With apologies for cross-posting, we are sending out the 3rd call for papers for the symposium of the International Commission on Continental Erosion (ICCE) of the IAHS that we’re proud to host at the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Germany, on 24-26 July 2024. As more colleagues have started registering in the last few days, we decided to extend the initial registration deadline to 3 April 2024. Please bear in mind, however, that the deadline for the hotel rooms we have pre-reserved for conference participants (see conference website) cannot be postponed as the meeting will take place during the main summer holiday period in Germany. It is therefore recommended to register and book your stay as soon as possible.

As the anthropogenic alteration of global climate and its specific regional features become more and more evident, the symposium aims to shed light on recent progress and research avenues regarding the sensitivity of erosion and sediment transport to recent climatic and environmental changes. This topic spans multiple compartments of geosystems such as:

• processes on hillslopes and slope stability
• fluvial processes, river planform changes and sediment budgets
• aeolian sediment dynamics

Consequently, we’re open for contributions related to different environments of the Earth and hope to stimulate discussion and collaboration. As many of the aforementioned processes affect human life, societies and economy, we are interested in both basic and applied research. Your presentation might also show methodological innovations leading to better measurements and understanding of erosion and sediment transport in the past, present and future.

The venue is located in central Bavaria, between Munich and Nuremberg (airports) and can be reached by national and international train connections. Please visit our conference website https://www.ku.de/icce2024, get informed, and consider registering for this international yet familiar event !

Looking forward to meeting you !

On behalf of the organisers and ICCE officers,

Tobias Heckmann
Dept. of Physical Geography
Catholic University of Eichstaett-Ingolstadt
[email protected]