Cambridge Publications |
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The Conference Company |
April 8th - 12th, 2001 |
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European Union of Geosciences |
Cambridge Publications |
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The Conference Company |
April 8th - 12th, 2001 |
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European Union of Geosciences |
Session chaired by Mike Price
08:30 Deep Groundwaters in the Alluvial Aquifer of the Rhine Valley. Groundwater Flow and Salinity Transport Inferred from Environmental Isotopes (O, H, C, S, B): Elsass P, Kloppmann W, Bauer M & Eichinger L (AI04:TUam01:F1).
08:45 Water Chemistry Calculation by Hydrological Methods: Example of the Druance Small Agricultural Watershed (Normandy, France): Butaeye D, Walter-Simonnet A & Simonnet J (AI04:TUam02:F1).
09:00 Influence on the Water Quality of the Mineralizations Occurring in the Grande River Basin (San Luis, Argentina): Fernández-Turiel J, Martinez L, Gásquez J, Perino E, Olsina R & Gimeno D (AI04:TUam03:F1).
09:15 Characterisation of the Artesian Aquifers in the Friuli Plain (NE Italy) by Means of Low-Quality Hydrological Data: Granati C, Martelli G & Roda C (AI04:TUam04:F1).
09:30 Rare Earth Element and Yttrium Distribution in Aqueous Crustal Fluids: Möller P & Dulski P (AI04:TUam05:F1).
09:45 BREAK
Session chaired by Paul Ashley
10:15 Characterization of Paleofluids by SIMS Analysis of Minor and Trace Elements in Fracture Calcite: Lecocq D, Raimbault L & Forette M (AI04:TUam08:F1).
10:30 Chemical and Isotopic Features of Interstitial Water and Isotopic Evolution of the Matrix in the Sainte Colombe Borehole (France): Plain C, Dever L & Marlin C (AI04:TUam09:F1).
12:15 MEDALLIST LECTURE The Snowball Earth Hypothesis: Testing the Limits of Golbal Change: Paul Hoffman (PL01:TUam16:G0).
(Symposium AI04 Continued in Session TU po on Page 67)
Session chaired by Max Coleman
08:30 How Microbial are Microbial Sediments?: Feldmann M, Nose M & Stoessel I (BG04:TUam01:G1).
08:45 Morphoanalysis of Bacterially Precipitated Calcium Carbonate from Weebubbie Cave, Australia: Heywood B, Pitt K, Contos A, James J & Rodgers P (BG04:TUam02:G1).
09:00 Anaerobic Dolomite and Mg-Calcite Precipitation in Cultures of Sulfate-Reducing Bacteria: Warthmann R, van Lith Y, Vasconcelos C & McKenzie JA (BG04:TUam03:G1).
09:15 How Anaerobic Micro-Organisms Induce Carbonate Crust Formation at Seafloor Cold Seeps: Aloisi G, Bouloubassi I, Pancost RD, Heijs SK, Pierre C, Sinninghe Damsté J, Hompans E, Gottschal J, Rouchy J & The Medinaut Shipboard Scientific Party (BG04:TUam04:G1).
09:30 Sedimentary Humic Acid Derived from Bacterial Biomass: Nissenbaum A, Burhan P, Trendel J, Adam P, Wehrung P & Albrecht P (BG04:TUam05:G1).
09:45 BREAK
Session chaired by Brigid Heywood
10:15 An Experimental "Silicate Surface-Bacteria" Interface to Diagnostic Biotic or Abiotic Processes: Lemelle L, Lambrecht L, Benzerara K, Lesourd M, Barakat M, Heulin T, Guyot F & Gillet P (BG04:TUam08:G1).
10:30 Bio-Alteration of Basaltic Glass in the Oceanic Crust: Furnes H, Staudigel H, Thorseth I, Torsvik T, Muehlenbachs K & Tumyr O (BG04:TUam09:G1).
10:45 Hematite Mineralized Microfossils from the Gunflint Iron Formation of Ontario Canada: Implications for the Relationship between Iron-Oxide Formation and Microbial Activity: Schelble RT, Westall F & Allen CC (BG04:TUam10:G1).
11:00 Fractionation of Yttrium and Rare Earths by Bacteria: Bau M, Guynn R, Liermann L, Dulski P & Brantley S (BG04:TUam11:G1).
11:15 Mineral Magnetic Evidence for the Occurrence of High Concentrations of Bacterial Magnetite in Swedish Varved Lake-Sediments: Snowball I, Zillén L & Sandgren P (BG04:TUam12:G1).
11:30 Factors Limiting Iron Oxide Reduction in Tidal Freshwater and Deep Sea Sediments: Ferro I & Middelburg J (BG04:TUam13:G1).
11:45 Isotopic Evidence for Microbial Reactions in the Biogeochemical Sulfur Cycle of Sediments from the Landsort Deep (Baltic Sea): Influence of Reactant Limitations: Böttcher ME & Lepland A (BG04:TUam14:G1).
