VOLCANO: Goldschmidt 2014. Session 12b: Experimental Constraints on Magmatic and Volcanic Processes

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Goldschmidt 2014. Session 12b: Experimental Constraints on Magmatic and Volcanic Processes
From: Julia Hammer <jhammer@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Dear Volcano Listers,

Becky Lange and I would like to draw your attention to a session at the 2014 Goldschmidt Meeting in Sacramento (http://goldschmidt.info/2014/) devoted to the contributions of experimental petrology to understanding magmatic and volcanic processes, and encourage you to submit an abstract. Note the inclusion of equilibrium and non-equilibrium (kinetics) experiments, large pressure (depth) range, and breadth of applications that we are hoping to capture.

The keynote speaker will be Mike Krawczynski from Washington University in St. Louis.  The abstract deadline is now just over two weeks away: February 8.

12b: Experimental Constraints on Magmatic and Volcanic Processes

This session invites contributions that are based on phase-equilibrium and/or kinetic experiments to address the following topics: (1) partial melting of the mantle (2) intracrustal magmatic processes, and (3) shallow crustal and eruptive processes. Possible sub-topics may include: (a) calibration of thermometers, barometers, and hygrometers, (b) determination of trace-element partition coefficients between minerals, melts, and fluids, (c) evaluation of various redox reactions, (d) measurements of the solubility of volatile components, (e) determination of diffusion coefficients, and (f) calibration of various geospeedometers (i.e., speed of magma ascent to the surface). We particularly encourage contributions in which intensive variables (temperature, pressure, oxygen fugacity, water fugacity) are well defined and controlled in the experiments and all phases in the run products are as fully characterized as possible.

<apologies for multiple postings>

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Julia Hammer
Dept. Geology and Geophysics
University of Hawaii

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