to be defined

International
   Conference in
 Coimbra (Portugal)
» Initially planned for 6-10th September
  2021

» New dates: 12–16 September 2022

» Website: https://www.icg2021.eu/

For any questions:
Mauro Soldati – soldati@unimore.it
Susan Conway - susan.conway@univ-
nantes.fr
Mihai Micu – secretary@geomorph.org

The first celebration of the
                                     International Geodiversity
                                      Day will be on 6 October
                                                2022.
On 16 April 2021, the proposal for the International
Geodiversity Day (initiated by prof. prof. J.Brilha, M.Gray,
J.Matthews and Zb.Zwoliński, supported by 129 scientific
organisations, including the European Geoscience Union) was
approved by unanimity within one of the UNESCO Executive
Board Commissions. More than 70 Member-States have co-
sponsored this proposal.

                        www.geodiversityday.org

GM Awards and Medals
Be involved!
 Nominate promising young colleagues as Outstanding Early Career Scientist;
 Nominate outstanding members of the geomorphology community for the Ralph Alger
  Bagnold medal;
 EGU is keen to ensure diversity in its awards!

Deadline: 15 June 2021
Simple nomination procedure (1/2 page – 1 page nomination letter, CV, selected bibliography,
supporting letters)
All information at: http://www.egu.eu/awards-medals/

Thanks !!
       Daniel R. Parsons
d.parsons@hull.ac.uk; @bedform

                    Meetings | Publications | Outreach | www.egu.eu