Talks this afternoon

Two more rhubarb talks this afternoon at 5pm in node room 044/11 (next to the cafeteria).

Monique Villatoro - Morphological evolution and sand transport - Chioggia Inlet, Venice Lagoon

Preliminary results of sand transport measurements in Chioggia inlet are interpreted in the light of long term geomorphologic changes.



Cédric Boulart - The Great Dodo Cruise

Prospecting for Hydrothermal Activity along the Central Indian Ridge onboard R/V Hakuho Maru (Dec 2006).






and if that isn't enough for you....


don't forget about the Staff-Student Pub Quiz this evening:

WHERE: Platform Tavern
WHEN: 18:00 to start c. 18:30


See you later!!

Later today....

Tonight at 5pm in node room 044/11 (next to the cafeteria).

Dave Spofforth - Eocene climate in the Arctic



Mark Vardy - Finding objects in the dark

"Comprising 60 hydrophone groups which sample the reflected seismic wavefield at a horizontal accuracy of 25 x 25 cm, 3D Chirp provides the perfect base for shallow-water marine engineering. Here we present results where it has been used to identify unknown buried targets ranging from 0.3 m to 7.0 m in size."




...and in two weeks time (26th Feb);

Monique Villatoro - "Morphological evolution and sand transport in Chioogia inlet, Venice Lagoon"

Cedric Boulart - "The great DODO cruise"

Hope to see you all there!

Kirsty and Sarah