We cordially invite everyone interested in participating as lecturer or poster presenter in the GeoDarmstadt2010 conference to contribute a short version of their abstracts either in English or in German by April 16, 2010.
Please submit your abstract to Susanne Lange: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it regarding the guidelines listed below.

All accepted abstracts will be printed (black and white), therefore we ask you to please be aware that your abstract can only be accepted when abiding to the following guidelines:

• all tables and figures should have a minimum solution of 300 dpi (600 dpi would be better)
• please attache all tables and figures as separate files (eps-, jpg-, tif- oder pdf, please do not include them into the word-file
• please assign clearly each table and figure to the respectively abstract (e.g. Mayer_abstract.., Mayer_fig_1.., Mayer_tab_1) and send them to the indicated e-mail address
• contributions should include a maximum of 4,000 characters including blanks, title, authors, institutions of the authors and their complete addresses and e-mail addresses
• Abstracts can be written in germon or english
• Please indicate if you wish an oral presentation or a poster
• Please indicate the Topic-number
• please apply the following template when creating your abstract, e.g. by overwriting the respective text blocks
  Download the abstract-templates

Topicnumbers

1. Climate

• 1.1. Boden als Senke und Quelle für Global Warming
• 1.2. Carbon Cycle and Climate Change
• 1.3. Langfristige und sichere Speicherung von CO2 in geologischen Formationen
• 1.4. Sediments as Archives of Environmental and Climate Change
• 1.5 Insights into past climate dynamics – Lessons for the future

2. Earth History

• 2.1. Biodiversity and Environment - The Deep-Time Perspective
• 2.2. Developments in Stratigraphy: Methods, Techniques, Applications
• 2.3. Land-sea interactions in the Phanerozoic
• 2.4. Non-Actualistic Environments
• 2.5. Paleontological Applications
• 2.6. Terrestrial Eocene

3. Energy

• 3.1. Quality Management of Shallow Geothermal Systems
• 3.2. The 8th European Coal Conference
• 3.3. Wirtschaftsgeologie - Mineralische Rohstoffe, Energierohstoffe
• 3.4 Tiefe Geothermie

4. Geo-Processes

• 4.1. Earth Surface Processes
• 4.2. Karst Processes
• 4.3. Tectonics and Sedimentation

5. Men - Environment - Technology

• 5. 1. Aerosols: Interaction from Atmospheric Science and Climate Change to Human Health
• 5. 2. Anthropogenic Loads
• 5. 3. GeoInformationSystems and 3D Modeling
• 5. 4. GEOTECHNOLOGIEN
• 5. 6. Megacities
• 5. 6. Mensch – Klima – Umwelt im Quartär
• 5. 7. Mess- und Quantifizierungsmethoden in der Ingenieurgeologie
• 5. 8. Salt Formations as Repositories for Hydrocarbons and Radioactive Waste
• 5. 9. Technische Entwicklungen zur Abbildung und Überwachung in der oberflächennahen Geophysik
• 5.10. Urban Geology and Sustainable Development

6. Minerals and Raw Materials

• 6.1. Applied Mineralogy / Materials for the Future
• 6.2. Bergbaufolgen
• 6.3. Kupferschiefer 2010
• 6.4. Raw Materials
• 6.5. Scientific Drilling and Subsurface Geophysics

7. Natural Hazards

• 7.1. Earthquakes and Volcanoes
• 7.2. Mass Movements

8. Oceans

• 8.1. The Effect of Global Change on Carbonate Sedimentary Systems in Present and Past
• 8.2. Ocean margins and marine resources

9. Water

• 9.1. Arid Hydrogeology
• 9.2. Bodengeophysik
• 9.3. Hydrogeophysics
• 9.4. Isotopenhydrogeologie
• 9.5. Reservoir Sedimentology

10. Open Topics

• 10.1. Studium und was dann?
• 10.2. Geowissenschaften kommunizieren – aber wie?