Organisation of Scientific meetings and conference Sessions

The list below reports meetings, workshops, and dedicated conference sessions on the project topics that were convened at international conferences by team members. These events provided opportunities for scientific exchange and collaboration​. 
  1. WARMCOASTS: sea level and extreme waves in the Last Interglacial - Final conference (2025, Venice). Organisers: Rovere, A., Casella, E. Dean, S., Cerrone, C., Mubashir, A. 
  2. European Geosciences Union (2025, Vienna) - Reconstruction of Quaternary Sea Level Changes: proxies and processes from past interglacials (8 oral communications, 10 posters). Conveners: Cerrone, C., Corrado, G., Dean, S., Ramalho, R., Rovere, A.
  3. American Geophysical Union (2024, Washington DC) - PP44C Quaternary Sea Level: Chronologic and Stratigraphic Approaches to Mapping Changes and Cycles Across Space and Time. Conveners: Dean, S., Hein, C., Poirier, R.
  4. European Geosciences Union (2024, Vienna) - Sea level and wave conditions proxies from Pliocene to Pleistocene interglacials: The state-of-the-art and future perspectives (10 posters). Conveners: Cerrone, C., Chauveau, D., Georgiou, N., Maxwell, K.
  5. XXI INQUA Conference (2023, Rome) - Session 89: Cenozoic sea-level indicators and ice sheet constraints to global sea-level change. Conveners: Rovere, A., Dalton, A.S., Ryan, D.D., Creel, R., Rush, G., Barlow, N.​
  6. Geological Society of America (2020, Online) - Session T154. Sea-Level Indicators: New Interpretations and Constraints for Future Projections (10 oral communications). Conveners: Ryan, D.D., Khan, N., Gilford, D. 
  7. European Geosciences Union (2020, Online) - New and re-interpreted Pleistocene sea-level records from around the Globe (9 oral communications). Conveners: Ryan, D.D., Cartelle, V., Cohen, K., Rovere, A. 
  8. ​PALSEA Conference (2019, Dublin) - WALIS working group. Conveners: A. Rovere.
  9. European Geosciences Union (2019, Vienna) - Splinter Meeting "The World Atlas of Last Interglacial Shorelines". Convener: Rovere, A.

Recorded conference presentations

Some of our talks were recorded and stored on YouTube. They can be accessed clicking on the thumbnails below.

