EGU General Assembly 2006 GIFT Workshop

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Monday, 3 April 2006

• From exploration to scientific work: a century of human endeavour in the polar regions
  

  Margarete Pauls Alfred Wegener Institute Bremerhaven

  • Presentation (PDF document, 11.0 MB)
• Science, education & outreach opportunities during the international polar year
  

  David Carlson Director of the IPY International Programme Office
• Past climate from the ice cores north and south!
  

  Valérie Masson-Delmotte Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l'Environnement (LSCE) Gif-sur-Yvette, France

  • Presentation (PDF document, 4.5 MB)
• Alone in the arctic night
  

  Stéphane Lévin Toulouse France
• Meteorites from antarctica: origins from mars and the moon?
  

  Stephen Macko University of Virginia, USA
• Sustainable development and environmental problems: a high-school pedagogical experience
  

  Pascale Puppo and Brigitte Quintard Collège Léon Blum, Colomiers andCollège Georges Brassens, Montstruc, France

  • Presentation (PDF document, 1.1 MB)
• An exercise on climate change: how does it affect me?
  

  Steve Wohlmuth Central King Rural School, Nova Scotia, Canada

  • Presentation (PDF document, 92.1 KB)
• Guided tour of the vienna museum of natural sciences
  

  Herbert Summesberger or Visit the General Assembly of EGU

Tuesday, 4 April 2006

• Greenhouse gazes natural trends: what do we learn from ice cores analyses?
  

  Jérôme Chappelaz LGGE, Grenoble, France

  • Presentation (PDF document, 3.1 MB)
• An educational cd for the polar regions
  

  Agathe Weber International Polar Foundation, Geneva, Switzerland
• Hands-on activity: going down in the weddel sea - why deep water formation is of vital importance !
  

  Barbara Donner and Missy Holzer Research Center Ocean Margins, Bremen, Germany and Chatham High School, Chatham, New Jersey, USA

  • Presentation (PDF document, 1.5 MB)
• Gift-at-sea: a virtual participation to two oceanographic cruises of the r/v marion dufresne
  

  Catherine Kissel and Carlo Laj LSCE, Gif-sur-Yvette, France

  • Presentation (PDF document, 6.2 MB)
• A teacher's experience in antarctica
  

  Louise Huffman Kennedy Jr. High School, Lisle IL USA & IPY
• Project kesch: reduction of on energy school for the purpose of reducing global warming
  

  Annegret Schwarz IGS Oberstufe, Germany

  • Presentation (PDF document, 928.0 KB)
• Project on the climatic impacts of the gironde estuaire on the aquitaine region
  

  Annie Carrasset Collège Cantelande, Cestas France

Wednesday, 5 April 2006

• Has the arctic ocean always been cold?
  

  Martin Jakobsson Stockholm University, Sweden

  • Presentation (PDF document, 11.0 MB)
• A teacher's view of an arctic oceanographic expedition
  

  Ruben Fritzon Vibackeskolan, Alnö, Sweden
• The windows to the universe global geoscience educator community
  

  Roberta Johnson Education and Outreach, UCAR, Boulder, CO USA

  • Presentation (PDF document, 3.9 MB)
• Argonautica, a school program related to oceanographic satellites
  

  Danielle De Staerke CNES, Toulouse, France

  • Presentation (PDF document, 1.0 MB)
• Teachers and researchers exploring and collaborating (trec)
  

  Janet Warburton ARCUS, Fairbanks, Alaska, USA
• Geology, climate and environment of large urban areas
  

  Francesca Cifelli, Francesca Funiciello and Carlo Laj Geology Department, University "ROMA TRE", Italy & LSCE, Gif-sur-Yvette, France

Sunday, 16 April 2006

• Atmospheric chemistry and climate in the anthropocene, the new geological era affected, in many cases dominated, by human activity
  

  Paul Crutzen Max Plank Institute for Chemistry Mainz, Germany

  • Presentation (PDF document, 9.7 MB)

Tuesday, 5 April 2011

• Young reporters for the environment campaign and the pole project
  

  Marion Cohen French Office of the European Fondation for Education Paris, France

  • Presentation (PDF document, 61.7 KB)

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