#agu2022 — Public Fediverse posts

Rose Abramoff (@ultracricket) spoke with Roland Pease and Dr. Mika Tosca on BBC Sounds yesterday about #AGU2022.

#ScientistActivist #ClimateAction

https://twitter.com/peaseroland/status/1616163925367656448?s=12

Rose Abramoff (@ultracricket) was fired from her research position at Oak Ridge National Laboratory for holding a banner at the #AGU2022 meeting in December. We’re only energized by her courage and determination!
#ClimateCrisis #IntoTheStreets

Climate scientist: Getting fired for activism 'gave me a lot of hope' | CNN

https://www.cnn.com/videos/tv/2023/01/18/rose-abramoff-science-climate-change-amanpour-protest.cnn

Enjoyed talking to y’all at #AGU2022 this morning about Europa and icy moon science. Hope to keep seeing everyone at future events!

Session conveners and moderators are faced with a couple of presenters who were unable to attend the meeting.

That means staying on track for online attendees who may want to access the meeting at the scheduled time. Great and inclusive moderating technique. #AGU22 #AGU2022

"Consequences of environmental change" was the prompt provided to #mindjourney to generate this image.

The prompt is a quote from "Catchment and Critical Zone Science – Understanding Ecosystems Through Monitoring, Analysis, and Experimentation II" the fourth of four sessions convened today at #AGU22.

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We'll be replying to his post as we post live from our final session at #AGU2022.

Perfect way to roll into your #AGU22 Friday afternoon. And you can join in from wherever you are in McCormick Place, keep resting those feet for the afternoon poster session.

"Global Impact of Non-perennial Waterways: Integrating Hydrological, Geochemical, Microbiological, and Social Perspectives" is co-convened by Big Data Cluster member Erin Seybold.

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#AGU2022 #hydrology #biogeosciences

"Dynamic flow regime" was the prompt provided to #midjourney which generated this illustration.

The prompt is a quote from the abstract for "Linking oxygen regimes to flow regimes in non-perennial streams", part of a Friday afternoon #AGU22 poster session presented by Cluster member Erin Seybold.

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A great addition to your final afternoon exploring #CriticalZone #hydrology research in the #AGU2022 poster hall.

I am talking today at #AGU2022 on our new #NSF supported #BioFI effort, BioFI - The Biodiversity Forecasting Initiative to Understand Population, Community, and Ecosystem Function Under Climate Change ... https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm22/meetingapp.cgi/Paper/1086147

Goodbye Chicago and #AGU #Agu22 #agu2022 ! This was my first post pandemic conference and I had a blast. It was great to reconnect with so many colleagues after the years in isolation.

Last pitch, if you are still at agu tomorrow afternoon, stop by Ash Cale's poster!

Jamie Shanley is a #BigData Cluster collaborator who is part of the United States Geological Survey in #Vermont.

Shanley has been attending #AmericanGeophysicalUnion Fall Meetings throughout his career, "I won't say how many," he adds.

We asked him if he's noticed a change in tone over the years of how the community talks about #ClimateChange.

The change, he told us, is not in the science community, but in the people who we work to inform.

#AGU22 #AGU2022 #ScienceCommunications

Today at #AGU2022, check out lab talk by Teresa Bohner Projected Drought Risk Among the World’s Tall and High Biomass Forests .. using #GEDI #lidar data and global drought forecasts under #ClimateChange to identify crtical areas at most risk https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm22/meetingapp.cgi/Paper/1186831

Also today at #AGU2022 check out lab poster by Jocelyn Navarro Assessing #Plant-WaterRelations in the Face of #ClimateChange in the Rocky Mountains Using a #TurfTransplant #Experiment https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm22/meetingapp.cgi/Paper/1140165

Today at #AGU2022, check out lab talk by Teresa Bohner Projected Drought Risk Among the World’s Tall and High Biomass Forests .. using #GEDI #lidar data and global drought forecasts under #ClimateChange to identify crtical areas at most risk https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm22/meetingapp.cgi/Paper/1186831

"Water quality degredation" promoted #midjourney to generate this illustration.

The prompt is quoted from the "A Continental-scale Deep Learning Model for Total Phosphorus Reveals Progress Toward #WaterQuality Goals over the Past 40 Years in the United States" abstract, presented by a team from #PennState including Cluster member Li Li during Food-Water Link and Nonpoint Source Flux Impact on #groundwater #Vadose Zone, and Surface Water Quality.

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#AGU22 #AGU2022

@GearsLaboratory is in force today at #AGU! Nikki Inglis and Adriano Matos are both presenting their posters this morning, and former GEARS member Adriana Parra is giving her talk at 9:25! #AGU22 #AGU2022

Add some #CriticalZone research to your afternoon #AGU22 poster visits.

Cluster member and Desert Research Institute-based Gabrielle Boisrame presents "Relationships Between #Snowpack, Low Flows, and Stream Temperature in Maritime Western U.S. Mountains" describing their work examining which areas "will be most affected by predicted future reductions in snowpack under #ClimateChange."

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#hydrology #AGU2022

In the #AGU22 poster hall with members of the #CriticalZone Collaborative Network Big Data Cluster. Clockwise from upper right. Dustin Kincaid describes his work studying solute export behavior patterns, Julia Perdrial shares some of the outcomes of the Cluster's work in a Vermont #watershed, Gabrielle Boisrame takes a look at Dustin's poster, Liz Andrews and Bryn Stewart share smiles (under masks) ahead of Liz presenting a poster outlining some Andrews/Stewart collaboration. #AGU2022 #hydrology

Come see Adriano Matos give an invited talk about the computational backend of our GigaFire project at the #Google booth at #AGU #AGU22 #AGU2022 today at 1pm! His poster is tomorrow!

Haumea’s 3.9 hour day makes its rotation rate the fastest of any large body in the solar system. Together with its triaxial ellipsoid shape, the surface gravitational acceleration varies from ~0.012 m/s2 at the equator to ~1.08 m/s2 at the pole---almost 2 orders of magnitude. This results in some super funky cratering dynamics at poles v. equator.

Come listen to Dr. George McDonald's talk today at 2:40 PM, EP35B-01: Spatially Variable Crater Morphology on the Dwarf Planet Haumea #AGU22 #AGU2022

Come see Theo Hartsook at #AGU #AGU22 #AGU2022 ! https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/plot-model-agu-fall-2022-698ddd54f3214f6da2cab941c2679606

"Disentangle the interacting drivers of solute loading to streams" was the prompt provided to #midjourney to generate this illustration.

The prompt is a quote from the abstract for "Drivers and pathways of carbon and nitrogen in soil and streams: insights from the Sleepers River Research Watershed in Vermont", a poster highlighting the work of the whole #BigData Cluster during the Thursday morning session at #AGU22.

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#AGU2022 #CriticalZone #biogeosciences

Big Data at #AGU22 Day 3. #MachineLearning #DataScience #EnvironmentalScience #AGU2022

https://youtu.be/Z7wZTjzFj0Q

Big data is great, *clean* big data is useful. Our Cluster is working to develop reliable #MachineLearning models that will enable #EnvironmentalScience researchers to get huge sets of data cleaned so it can help answer their research questions accurately.

Hear about this work in this morning's online #AGU22 session Peak Anomaly Detection using Critical Zone Time Series Data: Knowledge-Engineering and Deep-Learning

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#CriticalZone #AGU2022

Great to see my friend, Peter Kalmus @ClimateHuman, at the AGU meeting. Seeing all of your friends is one of the great things about the meeting. #AGU2022