Daily Programme

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Monday, 25 July 2011

07.30 - 18.00 Registration

BERNEXPO 2 Entrance Hall

08.30 - 10.10 Oral Sessions

#	Session Title
1	INTegrating Ice core, MArine and TErrestrial (INTIMATE) Global Records (60,000 to 8000 years ago): An International Focus Group
17	Interglacial Climates
19	Biotic proxies in lake sediments as quantitative indicators of Quaternary environmental change: development, calibration and applications
21	Glacier-climate sensitivities and paleoclimate implications
34	Geoarchaeology: Paleoenvironments and Human Interactions
43	Survival of the Fittest? North Atlantic Biota in the Light of the Quaternary Record
53	Palaeohydrological archives, fluvial environments and surface-groundwater flow processes
67	Indicators of climatic changes in saprolite, paleosols, polygenetic soils, and soil sediments
87	Pleistocene Glacial Chronologies and Paleoclimate Implications
101	From the Western Mediterranean to the Caspian Sea: A corridor of palaeoenvironmental change and human response during the last 30.000 years
104	Recent advances in glacial landsystems
105	How well do climate and carbon-cycle models perform: benchmarking the CMIP5 palaeoclimate simulations

Coffee Break

10.50 - 12.30 Oral Sessions

#	Session Title
1	INTegrating Ice core, MArine and TErrestrial (INTIMATE) Global Records (60,000 to 8000 years ago): An International Focus Group
17	Interglacial Climates
19	Biotic proxies in lake sediments as quantitative indicators of Quaternary environmental change: development, calibration and applications
34	Geoarchaeology: Paleoenvironments and Human Interactions
50	Drowned landscapes and continental shelves during the last glacial cycles (IGCP526)
53	Palaeohydrological archives, fluvial environments and surface-groundwater flow processes
67	Indicators of climatic changes in saprolite, paleosols, polygenetic soils, and soil sediments
101	From the Western Mediterranean to the Caspian Sea: A corridor of palaeoenvironmental change and human response during the last 30.000 years
103	pan-European correlations in Quaternary stratigraphy
104	Recent advances in glacial landsystems
105	How well do climate and carbon-cycle models perform: benchmarking the CMIP5 palaeoclimate simulations

Lunch

13.45 - 14.45 Plenary Talks

BERNEXPO 4 Plenary Hall

Thomas Stocker, University of Bern (CH)
Towards IPCC AR5 – The Physical Science Basis: Emerging questions, structure of report, and schedule

Peter Clark, Oregon State University Corvallis (USA)
Sea level – past and future

14.45 - 15.50 Poster Sessions with Coffee

#	Session Title
1	INTegrating Ice core, MArine and TErrestrial (INTIMATE) Global Records (60,000 to 8000 years ago): An International Focus Group
8	Climate changes over the last millennium
17	Interglacial Climates
19	Biotic proxies in lake sediments as quantitative indicators of Quaternary environmental change: development, calibration and applications
21	Glacier-climate sensitivities and paleoclimate implications
31	Ancient DNA Datasets and Methods
34	Geoarchaeology: Paleoenvironments and Human Interactions
43	Survival of the Fittest? North Atlantic Biota in the Light of the Quaternary Record
50	Drowned landscapes and continental shelves during the last glacial cycles (IGCP526)
51	Pleistocene chronostratigraphy, climate and glaciations in the Alps and other European mountains
52	Understanding Antarctic palaeo-ice stream dynamics from numerical modeling and field investigations
53	Palaeohydrological archives, fluvial environments and surface-groundwater flow processes
67	Indicators of climatic changes in saprolite, paleosols, polygenetic soils, and soil sediments
87	Pleistocene Glacial Chronologies and Paleoclimate Implications
88	The last British-Irish Ice Sheet: recent advances from terrestrial and marine investigations
98	Tropical palaeoclimate records and teleconnections to higher latitudes
101	From the Western Mediterranean to the Caspian Sea: A corridor of palaeoenvironmental change and human response during the last 30.000 years
103	pan-European correlations in Quaternary stratigraphy
104	Recent advances in glacial landsystems
105	How well do climate and carbon-cycle models perform: benchmarking the CMIP5 palaeoclimate simulations

15.50 - 17.30 Oral Sessions

#	Session Title
8	Climate changes over the last millennium
17	Interglacial Climates
19	Biotic proxies in lake sediments as quantitative indicators of Quaternary environmental change: development, calibration and applications
31	Ancient DNA Datasets and Methods
34	Geoarchaeology: Paleoenvironments and Human Interactions
50	Drowned landscapes and continental shelves during the last glacial cycles (IGCP526)
52	Understanding Antarctic palaeo-ice stream dynamics from numerical modeling and field investigations
53	Palaeohydrological archives, fluvial environments and surface-groundwater flow processes
67	Indicators of climatic changes in saprolite, paleosols, polygenetic soils, and soil sediments
101	From the Western Mediterranean to the Caspian Sea: A corridor of palaeoenvironmental change and human response during the last 30.000 years
103	pan-European correlations in Quaternary stratigraphy