Javascript must be enabled to continue!
AGU Hydrology Awards: Horton, Horton, and Horton
View through CrossRef
There are three individual awards available to hydrologic researchers through the AGU. All three bear the name of Robert E. Horton, and because of this there appears to be considerable confusion among the membership as to the purpose of the awards, eligibility for them, and the method of their adjudication.The Horton Medal is a Union award. It is given in alternate years to a senior scientist for outstanding research contributions in hydrology made over a period of many years. The selection committee is a subcommittee of the AGU Committee of Fellows. The chairman and the members of the subcommittee are appointed by the President of AGU. The executive committee of the Hydrology Section is usually asked for recommendations for the membership of the Horton Medal subcommittee; in recent years the chairman and all members have come from this section. 1985 is an off year for the Horton Medal, and it will next be awarded at the AGU Spring Meeting in 1986. Nominations are solicited through notices in Eos that appear well before the deadline date.
Title: AGU Hydrology Awards: Horton, Horton, and Horton
Description:
There are three individual awards available to hydrologic researchers through the AGU.
All three bear the name of Robert E.
Horton, and because of this there appears to be considerable confusion among the membership as to the purpose of the awards, eligibility for them, and the method of their adjudication.
The Horton Medal is a Union award.
It is given in alternate years to a senior scientist for outstanding research contributions in hydrology made over a period of many years.
The selection committee is a subcommittee of the AGU Committee of Fellows.
The chairman and the members of the subcommittee are appointed by the President of AGU.
The executive committee of the Hydrology Section is usually asked for recommendations for the membership of the Horton Medal subcommittee; in recent years the chairman and all members have come from this section.
1985 is an off year for the Horton Medal, and it will next be awarded at the AGU Spring Meeting in 1986.
Nominations are solicited through notices in Eos that appear well before the deadline date.
Related Results
Maktaba Library of the Year Awards: Looking back, looking forward
Maktaba Library of the Year Awards: Looking back, looking forward
This book is a product of my experience with the Maktaba Awards in different capacities. When the idea of Maktaba Awards was mooted in the year 2009, I was the Assistant Secretary ...
Money, prestige, publicity Literary awards and awards in Sweden 1786-2009
Money, prestige, publicity Literary awards and awards in Sweden 1786-2009
Jerry Määttä, Pengar, prestige, publicitet. Litterära priser och utmärkelser i Sverige 1786–2009 (Pay, Prestige, Publicity: Literary Prizes and Awards in Sweden, 1786–2009)The aim ...
0362 Women are Underrepresented in Major US Sleep Societies Recognition Awards
0362 Women are Underrepresented in Major US Sleep Societies Recognition Awards
Abstract
Introduction
Recognition awards are reflective of personal achievement and contribute to professional growth and academ...
The Impact of Individual Mentored Career Development (K) Awards on the Research Trajectories of Early-Career Scientists
The Impact of Individual Mentored Career Development (K) Awards on the Research Trajectories of Early-Career Scientists
Purpose
This analysis examined the role of a National Institutes of Health (NIH) individual Mentored Career Development Award (K01, K08, K23) on launching and s...
Reconciling hydrology with engineering
Reconciling hydrology with engineering
Hydrology has played an important role in the birth of science. Yet practical hydrological knowledge, related to human needs for water storage, transfer and management, existed bef...
1988 Horton Medal presented to Peter S. Eagleson
1988 Horton Medal presented to Peter S. Eagleson
It is indeed a great honor for me, and also a great pleasure, to present to you the 1988 recipient of the Robert E. Horton Medal, Peter S. Eagleson. Shortly after it became public ...
Miospores from the Mississippian Horton group, eastern Canada
Miospores from the Mississippian Horton group, eastern Canada
Fifty-three species of small spores, assigned to twenty-eight existing genera, are recorded from thirteen localities in the Horton Group. This group is a thick, non-marine sequence...
Representation of Women as Neurological Surgery Society Award Recipients
Representation of Women as Neurological Surgery Society Award Recipients
BACKGROUND:
Women comprise more than half of medical school matriculants, but only 8.4% of US neurosurgeons. Awards given by neurosurgical societies are instrumental in...