12:15 MEDALLIST LECTURE The Snowball Earth Hypothesis: Testing the Limits of Golbal Change: Paul Hoffman (PL01:TUam16:G0).
(Symposium BG04 Continued in Session TU po on Page 67)
Session chaired by Anthony S. Cohen
08:30 Absence of Subtropical and Polar Ocean Fronts in much of the Late Mesozoic and Paleogene: Hay W, DeConto R, Floegel S & Soeding E (CC08:TUam01:G2).
08:45 Isotopic Tracing of Sediment Transport in the Bay of Bengal: Implication for the Marine Os Record: Pierson-wickmann A, Reisberg L, France-lanord C & Kudrass HR (CC08:TUam02:G2).
09:00 A 234U History of Seawater for the Last 800 Thousand Years: Henderson GM (CC08:TUam03:G2).
09:15 A Cenozoic Record of the Osmium Isotope Composition of Seawater Preserved in a Single Ferromanganese Crust from the Central Pacific Ocean: Burton K, Gannoun A, Birck J, Allegre C, Lee D, Frank M, Halliday A, Christensen J & Hein J (CC08:TUam04:G2).
09:30 The Pleistocene Climate Change Record from the Australian Sector of the Southern Ocean: Results from Images Core MD 97-2108: Nees S, De Deckker P, Ralf T, Suhonen JM, Kissel C & Reijmer JJG (CC08:TUam05:G2).
09:45 Communities and Microhabitats of Living Benthic Foraminifera from the Tropical South Atlantic: Impact of Different Productivity Regimes: Licari L, Schumacher S & Mackensen A (CC08:TUam06:G2).
10:00 BREAK
Session chaired by Rachael H. James
10:30 Demise of Carbonate Platform and Cool-Water Influx in the Carpathian Paleogene Basins: Climatic Events Related to the Oligocene Icehouse: Sotak J & Starek D (CC08:TUam09:G2).
10:45 A Sensitive Recorder of Nordic Sea Thermohaline Activity during the Past 130 ka from the Arctic Ocean: Hass HC (CC08:TUam10:G2).
11:00 Phosphorus Regeneration and Burial during and after Formation of the Most Recent Eastern Mediterranean Sapropel (S1): Slomp CP, Thomson J & De Lange GJ (CC08:TUam11:G2).
11:15 What is the Mechanism of Formation of the Manganese Concentration Peaks found in Recent Eastern Mediterranean Sediments?: Thomson J, Slomp CP & de Lange GJ (CC08:TUam12:G2).
11:30 Uppermost Pleistocene Lithostratigraphic Evidence of Peri-Mediterranean Palaeoclimatic Change as Recorded in the Composition of Mediterranean Sea Sediments: Anastasakis G, De Lange G, Corselli C, Koumoutsakou O, Michard A, Slomp C & Thomson J (CC08:TUam13:G2).
11:45 Palaeoecosystem Changes during Sapropel S1 Time Based on Absolute and Relative Quantitative Analyses of Zooplankton and Phytoplankton Assemblages: The Example of SL9 Box-Core (Florence Rise, Eastern Mediterranean): Principato MS, Crudeli D, Ziveri P, Corselli C, de Lange GJ, Erba E & Slomp CP (CC08:TUam14:G2).
12:15 MEDALLIST LECTURE The Snowball Earth Hypothesis: Testing the Limits of Golbal Change: Paul Hoffman (PL01:TUam16:G0).
(Symposium CC08 Continued in Session TU pm on Page 61)
Session chaired by Philip Collins
09:15 Neogene and Early Quaternary Tectonic Phases in Central Hungary. Relations of Sedimentary Record and Morphology: Magyari A, Van Vliet-Lano' B & Csontos L (EVO2:TUam04:F5).
09:30 Morphotectonic Evolution of the Gulf of Izmit, NW Turkey: Tari U & Tuysuz O (EVO2:TUam05:F5).
09:45 Dating the Death of a Fault by Stratigraphic and U/Th Methods: The Xylokastro-Loutro Fault, Rift of Corinth (Greece). Kinematics Implications: Flotté N, Plagnes V, Benedicto A & Sorel D (EVO2:TUam06:F5).
10:00 BREAK
Session chaired by Art Bevis III
10:30 The Clay-With-Flints of North Western Europe: Typology, Chronology and Weathering Balance: Laignel B & Quesnel F (EVO2:TUam09:F5).
10:45 Erosion and Tectonics: Why the Drainage Pattern Matters- A Perspective of the Present-Day Situation of the Swiss Alps: Schlunegger F, Hinderer M & Melzer J (EVO2:TUam10:F5).
11:00 Fluvial Bedrock Incision Following Typhoon Impact on Taiwan: Hartshorn K, Hovius N & Slingerland R (EVO2:TUam11:F5).
