2018 TIGER CONFERENCE - COUPLING BETWEEN METAMORPHISM AND DEFORMATION 12-14 SEPTEMBER, 2018 CURTIN UNIVERSITY, PERTH
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2018 TIGeR CONFERENCE Coupling between Metamorphism and Deformation 12–14 September, 2018 Curtin University, Perth PROGRAM Make tomorrow better. scieng.curtin.edu.au
2017 TIGeR
2018 TIGeR
CONFERENCE:
CONFERENCE ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Coupling between
“Time-scales Metamorphism
of Geological and Deformation
Processes”
WEDNESDAY 12 SEPTEMBER
The
The aim of this 3-day conference is to promote progress at the leading 9.00 – 9.30am 12.15 – 13.30 LUNCH
edge
edge of this topic through presentations and open-forum discussion. REGISTRATION and TEA/COFFEE ICEBREAKER
13.30 – 14.30 DISCUSSION/POSTER SESSION
WELCOME
We
We will
will focus
focus on
on key
key aspects
aspects of
We will focus on key aspects of the
time-scales
time-scales of:of:
of the
the
SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
SPEAKERS INCLUDE: Nick Timms (Curtin, Australia) Chris Moran 14.30 – 15.00
time-scales of: Victor Calo (Curtin, Andréa Tommasi (Montpellier, France) Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Klaus Regenauer-Lieb
••• terrestrial
terrestrial Jay
Jay Ague
Ague (Yale,
(Yale, USA)Australia)
USA) Sandra
Sandra Piazolo
Piazolo (Leeds,
(Leeds, UK)
UK)
terrestrialplanet
planet
planetformation
formation
formation Claudia Trepmann (Munich, Germany) Thermodynamics for metamorphism and deformation
and
and evolution
evolution Katy
RobertEvans (Curtin,
Robert Anczkiewicz Australia)
Anczkiewicz (Krakow,
(Krakow, Poland)
Poland) Christine
Christine Putnis
Putnis (Münster,
(Münster, Germany)
Germany)
and evolution John Wheeler (Liverpool, UK) 9.30 – 9.45
••• orogenesis
orogenesis Richard Henley (ANU, Australia)
orogenesisand
and
andmetamorphism
metamorphism
metamorphism Håkon
Håkon Austrheim
Austrheim (Oslo,
(Oslo, Norway)
Norway) François
François Renard
Renard (Oslo,
(Oslo, Norway)
Norway) Andrew Putnis 15.00 – 15.30
Bruce Hobbs (CSIRO, Australia) Robert Wintsch (Indiana, USA)
•• metasomatism
metasomatism
metasomatismand and
andfluid
fluid
fluidflow
flow
flow Ethan
Ethan Baxter
Baxter (Boston,
(Boston, USA)
USA) Anne-Magali
Anne-Magali Seydoux-Guillaume
Seydoux-Guillaume (St
(St Introduction to the 2018 TIGeR Conference Bruce Hobbs
Bjørn Jamtveit (Oslo, Norway) Jian-Jun Yang (Beijing, China)
crystalgrowth
•• crystal
crystal growthin
growth ininnature
nature
nature Andrew
Andrew Berry
Berry (ANU,
(ANU, Australia)
Australia) Etienne,
Etienne, France)
France) Metamorphic reactions and the mechanics of
Mark Jessell (UWA & CET, Australia) Wen-lu Zhu (Maryland, USA)
••• element
elementtransport
element transporton
transport onshort
on shortand
short and Phil
Phil Bland
Bland (Curtin,
(Curtin, Australia)
Australia) Matthijs
Matthijs Smit
Smit (UBC,
(UBC, Canada)
Canada) 9.45 – 10.15 compositional layering and lineation formation
and long spatial
wwwwlong
wwwwlong spatialscales
spatial scales
scales Luca Menegon (Plymouth, UK) Claudia
Claudia Trepmann
Trepmann (Munich,
(Munich, Germany)
Germany) Mark Jessell
Mark
Mark Caddick
Caddick (Virginia
(Virginia Tech.
Tech. USA)
USA)
••• ore
oreformation
ore formation
formation José Alberto Padrón-Navarta Daniel
Daniel Viete
Viete (Johns
(Johns Hopkins,
Hopkins, USA)
USA)
The challenge of simulating coupled deformation and 15.30 – 16.00 COFFEE/TEA BREAK
• weathering and related topics.
•• weathering
weathering andand related
related topics.
topics.
Chris
Chris Clark
Clark (Curtin,
(Curtin, Australia)
(Montpellier, France)
Australia)
THE
Clare
AGENDA
Clare Warren
Warren (Open
(Open Univ.
