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SUMMARY:Palsea-Serce meeting 2021: hybrid in-person (New York) and online
LOCATION:Hybrid
DESCRIPTION:We’re happy to announce this year’s joint PALSEA-SERCE meeting scheduled fo
 r September 13-15, 2021, which will be an online and in-person hybrid meeti
 ng: participants can attend via Zoom or in-person at Lamont-Doherty Earth O
 bservatory (New York). The meeting serves to bring the paleo sea-level comm
 unity together with a particular focus on better understanding the physical
  processes that drive ice sheet collapse and solid earth deformation. \n\nW
 e are attempting a hybrid format since vaccinations are progressing quickly
  in some parts of the world; however, we also plan to keep the meeting full
 y open and engaging for participants who wish/need to join us remotely (whi
 ch includes some of the organizing committee). Since regulations are ever c
 hanging we will stay flexible and update participants about event changes a
 s soon as they occur.\n\nFor the meeting we seek contributions related to s
 olid Earth deformation and ice sheet changes in the geologic past. We are p
 articularly interested in abstracts related to better understanding the tim
 e- and space- varying rheological nature of the mantle, which might come fr
 om GIA, mineral physics, geodesy, or geodynamics, as well as contributions 
 related to past ice sheet behaviour and terrestrial water storage, which mi
 ght come from ice sheet modeling, glaciology, or hydrology.\n\nThe meeting 
 will consist of oral and poster presentations. Additionally, we will dedica
 te time to discussing benchmarking and intercomparison efforts in the GIA c
 ommunity as well as best practices for code and model output sharing. \n\nF
 or more information on the meeting (including our invited speakers), please
  visit: https://palseagroup.weebly.com/2021-meeting.html\nRegistration and 
 abstract submission for this meeting are now open and will close July 15th:
  <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd936NvNFCBwACA8Pr1Tl26V
 8Wd12kCfIZbzn9oQIfdZFabsw/viewform?gxids=7628" target="_blank" rel="noopene
 r">LINK</a>\nAbstract selection and a full agenda will be announced on Augu
 st 1st to allow sufficient time to arrange travel for those who plan to do 
 so. Please also register if you only plan to attend the virtual meeting (wh
 ether you plan to present or not). We are still finalizing the registration
  fee but it will likely be on the order of $50 (to cover food and some tran
 sportation) and will only apply to in-person participants. More information
  to follow.\n\nWe particularly encourage participation of early career rese
 archers (ECR) and researchers who join us from developing countries (DC). E
 CR and DC researchers who join us in person and submit an abstract will be 
 considered for financial support to contribute to expenses related to trave
 l, accommodation, and registration. \n\nWe’re looking forward to welcoming 
 many of you this fall, whether it is in person or remotely! Don’t hesitate 
 to get in touch with us should you have any questions or concerns. \n\nBest
 ,\nJacky Austermann, Alex Simms, Alessio Rovere, Natasha Barlow, and Jeremy
  Shakun\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p style="text-align: justify;">We’re happy to announce this year’s joint<s
 trong> PALSEA-SERCE</strong> meeting scheduled for <strong>September 13-15,
  2021</strong>, which will be an online and in-person hybrid meeting: parti
 cipants can attend via Zoom or in-person at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observator
 y (New York). The meeting serves to bring the paleo sea-level community tog
 ether with a particular focus on better understanding the physical processe
 s that drive ice sheet collapse and solid earth deformation.&nbsp;<br /><br
  />We are attempting a hybrid format since vaccinations are progressing qui
 ckly in some parts of the world; however, we also plan to keep the meeting 
 fully open and engaging for participants who wish/need to join us remotely 
 (which includes some of the organizing committee). Since regulations are ev
 er changing we will stay flexible and update participants about event chang
 es as soon as they occur.<br /><br />For the meeting we seek contributions 
 related to solid Earth deformation and ice sheet changes in the geologic pa
 st. We are particularly interested in abstracts related to better understan
 ding the time- and space- varying rheological nature of the mantle, which m
 ight come from GIA, mineral physics, geodesy, or geodynamics, as well as co
 ntributions related to past ice sheet behaviour and terrestrial water stora
 ge, which might come from ice sheet modeling, glaciology, or hydrology.<br 
 /><br />The meeting will consist of oral and poster presentations. Addition
 ally, we will dedicate time to discussing benchmarking and intercomparison 
 efforts in the GIA community as well as best practices for code and model o
 utput sharing.&nbsp;<br /><br />For more information on the meeting (includ
 ing our invited speakers), please visit: <a href="https://palseagroup.weebl
 y.com/2021-meeting.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://palseagroup
 .weebly.com/2021-meeting.html</a></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><stron
 g>Registration and abstract submission for this meeting are now open and wi
 ll close July 15th:</strong> <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA
 IpQLSd936NvNFCBwACA8Pr1Tl26V8Wd12kCfIZbzn9oQIfdZFabsw/viewform?gxids=7628" 
 target="_blank" rel="noopener">LINK</a><br />Abstract selection and a full 
 agenda will be announced on August 1st to allow sufficient time to arrange 
 travel for those who plan to do so. Please also register if you only plan t
 o attend the virtual meeting (whether you plan to present or not). We are s
 till finalizing the registration fee but it will likely be on the order of 
 $50 (to cover food and some transportation) and will only apply to in-perso
 n participants. More information to follow.<br /><br />We particularly enco
 urage participation of early career researchers (ECR) and researchers who j
 oin us from developing countries (DC). ECR and DC researchers who join us i
 n person and submit an abstract will be considered for financial support to
  contribute to expenses related to travel, accommodation, and registration.
 &nbsp;<br /><br />We’re looking forward to welcoming many of you this fall,
  whether it is in person or remotely! Don’t hesitate to get in touch with u
 s should you have any questions or concerns.&nbsp;<br /><br />Best,<br />Ja
 cky Austermann, Alex Simms, Alessio Rovere, Natasha Barlow, and Jeremy Shak
 un</p>
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