11:15 The Holocene Lake Mega-Chad: Extension, Dynamic and Palaeoenvironmental Implications since Upper Miocene: Schuster M, Duringer P, Ghienne J, Bernard A, Brunet M, Vignaud P & Mackaye HT (EVO2:TUam12:F5).
11:30 Post-Pleniglacial Evolution of the River Meuse Floodplain in Limburg: Beerten K & Gullentops F (EVO2:TUam13:F5).
(Symposium EVO2 Continued in Session TU pm on Page 62)
Session chaired by Ingrid Stober & Kurt Bucher
08:30 Radon Concentration in a Deep Sedimentary Aquifer from the Aquitain Basin (Southwest France): Franceschi M (FMF4:TUam01:F4).
08:45 Helium Behaviour and Residence Times in Water-Rock Systems in Northern Switzerland: Tolstikhin I, Lehmann B, Loosli H, Kamensky I & Gannibal M (FMF4:TUam02:F4).
09:00 Crustal Fluids in Mantle Rocks: The Noble Gas Composition of Proterozoic Lamproites from the Eastern Baltic Shield: Wiersberg T, Niedermann S, Erzinger J, Levsky LK & Lokhov KI (FMF4:TUam03:F4).
09:15 Gas Monitoring at Geothermal Exploration Well GPK-2 (Soultz-Sous-Forêts, France)- First Results from the 5000 m Production Test: Erzinger J, Naumann D, Zimmer M & Wiersberg T (FMF4:TUam04:F4).
09:30 Origin of Large Volumes of Carbon Dioxide in Sedimentary Basins: A Case Study from the Cooper Basin, Australia: Wycherley H, Ballentine C, Fleet A & Shaw H (FMF4:TUam05:F4).
09:45 BREAK
Session chaired by Simon Bottrell & Martin Cross
10:15 Organic Compounds in Volcanic Gases: Schwandner FM, Gize AP, Seward TM, Hall K & Dietrich VJ (FMF4:TUam08:F4).
10:30 Potential H2S-Controlling Mineral Reactions in Hydrocarbon Reservoirs: Aagaard P, Jahren J & Ehrenberg SN (FMF4:TUam09:F4).
10:45 Bacterial and Thermochemical Sulfate Reduction in Diagenetic Settings- Old and New Insights: Machel HG (FMF4:TUam10:F4).
11:00 H2S in North Sea Oil Fields: Importance of Themochemical Sulphate Reduction in Clastic Petroleum Reservoirs: Worden R & Smalley C (FMF4:TUam11:F4).
11:15 Experimental Determination of Thermochemical Sulphate Reduction (TSR) Reaction Kinetics: Cross MM, Manning DA & Worden RH (FMF4:TUam12:F4).
11:30 The Origin of Pyrite-Acid Volatile Sulfide (AVS) Cross-Over Plots in Sediment Profiles: Rickard D & Oldroyd A (FMF4:TUam13:F4).
11:45 Sulfur Isotopic Composition in Groundwaters from the Aquitanean Basin: Andre L, Franceschi M, Pouchan P & Atteia O (FMF4:TUam14:F4).
12:15 MEDALLIST LECTURE The Snowball Earth Hypothesis: Testing the Limits of Golbal Change: Paul Hoffman (PL01:TUam16:G0).
(Symposium FMF4 Continued in Session TU po on Page 70)
Session chaired by Franz Tessensohn
08:30 KEYNOTE Are Continental-Scale Strike-Slip Faults Rooted into the Mantle? Seismic Anisotropy Constraints and Thermo-Mechanical Implications: Vauchez A & Tommasi A (LS04:TUam01:F2).
09:00 Kinematic and Mechanical Controls on the Formation and Evolution of Large Intracontinental Wrench Zones in Physical Models: Vendeville BC & Boniface LP (LS04:TUam03:F2).
09:15 Constraining the Kinematics of a Major Intracontinental Transform Boundary: The Ailao Shan-Red River Shear Zone: Leloup PH, Lacassin R, Tapponnier P, Gilley L & Harrison M (LS04:TUam04:F2).
09:30 Pull-Apart Basin History along the Eastern Indian Shear Zone from Eocene to Present: Rangin C, Chamot-Rooke N, Nielsen C, Farcy F, Tsang Hin Sun D, Bourdon E, Tin Tun Aung U, Min Han U, Kyaw Htin U & Min Swe U (LS04:TUam05:F2).
09:45 The Role of Pseudotachylyte Formation in Active Strike-Slip and Extensional Deformation in the Altai Transpressional Belt in Central Asia: Dehandschutter B, Boven A, Smirnova L & Buslov M (LS04:TUam06:F2).
10:00 Granulites in Karakoram: Crustal-Scale Folding Versus Strike-Slip Motion: Rolland Y, Maheo G, Villa I, Pêcher A & Guillot S (LS04:TUam07:F2).
