Early in 2005, several long-awaited papers in the Royal Society of Victoria on the volcanics of southeastern Australia finally came out.
In February the Australian Map Circle
met in Melbourne, and I presented two papers: Back to the pre-European
Landscape: an Exercise in Reverse Mapping for Inner Melbourne, and The Hills
Model. These will be developed for future publication.
From 21-25 February 2005 I took part
in running the Regolith Geology and Geochemistry Honours Shortcourse at Wilsons
Promontory, Victoria, with Mehrooz Aspandiar and
Ian Roach.
Resulting from
the IAG meeting in Mexico in 2003, my paper ŅHow can eruption risk be assessed
in young monogenetic areal basalt fields? An example from southeastern
AustraliaÓ appeared in a special issue on volcanic geomorphology of the
Zeitschrift fur Geomorphologie.
I helped organise a Baragwanath
Seminar in honour of Owen Pember Singleton, held at the University of Melbourne
on July 15 2005, and details are on the web, and in The Australian Geologist,
Newsletter No: 136, September 2005, pp.16-18, & p.19.
Overseas ebj 2005
Shannon, Limerick, Killarney, Ring
of Kerry 24-26 Aug
Whitegate Co. Clare near Lough Derg 27-29
Aug
Via Dublin to Belfast 30 Aug
Belfast & QueenÕs University 31
Aug
Via Manchester to La Laguna (World
Heritage), Tenerife, Canaries 2 Sep
By car ~850 km to Braga in ~10 hours
& welcome party 12Sep
Lisbon, Portugal - city, Belem, castle 22 Sep
Volcanoes of Chaine des Puys
including scoria quarry of Lemptegy 24 Sep
To London by local train to Paris,
then Eurostar 26 Sep
London British Museum Persian exhibition 27 Sep
London Kenwood & Heath 28 Sep
Joyce, E. B. 2005. The young areal
volcanic field of Creswick in southeastern Australia; cones, clustering, chronosequence,
and eruption risk. Sixth International Conference on Geomorphology, September
7-11, 2005 Zaragoza (Spain), The International Association of Geomorphologists,
Abstracts Volume, p.307.