Session Tracks

This track explores the mechanisms by which atmospheric conditions influence geological weathering processes. It aims to understand the implications of weathering on soil formation and landscape evolution.

This session focuses on the interplay between atmospheric factors and erosion processes in various climatic contexts. Researchers are invited to present studies that highlight the effects of climate change on erosion rates and patterns.

This track examines the role of atmospheric conditions in sediment transport across different environments. Contributions should address the interactions between wind, water, and geological substrates.

This session investigates the geological and ecological consequences of dust storms. Papers should explore the transport of particulates and their effects on soil health and atmospheric chemistry.

This track delves into the atmospheric and geological effects of volcanic emissions. Studies should focus on the interplay between volcanic gases, ash deposition, and subsequent geological processes.

This session aims to integrate atmospheric science with biogeochemical cycles, particularly focusing on carbon and nutrient cycling. Contributions should highlight the feedback mechanisms between atmospheric conditions and geological processes.

This track encourages interdisciplinary research that connects climate dynamics with geological processes. Papers should emphasize the reciprocal influences of climate and geology on Earth systems.

This session focuses on the chemical interactions between the atmosphere and geological materials. Researchers are invited to present findings on how atmospheric chemistry influences mineral weathering and soil composition.

This track examines the critical interactions between soil and atmospheric systems. Contributions should address the implications of these interactions for soil health, erosion, and land management.

This session investigates the feedback loops between geomorphic processes and atmospheric conditions. Papers should explore how landforms respond to and influence atmospheric dynamics.

This track focuses on the role of aerosols in shaping geological processes and landscapes. Researchers are encouraged to discuss the implications of aerosol deposition on soil and sediment dynamics.