10:15 BREAK
Session chaired by Alain Vauchez
10:45 Fission-Track Constraints on Mesozoic and Cenozoic Tectonic History of the Northern Edge of the Tibetan Plateau: Jolivet M, Brunel M, Seward D, Xu Z, Yang J, Roger F, Tapponnier P, Malavieille J, Arnaud N & Wu C (LS04:TUam10:F2).
11:00 Partitionning along the Indo-Burmese Wedge: Onshore and Offshore Constraints: Nielsen C, Chamot-rooke N & Rangin C (LS04:TUam11:F2).
11:15 Deformation Partitioning and Magmatic Activity at the Southern Termination of Intraplate Fault Systems in the Ross Sea Region, Antarctica: Storti F, Rossetti F & Salvini F (LS04:TUam12:F2).
11:30 Anatomy of a Major Intraplate Fault System in Antarctica: The Lanterman Fault: Rossetti F, Läufer AL, Salvini F & Storti F (LS04:TUam13:F2).
11:45 Regional Crustal Architecture of Intraplate Strike-Slip Belts over the Transantarctic Mountains and Adjacent Ross Sea Rift as Imaged by Potential Field Investigations: Ferraccioli F & Bozzo E (LS04:TUam14:F2).
12:15 MEDALLIST LECTURE The Snowball Earth Hypothesis: Testing the Limits of Golbal Change: Paul Hoffman (PL01:TUam16:G0).
(Symposium LS04 Continued in Session TU pm on Page 63)
Session chaired by Simon Harley
08:30 Some Major Geophysical Initiatives and their Possible Contribution to AGEANT (Age, Growth and Evolution of Antarctica): Ferraccioli F & Bozzo E (LS08:TUam01:G3).
08:45 Mapping Rodinia and Gondwana Basement in Antarctica and Australia with Aeromagnetic Data: Finn C, Damaske D & Mackey T (LS08:TUam02:G3).
09:00 KEYNOTE Tectonic Evolution of the Mesoproterozoic Albany-Fraser Orogen and Neoproterozoic Leeuwin Gneiss Complex, Southwestern Australia: Australian Portions of Antarctic-Australian Orogens: Myers J & Nelson D (LS08:TUam03:G3).
09:30 Correlating the Tectonics and Exhumation from the Southern Prince Charles Mountains to Prydz Bay, Antarctica: Wilson CJ, Boger SD, Vassallo JJ & Gibson HJ (LS08:TUam05:G3).
09:45 EMAGE 96-2000: Timing of Early Gondwana Break-Up: Jokat W, Meyer U & Boebel T (LS08:TUam06:G3).
10:00 Evidence for a Pan-African Orogenic Belt in Western Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica: Board WS, Frimmel HE & Armstrong RA (LS08:TUam07:G3).
10:15 BREAK
Session chaired by Kazuyuki Shiraishi
10:45 Grenville-Age Versus Pan-African Magnetic Anomaly Imprints in Western Dronning Maud Land, East Antarctica: Jacobs J & Golysnky A (LS08:TUam10:G3).
11:00 Age and Evolution of the Tugela and Mzumbe Terranes, Natal Belt, South Africa: Bisnath A, McCourt S & Armstrong RA (LS08:TUam11:G3).
11:15 Two Contrasting Charnockite Types, and their Implication for Early Palaeozoic Tectonic Evolution of East Antarctica: Mikhalsky E, Sheraton JW & Beliatsky B (LS08:TUam12:G3).
11:30 Grove Mountains: A Segment in the Collage during East Antarctic Shield Forming?: Liu X, Zhao Y, Liu X & Yu L (LS08:TUam13:G3).
12:15 MEDALLIST LECTURE The Snowball Earth Hypothesis: Testing the Limits of Golbal Change: Paul Hoffman (PL01:TUam16:G0).
(Symposium LS08 Continued in Session TU pm on Page 64)
Session chaired by Basil Tikoff
08:30 Flow of Partially Molten Crust and Ascent of Granites during Orogenic Evolution: The Sponge Model: Vanderheaghe O & Vigneresse JL (LS10:TUam01:G0).
08:45 Plutonism in an Oblique Convergent Margin: The Example of the Pan-African Negash Pluton, Northern Ethiopia: Asrat A, Gleizes G & Barbey P (LS10:TUam02:G0).
09:00 Neotectonics of the South Caspian Region: Incipient Subduction of a Trapped Ocean Basin: Allen M, Jackson J, Hovius N, Ghassemi M & Ismail-Zadeh A (LS10:TUam03:G0).
09:15 Late Cenozoic Tectonic Evolution of the Asymmetric Intramontane Basin of the Alai Valley (39°N, 072° to 075°E), Pamir-Tien Shan, Kyrgyzstan: Coutand I, Strecker MR, Thiede RC, Arrowsmith JR, Hilley GE & Omuraliev M (LS10:TUam04:G0).
09:30 Structure of the Highest Range of the Alps. A Conjoint Structural and Gravity Survey of the Mont-Blanc Massif: Masson F, Gal F, Leloup PH, Lacassin R, Arnaud N, Bayer R, Daignières M & The Mont-Blanc Gravity Group (LS10:TUam05:G0).
