Focus Group on Natural Hazards
The Focus Group on Natural Hazards fosters a focus within AGU on studies of geophysical hazards, including droughts, earthquakes, fires, floods, heat waves, landslides, space weather, storms, tsunamis, volcano eruptions, impact by near-Earth objects, and related events. The Group promotes fundamental research into the links between extreme natural hazards and dynamic processes on Earth and in space; real-time and long-term monitoring of active Earth processes; quantitative natural-hazard modeling; studying predictability of natural extreme events, their operational forecasting, and reducing predictive uncertainties; and implementation of effective strategies and designs for hazard mitigation and disaster management worldwide.
Promoting fundamental research into the links between extreme natural hazards and dynamic processes on Earth and in space.
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Current Highlights:
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Dr. Meththika Vithanage to receive the very first Group Award for Graduate Research!
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Join us for the group reception on 15 December, 2009
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Natural Hazards at EGU (1650 papers at EGU General Assembly 2009 and more)
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2009 Fall AGU meeting will feature 17 oral sessions on Natural Hazards, with the total of over 400 oral and poster presentations. See all submission statistics here.
AGU Governance Vote
Important changes in AGU governance structure have been unanimously approved by the Council and wait for the members approval. All AGU members are encouraged to vote!






