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Session B: Climate Change in Africa (14h00‐17h00)
Chair: George Philander (University of Cape Town)
14h00
Distinguished
Lecturer
15h00‐15h30
15h30
16h00
Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate in the Anthropocene.
PJ. Crutzen
TEA
Poster Plenary
Student Session
Chair: Jessica Shulschenk, Co‐President, Executive Board, World Student
Community for Sustainable Development
17h00 – 18h00
Poster Session and refreshments
Posters for Session A & B – Monday 11 th and Tuesday 12 th
1. Inter‐annual variability of winter instability over the south‐western Cape (South Africa)
T. Beckman & A. Favre
2. Effects of climatic warming on lichen populations in a Southern African Arid ecosystem.
W. Maphangwa
3. Evidence that fog and dew are significant moisture sources for shrubby succulents in a semi‐arid
South African ecosystem.
I. Matimati, CF. Musil, L. Raitt & E. February
4. Sayigh estimation for global solar radiation in the Niger Delta region Nigeria.
UK. Okoro, TC. Chineke, & OK. Nwofor
5. Fog Climatology and Prediction from General Circulation Models and Satellite Data: A Bayesian
Network Approach.
R D. Grandin
6. Hydrographic and satellite observations in the Delagoa bight, southern Mozambique.
T. Lamont, T. Morris, M. Roberts, & MA. van den Berg
7. Primary production in the Benguela and Agulhas ecosystems.
RG. Barlow, T. Lamont, M. Kyewalyanga, D. Louw, & H. Sessions
8. Climate change or natural variability? Namibian evidence
CH. Bartholomae & AK van der Plas
9. Mechanisms of oceanic change on the Agulhas Bank.
N. Chang, P. Penven, & F. Shillington
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