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HazPresso offers time for discussing project-related questions; presenting new scientific articles; developing hypotheses for research ideas; discussing new projects or cooperations; planning field work; presenting progress in Master and Bachelor theses; introducing new software and tools; strengthening presentation skills, and much more (we're open for suggestions!).
We also warmly welcome input from members in other working groups, departments or institutes. These more informal talks (<30 min) should ideally relate to a topic from natural hazards and/ or geomorphology. If you like to present and discuss your work, regardless of your stage or progress, feel free to contact Georg Veh. We will schedule your talk appropriately.
| Date | Presenter | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 17 | ||
| Sep 24 | Elisabeth Schönfeldt (UP) | Giant slope failures as breeding grounds for earthflows in the Patagonian Andean foreland |
| Oct 01 | Lisa Luna (UP) | Why are all the landslides next to roads? Handling observer bias in landslide inventories. |
| Oct 08 | Adam Emmer (U Graz) | 70 years of lake evolution and glacial lake outburst floods in the Cordillera Blanca (Peru) and implications for the future |
| Oct 15 | Stefanie Tofelde (UP) | Self-organization of valley width in alluvial terrace sequences |
| Oct 22 | ||
| Oct 29 | Adam Emmer (U Graz) | 70 years of lake evolution and glacial lake outburst floods in the Cordillera Blanca (Peru) and implications for the future |
| Nov 05 | Oliver Korup (UP) | Mount St Helens mystery |
Nov 12 | Group discussion | How to review a scientific paper |
| Nov 19 | Georg Veh (UP) | Global frequency and magnitude of glacier lake outburst floods since 1900 |
| Nov 26 | ||
| Dec 03 | ||
| Dec 10 | ||
| Dec 17 |