09:45 General (Sub-Simple) Shear Extrusion and Crustal-Scale Stretching Detachments during Continental Collision. A Consistent Kinematic Model for the Exhumation of the Himalayan Metamorphic Core: Vannay J & Grasemann B (LS10:TUam06:G0).
10:00 Strain Partitioning at the Eastern End of the Zanskar Extensional Shear Zone (Western Himalaya): Epard J & Steck A (LS10:TUam07:G0).
10:15 BREAK
Session chaired by John Grocott
10:45 Neogene Tectonics along the Mogok Metamorphic Belt (Shan Scarp, Central Myanmar) Recorded the Miocene Regional Kinematic Reorganization: Bertrand G, Rangin C, Chamot-Rooke N & The G.I.A.C. Scientific Party (LS10:TUam10:G0).
11:00 Tectono-Stratigraphical Evolution of the Cankiri Basin (North Central Anatoli, Turkey): A Multidsiciplinary Approach: Kaymakci N, White SH & van Dijk PM (LS10:TUam11:G0).
11:15 Transition from Deep Crustal Homogeneous Shortening to Shallow Level Indentation and Lateral Deformation Partitioning: Stipska P, Kröner A, Schulmann K & Jezek J (LS10:TUam12:G0).
11:30 The Lithospheric Rotations and Vertically Coupled and Un-Coupled Deformation of European Lithosphere during Paleozoic Orogeny: Schulmann K, Babuska V, Edel JB, Plomerova J & Lexa O (LS10:TUam13:G0).
11:45 Modelling of the Lapland Granulite Belt Formation: Case of Intracrustal Obduction and Collision Without Orogeny (Mathematical Simulation): Filatova V (LS10:TUam14:G0).
12:15 MEDALLIST LECTURE The Snowball Earth Hypothesis: Testing the Limits of Golbal Change: Paul Hoffman (PL01:TUam16:G0).
(Symposium LS10 Continued in Session TU po on Page 72)
Session chaired by Chris Ballentine
08:30 Hollandites from Shocked Natural Samples: Implications for the Chemistry of the Deep Earth: Gillet P, El GORESY A, Chen M, Dubrovinsky L, Langenhorst F & Poirier J (MS01:TUam01:F6).
08:45 Interferometric Velocity Measurements in Multi-Anvil Pressure Cells under Simulated Mantle Conditions- Pressure Determination and Transient Investigation of the Quartz-Coesite Transition: Mueller HJ, Lauterjung J, Schilling F, Schoenbohm D, Hetzel R & Lathe C (MS01:TUam02:F6).
09:00 Anelasticity and Creep in Polycrystalline MgO at High Temperature: Webb S & Jackson I (MS01:TUam03:F6).
09:15 Equation of State of Al-Bearing Perovskite Down to Lower Mantle Pressure Conditions: Daniel I, Fiquet G, Guyot F, Cardon H & Mezouar M (MS01:TUam04:F6).
09:30 Diffusion in Olivine at High Pressure: Holzapfel C, Chakraborty S, Rubie DC & Frost DJ (MS01:TUam05:F6).
09:45 In-Situ Thermal Diffusivity Measurements of Olivine, Wadsleyite, and Ringwoodite to 20 GPa: Xu Y, Shankland TJ, Rubie DC & Langenhorst F (MS01:TUam06:F6).
10:00 BREAK
Session chaired by John Brodholt
10:30 Application of Inelastic X-Ray Scattering to Measurements of Acoustic Wave Velocities in Geophysical Materials at Very High Pressure: Fiquet G, Krisch M, Guyot F, Badro J, Bellin C, Requardt H, Mermet A & Zhang J (MS01:TUam09:F6).
10:45 Pressure Dependence of Self-Diffusion in Liquid Fe: Implications for Outer Core Convection: Dobson DP (MS01:TUam10:F6).
11:00 Elasticity and Preferred Orientation in <epsilon>-Fe Under High Pressure: Merkel S, Hemley R, Mao H, Goncharov A, Wenk H & Gillet P (MS01:TUam11:F6).
11:15 Composition and Temperature of the Earth's Core Constrained by Combining Ab Initio Calculations and Seismic Data: Alfe` D, Price D & Gillan M (MS01:TUam12:F6).
11:30 No Mushy Zones in the Earth's Core: Morse SA (MS01:TUam13:F6).
11:45 Is the Inner Core of the Earth Partially Molten: Singh S (MS01:TUam14:F6).
12:15 MEDALLIST LECTURE The Snowball Earth Hypothesis: Testing the Limits of Golbal Change: Paul Hoffman (PL01:TUam16:G0).
Session chaired by Dennis Brown
08:30 KEYNOTE Complex Arc Relationships for Development of the Volcanic-Hosted Massive Sulphide Deposits of the Southern Urals: Herrington R, Armstrong R, Taylor R, Maslennikov V & Tesalina S (MS02:TUam01:G8).
