Wednesday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	NG34A	MS 305	Understanding Critical Phenomena in Natural Systems II Presiding: D Turcotte, University of California, Davis; V Uritsky, University of Calgary    [Abstracts]
1600	NG34A-01	MS 305	Role and Nature of Intermittency and Self-Organized Criticality in Solar Phenomena *V Abramenko INVITED    [details]
1615	NG34A-02	MS 305	Avalanche models of solar flares *P Charbonneau, L Morales INVITED    [details]
1630	NG34A-03	MS 305	Predictability of extreme events in spatially distributed driven hierarchical systems V Keilis-Borok, A Gabrielov, *I Zaliapin    [details]
1645	NG34A-04	MS 305	Scaling, universality and spatio-temporal clustering in seismicity and rock fracture phenomena *J Davidsen INVITED    [details]
1700	NG34A-05	MS 305	Generalized Reynolds numbers and points of contact between intermittent turbulence and Self Organized Criticality G Rowlands, *S C Chapman, N W Watkins    [details]
1715	NG34A-06	MS 305	Scaling Properties of Fresh Snow Roughness *C Manes, M Guala, S Bartlett, H Loewe, E Luca, M Lehning    [details]
1730	NG34A-07	MS 305	Self-Organised and Critical Behaviour of the Terrestrial Magnetosphere from High- to Low-Latitudes *J A Wanliss INVITED    [details]
1745	NG34A-08	MS 305	An Ising Model for the Earth´s Dipole V H Dias, J O Franco, S L Fontes, *A R Papa    [details]