Session Information2004 Fall Meeting |
Volcanology, Geochemistry, and Petrology |
Monday Afternoon 1 | |||
| Time | Session | Location | Title |
| 1340 | V13C | MCC 3006 | Chinese Continental Scientific Drilling (CCSD): Continental Deep Subduction and Exhumation Dynamics II (joint with T) Presiding: J Yang, Key Laboratory for Continental Dynamics of MLR, Institute of Geology, CAGS; P Robinson, Department of Earth Sciences, Dalhousie University [Abstracts] |
| 1340 | V13C-01 | MCC 3006 | Chinese Continental Scientific Drilling (CCSD) Project: Progresses and Perspectives *Z Xu [details] |
| 1400 | V13C-02 | MCC 3006 | UHP Metamorphism and Continent Subduction/Collision - An Overview *J Liou, R Zhang, S Maruyama [details] |
| 1412 | V13C-03 | MCC 3006 | The Chinese Continental Drilling Program: Geochemical and Isotopic (O, Sr, Nd, Pb), Investigations on a Vertical Sequence of UHP metamorphism *J Hoefs, Y Xiao, Z Zhang, R L Romer [details] |
| 1424 | V13C-04 | MCC 3006 | Mineral and Fluid Inclusions in Zircon of UHP Metamorphic Rocks from the CCSD-Main Hole: a Record of Metamorphic Evolution and Fluid Activity *Z ZHANG, Z Xu, J Zhang, Y Xiao, J Hoefs, K Shen, J Liou [details] |
| 1436 | V13C-05 | MCC 3006 | The metamorphic evolution of the eclogitic rocks from the 100-2000m core of Chinese Continental Scientific Drilling, China *Z You, S Su, F Liang, Z Zhang [details] |
| 1448 | V13C-06 | MCC 3006 | HP/UHP Eclogites From the Hong'an Block, China: Isotope Disequilibrium and Geochronological Controversy *B Jahn, X Liu, T Yui [details] |
| 1500 | V13C-07 | MCC 3006 | A study of oxygen isotopes and hydroxyl content in minerals of UHP metamorphic rocks from CCSD core samples (734 to 933 m) *B Chen, Y Zheng, Y Wu [details] |
| 1512 | V13C-08 | MCC 3006 | Length-Scales of Oxygen, Hydrogen, and Argon Isotope Exchange During UHP Metamorphism: an Example From the Qinglongshan UHP Eclogites (Sulu Terrain, China) *M A Cosca, D Giorgis, D Rumble, J G Liou [details] |
| 1524 | V13C-09 | MCC 3006 | Microbial Communities in Ultra-High Pressure Rocks and Fluids From Chinese Continental Scientific Drilling (CCSD): A Unique Opportunity to Study Microbial Adaptation and Survival *H Dong, G Zhang, Z Xu [details] |