1-From Natural Processes to Geohazards
1A- Earthquakes, palaeo-earthquakes and seismic hazard
1B- Active volcanoes
1C- Tsunami and marine geohazards
1D- Active tectonics as multi-scalar driving processes
1E- Short to long-term environmental changes (flooding, landslides, desertification, tectonics), and societal response
2-Landforms, facies Architecture and sequence stratigraphy
2A- Geomorphic processes and sedimentary record
2B- Glacial and periglacial geomorphology
2C- Wetlands and paralic environments – no session proposals
2D- Coastline changes under the effects of climate and geological processes
2E- Geomorphology and stratal architecture of continental margins
2F- Karst process, deposits, landforms, and landscape
3- Quaternary environments and Human evolution: fossil record, phylogeny, palaeobiology, palaeoecology and cultural models
3A- Geological and climate forcing on ancient societies and feedbacks
3B- Geoarchaeology: from landscape to site and back
3C- Preserving and disseminating the cultural heritage
3D- Palaeoanthropology
4- Ecosystems and biogeography from latest Pliocene to “Anthropocene”
4A- Response of biota to palaeoenvironmental changes
4B- Islands, continental bridges and drowned landscapes
4C- Palaeoecology as a tool for ecosystem management
4D- Human environment in the (paleo-) Anthropocene
5- Climate record, processes and models
5A- Climate proxies
5B- Palaeogeographic, palaeoclimatic, palaeoceanographic and palaeoecological changes in marine and terrestrial systems
5C- Past global climate records in polar and mountain ice
5D- Reconstruct past abrupt and extreme climate changes
5E- Climate changes on sub-millennial to Milankovitch time scale
5F- Climate modelling and data assimilation: simulate past changes and future scenarios
5G- Global, regional and local sea-level changes and drivers
6- The Quaternary time machine
6A- Marine and terrestrial stratigraphy. Advances in correlation
6B- GSSPs and stratotypes
6C- Geochronology. Progress in dating technique
6D- Quaternary Mapping and modelling
7 – Time for Change in Quaternary Sciences