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Invited Speakers

We are pleased to announce that the following Invited Speakers have been confirmed for ICFS 10:

• Jaco Baas
• Bangor University
• info & webpageJaco is currently investigating the erosion, transportation and deposition of cohesive mixtures of sand and mud in both fluvial and marine environments.

• Bob Dalrymple
• Queen's University
• info & webpageBob has wide-ranging interests in coastal and shallow-marine sedimentation, but his research is focussed on tidal environments, modern and ancient, with special attention on the fluvial-marine transition.

• Steven Goodbred Jr.
• Vanderbilt University
• info & webpageThe immense sediment load of Ganges-Brahmaputra river has produced the world’s largest delta. Understanding the processes, behaviour, and evolution of this system is a focus of Steven's research.

• Liz Hajek
• The Pennsylvania State University
• info & webpageLiz uses the stratigraphic record to reconstruct ancient landscape conditions and learn about sedimentary-system dynamics over long timescales.

• John Holbrook
• Texas Christian University
• info & webpageExploring the linkage between the factors controlling fluvial geomorphology and the resulting fluvial depositional architecture is the basis for John’s research.

• Maarten Kleinhans
• Utrecht University
• info & webpageMaarten seeks to understand better the morphodynamics of rivers and deltas through both experiments and computer modelling.

• Gerald Nanson
• University of Wollongong
• info & webpageFloodplain formation and depositional style as well as the cause and characteristics of anabranching channels are important research questions for Gerald.