09:00 The Devonian Magnitogorsk Arc of the Southern Urals: Geochemical and Isotopic Characterisation: Spadea P, D'Antonio M, Gorozhanina Y & Kosarev A (MS02:TUam03:G8).
09:15 Evidence for Catastrophic Pliocene Slab Dewatering in the Mariana and Tonga Arcs: Clift P, Rose E, Najman Y & Shimizu N (MS02:TUam04:G8).
09:30 Are Mariana and Tonga Forearc Peridotites Melting Residues for Arc Volcanism?: Niu Y, O'Hara MJ, Pearce JA, MacLeod CJ, Hawkins JW & Fisher RL (MS02:TUam05:G8).
09:45 Cretaceous-Paleocene Arc and Back-Arc Evolution in SW Pacific, Implications from New Caledonia and Northland (New Zealand): Picard C (MS02:TUam06:G8).
10:00 BREAK
Session chaired by Alexandre Chemenda
10:30 Arc Volcanoes and other Anomalous Features in the Woodlark Basin, Outboard of the San Cristobal Trench, Solomon Islands: A Consequence of Failed Ridge Subduction?: Crook K (MS02:TUam09:G8).
10:45 Oxygen Fugacity Variations in Arc Magmas across the Kamchatka Deduced from Olivine-Spinel Equilibria: Pletchov P, Churikova T, Wörner G & Kronz A (MS02:TUam10:G8).
11:00 Continuous or Discrete Slab Dehydration for Explaining the U-Series Data from Kamchatka (Russia)?: Dosseto A & Bourdon B (MS02:TUam11:G8).
11:15 Origin of Bajaites: Constraints from 230Th-238U Disequilibria: Nauret F, Hemond C, Maury RC & Guillou H (MS02:TUam12:G8).
11:30 Sr, Nd and Pb Isotopic Study of Subduction-Related and Intra-Plate Type Magmatism Coexisting in the San Pedro-Ceboruco Graben (Western Mexico): Petrone CM, Francalanci L, Carlson RW, Ferrari L & Conticelli S (MS02:TUam13:G8).
11:45 Middle Palaeozoic to Triassic Mantle Evolution in Eastern Australia as Recorded by the Geochemistry of Mafic Rocks: Caprarelli G & Leitch EC (MS02:TUam14:G8).
12:15 MEDALLIST LECTURE The Snowball Earth Hypothesis: Testing the Limits of Golbal Change: Paul Hoffman (PL01:TUam16:G0).
(Symposium MS02 Continued in Session TU pm on Page 64)
Session chaired by Fernando Scordari
08:30 Crystal Structure Paths to a Phengite Geobarometer?: Ivaldi G, Ferraris G & Curetti N (OS05:TUam01:G6).
08:45 Fulleren, Carborn Nanotubes and Diamond-Like Phase Formation at the Metamorphic Parameters: Simakov S, Graphchikov A, Sirotkin A, Drozdova I, Lapshin A & Grebenshchikova E (OS05:TUam02:G6).
09:00 Powder Refinement of Maya Blue: A Palygorskite-Indigo Complex: Chiari G, Giustetto R, Reyes-Valerio C & Ricchiardi G (OS05:TUam03:G6).
09:15 Evidence of Migrating Fluids in the Upper Mantle: An EPMA Investigation of Trace Elements and Oxidation Ratios of Clinopyroxenes and Glasses in Mantle Xenoliths from Massif Central (France): Wagner C & Fialin M (OS05:TUam04:G6).
09:30 Complete Solid-Solution between Amphiboles with Li and Na at the B-Group Sites: Caballero Donoso JM, Oberti R, Ottolini L & Cannillo E (OS05:TUam05:G6).
09:45 BREAK
Session chaired by Matthias Gottschalk
10:15 New Forms of Cluster Self-Organisation at the Nano-Level and their Role in Crystalline and Non-Crystalline Materials Formation: Askhabov A (OS05:TUam08:G6).
10:30 Kinetics of Fe-Mg Disordering Process in Ca-Rich Orthopyroxene: Zema M, Domeneghetti MC & Tazzoli V (OS05:TUam09:G6).
10:45 Real-Time Observation of High-Pressure Phase Transformations with Complex Impedance Spectroscopy: Poe B & Romano C (OS05:TUam10:G6).
11:00 Computational Study of Al-Si and Al-Mg Ordering Schemes in Muscovite and Phengite: Palin EJ, Dove MT, Redfern SAT, Bosenick A, Sainz-Diaz CI & Warren MC (OS05:TUam11:G6).
11:15 Short and Long-Range M-Site Ordering in Amphiboles: Reece JJ, Redfern SA, Welch MD & Henderson CMB (OS05:TUam12:G6).
11:30 Local Structural Heterogeneity in Spessartine-Grossular Solid Solutions and their Saturation Behaviour: Rodehorst U, Carpenter MA & Geiger CA (OS05:TUam13:G6).
