Fall Meeting is the largest and preeminent Earth and space science meeting in the world. The 2017 Fall Meeting will take place in New Orleans, Louisiana, offering attendees the chance to discover a new location that features world-renowned cuisine, music, arts, and culture, and provides access to vital scientific ecosystems. The Crescent City provides attendees access to the world-famous French Quarter, Jackson Square, the Saint Louis Cathedral, and a ride on the historic St. Charles streetcar through the elegant Garden District.
Fall Meeting will offer a unique mix of more than 20,000 oral and poster presentations, a broad range of keynote lectures, various types of formal and informal networking and career advancement opportunities, scientific field trips around New Orleans, and an exhibit hall packed with hundreds of exhibitors.
Fall Meeting brings together the entire Earth and space science community from across the globe for discussions of emerging trends and the latest research. The technical program includes presentations on new and cutting-edge science you can’t get anywhere else. Fall Meeting offers something for everyone, from every scientific discipline, including the opportunity to:
- Hear about a variety of relevant scientific topics
- Listen to top-notch speakers
- Build relationships with peers
- Gain research inspiration from a new location
- Stay up to date on the latest innovations in the field
- Gain visibility and recognition of your work
Join us in discovering New Orleans, for a new Fall Meeting experience.
Arctic Community Meeting Rooms Available
The Arctic Research Consortium of the U.S. (ARCUS) announces the availability of community meeting space at the fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU). One to two-hour blocks will be available for reservation in Riverside Rooms I and III on the second floor of the Hampton Inn and Suites New Orleans-Convention Center (1201 Convention Center Blvd).
The Arctic Community Meeting Rooms are hosted by ARCUS to encourage collaboration and to facilitate face-to-face meetings of opportunity, and is funded by the National Science Foundation's Division of Polar Programs.
Basic audio/visual equipment will be available in both meeting rooms.
Please check the meeting room availability prior to submitting a reservation request. Meeting room schedules and availability will be periodically updated.
To view meeting room schedules and availability, go to:
Riverside I (capacity: 50 people)
https://www.arcus.org/communitymeetings/agu/2017/schedule/one
Riverside III (capacity: 30 people)
https://www.arcus.org/communitymeetings/agu/2017/schedule/two
To submit a reservation request, go to:
https://www.arcus.org/communitymeetings/agu/2017/request