Final Closing Colloquium of SPP 1889

Date and Time: November 6th, 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Virtual Event)

Event Description:

The Final Closing Colloquium of the SPP 1889 will bring together members from both funding period of the project and DFG representative to report about the findings achieved during the six-year project duration. The meeting will be virtual and will be by invitation only.

Event Details:

  • Date: November 6th, 2023
  • Time: 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
  • Location: Virtual Event

Agenda:

No.

Funding Period

Work Package /Focus Area

Project

Title

Time

1

 

 

SPP 1889 Coordination

SPP 1889 Overview

5 Min

2

1

2

A

1

SEASCHANGE

 

Holocene sea-level changes in Southeast Asia

11 Min.

HANSEA

Holocene and Anthropocene sea-level records from Indonesia (HAnsea)

3

1

A

RASLYBOCA

Response of Arctic sea level and hydrography to hydrological regime change over boreal catchments

6 Min.

4

1

2

2

A

1

1

OMCG

Reconciling ocean mass change and GIA from satellite gravity and altimetry

11 Min.

OMCG-2

ROCSTAR

Resolving Ocean heat Content changes by combining Space gravimeTry, Argo and Radar altimetry

5

1

2

A

1

DECVAR

 

Causes of Decadal to Centennial Regional Sea Level Variations

11 Min.

DECVAR-2

6

1

A

SLOSH

Global sea level change since the Mid Holocene:

Background trends and climate-ice sheet feedbacks

6 Min.

7

1

2

A

1

PARSL-GLAC

 

Predictability and Attribution of Regional Sea Level Change Caused by Glacier Mass Change

11 Min.

RESP0NSE

Allocating Responsibility for Regional, Glacier-Related Sea-Level Change

8

1

A

SATELLITE I

SATELLITE II

Estimating regional glacier mass changes as a contributor to sea level rise

6 Min.

9

1

2

A/B

1/2

LABSEA MELT

LABSEA MELT II

Estimates of basal melt water from Greenland: a driver for sea level changes

11 Min.

Estimates of submarine melt water from Greenland: a driver for sea level changes

10

1

A/B

CORSEA

Coastal and Regional Sea Level Change and Subsidence - The Hazardous Potential in Indonesia and South East Asia

6 Min.

11

1

2

A/B

1/2

OGREEN79

Ocean impact on Greenlands 79°N-Glacier

11 Min.

A2GREEN

Access of Atlantic Water to Greenland Glaciers

12

1

2

A/B

2

INDOARCHIPEL

Regional sea level changes in the marginal seas of southeast Asia: Mechanisms and projections of possible 21st-century trends 

11 Min.

INDOARCHIPEL-2

13

1

B

MOREWACC

Morphodynamic response of the Wadden Sea to climate change

6 Min.

14

1

B

ASIA-FLOODS

Extreme sea-level events along South-East Asian coast: past, present and future

6 Min.

15

1

2

B/C

2/3

SEASCAPE BALTIC

SEA-level rise, Storm surges, and Coastal Adaptation at the German Baltic Sea coast

11 Min.

SEASCAPE II - COMPOUND RISKS

16

1

B/C

SALTSA

Groundwater salinisation following sea level rise as a societal challenge of climate adaptation - The case of North-Western Germany

6 Min.

17

1

B/C

DICES

Dealing with change in SIDS: societal action and political reaction in sea level change adaptation in Small Island Developing States

6 Min.

18

1

2

C

3

TRANSOCAP

TRANSOCAP II

Building adaptive capacity through (trans-) local social capital – sea level rise and resilience of coastal communities and households in selected Indonesian second-tier cities

11 Min.

19

1

2

C

3

EMERSA

 

Epistemic Mobilities and the Governance of Environmental Risks in Island Southeast Asia

11 Min.

BLUEURBAN

Towards Blue Urbanism for Sea

Level Change Adaptation:

Global Trajectories and Speculative Futuring in Island Southeast Asia

20

2

2/3

SEATRAC

Sea level change and the Tragedy of Cognition: A comparative study on the role of cognitive biases in understanding sea level rise

6 Min.

21

1

B

WAMM

WAddensea Morphodynamic Marsh models

6 Min.

22

 

 

SPP 1889 Coordination

Closing

5 Min.

Virtual Platform:

All registered participants will receive a link to access the event closer to the date.

Contact Information:

For any inquiries or additional information, please contact us at [zeinab.azarakhsh@uni-hamburg.de].

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