It’s time for my annual addition of your guide to the social media events at AGU’s Fall Meeting in San Francisco! I’ll be attending this year’s meeting (you may see me wearing a press pass and some blogging buttons), and I’ll be attending at least a few of these events. In particular, I’ll be on the panel at the Tuesday Blogger’s Forum, an co-chairing the “Social Media 101” oral session on Tuesday afternoon and the accompanying poster session Wednesday morning. Feel free to say hi if you see me around!

This year’s going to be particularly busy for social media aficionados. I’ve tried to grab information for all the sessions and events that have presentations that deal with social media – blogging, Twitter, social networking platforms, online video, etc, and arrange them by day and time below. (If I’ve missed anything critical, please mention it in the comments or send me a tweet or email!)

If you can’t make it to the meeting, you can still participate online – the Virtual Meeting page has information about streaming and interactive sessions, and there are a ton of posters to look at on the e-Poster page. And there’s always the meeting page on Facebook,  the @theAGU tweets and the #AGU12 hashtag on Twitter!

Without further ado:

Monday, December 3

ED13E. ED13E. Public Participation in Citizen Science Research I
Convener(s): Constance Walker (Natl Optical Astronomy Observ), Pamela Gay (SIUE / Astrosphere), Stephen Pompea (Natl Optical Astronomy Obs) and Nicole Gugliucci (SIUE STEM Center)
1:40 PM – 3:40 PM; 301 (Moscone South)

GC13C. GC13C. Integrating Natural and Social Science Research to Address Human Dimensions of Global Change I Posters
Convener(s): Katherine Marvel (LLNL), Steven Davis (University of California, Irvine), Kate Ricke (Carnegie Institution of Science) and Juan Moreno-Cruz (Georgia Institute of Technology)
1:40 PM – 6:00 PM; Hall A-C (Moscone South)

 

Tuesday, December 4

S21A. S21A. Citizen-Empowered Seismology I Posters
Convener(s): Paul Earle (USGS) and Remy Bossu (CSEM c/o CEA, Bat. Sable)
8:00 AM – 12:20 PM; Hall A-C (Moscone South)

ED21B. ED21B. Ocean Science Online: Engaging Multiple Audiences I Posters
Convener(s): Giora Proskurowski (University of Washington) and Allison Fundis (University of Washington)
8:00 AM – 12:20 PM; Hall A-C (Moscone South)

GC22B. GC22B. Communicating Climate Science—Seeking the Best of Old and New Paradigms I
Convener(s): James Byrne (Univ Lethbridge), Natasha Andronova (UM Atm, Oce & Spc Sci) and Philip Rasch (Pacific Northwest National Lab)
10:20 AM – 12:20 PM; 3014 (Moscone West)

PA23B. PA23B. Facebook, Twitter, Blogs: Science Communication Gone Social—The Social Media 101 I
Convener(s): John Cook (Global Change Institute), Simon Schneider (Institut für Wissenschaft im Film (IWF) e.V.), Jessica Ball (University at Buffalo) and Kate Ramsayer (AGU)
1:40 PM – 3:40 PM; 302 (Moscone South)

ED23D. ED23D. Ocean Science Online: Engaging Multiple Audiences II
Convener(s): Allison Fundis (University of Washington) and Giora Proskurowski (University of Washington)
1:40 PM – 3:40 PM; 301 (Moscone South)

GC23A. GC23A. Communicating Climate Science—Seeking the Best of Old and New Paradigms II Posters
Convener(s): Natasha Andronova (UM Atm, Oce & Spc Sci), Philip Rasch (Pacific Northwest National Lab) and James Byrne (Univ Lethbridge)
1:40 PM – 6:00 PM; Hall A-C (Moscone South)

SM23C. SM23C. Strategies and Innovative Approaches for the Future of Space Weather Forecasting: Science and Infrastructure II Posters
Convener(s): Harlan Spence (University of New Hampshire), Michael Hesse (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center) and Daniel Baker (University of Colorado)
1:40 PM – 6:00 PM; Hall A-C (Moscone South)

IN23F. IN23F. Near Real Time Data Uses for Earth Science and Space Weather Applications: Use of Social Media I (Video On-Demand)
2:40 PM – 3:40 PM; 104 (Moscone South)

PA24A. PA24A. Is Video Replacing Writing? The Role of Video in Effectively Communicating Science I
Convener(s): Douglas Harned (U.S.Geological Survey), Gerard McMahon (USGS) and Ryan vachon (Earth Initiatives and OPIC)
4:00 PM – 6:00 PM; 302 (Moscone South)

Bloggers Forum: Science on the Web
Get expert advice from seasoned bloggers and spark new discussions on the future of geoblogging at the Bloggers Forum. Panelists to be announced. Come with questions, ideas, or observations on the nature of blogging about Earth and space sciences. The bloggers forum will be webstreamed for those unable to attend the Fall Meeting.
5:00PM – 6:00PM; Moscone West Room 3000

 

Wednesday, December 5

PA31B. PA31B. Facebook, Twitter, Blogs: Science Communication Gone Social—The Social Media 101 II Posters
Convener(s): Simon Schneider (Institut für Wissenschaft im Film (IWF) e.V.), John Cook (Global Change Institute), Jessica Ball (University at Buffalo) and Kate Ramsayer (AGU)
8:00 AM – 12:20 PM; Hall A-C (Moscone South)

PA33A. PA33A. Is Video Replacing Writing? The Role of Video in Effectively Communicating Science II Posters
Convener(s): Douglas Harned (U.S.Geological Survey), Gerard McMahon (USGS) and Ryan vachon (Earth Initiatives and OPIC)
1:40 PM – 6:00 PM; Hall A-C (Moscone South)

 

Thursday, December 6

ED42A. ED42A. Climate Literacy: Higher Education Efforts in Climate Change Education II
Convener(s): Anne Gold (CIRES/CU Boulder-Rsrch Lab 2) and Miriam Bertram (University of Washington)
10:20 AM – 12:20 PM; 302 (Moscone South)

U44A. U44A. Dissolving Boundaries Between Scientists, Media, and the Public
Convener(s): Eli Kintisch (AAAS-Science Magazine) and Juliette Rooney-Varga (UMass Lowell)
4:00 PM – 6:00 PM; 102 (Moscone South)

 

Friday, December 7

IN51C. IN51C. Linked Data for Earth and Space Science Posters
Convener(s): Brian Wilson (Jet Propulsion Laboratory), David Arctur (Open Geospatial Consortium), Eric Rozell (Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst) and Thomas Narock (NASA/GSFC)
8:00 AM – 12:20 PM; Hall A-C (Moscone South)

 

See you at the meeting!