Univ. UK)
UK)
metamorphism at the grain scale
Greg
Greg Dipple
Dipple (UBC,
(UBC, Canada)
Canada) The aim is to have short 16.00 – 16.15
Mark Pearce (CSIRO, Australia)
The
The
The total
total
total number
number
number ofof
of participants
participants
participants Philippe
Philippe Goncalves
Goncalves (Besançon,
(Besançon, France)
France) presentations (20 minutes for 10.15 – 10.45 Alison Ord
will
will Yury Podladchikov
will be limited to about 80-100,
be
be limited
limited to
to about
about 80-100,
80-100, toto
Martin
Martin Hand
Hand (Adelaide,
(Adelaide, Australia)
Australia) keynote speakers, 10 minutes José Alberto Padrón-Navarta The influence of metamorphic reactions on localisation in
facilitate
facilitate active
active participation
participation and
and
to facilitate active participation and
(Lausanne,
Chris
Switzerland)
Chris Hawkesworth
Hawkesworth
THE AGENDA
for other talks) focusing Coupling metamorphic reaction rates, fluid flow and deforming rocks
open
open discussion.
discussion. So
So register
register early
early to
to David Prior (Otago, (Bristol,
(Bristol, UK)
UK)
New Zealand)
open discussion. So register early The
The aim
aim is
is to
on specific to have
have short
issues short
for later microstructures
avoid
avoid disappointment.
disappointment. Bjørn
Bjørn Jamtveit
Jamtveit (Oslo,
(Oslo, Norway)
Norway)
Klaus Regenauer-Lieb (UNSW,
to avoid disappointment. presentations
presentations (20
(20 minutes
discussion. Afternoonminutes for
posterfor 16.15 – 16.45
Timm
Timm John
John (Berlin,
Australia) (Berlin, Germany)
Germany) keynote
keynote
sessionsspeakers,
speakers, 10
10 minutes
will provide minutes for
further for 10.45 – 11.15 Nick Timms
François
Simon Renard
Simon Johnson
Johnson (GSWA,
(GSWA, Australia).
Australia). other
other talks)
talks) focusing
discussion focusing
time. Theon
on specific
specific
detailed Richard Henley Influences of the elastic anisotropy of minerals on
(Oslo,
Fred Norway
Fred Jourdan & Grenoble,
Jourdan (Curtin, France)
(Curtin, Australia)
Australia) issues
issues for
for later
later discussion.
discussion.
schedule will be sent out after High temperature, chemisorption-induced, crystal lattice deformation and metamorphism
Steven Smith (Otago, New Zealand)) Afternoon
Afternoon poster
poster sessions
sessions will
will
Ellen
Ellen Kooijman
Kooijman (Stockholm,
(Stockholm, Sweden)
Sweden) the registration period. transformations in mineralised skarns
provide
provide further
further discussion
discussion time.
time.
Holger
Klaus Stünitz
Klaus Mezger
Mezger (Bern,
(Bern, Switzerland)
Switzerland) 16.45 – 17.15
The
The detailed
detailed schedule
schedule will
will be
be sent
sent
(Tromsø, Norway & Orléans, France)
Ross
Ross Mitchell
Mitchell (Curtin,
(Curtin, Australia)
Australia) out
out after
after the
the registration
registration period.
period. 11.15 – 11.45 Victor Calo
Lucie Tajcmanova (Zurich, Switzerland) Katy Evans Modelling the Evolution of Metamorphic Rocks: Effects of
Paddy
Paddy O’Brien
O’Brien (Potsdam,
(Potsdam, Germany)
Germany)
Equilibrium thermodynamics for non-hydrostatically- Inhomogeneous Pressures
stressed Systems
18.00 BARBEQUE OUTSIDE BUILDING 312
DETAILS SPONSORS 11.45 – 12.00
REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION & & ABSTRACT
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
SUBMISSION Ivan Zibra
Please
Please go
go to
to the
the website
website The backbone of the transpressional Yilgarn Orogen
tiger.curtin.edu.au/conference/
tiger.curtin.edu.au/conference/
and
and follow
follow the
the links.
links. 12.00 – 12.15
Matthew De Paoli
VENUE
VENUE Microstructural and microchemical study of low to
The
The Exhibition
Exhibition Area,
Area, Building
Building 500,
500, Curtin
Curtin University,
University, medium-grade metamorphic rocks along the
Bentley
Bentley Campus,
Campus, Perth.
Perth. Ballard Shear Zone
ACCOMMODATION
ACCOMMODATION
We
We recommend
recommend any any hotel
hotel within
within the
the City.
City.
Arrangements
Arrangements have
have also
also been
been made
made through
through the the
Perth
Perth Convention
Convention Bureau.
Bureau. AA bus-pick-up
bus-pick-up will
will be
be
arranged
arranged each
each morning
morning from
from aa central
central site
site in
in
the
the City
City to
to Curtin.
Curtin. Further
Further details
details will
will follow
follow for
for
registered
registered participants.
participants.
CONTACT
CONTACT
Email:
Email: Andrew.Putnis@curtin.edu.au
Andrew.Putnis@curtin.edu.au
Copyright
Copyright Curtin
Curtin University
University ©
© Curtin
Curtin University
University 2017.
2017. Published
Published by
by Curtin
Curtin University
University 2017.
2017.
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