American Geophysical Union
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| Abbreviated designation | AGU |
|---|---|
| The establishment year | 1919 |
| Kind | Non-profit |
| Purpose | Many fields of geophysics and earth science and the space science |
| The headquarters |  The United States of America Washington D.C. |
| Contribution area | 135 countries |
| Member | 50,000 people |
| President | Tim Grove |
| Website | http://www.agu.org |
With American Geophysical Union (ちきゅうぶつりがくれんごう, English in the United States: American Geophysical Union), it is a geophysical society in the United States of America. The abbreviated designation is AGU.
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Summary
It is the world's largest society in the field of geophysics, and AGU is opened by researchers and students of the world. As of 2004, 41,000 people join it from 130 countries. I was established in 1919 and became NPO corporation in 1972.
I consist of meteorology, oceanography, solid geophysics, hydrology, four areas of the space science.
An autumn meeting is held in United States of America San Francisco in a schedule of 5 days in the middle of December, and 20,000 or more participate every year from all the countries of the world. In addition, a combination meet is held every year in a schedule of 4 days in May. In addition, the meeting in each field is held, too.
Publication
I publish a weekly article magazine called EOS.
Prize
- Union Medals
- William Sinomenium Stem medal (William Bowie Medal)
- James B. Macelwane Medal
- Waldo E. Smith Medal
- John Adam Fleming Medal
- Walter H. Bucher Medal
- Maurice Ewing Medal
- Harry H. Hess Meda
- Robert E. Horton Medal
- Inge Lehmann medal (Inge Lehmann Medal)
- Charles A. Whitten Medal
- Roger Revelle Medal
- Union Awards
- Edward A. Flinn III Award
- new international award
- Excellence in Geophysical Education Award
- Robert C. Cowen Award for Sustained Achievement in Science Journalism
- Walter Sullivan Award for Excellence in Science Journalism - Features
- David Perlman Award for Excellence in Science Journalism - News
- Athelstan Spilhaus Award for Enhancement of the Public Understanding of Earth and Space Science
- Charles S. Falkenberg Award
- Section and Focus Group Awards for Scientific Contributions and Service to the Science
- Hydrologic Sciences Award
- N. L. Bowen Award
- Hisashi Kuno Award
- Ocean Sciences Award
- Whipple Award
- James R. Holton Junior Scientist Award
- Yoram J. Kaufman Unselfish Cooperation in Research Award
- Cryosphere Young Investigator Award
- Geodesy Section Award
- William Gilbert Award
- Keiiti Aki Young Scientist Award
- Sunanda and Santimay Basu Early Career Award in Sun-Earth Systems Science
- Donald L. Turcotte Award
- Research Grants and Awards
- F. L. Scarf Award
- Horton Research Grants
- Mineral and Rock Physics Outstanding Student Award
Allied item
Outside link
- "AGU - Over 90 Years of Quality Research in the Geosciences" (English). June 23, 2011 reading.
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