Session Information

2005 Joint Assembly

Volcanology, Geochemistry, and Petrology

 

Tuesday Morning 2

Time Session Location Title
1030 V22A CC 227 The Growth and Evolution of Large Silicic Magma Bodies III
(joint with G, MR, P, S, T)
Presiding: O Bachmann, University of Geneva; C F Miller, Vanderbilt University
   [Abstracts]
1030 V22A-01 CC 227 Insights into the near-solidus evolution of an erupted batholith: the trace element record in the Fish Canyon magma body, Colorado
*O Bachmann, M A Dungan, F Bussy
   [details]
1045 V22A-02 CC 227 Eruptive and Intrusive History of Mount Mazama and the Crater Lake Region Explains Growth of a Young Silicic Magma Body
*C R Bacon, M A Lanphere, J B Lowenstern
   [details]
1100 V22A-03 CC 227 Tracking Development of the Taupo (New Zealand) Rhyolitic Magma Chamber Through Melt Inclusions
*R J Arculus, S Belfield, K L Earl
   [details]
1115 V22A-04 CC 227 Do large silicic eruptions leave behind even larger plutons?
*J M Bartley, A F Glazner, D S Coleman
INVITED    [details]
1130 V22A-05 CC 227 Chemical Variations in Granitic Magmas: Source-inherited or Products of Magmatic Processes?
*J D Clemens, P A Helps, G Stevens
   [details]
1145 V22A-06 CC 227 Discovering Eruption Dynamics via Inversion of Tephra Fallout Data
*C Connor, L Connor, C Bonadonna
   [details]


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