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Climate Change, Water Resources and Disasters in Mountainous Regions

Report on the International Conference on Climate Change, Water Resources and Disasters in Mountainous Regions: Building Resilience to Changing Climate, Kathmandu, Nepal, 27-29 November 2013

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Obituary, Wojciech Froehlich (1943-2013)

Wojciech at the reception organised for the ICCE Symposium held in Dundee Scotland in 2006 on board the RRS Discovery, made famous by its use by Captain Scott for his voyage to Antartica in 1901-1904 (taken by Art Horowitz).

Although some will already be aware of his passing, I would like to take this opportunity to record the untimely death of our friend and colleague Professor Wojciech Froehlich, from Nowy Sacz, Poland, on 10 October 2013. I had been in contact with him by email only a few weeks previously and his unexpected passing was a great shock. We were planning to meet at an IAEA Workshop in Vienna later this year and to have dinner and a glass of wine together at our favourite restaurant in Backerstrasse. He was shortly due to retire and was looking forward to spending time processing the vast mass of data that he had collected from the Homerka catchment over the past 30 years and writing papers, things which he had found very little time for in his very busy life in recent years. Wojciech was a longstanding and very active member of the International Commission on Continental Erosion and served as its President from 2002 to 2005. He will be greatly missed.

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Obituary, Vincent Kotwicki (1945-2013)

We are sad to announce the untimely death of our colleague, a truly international hydrologist, Dr Vincent Kotwicki on 24 August 2013. This is shocking news as in June 2013 one of us (ZWK) had the  pleasure of hosting Vincent and his wife, Kristina, in Poland. Vincent looked healthy and happy, full of professional ideas for the present and the future.

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10 November deadline - IAHS/ICCE International Symposium 2014

http://www.rnr.lsu.edu/icce2014/

Conference themes:

§  Monitoring and modelling erosion on hills, floodplains, and coastal shorelines

§  Monitoring and modelling sediment transport in streams, rivers, and estuaries

§  Erosion and sediment-associated chemical transport and pollution across landscape and waterscape

§  Land use and climate change effects on erosion and sediment transport

§  Interactions between sediment hydrodynamics, channel morphodynamics, river delta, and coastal processes

 Important Dates:

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