IDL at the AGU Fall Meeting

In early December (from 9th to 13th) the Fall Meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) was held in San Francisco (California, USA). The Instituto Dom Luiz (IDL) had strong participation in this event, presenting almost two dozen works with the participation of its researchers.

Here is the list of works presented in this meeting:

9 December

"Ranking of concurrent extreme events in the Iberian Peninsula: variability and climatology of large-scale atmospheric conditions" by Margarida L. R. Liberato, Riccardo Henin, Ana Gonçalves and Alexandre Miguel Ramos"New insights on OBS design in DUNE Project" by Carlos Jorge Corela, Afonso Loureiro and Luis Manuel Matias"Onset, evolution and main processes shaping sandy coastal barriers within rocky indented coasts" by Rita González-Villanueva, Armand Hernandez, Susana Costas, Rafael Carballeira, Patricia Cabello, Marta Pérez-Arlucea, Alberto Sáez, and Roberto Bao

10 December

"Using InSAR water vapor fields to characterize the water cycle in the subtropics" by Pedro M Miranda, Pedro Mateus, João Catalão, Giovanni Nico and Miguel Nogueira

"Dynamics of the Gibraltar Arc System: A Complex Interaction Between Plate Convergence, Slab Pull and Mantle Flow" by Susana Custódio, Chiara Civiero, Joao Duarte, Virgilio Brito Mendes, and Claudio Faccenna

"How are ambient noise dispersion curves recorded in OBSs affected by the water?" by Juan I. Pinzon, Graça M Silveira, Susana Custodio, Luis Manuel Matias, Frank Krueger, Torsten Dahm, Carlos Jorge Corela, and Joana Carvalho

11 December

"Teleconnections between NAO, EA, and SCAND and groundwater levels in Portugal" by Maria Louro Neves, Sonia Jerez and Ricardo M Trigo"Investigating along- and across-arc crust and upper mantle anisotropy using OBS teleseismic and local shear-wave splitting with the VoiLA experiment" by David Schlaphorst, J Michael Kendall, Cindy Lim Shin Yee, Stephen Paul Hicks, Benjamin Louis Maunder, Saskia D B Goes, Jenny Collier, Andreas Rietbrock, Catherine Rychert, Nicholas Harmon, Jeroen Van Hunen and VoiLA"Interfering sub-parallel rift grabens: insights from combined analogue and numerical models" by Magda Oliveira, Joao Duarte, George Sand Franca, Afonso Gomes, Jaime Almeida, Filipe Rosas, Reinhardt A Fuck, and Fernando Alves da Silva

12 December

"The 28 February 1969 earthquake and tsunami in the North East Atlantic – A Review" by Maria Ana Baptista, Jorge Miguel A Miranda and Rachid Omira

"Tracing the unknown – Offshore tsunami deposits detected by organic geochemistry" by Piero Bellanova, Mike Frenken, Jan Schwarzbauer, Björn Deutschmann, Henner Hollert, Pedro J. M. Costa, Juan Ignacio Santisteban, Andreas Vött, Helmut Brückner, Jannis Kuhlmann, João Francisco Duarte, Holger Schüttrumpf, Klaus R Reicherter, Lisa Feist1, and M-152 scientific team

"Tsunami Hazard Assessment for Masirah Island, Sultanate of Oman" by Issa W El Hussain, Zaid Al-Habsi, Rachid Omira, Ahmed Deif, Adel Mohamed and Maria Ana Baptista

"A Fuzzy Inversion Approach to Earthquake Kinematic Finite-Fault Source Modelling" by Navid Kheirdast, Anooshiravan Ansari and Susana Custódio

"Imaging exhumed lower continental crust in the distal Jequitinhonha basin, Brazil" by Afonso Loureiro, Schnurle Philippe, Frauke Klingelhoefer, Alexandra Afilhado, João Pinheiro, Mikael Evain, Nuno A Dias, Maryline Moulin, Daniel Aslanian, and SALSA team

"Forward and inverse numerical modelling: complementary approaches to better understand palaeotsunamis" by Ivana Bosnic, Pedro J. M. Costa, Francisco Dourado, SeanPaul La Selle, and Guy R Gelfenbaum

13 December

"Catastrophic vs. Gradual Ecological Change in a Coastal Back-barrier Perched Lake as a Function of Climate-forced Barrier Breaching in the Last 2,700 yr" by Roberto Bao, Teresa Buchaca, Rafael Carballeira, Daniel Castro, Pablo Fernández-Pena, Rita González-Villanueva, Armand Hernandez, Manel Leira, Xose Luis Otero Perez, Xabier Pontevedra-Pombal, Ricardo Prego, Pedro MV Raposeiro, Alberto Sáez, Luisa Santos, Noé Sar, Martín Souto, David Vázquez-Loureiro, and Joana Vilaverde

"Origin of sulfur in carbonatites revealed by isotopes: From a subduction influence to crustal imprint" by Amaury Bouyon, Joao Mata, Martin Bromann Klausen, Sebastian Tappe, and Pierre Cartigny

More information on the 100 AGU Fall Meeting here.