Европейский союз наук о Земле
























Европейский союз наук о Земле
Тип
Научное общество
Год основания
2002
Расположение

EGU Executive Office
Dr. Philippe Courtial
Luisenstr. 37


80333 Munich
Germany
Сайт
egu.eu
Commons-logo.svg Европейский союз наук о Земле на Викискладе

Европейский союз наук о Земле (англ. European Geosciences Union, EGU) — некоммерческое междисциплинарное научное общество, объединяющее профессионалов в области наук о Земле, а также планетологии и смежных научных дисциплин.
Образовался 7 сентября 2002 года в результате слияния Европейского Геофизического общества (англ. European Geophysical Society, EGS) и Европейского союза наук о Земле (англ. European Union of Geosciences, EUG).




Содержание






  • 1 Публикации


  • 2 Присуждаемые награды


  • 3 Примечания


  • 4 Ссылки





Публикации |


Под эгидой Европейского союза наук о Земле выходит целый ряд научных журналов и книжных серий, включая:



  • Advances in Geosciences

  • Annales Geophysicae

  • Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics

  • Biogeosciences

  • Climate of the Past

  • eEarth

  • Geoscientific Model Development

  • Hydrology and Earth System Sciences

  • Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences

  • Nonlinear Processes in Geophysics

  • Ocean Science

  • The Cryosphere


  • Stephan Mueller Special Publication Series.



Присуждаемые награды |


Европейский союз наук о Земле ежегодно присуждает ряд медалей и других наград за выдающиеся научные достижения в области наук о Земле, в том числе:




  • Медаль Альфреда Вегенера — высшая награда


  • Медаль Льюиса Фрая Ричардсона[1]



Примечания |





  1. ↑ Награды и медали Европейского союза наук о Земле Архивная копия от 17 июля 2011 на Wayback Machine.




Ссылки |


Официальный сайт Европейского союза наук о Земле (англ.). Проверено 23 мая 2011. Архивировано 14 мая 2012 года.







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