11:45 Cd Distribution Coefficients in Calcite as a Function of the Precipitating Fluid Supersaturation: Fernández-González Á, Villanueva-Zardain AD & Prieto M (OS05:TUam14:G6).
12:15 MEDALLIST LECTURE The Snowball Earth Hypothesis: Testing the Limits of Golbal Change: Paul Hoffman (PL01:TUam16:G0).
(Symposium OS05 Continued in Session TU po on Page 74)
Session chaired by Valerie Chavagnac
08:45 Rare Earth Element Mobility and Rb-Sr Open System Behaviour in a High-Pressure Shear Zone of the Monte Rosa Nappe (Western Alps): Pawlig S, Baumgartner LP, Poller U & Todt W (OS09:TUam02:G7).
09:00 Role of Organic Matter and Redox Changes on the Rare Earth Element Distribution in Groundwaters: Dia A, Gruau G & Olivie-lauquet G (OS09:TUam03:G7).
09:15 Recognition of Present Chemical Remobilization in an Old Laterite: Evidence from Trace Elements and Sr, U, Th Isotopes: Dequincey O, Chabaux F, Clauer N, Liewig N, Sigmarsson O & Leprun J (OS09:TUam04:G7).
09:30 Authigenic Fe(II)-Fe(III) Oxihydroxides in Lacustrine Anoxic sediments (Aydat Lake, France) Evidenced by Sequential Chemical Extractions and Mössbauer Spectrometry: Ogier S, Génin JR, Guillet B & Disnar J (OS09:TUam05:G7).
09:45 New Insights on the Global Control of Silicate Weathering Rate Inferred from River Study of the Canadian Shield: Millot R, Gaillardet J, Dupré B & Allègre C (OS09:TUam06:G7).
10:00 A Sr-Nd Isotopic Study on Cenozoic Rift-Related Sediments and Fossils: Some Clues to the Rifting in the French Massif Central: Briot D, Poidevin J & Hugueney M (OS09:TUam07:G7).
10:15 Fast Back-Reactions of Shock-Released CO2 and SO2: Not so Much Volatiles for Climate Changes After the Chicxulub Impact at the K/T Boundary: Agrinier P, Deutsch A & Scharer U (OS09:TUam08:G7).
10:30 Pb Isotope Systematics of Commingled Magmas: Waight T & Lesher C (OS09:TUam09:G7).
12:15 MEDALLIST LECTURE The Snowball Earth Hypothesis: Testing the Limits of Golbal Change: Paul Hoffman (PL01:TUam16:G0).
Session chaired by Andre Revil
08:30 KEYNOTE New Perspectives of the Self-Potential Probability Tomography: Patella D (PCM2:TUam01:G5).
09:00 Forward and Inverse Modelling of SP Anomalies Caused by Subsurface Fluid Flow: Numerical Experiments: Sailhac P & Marquis G (PCM2:TUam03:G5).
09:15 Self-Potential Tomographic Techniques for Landslide Monitoring: First Results on Southern Apennine Chain (Italy): Lapenna V, Lorenzo P, Perrone A, Piscitelli S, Rizzo E & Sdao F (PCM2:TUam04:G5).
09:30 Modeling SP Anomalies Caused by Rainfall Infiltration: Darnet M, Marquis G, Sailhac P, Singh A & Gerard A (PCM2:TUam05:G5).
09:45 Searching for Extreme Events in Self-Potential Time Series Measured in a Seismic Active Area of Southern Italy: Balasco M, Chianese D, Cuomo V, Di Bello G & Lapenna V (PCM2:TUam06:G5).
10:00 BREAK
Session chaired by Laurence Jouniaux
10:30 Natural Self-Potential Anomalies Jointly Detected with CO2 Flow Rate Variations in Soos (NW-Bohemia): Balasco M, Heinicke J, Koch U, Martinelli G & Telesca L (PCM2:TUam09:G5).
10:45 KEYNOTE Numerical Simulation of Electrokinetic Potential Induced by Subsurface Fluid Flow in Geothermal and Volcanic Areas: Ishido T (PCM2:TUam10:G5).
11:15 Temporal Variations of Self-Potential (SP) Anomalies at Piton de la Fournaise (Reunion Island): Labazuy P & Huet P (PCM2:TUam12:G5).
11:30 Detection of Magma Movements Based on Transient Streaming Potential: Fujinawa Y, Matsumoto T, Iitaka H & Takahashi K (PCM2:TUam13:G5).
11:45 Electric and Magnetic Fields Generated Through the Electrokinetic Coupling in an Active Volcano: Revil A, Hermitte D, Cochémé JJ & Spangenberg E (PCM2:TUam14:G5).
12:15 MEDALLIST LECTURE The Snowball Earth Hypothesis: Testing the Limits of Golbal Change: Paul Hoffman (PL01:TUam16:G0).
