Workshop: Planetary Geomorphology -- the 45th Annual Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium

这项工作的目的是支持第45届宾厄姆顿地貌学研讨会行星地貌学。对我们太阳系的系统探索提供了包括地球在内的各种地质体之间的实质性和有洞察力的比较。这次研讨会将导致密切相关的陆地地貌学和行星地貌学领域的重大融合。将陆地地貌学社区纳入分析和理解地外数据，可以利用美国航天局在行星探索方面的投资，以造福于陆地地貌学。陆地地貌学家将接触到行星社区的历史概况和前沿研究，并将与他们的行星同事建立联系，这些同事将受益于陆地地貌学家在“地面真理”方面的专业知识。被邀请的学者代表了从研究生到高级教授的各种学术级别。现场直播口头陈述和公众访问数字档案馆将极大地提高外国专业人士和学生，包括本科生的参与度和可及性。前往其他行星体的航天器飞行任务现在正在以等于或高于地面数据的分辨率提供地表数据，这为地貌学方面的新发现提供了机会。本次专题讨论会将召集来自陆地和地外社区的地貌学家，涉及与行星地貌学学科有关的一系列分学科(冲击学、构造学、火山学、风成学、河流、冰川和冰缘、湖泊、洪水)。要完成的工作的目标和范围是有关学术分学科的陆地地貌学家和行星地貌学家之间的交流和思想综合。将使用的方法和途径是介绍和讨论对这些陆地和地外数据及其地貌影响的分析。地貌学特邀论文的出版还将提供广泛的途径，获得在研讨会上提出的想法。

The purpose of this work is to support the 45th Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium on planetary geomorphology. The systematic exploration of our Solar System provides for substantive and insightful comparison among its various geologic bodies, including Earth. This symposium will lead to significant integration of the closely related fields of terrestrial and planetary geomorphology. Inclusion of the terrestrial geomorphology community in analyzing and understanding extraterrestrial data leverages NASA investment in planetary exploration for the benefit of terrestrial geomorphology. Terrestrial geomorphologists will be exposed to both an historical overview of and cutting-edge research within the planetary community and will form contacts with their planetary colleagues, who will benefit from terrestrial geomorphologists expertise in 'ground-truth.' The invited scholars represent the full range of academic ranks, from graduate students to senior professors. Live streaming of the oral presentations and public access to the digital archive will greatly enhance participation and accessibility for foreign professionals and students, including undergraduates. Spacecraft missions to other planetary bodies are now providing surface data at resolutions equal to or better than those of terrestrial data, presenting an opportunity for new discoveries in geomorphology. This symposium will convene geomorphologists from both the terrestrial and extraterrestrial communities across a range of subdisciplines (impact, tectonics, volcanic, aeolian, fluvial, glacial and periglacial, lacustrine, flood) relevant to the discipline of planetary geomorphology. The goals and scope of the work to be accomplished are the communication and synthesis of ideas between terrestrial and planetary geomorphologists from the relevant academic subdisciplines. The methods and approaches to be used are the presentation and discussion of analyses of these terrestrial and extraterrestrial data and their geomorphologic implications. Publication of invited papers in Geomorphology will also provide broad access to ideas presented at the symposium.