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Conservation Paleobiology in the Coming Decades; Ithaca, NY; September 25-26, 2009

未来几十年的保护古生物学；

基本信息

批准号：
0940658
负责人：
Gregory Dietl
金额：
$ 2.96万
依托单位：
Paleontological Research Institute
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
Standard Grant
财政年份：
2009
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2009-09-15 至 2012-09-30
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0940658&HistoricalAwards=false
关键词：
Conservation Paleobiology Coming Decades Ithaca

项目摘要

Conservation Paleobiology in the Coming DecadesGreg DietlPaleontological Research InstituteEAR-0940658Abstract:Conservation paleobiology is a new, socially relevant subdiscipline in paleontology that applies geohistorical data and analyses to current problems related to conservation biology and human-induced environmental change. This new field is part of a growing awareness that cross-disciplinary team efforts are necessary to solve complex scientific problems facing humanity. This proposal seeks support for a workshop that would attempt to refine the scope and content of conservation paleobiology and explore how it can fulfill its interdisciplinary potential. In particular, the workshop, Conservation Paleobiology in the Coming Decades (CPCD), is designed to identify the infrastructural needs that will best facilitate disciplinary and cross-disciplinary research directed towards understanding how societal activities have impinged on the natural world. The CPCD workshop will be held later this year at the Paleontological Research Institution, Ithaca, NY. A final report will be prepared outlining the recommendations of the steering committee, which summarizes the ideas generated during the workshop. This endeavor has promise to change the way we address challenges as a community rather than only as individual researchers, thus potentially establishing this new field as inherently interdisciplinary at the outset.

保护古生物学在未来几十年格雷格DietlPaleontologicalResearchInstituteESTA-0940658摘要：保护古生物学是一个新的，社会相关的子学科，在古生物学，适用于地质历史数据和分析，目前的问题有关的保护生物学和人类引起的环境变化。这个新领域是人们日益认识到跨学科团队的努力是解决人类面临的复杂科学问题所必需的。该提案寻求支持一个研讨会，将试图完善保护古生物学的范围和内容，并探讨如何发挥其跨学科的潜力。特别是，“未来十年保护古生物学”（CPCD）研讨会旨在确定基础设施需求，这些需求将最好地促进旨在了解社会活动如何影响自然世界的学科和跨学科研究。CPCD研讨会将于今年晚些时候在纽约州伊萨卡的古生物研究所举行。将编写一份最后报告，概述指导委员会的建议，其中总结了讲习班期间提出的想法。这一奋进有望改变我们作为一个社区而不仅仅是作为个体研究人员应对挑战的方式，从而有可能在一开始就将这个新领域建立为固有的跨学科领域。