EGU General Assembly 2005 GIFT Workshop

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Tuesday, 26 April 2005

• The early development of the earth, moon and mars
  

  Alex Halliday University of Oxford, UK

  • Presentation (PDF document, 4.3 MB)
• The natural reactors at oklo (gabon): 2 billion years before fermi!
  

  Bertrand Barré Areva, France

  • Presentation (PDF document, 1.8 MB)
• Radioactivity exploration in the classroom
  

  Marie-Hélène Leuthereau Le Visiatome, CEA France

  • Presentation (PDF document, 235.2 KB)
• Presentation of "geolab"
  

  A didactic tool for secondary schools and high schools Herbert Summesberger & al. Museum of Natural History, Austria
• Sequencing time and the history of life: hands-on activities to increase student understanding
  

  Judy Scotchmoor University of California, Museum of Paleontology, Berkeley, USA
• Extreme glaciations: snowball earth
  

  Gerhard Fischer University of Bremen

  • Presentation (PDF document, 13.2 MB)
• Guided tour of the vienna museum of natural sciences
  

  Gertrude Zulka Schaller and Herbert Summesberger or Visit the General Assembly of EGU

Wednesday, 27 April 2005

• The earth magnetic field
  

  Philippe Cardin LGIT, Université de Grenoble, France

  • Presentation (PDF document, 7.2 MB)
• The enigmatic climatic stage 11
  

  André Berger Institut Catholique de Louvain, Belgium

  • Presentation (PDF document, 2.8 MB)
• Kinesthetic astronomy
  

  Cherilynn Morrow Space Science Institute, Boulder, USA
• Reconstructing past climates
  

  Barbara Donner Research Center Ocean Margins Bremen, Germany

  • Presentation (PDF document, 3.5 MB)

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