[Lectures] How Hydrology Shapes Mountains and Dries Deserts: Implications under Climate Change

Colleage of Science. NTU

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[Lectures] Continental Arc Evolution of the Paleo-Kuril Arc in the NE Asia Region during the Late Cretaceous to Paleogene and the Recent Geological Data along the Sumatra-Java Arcs for Tectonic Evolution of SE Asia
[Lectures] Beyond the Paper: How to Deliver a Powerful Research Presentation
[Lectures] Mining Industry in Taiwan: Current Status and Future Prospects
[Lectures] How petrology helps in carbon capture storage and usage: from serpentine to magnesite
[Lectures] Hayasaka Ichiro and the Development of Geology Research in Modern Taiwan
[Lectures] What is Powering Earth's Engine
[Lectures] Mesoarchean supra-subduction zone ophiolite formation during initial hot subduction: Insights from ultramafic to mafic rocks in the Olondo greenstone belt on the Siberian Craton (Presented in English)
[Lectures] The concept and practices of Geoconservation
[Lectures] Numerical models of arc-continent collision and orogeny in Taiwan

Tuesday, 27 February 2024 11:16

[Lectures] How Hydrology Shapes Mountains and Dries Deserts: Implications under Climate Change

Speaker:	Dr. John S. Selker
	Distinguished Professor, Oregon State University
Title:	How Hydrology Shapes Mountains and Dries Deserts: Implications under Climate Change
Time:	[Friday] March 1st 11:00 am
Location:	Room 213, Department of Geosciences

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