POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH POSITION IN COASTAL TECTONICS/PALEOSEISMOLOGY #PosdoctoralResearch #Coast #Geomorphology #Paleoseismology #Tsunami Please share 🌊*Please note that there are two application deadlines.

Final call! Registration closes on Wednesday (Jan 10). It is free, takes only 2 minutes, & provides full access to all presentations and (optional) breakout sessions.

IGCP 725's Geochron January III (Mining the Historical Coastal Record) is in the books! Most of our presentations from this and previous Geochron January events are available even if you didn't register/participate on our Youtube Channel: youtube.com/@igcp7259

A great opportunity here at UNSW Canberra - continuing, research and teaching role in physical geography at Lecturer or Senior Lecturer level: external-careers.jobs.unsw.edu.au/cw/en/job/5234…

IGCP 725 has been very quiet on here for a while. And TBH, we're a little torn about poking our heads back in at all. But with our annual meeting starting this weekend in the Philippines, we did want to say 👋. And boast about a new IGCP725 paper contribution.

We are pleased to share this new paper by Oliveira Souza & colleagues from across southeastern Brazil (and one from Venice) in ESPL. Here they document river responses to modest climate change associated with the MWP & LIA. Check it out! doi.org/10.1002/esp.59…

Welcome to Manila, Hannah! Hope you packed your summer clothes.

With an intro to our Project by leader Jessica Pilarczyk, this year's meeting in the Philippines is off and running!

Jess formally announcing our worst kept secret: the location of our final two meetings in Ghana (2025) & eastern Australia (2026)!

Requisite group photo here in the campus of the University of the Philippines Diliman.

Day Two of #IGCP725 was filled with presentations (oral and poster).🌏 Photo below features new friends: Merm and Tony of Simon Fraser University 🇨🇦🇺🇸 Jessica Pilarczyk

Had the privilege of sharing my #PhDresearch today. Thanks to the GLOBES mini-grant (ReillyCenter UND) and to the PAGES and UNESCO early career award funding awarded by the Forecasting Coastal Change: From Cores to Code organizers I was able to attend this #IGCP725 Annual Meeting in Manila, Philippines!

Microatolls, mangroves, and a few coastal boulders #igcp725 At our field site we learned from Dr. Aron Meltzner about using LiDAR for 3D scans of the microatolls and conventional slabbing methods. Why microatolls? Because they can be used to reconstruct relative sea level!

Had some wonderful field trip stops today, including: 📍1: July 27, 2022 Mw 7.0 earthquake structural building damage in Ilocos Sur 📍2: Uplifted coral terraces in Curriamo, Ilocos Norte 📍3: Storm surge and the extended view of the terraces 📍4: Paoay Sand Dunes #IGCP725

So happy to have found Hannah Spero who shares the passion for #boulders. Hope we are up for some boulderly adventures in the future! 🌊🪨 Forecasting Coastal Change: From Cores to Code #storm #tsunami #Philippines

For those still on this platform (you can find us also in the blue place), we are pleased to announce the return for the 4th year of the free, virtual Geochron January Workshop series! This year focused on coastal modeling. Details below; register here: forms.office.com/e/40QKUp1b1Y