Wednesday Afternoon |
| Time |
Session |
Location |
Title |
| 1340 |
GP32A |
MCC 3002 |
Geomagnetic Variations: From Secular
Variation to Superchrons II
Presiding: C G Langereis,
Paleomagnetic Laboratory, Fort Hoofddijk; L Tauxe, Scripps Institution of
Oceanography
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| 1340 |
GP32A-01 |
MCC 3002 |
Global Secular Variation from Satellite to
Millennia Time Scales
*M Korte
INVITED [details] |
| 1355 |
GP32A-02 |
MCC 3002 |
A long-term octupolar component in the
geomagnetic field ?
*V E Courtillot, J Besse
INVITED [details] |
| 1410 |
GP32A-03 |
MCC 3002 |
Paleointensity Distributions and the Early
Geodynamo
*P A Selkin, J S Gee, W P Meurer, L Tauxe, C G
Constable
INVITED [details] |
| 1425 |
GP32A-04 |
MCC 3002 |
Geomagnetic Polarity Timescales and
Reversal Frequency Regimes
*W Lowrie, D V Kent
[details] |
| 1440 |
GP32A-05 |
MCC 3002 |
Was the Ancient Geomagnetic Field
Dipolar?
*L Tauxe, D V Kent
[details] |
| 1455 |
GP32A-06 |
MCC 3002 |
Non-Uniform Occurrence of Short-Term
Polarity Excursions in the Geomagnetic Field?
*W Krijgsman, D
Kent
[details] |
| 1510 |
GP32A-07 |
MCC 3002 |
Deeptow magnetic survey of the Pacific
Jurassic Quiet Zone: Implications for the marine magnetic anomaly
timescale
*M A Tivey, W W Sager, S Lee, S Party
[details] |
| 1525 |
GP32A-08 |
MCC 3002 |
Paleomagnetic data from Late Cenozoic Fort
Selkirk Lavas, Yukon,significance for secular variation and
tectonics
*T Irving, J Baker, R W Barendregt, N D Opdyke
[details] |