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(Monday, 18 July 2005)
Presentation by the IUGG President, Uri Shamir (pdf,
268kb)
Presentation by the IAGA President, Charlie Barton (pdf,
1.34Mb)
Tuesday, 19 July 2005: Jean-Louis Le Mouel, 'A New Era for Geomagnetism'
(abstract)
Thursday, 21 July 2005: Dan Baker, 'IGY + 50 and eGY' (abstract,
presentation: pdf,
7Mb)
Monday, 25 July 2005: David Loper, 'The Earth's Magnetic Field and
Life' (abstract,
presentation: pdf,
3.2Mb)
Wednesday, 27 July 2005: Sunanda Basu 'Climate and Weather of the
Sun-Earth System: SCOSTEP's New Interdisciplinary Research Program
(CAWSES)' (abstract,
presentation: part1,
pdf, 4.2Mb; part2,
pdf, 4.9Mb).
(Prof Basu wishes to acknowledge the many scientists who contributed
material to her presentation, as listed on the second slide of her
presentation.)
Agenda
Draft minutes of the first
CoD meeting
Draft minutes of the second
CoD meeting
President's report
Agenda
Summary of the minutes
of the first EC meeting
Summary of the minutes
of the second EC meeting
Summary of the minutes
of the third EC meeting
IAGA Young Scientists' Committee
In 2004 IAGA established a committee of young scientists to
consider the current and future state of IAGA and IAGA science,
how the organisation was performing, and how it might, or should,
change. The committee's report was presented to the IAGA Executive
Committee and to the first meeting of the Conference of Delegates.
(Report, pdf,
131kb)
Task Group on the Future of IAGA
In 2003 IAGA established a committee of senior scientists to consider
the future of IAGA and IAGA science. The Task Group consulted IAGA
officers and National Correspondents by questionnaire and presented
the results to the IAGA Executive Committee and to the first meeting
of the Conference of Delegates. Draft recommendations were prepared,
including some of the ideas generated by the Young Scientists's
Committee.
Questionnaire distributed to National Correspondents (pdf,
65kb)
Draft recommendations (pdf,
24kb)
At the second IAGA Conference of Delegates the decision was taken
to hold the 2009 IAGA Scientific Assembly in Sopron, Hungary. Contact
details are given below. The website will be live by the end of
August 2005.
IAGA 2009 Sopron LOC
Geodetic and Geophysical Research Institute of the Hungarian Academy
of Sciences
H-9400 Sopron, Csatkai u. 6-8., Hungary
Tel: +36 99 508340
Fax: + 36 99 508355
Email: iaga_2009_sopron@ggki.hu
Website: www.ggki.hu/IAGA_2009
Eight IAGA Resolutions
were adopted at the second Conference of Delegates
(File of IAGA Resolutions since 1963, pdf
280kb)
Division II activities (pdf,
html)
Division V activities (pdf,
html)
Inter-Association (IAGA/IASPEI/IAVCEI) Working Group on Electromagnetic
Studies of Earthquakes and Volcanoes (EMSEV) 2004
Annual Report.
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