Presentations & Abstract 

The workshop consists of oral and poster sessions and excursions (field trips). The official language for all presentations will be English. Abstracts are required from all participants wishing to submit a poster or oral presentation to the workshop. Accepted abstracts will be published in the workshop program, which will be distributed to all participants. Abstracts will be accepted by e-mail to the following address: jclin@ntu.edu.tw

The purpose of the workshop is to exchange modern and historical environmental information in the East Asia region to clarify "Present Earth Surface Processes and Long-term Environmental Changes in East Eurasia" for a better understanding of the Earth's landscape and climate evolution.

The first International Workshop on Present Earth Surface Processes and Long-term Environmental Changes in East Eurasia was held in Daejeon, Korea (2004), followed by Kanazawa, Japan (2005), Seoul, Korea (2006), Nanjing, China (2007), Hakodate, Japan (2008), Taipei, Taiwan (2009), Jeju Island, Korea (2010), Chengdu, China (2011), Kobe, Japan (2012), Kwangju, Korea (2013), Nanjing, China (2014), Taipei, Taiwan (2015), Okinawa, Japan (2016), Novosibirsk, Russia (2017), Busan, Korea (2018), Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia (2019)(before Covid-19); Kunming, China (2023) and Matsue, Japan(2024)( after Covid-19).

The 19th East Eurasia International Workshop (EEIW) will be held on 3-7 June, 2025in Kinmen, Taiwan. The objective of the EEIW 2025 is to present recent research on Earth-surface processes in land and coastal regions and long-term environmental changes and to promote information and knowledge exchange, collaborative research, and research networking in the East Eurasia and Western Pacific regions.

• Paleoecology, paleolimnology and paleoenvironment

• Present lake catchment processes: Observations and measurements

• Present deltaic, estuarine, and coastal processes and their environmental changes

• Interaction of natural and anthropogenic environmental change

• Natural hazards

• Global and regional environmental change during the Holocene and the Anthropocene

• Modeling and prediction of environmental change

June 3, 2025, Tuesday:

Arrival in Taipei, Accommodation, and Registration

19:00 - Ice-Breaking Party

June 4, 2025, Wednesday:

Arrival in Kinmen, Zhongshanlin Visitor Center

10:00 - Opening Ceremony & Group Photo

10:30 - Plenary Session

13:00 - Afternoon Sessions (Oral & Poster & tea break)

19:00 - Banquet

June 5, 2025, Thursday:

Zhongshanlin Visitor Center

09:00 - Morning Sessions (Oral & Poster & tea break)

13:00 - Lunch

14:00 - 17:30 Field trip at Kinmen (Field excursion 1)

19:00 - Dinner

June 6, 2025, Friday:

Field trip at Lieyu (Field excursion 1), Departure to Taichung or to Taipei in the afternoon

09:00 - 17:00: Field trip to Lieyu and to Taichung in the afternoon

19:00 - Dinner at Shuili/ Taipei

June 7, 2025, Saturday:

Field trip to 921 Chichi earthquake area.

09:00 - 16:00: Field trip to 921 Chichi earthquake area. To examine the damage remains 26 years after Chi-Chi earthquake.

17:00 - Fly to Penghu for the 2025 International Natural Conservation conference (7-11 June)

19:00 - Dinner at Penghu

Organized and Hosted By

• International Organizing Committee of EEIW

• Department of Geography, National Taiwan University

Co-Organized by

• Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology, Chinese Academy of Science

• Institute of Geology, Mongolian Academy of Science, Mongolia

• Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources (KIGAM), Korea

• Institute of Natural and Environmental Technology, Kanazawa University

Supported by

• International Association of Geomorphologists

• National Committee on International Association of Geomorphologists, Science Council of Japan

Chairperson

• Prof. Dr. J. C. Lin (NTU GEOG)  Email: jclin@ntu.edu.tw

Secretaries

• Assistant. Miss Y. P. Chen (NTU GEOG) Email: ypchen12@ntu.edu.tw

Members

• Assist. Prof. Dr. C. J. Yang (NTU GEOG) 

• Post Doctor Research: Dr. Y. C. Cheng (NTU GEOG)

Registration:

1. • USD 100 for early bird payment before 31 Dec. 2024 

   • USD200 for normal registration

   • The fees includes conference volume, meals, refreshments, banquets and social events on 4, 5 June

Field trip (6-7 June):

1. • USD 500

   • The fees includes transportation and meals during conference periods: Domestic return flight from Taipei to Kinmen, bus tour, five nights’ accommodation (3-7 June).