The Assembly’s sessions, typically over 500, cover a wide range of topics from climate, energy and resources, the Earth’s internal structure, atmosphere and volcanology, to space and planetary sciences. Participants include Jürgen Kurths, co-chair of PIK’s research domain 4 'Transdisciplinary Concepts and Methods'; he will convene a session on new model and data-based approaches to study climate behaviour. Anders Levermann, co-chair of research domain 3 'Sustainable Solutions', will talk about ice sheets and critical feedbacks. Christoph Müller and colleagues from research domain 2 'Climate Impacts and Vulnerabilities' will hold a session on agricultural management in ecosystem models for biogeochemical and agricultural assessments – and these are but a few examples of the many contributions from Potsdam scientists.
Weblink to EGU programme: https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/egu2018/meetingprogramme
Webstreaming schedule: https://egu2018.eu/webstreaming.html
Weblink to public lecture: https://www.egu.eu/outreach/public-lecture/
