The 8th East Asia International Workshop
The 8th East Asia International Workshop
Present Earth Surface Processes and Long-term Environment Changes in East Asia
(Earth Surface Processes and Natural Hazards)
The 8th East Asia International Workshop was held in Chengdu University of Technology on October, 11th, 2011. The congress was advocated by International Association of Geomorphology (IAG) and Japan Geomorphology Unite (JGU) and was organized and sponsored by Prevention of Geological Disasters and Geological Environment Protection National Key Laboratory (Chengdu University of Technology). The vice present of Chengdu University of Technology, the head of Prevention of Geological Disasters and Geological Environment Protection National Key Laboratory Prof. Runqiu Huang was appointed to the chairman of the congress and the vice head of the Key laboratory Prof. Chuan Tang was appointed to the secretary general of the conference. According to different stages of the conference, the program committee chairman of the congress was taken charge by different well-known experts from home and abroad including Prof. YI Sangheon, Prof. OKIMURA Takashi, Prof. HASEBE Noriko, Prof. KIM Juyong, Prof. Ji Sheng, Prof. Chuan Tang and Prof. Yanhong Wu.
There were more than 60 experts attending during the congress, respectively coming from universities, research institutions and production units in
The theme of the conference mainly concentrated in six aspects:
(1) Geological landscape evolution and the geological disaster process (Earthquakes, landslides and mudslides)
(2) Global change and regional environmental change
(3) Modern lake sedimentary process and dating
(4) Dating of surface processes and dynamics of land-use change
(5) Paleoclimate simulation and environmental change prediction
(6) Human activities and natural changes and ecological response
There were 29 oral reports and 27 panel reports in all. Moreover, the congress reviewed and received 56 abstracts in all and published the abstracts as a set. Among them,
(presented by Qin Zhao and translated by Xiaolin Huang)