(Symposium PCM2 Continued in Session TU po on Page 76)
Session chaired by Juergen Mienert
08:30 Earthquake Response of Submarine Sediment: Byrne PM & Konrad J (RCM4:TUam01:F3).
08:45 Failures on the Southeast Canadian Margin: The Canada-COSTA Focus: Piper DJ, Mosher D, Jenner K, Gauley B, Morrison M & Campbell D (RCM4:TUam02:F3).
09:00 The Saguenay Fjord: Integrating Marine Geophysical and Geotechnical Data for Spatial Slope Stability Analysis: Urgeles R, Locat J, Lee H, Martin F & Konrad J (RCM4:TUam03:F3).
09:15 Regional Variability of Factors that Influence Offshore Slope Stability, Synthesis within a GIS: Lee H, Locat J, Dartnell P, Minasian D & Wong F (RCM4:TUam04:F3).
09:30 The Large Matakaoa Slide and its Impact on the Abyssal Plain, Near Hikurangi Margin, New Zealand: Carter L & Lamarche G (RCM4:TUam05:F3).
09:45 Large Slope Failure on the Northern Hikurangi Margin, New Zealand: Dynamics, Timing, and Mass Balance Calculations of the Ruatoria Debris Avalanche: Collot J, Keith L, Geoffroy L & Serge L (RCM4:TUam06:F3).
10:00 Sedimentation Patterns along the North-East Atlantic Continental Margin: Weaver P, Wynn R, Kenyon N & Evans J (RCM4:TUam07:F3).
10:15 BREAK
Session chaired by Pierre Cochonat
10:45 The Traenadjupet Slide Offshore Norway- Age and Sediment Displacement: Laberg JS, Vorren TO & Mienert J (RCM4:TUam10:F3).
11:00 The Storegga Slide; Chronology and Flow Mechanism: Haflidason H, Sejrup HP, Bryn P & Lien R (RCM4:TUam11:F3).
11:15 Large-Scale Continental Shelf Erosion as a Source for Megaturbidites in the Western Mediterranean Sea: Berné S, Bernier P, Dennielou B, Bonnel C & Rabineau M (RCM4:TUam12:F3).
11:30 The Gebra Slide: A Late Quaternary Large-Scale Sliding Event along the Trinity Peninsula Margin, Antarctic Peninsula: Imbo Y, De Batist M, Baraza J & Canals M (RCM4:TUam13:F3).
12:15 MEDALLIST LECTURE The Snowball Earth Hypothesis: Testing the Limits of Golbal Change: Paul Hoffman (PL01:TUam16:G0).
Session chaired by Nick Petford
08:30 Melt Generation and Segregation in the Lower Crust of the Alboran Domain: The Evidence from Xenoliths in the Neogene Volcanics: Cesare B (VPP5:TUam01:G4).
08:45 Some Thermal Constraints on Crustal Assimilation by Hydrous Mantle Magmas in Calc-Alkaline Batholiths: Matile L, Thompson AB & Ulmer P (VPP5:TUam02:G4).
09:00 Crustal Melt Segregation: The Deformation Predicament: Vigneresse JL & Burg JP (VPP5:TUam03:G4).
09:15 An Experimental Approach for Quantitive Melt Segregation: Lang M, Behrmann J & Grujic D (VPP5:TUam04:G4).
09:30 The Transition from Pervasive to Segregated Melt Flow in Ductile Rock: Podladchikov YY & Connolly JAD (VPP5:TUam05:G4).
09:45 BREAK
Session chaired by Ingo Braun
10:15 Ultra-Fast Source to Surface Movement of Magmas at Island Arcs from Global 226Ra/230Th Systematics: Turner S & Hawkesworth C (VPP5:TUam08:G4).
10:30 The Chemical Signature of Dunite Melt Channels- Implications for Melt Transport in the Mantle: Suhr G (VPP5:TUam09:G4).
10:45 Melt Extraction Rates and (Dis)Equilibrium Melting in Migmatites: Kriegsman LM (VPP5:TUam10:G4).
11:00 Contrasted Tectonic and Magmatic Rates and Transport of Granitic Magma: de Saint-Blanquat M, Tikoff B & Law RD (VPP5:TUam11:G4).
11:15 U-Th-Pa Systematics and Melting Processes in the Azores Region: Bourdon B & Turner S (VPP5:TUam12:G4).
11:30 Melt Migration in a Deforming Mantle: The Role of Non-Dilatent 'Vug-Wave' Propagation: Phipps Morgan J & Holtzman B (VPP5:TUam13:G4).
11:45 Consequences of Diffuse and Focused Porous Melt Transport on U-Series Disequilibria in MORB: Jull M, Kelemen P & Sims K (VPP5:TUam14:G4).
12:15 MEDALLIST LECTURE The Snowball Earth Hypothesis: Testing the Limits of Golbal Change: Paul Hoffman (PL01:TUam16:G0).
(Symposium VPP5 Continued in Session TU po on Page 78)
