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Public Relations and Outreach Lake El ´gygytgyn Drilling Project

Promoting the Arctic Climate History Project with engaging media visits, workshops, and scientific drilling initiatives since 2007.<br>

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Public Relations and Outreach Lake El ´gygytgyn Drilling Project

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  1. Public Relations and Outreach Lake El´gygytgyn Drilling Project Martin Melles (Univ. Cologne), Julie Brigham-Grette (UMass), Pavel Minyuk (NEISRI), Christian Koeberl (Univ. Vienna) Digital Elevation Model by C. Kopsch et al.

  2. Set up Project web site (e.g., LakeE.org) in 2007 • German IPY Inauguration 1 March 2007, Berlin • FIRST LEGO League Polar Challenge 2008 • Film, TV and Radio Contracts • IPR SoundPrints and Deutsche Welle • Geoffrey Haines-Stiles (NSF funded) • Hoferichter &Jacobs for arte productions Media visits to the Lake Public Relations and Outreach

  3. Public Relations - Highlights 2007 German Opening Ceremony IPY Berlin, March 1, 2007 -- AGU, Dec. 2007 (San Francisco) -- IGC, Berlin Aug. 2008 (Oslo) -- SCAR/IASC OSC, July 2008 (St. Petersburg)

  4. Workshop Russian - EU Research, Brussels, 20 March 2007 Scientific Drilling in Lake El´gygytgyn, Northeastern Siberia: Arctic Climate History since 3.6 Mio Years Pavel Minyuk NEISRI, RAS - FEB, Magadan Martin Melles University of Cologne and Lake El´gygytgyn Scientific Party Public Relations - Highlights 2007 Invited Talk at European Commission Brussels, March 20, 2007

  5. July 2008 Front Page Back Page Public Relations - Highlights 2007 Contribution to „Geological Calendar 2008“ of the German Society of Geosciences (DGG) This year´s topic: Polar Regions (Summer 2007)

  6. Alte Schönhauser Str. 9 D-10119 Berlin Germany Ph.: +49 (0) 30 308 745 -60 Fax: +49 (0) 30 308 745 -66 e-mail: info@hoferichterjacobs.de http://www.hoferichterjacobs.de From left: Franka Kaufmann, Anne Fasshauer (f), Geraldine Prange, Carolin Scheffler, Peter Effenberg, Anne Stephan (f), Olaf Jacobs Geoffrey Haines-Stiles Public Relations - Future TV Productions

  7. http://www.firstlegoleague.org/ Public Relations - Future FIRST LEGO League Polare Challenge 2008

  8. Public Relations - Future El´gygytgyn Web Site and List Server

  9. Lake Peten Iza Lake Baikal Lake Potrok Eike Lake Bosumtwi Lake Titicaca Lake Malawi Public Relations - Future Logo ? Flyer, Poster, etc.

  10. IPY IMPORTANCE AND INTEGRATION For your information, the PIs are maintaining the visibility of the project at venues important to the International Polar Year. Brigham-Grette (along with Tom Johnson, Univ of Minnesota-Duluth) will chair a Union Session U04: "Quaternary Climate Records from the Continents: Comparisons with Their Marine and Polar Cousins" being convened at the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting on 10-14 December 2007 in San Francisco, California. We were allotted 2 oral sessions (a full morning) and an afternoon poster session. The invited speakers will focus on integration in the context of Earth systems and modeling. International Geological Congress (IGC), 6-14 Aug. Oslo, Norway; Special Session “Developing bi-polar connections over millennia” with Brigham-Grette and Melles being Co-Conveners along with Ross Powell and Tim Naish of ANDRILL and Kate Moran and Jan Bachman of the ACEX- Lomonosov Ridge. Moreover, we are planning a first IPY workshop before the IGC in Oslo concerning bipolar connections as part of the IPYBIPOMAC/ PAGES initiative. ACE of SCAR has already committed $5,000 toward the workshop and we have a possible venue in Oslo. Additional funding will be sought. SCAR/IASC Open Science Conference, July 6-12, 2008 St. Petersburg, Russia; Special Session 4.6 “Scientific Deep Drilling” with Martin Melles and Julie Brigham-Grette being Co-Conveners.

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