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Thematic Speakers
Mike Gurnis, Caltech where global dynamics impacts on geology
Bill Griffin, Gemoc, Macquarie University Composition, thermal
structure and density of continental lithosphere
Russell
Korsch, AGSO New England Orogen, geodynamics
Mike
Sandiford, Melbourne University how to make a craton
Susan
Ellis, IGNS / Chris Beaumont, Dalhousie orogens, evolving landforms
and crust-mantle feedbacks
Will Featherstone, Curtin University of Technology Gravity Gradiometry
Bruce Hobbs, CSIRO the future of exploration
John
Ridley, GEMOC Syntectonic hydrothermal flow
David
Smith, Newcastle University Modeling reactive transport in a
deforming porous medium
Simon Cox, CSIRO Data
Integration
Conference Registration
Sunday August 19, 2001: 10.00 Conference
opening, Perth
The conference opened at
the University of Western Australia (UWA) in Perth at 10.00am on Sunday,
August 19.
(http://www.arts.uwa.edu.au/LW)
Science Programme
Note: abstracts in the timetable
are listed by author surname and number (e.g. Diablo # 666). They are
linked to the list of abstracts where the full author list, title and
abstract text can be found.
POSTERS:
Posters for sessions 1,2,3,4,5
available for viewing all day Monday and Tuesday
Poster prestenters have
an opportunityto "advertise" posters during the relevant oral
session.
Day
1: Planetary scale to basin scale the use of global geodynamic
modeling in understanding regional problems.
Introduction to the conference: 08.00
Müller
& Moresi
Session 1: 08.10-12.30
Global geodynamic
models: from geodynamics and plate tectonics to exploration
Thematic talk: Prof Michael
Gurnis, Caltech.
Thematic talk: Prof Bill Griffin, GEMOC.
Chairs: Dr Ian Norton, Exxon Mobil Exploration Co, Houston; D. Müller,
Sydney University
Session 2: 13.45-17.15
Plates and the basin
scale: application to exploration models
Thematic talk: Dr Russel
Korsch, AGSO
Chairs: Ian Russell, ExxonMobil Exploration Co, Houston; Dr Richard
Albert, Sydney University
Evening Session: 20.00-22.00
Poster viewing (sessions
1-5) & drinks
Day 2: Stable Crust - Unstable Crust
Session 3: 08.00 - 10.00
Title: Cratons: when
does the crust resist the mantle ?
Thematic talk: Prof Mike
Sandiford, Melbourne University
Chairs: Dr Roberto Weinberg University of WA; Dr Peter Sorjonen-Ward,
CSIRO Exploration & Mining
Session 4a 10.30 - 12.30
Title: Orogens, instabilities,
folding: the crust responds to the mantle, I.
Thematic talk: Prof Chris
Beaumont, Dalhousie University & Dr Susan Ellis, Institute for
Geological and Nuclear Sciences, NZ.
Chairs: Dr Ritske Huismans,
Dalhousie University; Craig O'Neill, University of Sydney
Session 4b: 14.00 -16.15
Title: Orogens, instabilities,
folding: the crust responds to the mantle, II.
Thematic talk: Dr Yuri Podladchikov, ETH, Zurich.
Chairs: Dr Klaus Regenauer-Lieb, ETH, Zurich; Dr Hans Mülhaus,
CSIRO Exploration & Mining
Session 5: 16.45 - 18.45
Title: Potential field
computation, interpretation and understanding.
(Including a summary
of the artificial intelligence/potential
fields workshop by Fabio Boschetti)
Thematic talk: Prof Will
Featherstone, Curtin University of Technology
Chairs: Dr Frank Horowitz, CSIRO Exploration and Mining, Dr Jon
Kirby, Curtin University of Technology
Day
3: Field Trip
Invited talk: 08.00
- 09.00
Ian
Fitzsimons # 195, Curtin University of Technology
A geodynamic history of Australia's Western Margin
Fieldtrip:
The Leeuwin Complex
Ian Fitzsimons, Curtin University of Technology
Three localities along
the 30 km of coastline between Cape Naturaliste (the northern tip
of the Leeuwin Complex) and Moses Rock.
Workshop: 17.00 - 19.00
Archean Geology, Mineralisation
and Modeling
Organizers: Roberto Weinberg and Peter Sorjonen-Ward
Summary
of the workshop
Day 4: From crustal deformation and fluid flow to mineralization
Session 6: 08.00-12.30
Title: Crustal deformation,
paleostresses, fluid flow and mineralization
Thematic talk: Dr Bruce
Hobbs, CSIRO
Thematic talk: Dr John Ridley, GEMOC, Macquarie University
Thematic talk:
Greg Hall, Placer Dome Inc;
Chairs: Prof David Smith, Newcastle University; Dr Brett Davies,
Normandy Mining Ltd
Session 7: 14.00 - 15.00
Title: Modeling of
reactive transport: Application to mineralization
Thematic Talk, Prof David
Smith, Newcastle University
Chairs: Dr Reem Freij-Ayoub, CSIRO Exploration and Mining; Dr Jon
Hronsky, WMC Resources
Panel Discussion: 15.00-16.00,
The Frontiers of Modelling
Chairs: Dr Louis Moresi,
CSIRO Exploration & Mining; Dr Dietmar Müller, Sydney University
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Panellists:
Prof Michael Gurnis, Caltech, Dr Bruce Hobbs, CSIRO, Prof
Bill Appelbe, VPAC, Dr Hans Mühlhaus, CSIRO Exploration
& Mining, Prof David Smith, Newcastle University, Dr Roberto
Weinberg, UWA, Dr Jean Braun, ANU
Identifying
the opportunities in modelling for Geosciences. Which areas
remain fertile for new applications of quantitative models
? Which problems are the grand challenges for the next five
to ten years ?
Summary
of modelling issues from the Archean modelling workshop
This
discussion provides an introduction for Friday's technical
session on numerical modeling and data integration.
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Afternoon Tea 16.00
- 16.30
Tutorial 16.30-17.30:
Writing OpenGL visualization packages for particle simulations
Hide Sakaguchi, CSIRO
Exploration & Mining
Conference Dinner: assemble
at 18.15 for a 18.30 departure.
Taking place at the Clairault
Winery.
Day 5.
Geodynamics and exploration targets: the future
Session 8: 08.30-11.30
Title: Numerical Methods,
Software Engineering, Data Manipulation
Thematic talk: Dr Hans
Mühlhaus & Dr Louis Moresi, CSIRO Exploration & Mining
Thematic talk: Dr Simon Cox, CSIRO Exploration & Mining
Chairs: Prof Bill Appelbe, Victorian Partnership for Advanced Computing;
Dr Bruce Hobbs, CSIRO
Session 9: 12.00 - 13.00
Title: Modeling issues: the state of the art and beyond
Chairs: Dr Noel Barton (CSIRO Mathematical and Information Sciences),
Dr Dietmar Müller, Sydney University
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A summary
of the Exploration Geodynamics conference - the lessons learned
for new directions of modelling in the geosciences.
Free
discussion session to produce a summary document
(powerpoint presentation)
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Lunch: 13.00
Depart for Perth 14.00
- 14.30: estimated arrival 18.00
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