This workshop gathers researchers working in the fields of modelling and design of numerical methods linked to some aspects of the simulation of avalanches. The themes of the conference will focus particularly on: modelling of viscoplastic materials, debris flows modelling, … Continue reading
Category Archives: Geophysics
Impact cratering on planetary surfaces is one of the most important geological processes in the solar system. The cratered landscapes such as on the Moon, Mars or Mercury testify to the importance of collision events during the evolution of planets. … Continue reading
Synergies between geophysics and mathematics can be traced back to classical Antiquity. More recently, AGU members elaborated concepts such as determinstic chaos, intrinsinc impredictaiblity, strange attractors, fractals and multifractals, statistical theories and turbulence, self-organized-crtiicality as well myriads of methodologies for observations and data processing, models and simulation tools, which enriched both mathematics and geophysics. The AGU Nonlinear Geophysics Focus Group intends to thrive these synergies and is therefore proud to contribute to the worldwide initiative “Mathematics of Planet Earth 2013” supported by more than 130 academic institutions and scholarly societies, NSF, UNESCO, ICSU and others. This session will highlight and explore fundamental, challenging questions of our planet and how to better develop synergies between mathematics and geophysics. Continue reading
The AGU Focus Group on Nonlinear Geophysics (NG) calls all AGU attendees to freely discuss how to thrive the synergies between geophysics and mathematics to explore the fundamental, challenging questions of our planet and therefore contribute to the worldwide initiative “Mathematics of Planet Earth 2013”, supported by more than 130 academic institutions and scholarly societies, NSF, UNESCO, ICSU, and others. Contact: Daniel Schertzer, Daniel.Schertzer@enpc.fr Continue reading
In the international year of Mathematics of Planet Earth, with this meeting we want to display some examples of Applied Mathematics inside the context of Geophysics. At this meeting we will show different examples by using partial differential equations models. … Continue reading
The Department of Mathematical Modelling, Statistics and Bioinformatics, Faculty of Bioscience Engineering, Ghent University, has seized the worldwide MPE initiative to illustrate the merits of clinging to a mathematical viewpoint within those domains of science that pursue deeper insights into … Continue reading
Program: – Jordi Bascompte (Integrative Ecology Group, Estación Biológica de Doñana, CSIC, Spain): The Mathematics of Biodiversity – Nicola Bellomo (Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy): Towars a Theory of Complex Living Beings – Joel Brown (UIC Biological Sciences, University of … Continue reading
Organisée par le Muséum Henri-Lecoq et l’IREM de Clermont-Ferrand, la soirée “Un voyage sur la math-monde” vous invite à découvrir la planète Terre à travers l’histoire des mathématiques et des instruments de calcul. C’est aussi l’occasion de voir notre quotidien et notre planète à travers l’œil du mathématicien. Continue reading
The second Workshop of the HPC-GA Project will be held in the Basque Center for Applied Mathematics, in March, 11 – 15, 2013 in Bilbao. The workshop will bring together researchers involved in the large-scale simulation of geophysics phenomenon. The … Continue reading
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The Second International Conference on Applied Mathematics and Informatics (ICAMI’2013) will be organized during November 24 – 29, 2013 in San Andres Island, Colombia within the framework of the REALMA Network (REALMA). ICAMI’2013 will be hosted by the community of Colombian scholars, engineers and other specialists working in the field of applied mathematics and its adjunct areas, informatics and computer sciences. Continue reading
NASA SpaceMath – Problems in Earth Science
SpaceMath@NASA has created a number of individual math problems for grades 5-12 that feature Earth science themes. This webpage is the archive of these problems – each is given by its title, content, grade level and math skill, and consists … Continue reading
NASA Remote Sensing Math
With 103 problems designed for middle and high school students, this book covers many topics in remote sensing, satellite imaging, image analysis and interpretation. Examples are culled from NASA earth science and astronomy missions. Students learn about instrument resolution and … Continue reading
We all know something about waves; we’ve seen them in the sea and as ripples on a pond. We know that sound travels to our ears as a wave and that some properties of light can be explained by its … Continue reading
The ever-increasing volume of data arising from improving techniques of remote sensing, geophysics and GIS makes the development of efficient techniques for data analysis and numerical modelling essential in the solution of geomorphological problems. Consistent estimation of uncertainties, simulation of … Continue reading
MCRN Mathematics and Climate Annotated Reading Lists
MCRN Annotated reading lists: Each reading list is designed to provide an introductory guide to one area of climate science through its literature. They can be used for independent study, or as the foundation for upper division and graduate reading courses. … Continue reading
AMS-ASA-MAA-SIAM Math Awareness Month
April is Math Awareness Month in the US! Check out the essays, posters and related materials for 2013 and previous years‘ themes, including: 2013 – Mathematical and Sustainability 2011 – Unraveling Complex Systems 2009 – Mathematics and Climate 2008 – … Continue reading
This workshop is a satellite activity of the 2013 Mathematical Congress of the Americas (MCA2013). The workshop will bring together about 40 young researchers, mainly from Latin America and the Caribbean and a dozen distinguished scientists, each of which will give several lectures on a chosen topic. Continue reading
The aim of the conference is to bring together scientists from three areas as diverse as Earth Sciences of fluid phenomena, Non-equilibrium Statistical Mechanics and the Theory of Extreme Events for dynamical systems. Though they have historically common roots and … Continue reading
The goal of this winterschool is to bring together leading experts from astrophysical and geophysical communities, in order to discuss flows where stratification, rotation and magnetic field play an important role. Continue reading
In this two week program we will develop some of the mathematical foundations of seismic imaging that is a basic tool used in “Imaging the Earth Interior”. This is one of the components of the Mathematics of Planet Earth year … Continue reading
The purpose of this workshop is to bring together pure and applied mathematicians, engineers, geoscientists and representatives from industry and government to pursue the common goals of (1) developing new methods for uncovering transport barriers in geophysical flows, and (2) determining how to make these methods amenable to real-world implementation. Continue reading