EGU25 Conference in Vienna

We were taking part at the General Assembly of the European Geoscience Union in Vienna from April 27-May2 2025. Find more information about the conference >here< 
We contributed with 12 first-author oral and poster presentations about permafrost, debris flows, lahars and landscape evolution models. 

Check out our abstracts:

1. Geoelectrical insights on the evolution of post-glacially uplifted permafrost on Svalbard
   Michael Angelopoulos, Katharina Boie, Maximilian Rau, Ernst Hauber, Michael Zanetti, Cynthia Sassenroth, Andreas Johnsson, Harry Hiesinger, Nico Schemdemann, Pier Paul Overduin, Julia Boike, and Michael Krautblatter
    
2. Simulating debris flow mobility with erosion in r.avaflow using a mechanical model
   Katharina Boie, Michael Krautblatter, Ivo Baselt, Katharina Wetterauer, and Shiva P. Pudasaini
    
3. Investigating Retrogressive Thaw Slumps in Saline Permafrost (East Greenland) using Electrical Resistivity Tomography
   Saskia Eppinger, Thomas Højland Lorentzen, Michael Angelopoulos, Marco Marcer, Thomas Ingeman-Nielsen, and Michael Krautblatter
    
4. Constraining centennial to sub-annual sediment dynamics on alpine alluvial fans – first insights from the Friedergries (Germany)
   Philipp Gewalt, Thomas C. Wagner, and Michael Krautblatter
    
5. Deciphering increasing debris flow activity as a composed signal of 54 contributing catchments over the last 70 years: combined terrestrial and lake record (Plansee, AT)
   Carolin Kiefer, Natalie Barbosa, and Michael Krautblatter
    
6. Novel concepts for the mechanical modelling of warming permafrost rock slopes
   Michael Krautblatter, Felix Pfluger, Riccardo Scandroglio, Maike Offer, Ingo Hartmeyer, and Simon Mühlbauer
    
7. The actual effective reliability of a high-alpine real-time monitoring system
   Johannes Leinauer and Michael Krautblatter
    
8. Three modes of mechanical rock-ice failure in permafrost rock slopes
   Simon Mühlbauer and Michael Krautblatter
    
9. From ice-filled fractures to pressurised water flow in permafrost bedrock: seasonal changes in rockwall hydrology
   Maike Offer, Samuel Weber, Ingo Hartmeyer, Markus Keuschnig, Maximilian Rau, and Michael Krautblatter
    
10. Crumbling Mountains: Pre-failure and failure analysis of the 2024 Permafrost Rock Slide and bifurcated Rock Avalanche (Platteikogel, Austria)
    Felix Pfluger, Johannes Leinauer, Natalie Barbosa, Peter Wegmann, and Michael Krautblatter
     
11. A landscape evolution model deciphering the influence of large-scale uplift patterns on the Central European drainage system
    Maximilian Rau, Wolfgang Schwanghart, and Michael Krautblatter
     
12. Erosive power of debris flows: predictive modelling by a simple empirical approach
    Verena Stammberger, Katharina Boie, and Michael Krautblatter