GOLD MEDAL LECTURE GIVEN at the ACADEMIA EUROPAEA BUILDING BRIDGES CONFERENCE 2022: Bottom-up Probing Earth System: A Journey in Deep Time and Space
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2023-08
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The quantitative understanding of processes operating in the earth system has advanced significantly over the last few decades. This has led to the realization that a close interaction between deep earth and surface processes is a key element in earth dynamics and its impact on geo-environment, geo-energy, geo-resources and geo-hazards in general. The European continent and its ocean-continent margins provide an excellent natural laboratory to examine the impact of geodynamics and climate on topography at the earth’s surface. The overview presented here demonstrates the need for a further understanding of the earth system across space and timescales. Cross-border scientific cooperation on a full pan-European scale, benefiting from funding opportunities offered by the European Commission and a pro-active role in bottom-up self-organization involving members of the Earth and Cosmic Sciences section of Academia Europaea, is needed more than ever.
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Anomalies, Central-asia, Constraints, Enhanced geothermal system, Mantle plume, Margins, Stress, Topo-europe, Geography, Planning and Development, Political Science and International Relations, SDG 13 - Climate Action
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Cloetingh, S 2023, 'GOLD MEDAL LECTURE GIVEN at the ACADEMIA EUROPAEA BUILDING BRIDGES CONFERENCE 2022 : Bottom-up Probing Earth System: A Journey in Deep Time and Space', European Review, vol. 31, no. 4, pp. 328-355. https://doi.org/10.1017/S106279872300008X