ED LORENZ LECTURE
Information on the Lecture
The Ed Lorenz Lecture is presented annually and recognizes original contributions to the field of nonlinear geophysics. This lecture honors the life and work of the renowned mathematician and meteorologist, Ed Lorenz, for his pioneering work in nonlinear geophysics.
The Lorenz Lecture is presented at the Nonlinear Geophysics section event during the AGU Fall Meeting.
Lecturer Benefits
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1Lecture certificate
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2Recognition in Eos
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3Recognition at the AGU Fall Meeting during the lecture presentation year
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4An invitation to present the Lorenz Lecture at the AGU Fall Meeting during the lecture presentation year
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5Complimentary ticket to the Nonlinear Geophysics section ticketed event at the AGU Fall Meeting during the lecture presentation year
Nomination/Submission Process
Nominations or recommendations for the Lorenz Lecture being accepted. Nominations can been sent directly to Raffaele Marino. Lecture recipients are chosen by the Lorenz Lecture Committee. Should you have questions, please contact Raffaele Marino, Nonlinear Geophysics section president.
Recipients
Alain Pumir
Anastasios Tsonis
Valerio Lucarini
Video
Sandra C Chapman
Lecture Title
Multiscale, Nonlinear Space Physics ‘In the Wild’: From Fundamental Physics to Quantifying Risk
Field Photo
Video
Ian Graham Main
Venkat Krishnamurthy
William Klein
Vladimir E Zakharov
Shaun Lovejoy
Demetris Koutsoyiannis
Daniel Perry Lathrop
Eugenia Kalnay
Alvaro Corral
Didier Sornette
A Surjalal Sharma
Daniel J M Schertzer
Vijay P Dimri
Bach Lien Hua
Michael Ghil
John B Rundle
Rafael L Bras
Donald L Turcotte
Benoit Mandelbrot
Honors Contacts