Conference presentations

The oral contributions and posters presented at various conferences and events are listed below and were shared in a figshare project, accessible at this LINK. When evolution of the same presentation were shown at different conferences we created a new version within the same record.
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  1. ​Ali, M., 2025. Last Interglacial (MIS 5e,125 ka) Sea-Level Indicators from South Asia.
  2. Ryan, D., 2025. The last interglacial record of Argentina. Presented at WARMCOASTS 2025.
  3. Rovere, A., 2025. Sea-level changes in the Last Interglacial. Meaning for future scenarios.
  4. Rovere, A., 2025. Observing the geological past to predict a warmer future.
  5. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z., 2025. Tracking Holocene sea-level changes along the Southwestern Atlantic: baseline data for future coastal planning.
  6. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z., 2025. Drivers of Pleistocene to Holocene sea-level changes in the Southwestern Atlantic.
  7. Dean, S. et al. 2024. OSL Dated Sea-Level for MIS 5e Interglacial in South Carolina, United States.
  8. Cerrone, C.et al. 2025. Sea-level fluctuations along the southern Brazilian Atlantic coast during the Late Quaternary. 
  9. Dean, S., 2025. WARMCOASTS Last Interglacial Sea-level Reconstruction Research in Virginia and South Carolina.
  10. Dean, S. et al. 2025. Sea-level and Luminescence Results from the Last Interglacial and Beyond from Virginia and South Carolina. 
  11. Dean, S. et al. 2025. Last Interglacial (Mis 5e) Sea-Level Index Points and Beach Ridge Reconstructions from South Carolina And Florida. 
  12. Dean, S. et al. 2025. Progress on Collecting a Transect of New West Atlantic Last Interglacial Sea Level Indicators Dated with OSL.
  13. Dean, S. et al. 2025. Can Sea-Level Indicators from the US East Coast refine estimates of Last Interglacial Highstands?
  14. Dean, S. et al. 2025. Ongoing Multi-method Investigations of Last Interglacial Sea Level.
  15. Dean, S. et al. 2025.OSL Dated Sea-Level for MIS 5e Interglacial in South Carolina, United States.
  16. Dean, S.et al. 2025. New MIS 5e Interglacial Sea-level Data from Outcrops in South Carolina, USA. 
  17. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z., 2025. Holocene and Last Interglacial sea-level changes in South America.
  18. Chauveau, D. et al. 2025. Unravelling the spatial variability of fossil coral reef morphology on Aruba and the implications for paleo sea level estimates.
  19. Chauveau, D. et al. 2025. Modelling reefs in the Last Interglacial.
  20. Cerrone, C. et al. 2025. Pleistocene morpho-stratigraphy and vertical land motions on the South Brazil-Uruguay coastal plain.
  21. Ali, M., 2025. Reviewing Last interglacial (MIS 5e, 125 ka) sea-level indicators from South Asia and the South China Sea. 
  22. Rovere, A., 2025. Boulder ridges in Sal Island, Cape Verde: imprint of tsunamis, modern storms,or Last Interglacial wave deposits?
  23. Rovere, A., 2025. The Last Interglacial (125 ka): clues to the future of a warming world and its coasts.
  24. Rovere, A., 2022. WALIS, the World Atlas of Last Interglacial Shorelines (Version 1.0). 
  25. Rovere, A., 2024. Quaternary and Pliocene sea-level changes at Camarones, central Patagonia, Argentina. 
  26. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z., 2025. Drivers of Pleistocene to Holocene sea-level changes  in the Southwestern Atlantic.
  27. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z., 2025. Niveles Del Mar En un Mundo Cálido: El Caso Del Atlántico Sur Occidental.
  28. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z., 2025. A History Behind the Data: Sea Levels in a Warmer World.
  29. Cerrone, C. et al. 2024. Late Quaternary evolution of the southern Brazilian Atlantic coast.
  30. Rovere, A., 2024. The indicative meaning of beach ridges.
  31. Cerrone, C., 2024. Last Interglacial sea-level proxies along the Brazilian western Atlantic coasts.
  32. Chauveau, D.et al. 2024. Sea level oscillations within the Last Interglacial: insights from coral reef stratigraphic forward modelling. 
  33. Dean, S. et al. 2024. Ongoing Multi-method Investigations of Last Interglacial Sea Level.
  34. Cerrone, C., 2024. The different Late Quaternary morphotectonic evolution of the two main pery-Tyrrhenian grabens: Campania and Sele river coastal plains (southern Italy).
  35. Rovere, A., 2023. Do ice large sheets drive high sea level?
  36. Chauveau, D. et al. 2023. Modeling fossil coral reefs to constrain sea level oscillations during the Last Interglacial maximum.
  37. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z., et al. 2023. Mollusk shells for AAR: Dating the Quaternary shorelines along the coastline of Camarones, Chubut Providence, Argentina.
