[Geodynamics] AGU

[OFarrell, Keely A]

Dear Colleagues,

We would like to bring your attention to the following session at this year’s AGU Fall Meeting 2017 (Dec 11-15, New Orleans). The submission deadline is August 2nd.

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DI010: Linking interior evolution, dynamics, and surface signatures across planetary scales

Measurements of the deep interior cannot be made directly but surface measurements such as gravity, topography, volcanism, and sea-level, give insight into the motion inside. These measurements provide necessary constraints on the mechanisms governing the dynamics of the deep interior, from relatively small scales, such as those linked to mantle plumes, to the longest planetary wavelengths. Earth's present-day surface is a snapshot in time that displays the integrated signal of multiple processes that operated at different times with varying intensity and duration. The same is true of other planetary surfaces. Linking such temporal and spatial scales is thus crucial to understanding planetary history, not only on Earth, but also on other planetary bodies.

This session aims to shed light on these spatial and temporal links using multiple approaches including mantle flow modelling, seismology, data inversion and others. We welcome theoretical, numerical, laboratory and observational contributions from all relevant disciplines.
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Confirmed Invited Speakers:
Anne Davaille, CNRS / University Paris-Sud, FAST, Orsay, France
Matthew Weller, University of Texas at Austin

Convenors:
Keely O’Farrell, University of Kentucky
Tobias Rolf, University of Oslo
Mingming Li, Arizona State University; University of Colorado at Boulder


With apologies for any duplicate postings.

Regards,
Keely O’Farrell
Tobias Rolf
Mingming Li




Dr. Keely O’Farrell
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Earth & Environmental Sciences
108B Slone Research Building
University of Kentucky
k.ofarrell at uky.edu<mailto:k.ofarrell at uky.edu>
859-323-4876

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