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Resilience and Bio-Geomorphic Systems: The 48th Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium

复原力和生物地貌系统：第 48 届年度宾厄姆顿地貌学研讨会

基本信息

批准号：
1660536
负责人：
Jason Julian
金额：
$ 3.93万
依托单位：
Texas State University - San Marcos
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
Standard Grant
财政年份：
2017
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2017-05-01 至 2018-04-30
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1660536&HistoricalAwards=false
关键词：
Resilience Bio Geomorphic Systems 48th

项目摘要

Resilience thinking is a rapidly emerging concept that is being used to frame how scientists approach the study of biophysical systems. It also seeks to determine how societies, economies and biophysical systems can be managed to ensure resilience; that is, how to maintain the capacity of a system to absorb disturbance. There are strong overlaps between the scientific discipline of geomorphology (the biophysical processes that shape Earth's landscapes) and the concept of resilience. There is however a lack of awareness of the foundations of the former in the emergence of resilience. Thus, resilience is limited and limiting in its application to bio-geomorphic systems. A collective examination of bio-geomorphic systems and resilience will conceptually advance both areas of study and further cement the relevance and importance of understanding the complexities of bio-geomorphic systems in an emerging world of interdisciplinary research endeavors. The 48th annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium (BGS) on Resilience and Bio-Geomorphic Systems will bring together leading and emerging scientists in bio-geomorphology and resilience thinking. The meeting will be organized around themes related to interactions between bio-geomorphic systems and resilience: (1) Foundations in geomorphic systems and resilience thinking; (2) Extreme events, thresholds, and resilience; (3) Cross-scale interactions; (4) Longitudinal resilience: mountains to coasts; (5) Eco-geo connections; and (6) Social-ecological systems. All papers presented orally and selected papers presented as posters at the BGS are published in the internationally recognized journal Geomorphology. In keeping with the tradition established by past BGS, the 2017 meeting will promote and enhance student education and participation.

恢复力思维是一个迅速崛起的概念，正被用来框定科学家如何研究生物物理系统。它还试图确定如何管理社会、经济和生物物理系统以确保复原力；即如何保持系统吸收干扰的能力。地貌学(塑造地球地貌的生物物理过程)的科学学科与复原力的概念之间有很大的重叠。然而，人们缺乏对前者在出现复原力方面的基础的认识。因此，弹性在生物地貌系统中的应用是有限的，而且是有限的。对生物地貌系统和复原力的集体审查将在概念上推进这两个研究领域，并进一步巩固在一个新兴的跨学科研究努力的世界中理解生物地貌系统的复杂性的相关性和重要性。关于弹性和生物地貌系统的第48届宾厄姆顿地貌研讨会(BGS)将汇集生物地貌学和弹性思维领域的领先和新兴科学家。会议将围绕与生物地貌系统和复原力之间的相互作用有关的主题组织：(1)地貌系统的基础和复原力思维；(2)极端事件、阈值和复原力；(3)跨尺度相互作用；(4)纵向复原力：从山脉到海岸；(5)生态-地理联系；(6)社会-生态系统。在BGS上口头提交的所有论文和以海报形式提交的精选论文都发表在国际公认的期刊《地貌学》上。秉承过去BGS建立的传统，2017年的会议将促进和加强学生的教育和参与。