WORKSHOP REPORTS 3
A Vision for Geomorphology and Quaternary Science Beyond 2000. Results
of a workshop held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, February 6-7, 1999, 22 pp.
( http://vishnu.glg.nau.edu/amqua/ )
Participants: R. Anderson, A. Ashworth, T. Cerling; P. Clark, B. Dietrich, R.
Graham, E. Grimm, V. Holliday, E. Ito, J. Knox, C. Oviatt, C. Paola, and L.
Safran.
Coastal Sedimentary Geology Research a Critical National and Global
Priority. Results of a workshop held in Honolulu, Hawaii, November 9-12, 1999,
11 pp.
Participants: J. Anderson, K. Crook, C. Fletcher, P. Larcombe, S. Rigss, A.
Sallenger, D. Scott, I. Shennan, and R. Theiler.
Dynamic History of the Earth-Life System. Results of a workshop held in
Washington, D.C., March 6-9, 1999, 19 pp. ( http://tigger.cc.uic.edu:80/orgs/
paleo/PaleoSocWorkshop.htm )
Participants: R. Bambach, P. Crane, S. D’Hondt, W. DiMichele, D. Erwin, K.
Flessa, J. Flynn, R. Gastaldo, S. Holland, D. Jablonski, J. Jackson, R. Kaesler,
P. Kelley, S. Kidwell, P. Koch, T. Lyons, C. Maples, C. Marshall, A. Miller, B.
Gupta, D. Springer, and S. Stanley.
Geoscience Education: A Recommended Strategy. Results of a workshop
held in Arlington, Virginia, August 29-30, 1996, 26 pp. ( http://www.nsf.gov/
pubs/1997/nsf97171/nsf97171.htm )
Participants: W. Bishop, L. Braile, S. Cook, L. Duguay, J. Hannah, R. Lopez, N.
Marcus, M. Mayhew, J. Mitchell, D. Mogk, T. Moore, J. Prendeville, R. Ridky,
R. Ryan, P. Samson, J. Snow, R. Somerville, D. Stephenson-Hawk, P. Stryker,
Marilyn Suiter, and P. Wilkniss.
3 The workshops listed were sponsored by the NSF or Earth science professional
societies for a variety of purposes. The reports can be found on the committee’s Web site
http://www4.nationalacademies.org/cger/besr.nsf by clicking on “current studies,” then on
“Basic Research Opportunities in the Earth Science at the National Science Foundation.”
They may also be found at other Web addresses, as indicated in the reference given.
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