The AGU24 Annual Meeting, scheduled for December 9–13, 2024, in Washington, D.C., is the premier gathering for Earth and space scientists worldwide. This year's theme, "What’s Next for Science," emphasizes the continuous journey of scientific discovery and exploration.
Glaciology is a significant focus at AGU24, with numerous sessions dedicated to the latest research on glaciers and ice sheets. These sessions cover a range of topics, including glacier dynamics, ice-sheet stability, and the impacts of climate change on glacial environments. Researchers will present findings from various regions, such as Antarctica, Greenland, and alpine glaciers, providing insights into current trends and future projections.
The conference schedule includes oral presentations, poster sessions, and eLightning sessions that facilitate in-depth discussions on glaciological studies. Attendees have the opportunity to engage with experts, participate in town halls, and attend plenary sessions that address broader themes related to cryospheric sciences.
For detailed information on specific glaciology sessions, including dates, times, and topics, please refer to the AGU24 scientific program and schedule. This resource provides comprehensive details on all sessions, allowing attendees to plan their participation effectively.
AGU24 serves as a vital platform for advancing glaciological research, fostering collaboration, and addressing the challenges posed by a changing climate on glacial systems.