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Tuesday, 11 December V21f Bowen Lecture: Physical and Chemical Properties of Melts Under Deep Earth Conditions and Their Importance in Geodynamics Presented by: Eiji Ohtani, Tohoku University The Origin of the Moon and the Early History of the Earth Revisited Presented by: Hugu S. O'Neil, Australian National University S22A Gutenberg Lecture: Persistent Behaviors of the Sunda Megathrust in Sumatra: Opportunities to Forecast Destructive Earthquakes Presented by: Kerry Sieh, California Institute of Technology H22A Langbein Lecture: Benchmark in Hydrogeology in the 20th Century - Unexpected Payoffs Presented by: Mary P. Anderson, University of Wisconsin - Madison NG23A Lorenz Lecture: Role of Fractals in Solid Earth Geophysics Presented by: Vijay Prasad Dimri, National Geophysical Research institute PP24A Emiliani Lecture: Changes in Attitude on Equatorial Latitudes: Tropical Climate Evolution During the Ice Ages Presented by: David W. Lea, University of California C24A Nye Lecture: Arctic Climate Change: Where Reality Exceeds Expectations Presented by: Mark C. Serreze, National Snow and Ice Data Center, part of CIRES at the University of Colorado at Boulder SA24B Nicolet Lecture: Geospace Imaging: THe Big Picture Presented by: Robert R. Meier, George Mason University T24A Birch Lecture: Mountain Ranges and the Deformation of Continents Presented by: Jean-Philippe Avouac, California Institute of Technology G24B Bowie Lecture: High-Rate GPSL Earthquakes, Ice Sheets, and Volcanoes Presented by: Kristine M. Larson, University of Colorado Wednesday, 12 December A23E Bjerknes Lecture: A Review of Stratospheric Ozone Depletion, and Some Linkages and Parallels to Climate Change Presented by: Susan Solomon, NOAA P33D Shoemaker Lecture: The Geology of Mars as Seen by MRO's HiRISE Presented by: Alfred S. McEwen, University of Arizona P33E Whipple Lecture: The Importance of a Program of Mars Exploration Presented by: Raymond E. Arvidson, Washington University GP34B Bullard Lecture: On the Trail of Bullard's Dynamo Presented by: Peter Olson, John Hopkins University Tuesday, 13 December P45A Sagan Lecture: Exploring Titan, An Earth-like Organic Paradise Presented by: Ralph D. Lorenz, John Hopkins University Webcast at the AGU Fall Meeting Union Agency Lecture: Reflections on the Science and Policy of Energy and Climate Change Presented by: John H. Marburger, III, Director, Office of Science and Technology Policy, Executive Office of the President powered
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