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icdp Executive Committee (EC)

...our science managers

Task & Function

The EC is responsible for the operation and management of the program. It decides on Workshop Proposals, reviews the (operational, technical, managerial and financial) feasibility of Full Proposals, and recommends funding of Full Proposals to the AOG. It assembles the scientifically prioritized projects into an Annual Program Plan with an associated budget as base for decision to AOG.


The EC meets annually, usually in early summer, after the SAG meeting has been held and reports annually to the AOG on past year’s activities, scientific accomplishments and ICDP budget.

 

The EC is made up of one appointee from each ICDP member nominated by the respective funding partners of the program. Chair and co-chair are rotating between all members for a 2-year-term that can be renewed once.

ICDP Executive Committee
Group ID: 3
#RoleCountryRepresented byOrganization NameSince
1 Chair Finland Malin BombergTechnical Research Centre of Finland (VTT) 2018
2 Co-Chair New Zealand Richard LevyGNS Science (GNS) 2016
3 Secretary Germany Thomas WiersbergGFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences (GFZ) 2024
4 Australia Ron HackneyAustralian National University (ANU,RSES) 2024
5 Austria Christian KoeberlUniversity of Vienna (UNIVIE) 2013
6 Belgium Philippe ClaeysVrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) 2019
7 Estonia Johannes VindGeological Survey of Estonia (ETAG) 2023
8 France Oezlem Adiyaman Lopes UNESCO, Division of Ecological and Earth Sciences, SC/GEO (UNESCO,IGCP) 2019
9 France Christophe ThomazoUniversite de Bourgogne (u-bourgogne) 2023
10 Germany Denise Kay KulhanekChristian-Albrechts-University of Kiel (CAU) 2025
11 Iceland Andri StefanssonUniversity of Iceland 2022
12 India Sukanta RoyMinistry of Earth Sciences (MoES,ESSO,BRGL) 2018
13 Israel Mordechai (Moti) SteinHebrew University of Jerusalem (HUJI) 2020
14 Italy Fabio FlorindoIstituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV) 2014
15 Japan Shigeaki OnoJapan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology Center (JAMSTEC) 2022
16 Netherlands Michiel van der MeulenGeological Survey of the Netherlands (TNO) 2019
17 Norway Aivo LeplandGeological Survey of Norway (NGU) 2024
18 P.R. China Qingtian LyuChinese Academy of Geosciences (CAGS,SINOPROBE) 2023
19 South Africa Nikki WagnerUniversity of Johannesburg (UJ CIMERA) 2021
20 Spain Blas Lorenzo Valero-GarcesInstituto Pirenaico de Ecologia (IPE, CSIC) 2017
21 Sweden Victoria PeaseUniversity of Stockholm (SU) 2018
22 Switzerland Rolf KipferSwiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology (ETH,EAWAG) 2014
23 U.S.A. Jonathan G. WynnU.S. National Science Foundation, NSF (NSF (EAR)) 2023
24 United Kingdom Kathryn M. GoodenoughBritish Geological Survey (BGS) 2019
25 ? Germany Marco BohnhoffGFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences (GFZ) 2018