Understanding Deep Crustal Processes - Draft Program and Application

Winter School (30th January - 2nd February, 2023)

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30th January 2023

   08h30 - Welcome and introduction

  • 08h40 Formation and composition of the lower crust [Othmar Müntener]
  • 09h30 Petrology of melting [Bernardo Cesare]

10h30 Break (30 minutes)

  • 11h00 Structures and metamorphism in collisional orogens: insights from numerical modeling [Manuele Faccenda]

12h00 Lunch

  • 13h30 Flash-talks with short presentations by in person participants

15h30 Break (30 minutes)

  • 16h00 Thermo-Chemo-mechanical coupling in metamorphic petrology [Lucie Tajcmanova]
  • 17h30 Discussion

18h00 End

31st January 2023

  • 08h30 Anatectic rocks under the microscope [Bernardo Cesare]
  • 09h30 Multiphase fluid inclusions in migmatites and granulites [Bruna Borges Carvalho]

10h30 Break (30 minutes)

  • 11h00 Chemistry of anatectic melts: nature, models and experiments [Omar Bartoli]

12h00 Lunch

  • 13h30 Practical activities: anatectic rocks under the microscope [Bernardo Cesare, Bruna Borges Carvalho, Omar Bartoli]

15h30 Break (30 minutes)

  • 16h00 The Beauty and the Beast, phase equilibrium modelling in metamorphic petrology [Pierre Lanari and Jacob B. Forshaw]
  • 17h00 Local equilibria and reactive bulk composition and Bingo-Antidote [Pierre Lanari]

18h00 End

1st February 2023

  • 8h30 Recent technology (2D and 3D) [Richard Taylor]
  • 9h30 Link between Mineralogic and XMapTools [Richard Taylor and Pierre Lanari]

10h30 Break (30 minutes)

  • 11h00 Data reduction using XMapTools [Pierre Lanari]

12h30 Lunch

  • 14h00 Accessory minerals and isotopic signature in the lower crust [Daniela Rubatto]
  • 15h00 Dating igneous and metamorphic events in the lower crust [Daniela Rubatto] part 1

16h00 Break (30 minutes)

  • 16h30 Dating igneous and metamorphic events in the lower crust [Daniela Rubatto] part 2
  • 17h30 Discussion

18h00 End

2nd February 2023

  • 8h30 Crustal melting, and its stable isotope record with examples from the Chon Aike SLIP (Silicic Large Igneous Province) in Patagonia [Benita Putlitz]
  • 9h30 Granite formation, where and how and from the Archean to present [Othmar Müntener]

10h30 Break: (30 minutes)

  • 11h00 Crystallization and melt-mineral equilibration [Lukas Baumgartner]

12h00 Lunch

  • 13h30 Partial melting of carbonate-rich rocks [Lukas Baumgartner]
  • 14h30 Closure of the school - End of Course.

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