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2015 AEG Shlemon Specialty Conference
The 2015 Shlemon Specialty Conference, organised by the Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists, is entitled “Time to Face the Landslide Hazard Dilemma: Bridging Science, Policy, Public Safety, and Potential Loss”. It is being held in Seattle from 26th to 20th February 2015 to mark the 1st anniversary of the Oso landslide disaster. The website description of the meeting is as follows:
The conference will consist of two days of technical and other presentations by invited speakers, posters, discussion sessions and workshops regarding: landslide hazard assessment and risk methodology, current state and local programs and how these can be integrated into current and potential future national programs, what’s working and where do we need to improve, can we develop consensus recommendations and guidance for agencies responsible for land use, and more. There will also be an optional field trip to the Oso landslide and another recent landslide impacting several houses in Everett, WA on Saturday.
Details of the 2015 Shlemon Specialty Conference are available as a pdf at:
http://www.aegweb.org/docs/default-source/events/shlemon_2015.pdf?sfvrsn=2
The conference will consist of two days of technical and other presentations by invited speakers, posters, discussion sessions and workshops regarding: landslide hazard assessment and risk methodology, current state and local programs and how these can be integrated into current and potential future national programs, what’s working and where do we need to improve, can we develop consensus recommendations and guidance for agencies responsible for land use, and more. There will also be an optional field trip to the Oso landslide and another recent landslide impacting several houses in Everett, WA on Saturday. – See more at: http://www.aegweb.org/about-aeg/aeg-meetings-events/2015-shlemon-conference#sthash.br25V11U.dpuf
The conference will consist of two days of technical and other presentations by invited speakers, posters, discussion sessions and workshops regarding: landslide hazard assessment and risk methodology, current state and local programs and how these can be integrated into current and potential future national programs, what’s working and where do we need to improve, can we develop consensus recommendations and guidance for agencies responsible for land use, and more. There will also be an optional field trip to the Oso landslide and another recent landslide impacting several houses in Everett, WA on Saturday. – See more at: http://www.aegweb.org/about-aeg/aeg-meetings-events/2015-shlemon-conference#sthash.br25V11U.dpuf
The conference will consist of two days of technical and other presentations by invited speakers, posters, discussion sessions and workshops regarding: landslide hazard assessment and risk methodology, current state and local programs and how these can be integrated into current and potential future national programs, what’s working and where do we need to improve, can we develop consensus recommendations and guidance for agencies responsible for land use, and more. There will also be an optional field trip to the Oso landslide and another recent landslide impacting several houses in Everett, WA on Saturday. – See more at: http://www.aegweb.org/about-aeg/aeg-meetings-events/2015-shlemon-conference#sthash.br25V11U.dpuf
The Oso landslide is a very interesting case study. Please find at this link the keynote lecture delivered by Jeff Keaton during the IAEG 2014 Congress held in Turin, Italy
http://www.iaeg.info/iaeg2014/wp-content/uploads/presentation/16/keaton/Player.html