35TH INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS

35TH INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS

27 AUGUST - 4 SEPTEMBER 2016  |  CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA

35TH INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS

27 AUGUST - 4 SEPTEMBER 2016  |  CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA



A Dynamic Earth

The notifications to presenting authors confirming their specific date and time of presentation will be communicated the 20 August 2016.

Second Draft Preliminary programme is being updated per theme as the SPC signs them off.

The detailed draft day by day programme for each theme is being announced as it is being collated. These are still preliminary and will be finalised by the 20 August.

As this is the Second draft, please note that where there are abstract presenters not yet registered, these have now been removed from the programme.
Once removed, you will not be included in the abstracts or the programme. If your co-author is presenting, please contact the secretariat urgently to confirm and advise so that your paper can be moved to the correct presenter. Email 35igc@allevents.co.za if you have any queries or if you have in the interim managed to secure finances and registered.

To view the detailed programme, click here.

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A Dynamic Earth

Theme Champions


Mike Searle
Mike Searle
University of Oxford
E-mail Mike
Lew Ashwal
Lew Ashwal
University of the Witwatersrand
E-mail Lew
Cin-Ty Lee
Rice University
E-mail Cin-Ty
John Dewey
University of Oxford
E-mail John
Umberto Cordani
Umberto Cordani
University of Sao Paulo
E-mail Umberto
The appointment of theme champions may not be complete and names will continue to be added as invitees are confirmed.


Keynote Speakers

  1. Trond Torsvik  - University of Oslo

    The dynamic Earth and its Kimberlite, Cratonic Mantle and Diamond record through time

  2. Paolo Nimis (Invited speaker)  - University of Padua, Padova Italy

    Hydrous silicic fluid films around solid inclusions in gem-quality diamonds

  3. Reimar Seltmann  - Department of Earth Sciences, CERCAMS, London

    Geodynamic reconstruction and metallogeny of the Tien Shan, Uzbekistan

  4. Herwart Helmstaedt (Invited speaker)  - Queen's University, Kingston, Canada

    Diamond Tectonics and Geotectonics - How do they intersect in the Archean

  5. Alan Jones (Invited speaker)  - Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies

    Illuminating craton architecture using deep-probing electromagnetic studies

  6. Anne Peslier (Invited speaker)  - NASA Johnson Space Center

    Water in the cratonic mantle lithosphere

  7. Andrea Giuliani (Invited speaker)  - Macquarie University, Parkville VIC Australia

    Trace element variations across olivine record the evolution of kimberlite melts: Case studies from the Kimberley kimberlites (South Africa)

 

31ST MAY 2015 Additional symposium proposals must now be submitted directly to the theme champions (Please be sure to include the name of the proposer, seconder and short motivation).
1ST JULY 2015 -
31ST JANUARY 2016
Call for abstracts
31ST MARCH 2016 Notifications of acceptance

A Dynamic Earth

Planet Earth is an active geologic dynamo that continues to evolve, largely as a function of global tectonic processes. For the Dynamic Earth theme, papers and symposia are invited that describe the multitude of crustal processes that are responsible for moulding the shape and form of continents over geologic time. 

Please note that this is preliminary and final allocations in the programme will be announced in the 5th Announcement and updated on the Website in July.


PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL PRESENTING AUTHORS (FOR ORALS) OR AT LEAST ONE AUTHOR (FOR POSTERS) MUST BE REGISTERED FOR THE MEETING BY 31 MAY 2016 IN ORDER TO HAVE THE ABSTRACT INCLUDED IN THE PROGRAMME.

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The following symposium proposals have already been submitted:
  1. Anshu Kumar Sinha and Jean-Pierre Burg
    » Geology and Tectonics Of the Himalayan Orogenic Belt
  2. Hengmao Tong
    » Rift basins in south-east Asia-faulting, sedimentation and mineralization
  3. Guochun Zhao, Yuejun Wang, Baochun Huang, Yunpeng Dong and Sanzhong Li
    » Reconstruction of East Asian Blocks in Pangea
  4. Christopher Spencer, Michael Brown, Blair Schoene and Elis Hoffmann
    » Secular change in Earth evolution
  5. Nicolas Flament, Bilal Haq and Clint Conrad
    » The geodynamics of Phanerozoic sea level change
  6. Hans-Peter Bunge, Andrew Nyblade, Peter Japsen, Paul F. Green and Francois Guillocheau
    » Dynamic Africa: integrating constraints on the post-Gondwana topographic evolution of Africa and adjacent continents from the core mantle boundary
  7. Tao Wang, Bobur Islamov, Reimar Seltmann, Zuoheng Zhang, Zhongping Ma and Inna Safonova
    » Geodynamic and metallogenic processes in the Tianshan orogen and adjacent areas, Central Asia (co-sponsored by IGCP-592)
  8. Zheng-Xiang Li, David Evans, Shijie Zhong and Bruce Eglington
    » Supercontinent Cycles and Global Geodynamics (convened by IGCP 648)
  9. Sebastian Tappe, William Griffin, Phil Janney, Nicholas Arndt and John Gurney
    » The dynamic Earth and its Kimberlite, Cratonic Mantle and Diamond record through time
  10. Tim Kusky, A.M. Celal Sengor and Ali Faghih
    » Tectonics of Tethys with an Emphasis on the Geology of Turkey and Iran, and Comparison with Other Tethyan Domains
  11. Kerstin Saalmann and Jeremie Lehmann
    » Mechanisms and timescale of West Gondwana amalgamation
  12. Yildirim Dilek and Harald Furnes
    » Ophiolite Record of Oceanic Lithosphere Formation Through Time
  13. O P Mishra and R K Mall
    » Geo-hazards and Sustainable Development under climate change scenario
  14. Hui Cao, Ioan V. Sanislav, Afroz Ahmad Shah, Asghar Ali and Wang Meng
    » Interrelationship between Deformation and Metamorphism during Orogenesis
  15. Renata Schmitt and Alan Collins
    » The Tectonic Evolution of Gondwana (convened by IGCP 628)
  16. Talat Ahmad, Shakil Ramshoo and Meraj Alam
    » Evolutionary history of the Indus-Shyok Suture Zone, Ladakh, Western Himalaya
  17. Open Session
    For all submissions that do not fall into currently identified symposia