ICFS 10 - Scientific Programme - Keynote Speakers
Scientific Programme - Keynote Speakers
We are pleased to announce that the following Keynote Speakers have been confirmed for ICFS 10:
- Bill Dietrich
- University of California, Berkeley
- info & webpage
Understanding how sediment moves through and is stored within sedimentary systems is at the core of Bill Dietrich’s research. This work extends from northern Californian hillsides to the floodplains of Papua New Guinea. - Modern
- Martin Gibling
- Dalhousie University
- info & webpage
Martin Gibling has studied fluvial deposits across a wide range of spatial and temporal scales. Current work includes vegetation impacts on Paleozoic rivers and the response of the modern Saskatchewan River delta to dam buidling. - Ancient
- Doug Jerolmack
- University of Pennsylvania
- info & webpage
Doug Jerolmack's research begins with the mechanics of sediment transport and uses that as a basis to understand larger patterns in modern and ancient sedimentary systems. - Process
James Syvitski is at the forefront of the use of computational geosciences to understand better sediment transport, land-ocean interactions and Earth-surface dynamics.
David Moreton is the Exploration Planning Advisor for Imperial Oil. He has held numerous positions with ExxonMobil and Imperial Oil, including Athabasca Exploration Supervisor for various Oil Sands Projects.