  38. Rovere, A., 2023. Pliocene, Pleistocene and Holocene sea-level changes at Camarones, Chubut Province, Argentina.
  39. Dean, S. et al. 2023. New Relative Sea-Level Reconstruction for MIS 5e Interglacial from US Gulf and Southeast Coasts.
  40. Rovere, A., 2023. Sea-level changes in the Last Interglacial. How high, how fast?
  41. Chauveau, D. et al. 2023. Constraining sea level oscillations in the Last Interglacial by modeling fossil coral reefs.
  42. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z. et al. 2023. A millennial history of sea level changes in the southwestern Atlantic.
  43. Cerrone, C., 2023. The different Late Quaternary morphotectonic evolution of the two main pery-Tyrrhenian grabens Campania and Sele river coastal plains (southern Italy).
  44. Rovere, A., 2023. Reconstructing past global mean sea levels.
  45. Rovere, A., 2023. Observing the geological past to predict a warmer future.
  46. Georgiou, N. et al. 2022. Modeling Last Interglacial notch formation in Orosei – Sardinia, Italy.
  47. Georgiou, N., 2022. Modeling the formation of the Last Interglacial tidal Notch in Orosei Sardinia, Italy.
  48. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z., 2022. Holocene sea-level trends in the southwestern Atlantic: A story behind the data.
  49. Rovere, A., 2022. WARMCOASTS - Sea level and extreme waves in the Last Interglacial.
  50. Chauveau, D., Rovere, A., 2022. Modeling coral reef terraces: The Last Interglacial at Cape Laundi (Sumba Island, Indonesia).
  51. Chauveau, D., Rovere, A., 2022. Constraining sea level variations in the Last Interglacial by modeling fossil coral reefs: A step forward in understanding the current rise?
  52. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z., 2021. A standardized database of last interglacial (mis 5e) sea-level indicators in the western Atlantic and Southwestern Caribbean, from Brazil to Honduras.
  53. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z., 2022. El Atlántico Suroccidental y la memoria de sus costas: Reconstruyendo los antiguos niveles del mar.
  54. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z. et al. 2022. Holocene sea-level change in the southwestern Atlantic: A standardized database.
  55. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z., 2022. The Southwestern Atlantic and its coastal memory: Reconstructing ancient sea levels along the Argentinian coasts.
  56. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z. et al. 2021. Niveles del mar durante el último interglaciar (mis 5e) en el Atlántico occidental: un perfil de Brasil a Honduras.
  57. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z., 2021. A standardized database of Last Interglacial (MIS 5e) Sea-level indicators in the Western Atlantic and Southwestern Caribbean, from Brazil to Honduras (Video).
  58. Rovere, A., 2021. Last Interglacial sea-level proxies in the Western Mediterranean: a contribution to the World Atlas of Last Interglacial Shorelines database.
  59. Garzon, S., Rovere, A., 2021. WALIS Explorer: A tool to visualize sea level indicators.
  60. Rovere, A., 2021. WALIS - Towards a global database of Last Interglacial sea-level proxies.
  61. Rovere, A., 2020. Studying sea-level changes and extreme waves in the Last Interglacial.
  62. Ryan, D., 2020. GSA2020 Invited Speaker Talk.
  63. Rovere, A., 2019. Success story: an ERC starting-grant perspective on proposal writing and budget planning.
  64. Rubio-Sandoval, K.Z. et al. 2020. A Review of Last Interglacial Sea-Level Indicators in the Southern Western Atlantic: State-of-the-art and future perspectives.
  65. Ryan, D., 2020. A review of 100+ years last interglacial shoreline studies in New Zealand within the World Atlas of Last Interglacial Shorelines (WALIS) database framework.
  66. Ryan, D., 2020. New Zealand RSL indicators show promise for new, robust last interglacial sea-level curve in Southern Hemisphere.
  67. Ryan, D., 2020. The last interglacial sea  evel record of New Zealand: past, present, and future.
  68. Rovere, A., 2019. Inception of the World Atlas of Last Interglacial Shorelines (WALIS).
  69. Rovere, A., Barlow, N., 2019. Sea level in the last interglacial.
  70. Rovere, A., 2020. Sea level and extreme waves in a past warmer world.
  71. Rovere, A., 2020. Sea level and extreme waves in a past warmer world.
  72. Rovere, A., 2020. Using marine and terrestrial surveys to reconstruct extreme paleo waves.
  73. Rovere, A., 2019. The World Atlas of Last Interglacial Shorelines (WALIS) an ongoing research effort to standardize sea-level proxy data from the Last Interglacial.
  74. Rovere, A., 2019. Inception of the World Atlas of Last Interglacial Shorelines (WALIS) advancing knowledge of sea level changes in past warmer worlds.
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