AGU San Francisco - V14 SAUCER SHAPED INTRUSIONS

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From: Stephane Polteau <polteau@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Dear all,

I would like to draw your attention to the session described below for the
next AGU fall meeting in San Francisco the 10-14th December 2007. Please
remember submitting your abstract(s) before the 6 September 2007 deadline
from:
http://submissions3.agu.org/submission/entrance.asp

sorry for multiple postings

Sincerely

Stephane Polteau


V14:         Saucer-Shaped Sills, Injected Sands and Related Structures:
Formation Mechanisms, Examples, and Extra-Terrestrial Analogues

Abstract: Magma and fluidized sand can develop bowl- or saucer-shaped
structures that are increasingly recognized by field observations and by
detailed seismic imaging in petroleum provinces (Nevada, California,
Greenland, Siberia, Svalbard, South Africa, Norwegian and North Sea
Basins). The intrusions can affect organic matter maturation, oil
migration pathways, the plumbing systems of hydrocarbon reservoirs, and
they may also form aquifers. The aim of this session is to investigate the
origin of saucer-shaped intrusions and genetically related structures in
terms of properties of the crust and injected liquid, water and volatile
contents, and depth of emplacement of individual intrusions. We invite
contributions on saucer-shaped intrusions, either magmatic or fluidized
sand in origin, with their associated settings, deformation, peripheral
structures and physical processes controlling their final geometry.
Contributions on potential extra-terrestrial analogues are welcome.

Conveners:
Stephane Polteau
Physics of Geological Processes
Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, University of Oslo, PO Box
1048, Blindern
Oslo, NOR  N-01316
+47 22856446
polteau@xxxxxxxxxx

Joe A. Cartwright
3DLab
School of Earth, Ocean and Planetary Sciences, Cardiff University, Main
Building, Park Place
Cardiff, GBR  CF310 3YE
joe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Richard E. Ernst
Ernst Geosciences
43 Margrave Avenue, Ottawa, ON, Canada K1T 3Y2, and Dept. of Earth
Sciences, Carleton University
Ottawa, ON, CAN   K1S 5B6
1 613 733 0887
Richard.Ernst@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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