13 July 2020
Water Webinar Series: Climate Change Impact on the World's Oceans and Coastal Systems: Proofing, Adapting, Mitigating?—15 July 2020


Climate variations have always impacted our ocean and coastal systems. A global concern is that the near-future rate of climate change may reach levels of which the impact is beyond our capacity to respond. Is it possible to make our oceans and/or coasts climate proof or if not can we achieve successful adaptation and mitigation measures? The webinar will address these issues albeit in a focused sense. Three contributions will be presented on (1) impact of climate change on our oceans, (2) impact of climate change on the Venice Lagoon and (3) impact of climate change on the Mississippi Delta.

Date & Time: 15 July 2020 16:00 pm (CEST) | 10:00 am (EDT) | 10:00 pm (CST Asia)

Duration: Maximum 2 hour

Webinar ID: 812 8179 9326

Register for Free Here: https://water-2.sciforum.net/

Chair:

Prof. Dr. Marcel Stive

Section Editor-in-Chief of “Oceans and Coastal Zones

Interests: nearshore hydrodynamics; sediment transport; coastal and estuarine morphodynamics; coastal and estuarine engineering and management; natural hazards; vulnerability and risk assessment; climate change

Speakers:

Dr. Sam Dupont

Guest Editor of “Impact of Ocean Acidification on Marine Organisms—Unifying Principles and New Paradigms

Presentation: "What do we need to limit the impact of climate change and acidification on our oceans?"

Dr. Georg Umgiesser

Guest Editor of “Study of Lagoons and Other Shallow Water Bodies Through the Application of Numerical Models

Presentation: "What is the future of Venice under climate change?"

Dr. Kevin Xu

Guest Editor of ‘’ Observation and Numerical Modeling of Sediment Transport in Coastal Areas

Presentation: "What is the future of the Mississippi delta under Climate Change and Land Loss?"

For any questions about the webinar, please send an email to [email protected].

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