XVI INQUA Congress

Friday, 25 July 2003

8:00 AM-12:00 PM

9

S1. Earth System Models, Palaeo-observations, and Past Global Changes

10

S12. Extinctions and Speciation During the Quaternary

11

S13. Millenial-scale Correlation Between Ice-core and Marine Sediment Records

12

S17. Paleoseismology in the Twenty-first Century, a Global Perspective

13

S20. Human-environment Interactions: Past and Present

14

S28. Late Quaternary Ecosystem Dynamics and Carbon Cycling in the Tropics

1:30 PM-4:30 PM

16

S1. Earth System Models, Palaeo-observations, and Past Global Changes (Posters)

17

S12. Extinctions and Speciation During the Quaternary (Posters)

18

S13. Millenial-scale Correlation Between Ice-core and Marine Sediment Records (Posters)

19

S17. Paleoseismology in the Twenty-first Century: A Global Perspective (Posters)

20

S20. Human-environment Interactions: Past and Present (Posters)

21

S28. Late Quaternary Ecosystem Dynamics and Carbon Cycling in the Tropics (Posters)

Saturday, 26 July 2003

8:00 AM-12:00 PM

28

S5. Ice Sheets as Active Agents of Sediment Redistribution in the Earth System

29

S6. Major Quaternary Continental Events in the Marine Record

30

S8. Isotope Stage 11: An Analog for the Present Interglaciation?

31

S14. Deserts Over the Last 100,000 Years

32

S22. Observations and Modelling of ENSO and Other Aspects of Short-term Climate Variability During the Holocene

33

S25. Regional and Global Changes in the Carbon Cycle

1:30 PM-4:30 PM

36

S5. Ice Sheets as Active Agents of Sediment Redistribution in the Earth System (Posters)

37

S8. Isotope Stage 11: An Analog for the Present Interglaciation? (Posters)

38

S14. Deserts Over the Last 100,000 Years (Posters)

Monday, 28 July 2003

8:00 AM-12:00 PM

45

S4. Long Continental Records

46

S10. Paleoindian South America: Climate and Life at the Last Glacial Termination

47

S16. The Late Quaternary Glaciation of Tibet and the Bordering Mountains: Implications for Understanding and Reconstructing the Evolution of the Mountains, Deserts, Hydrology, Vegetation and Early Humans in Central Asia

48

S18. Warm Times/Cold Times: Holocene Climate Variability in the North Atlantic Region

49

S19. Earth System Dynamics: Modelling Quaternary Environmental Change

50

S30. New Developments in Quaternary Numeric Dating Methods

1:30 PM-4:30 PM

53

S4. Long Continental Records (Posters)

54

S16. The Late Quaternary Glaciation of Tibet and the Bordering Mountains: Implications for Understanding and Reconstructing the Evolution of the Mountains, Deserts, Hydrology, Vegetation and Early Humans in Central Asia (Posters)

55

S18. Warm Times/Cold Times: Holocene Climate Variability in the North Atlantic Region (Posters)

56

S30. New Developments in Quaternary Numeric Dating Methods (Posters)

Tuesday, 29 July 2003

8:00 AM-12:00 PM

63

S2. Observations and Modeling of the Palaeodust Cycle

64

S7. Major Climate Transitions in the Late Cenozoic

65

S9. Paleoindian Western North America: Climate and Life at the Last Glacial Termination

66

S21. Fire, Climate, and Vegetation Change in the Holocene

67

S23. The Soil Record of Quaternary Climate Change

68

S27. Quaternary Environments of the Eurasian North

1:30 PM-4:30 PM

71

S2. Observations and Modeling of the Palaeodust Cycle (Posters)

72

S9. Paleoindian Western North America: Climate and Life at the Last Glacial Termination (Posters)

73

S21. Fire, Climate, and Vegetation Change in the Holocene (Posters)

74

S23. The Soil Record of Quaternary Climate Change (Posters)

75

S27. Quaternary Environments of the Eurasian North (Posters)

Wednesday, 30 July 2003

8:00 AM-12:00 PM

81

S3. Changes in Atmospheric Trace Gases and Aerosols on Glacial-interglacial Time Scales: A Key Challenge for Earth System Models

82

S11. The Extinction of the European Neanderthals During Isotope Stage 3

83

S15. Were Abrupt Climate Changes at the Last Glacial Termination Globally Synchronous?

84

S24. Environmental Catastrophes and Recovery in the Holocene

85

S26. Neglected Environmental Proxy Archives: Continental Shelves, Karst, and Drylands

86

S29. Quaternary History of the Antarctic Ice Sheets from Geochronology of Marine and Terrestrial Glacial Deposits

1:30 PM-4:30 PM

88

S15. Were Abrupt Climatic Changes at the Last Termination Globally Synchronous (Posters)

89

S24. Environmental Catastrophes and Recovery in the Holocene (Posters)

90

S26. Neglected Environmental Proxy Archives: Continental Shelves, Karst, and Drylands (Posters)

91

S29. Quaternary History of the Antarctic Ice Sheets from Geochronology of Marine and Terrestrial Glacial Deposits (Posters)