Attendance requires poster presentation (maximum size 36” x 48“)
300-word maximum poster abstract will be required at the time of registration. We welcome abstract submissions that focus on novel scientific findings, including case studies, as well as submissions that describe recent or ongoing efforts that are broadly focused on predicting, assessing, or mitigating postfire debris flow hazards, including lessons learned from past events or challenging problems that were difficult to solve. In addition to work that specifically addresses postfire debris flows, we welcome contributions focused on related aspects of postfire hydrology, ecology, and geomorphology.
Attendance is limited to 100, register today to secure your spot!
Limited rooms at the federal government rate are available in the conference hotel room block, see instructions here.
Registration and hotel room block availability will close April 19 2024.
We are not able to offer an online component to this conference. However, where speakers agree, morning talks will be recorded and made available online through the California Fire Science Consortium web page.
Questions about the conference? Please contact Nina Oakley (nina.oakley@conservation.ca.gov) and/or Francis Rengers (frengers@usgs.gov)
Issues with the registration page? Please contact cafirescience@gmail.com
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