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G'day all > Does this scope imply that the role of supercritical water is going > to get some air-time? I think the community would be interested to hear how supercritical water is important for orogenesis and lithospheric deformation in general. We are waiting for your abstract and paper... Cheers Patrice > > Malcolm > On 12 Nov 2007, at 22:20, Patrice Rey wrote: > >> G'day all >> >> In regard to the Tectonophysics special issue and EGU session on >> "Hot Orogen" these include weak lithosphere as well, and "Hot >> Orogenous Zones" is fine too. >> >> "Hot" means hot enough for gravity driven flow to play a >> significant role on the tectonic and thermal evolutions. >> >> Cheers >> >> Patrice >> >> >> On 13/11/2007, at 7:58 AM, Charlie Verdel wrote: >> >>> Do you think a paper on the Iranian arc might be appropriate for >>> this EGU >>> session/special issue? >>> >>> Charlie >>> >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: Tectonics & structural geology discussion list >>> [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Patrice Rey >>> Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 9:53 PM >>> To: [log in to unmask] >>> Subject: Hot Orogens >>> >>> Dear colleagues >>> >>> >>> We are planning to put together a Tectonophysics special issue on >>> the >>> theme of "Hot Orogens". This is in association with a session at >>> the >>> 2008 EGU meeting in Vienna devoted to this topic (see description >>> below) for which we encourage you to submit a presentation. >>> >>> We would like to have a list of possible publications for the >>> Tectonophysics editors by the end of January 2008. Please consider >>> submitting a paper to this special issue and if you are interested >>> please send a title and a short summary to >>> [log in to unmask] >>> mip.fr, or [log in to unmask] >>> >>> Sincerely, >>> >>> Patrice Rey, Dominique Chardon, Christian Teyssier, Donna Whitney >>> >>> ____________________________________________________________________ >>> ___ >>> >>> EGU 2008 General Assembly - Tectonics and Structural geology >>> programme group >>> >>> Session TS12 - Structure, deformation, and flow of hot orogens >>> >>> This session welcomes contributions from all fields of geosciences >>> that contribute to understanding the tectonothermal evolution of hot >>> orogens and/or weak lithosphere. Key topics include, but are not >>> restricted to, the relations among structure, deformation, >>> topography, flow, magmatism and metamorphism of transpressional, >>> transtensional and mature collisional orogens through geological >>> time. Emphasis will be put on multi-scale studies of magmatic arc >>> systems, transpressive/transtensive crustal-scale shear zones, >>> Precambrian orogens and mobile belts, Cordilleran orogens, high >>> plateaus, and/or modern convergent orogenic belts in their late- >>> orogenic stages. We encourage comparisons of these deformation >>> systems and analysis at various structural levels. The session aims >>> at gathering structural geologists, tectonicists, geophysicists, >>> petrologists and modelers interested in 3D crustal / lithospheric >>> deformation processes in relation to crustal / lithospheric mass >>> balance. >>> >>> All necessary information can be found under http:// >>> meetings.copernicus.org/egu2008. >>> The deadline for the receipt of abstracts is 14 January 2008. >>> >>> -- >>> ____________ >>> >>> Dr P. F. Rey >>> Earthbyte Research Group / www.earthbyte.org >>> Structural Geology, Tectonics, Geodynamics >>> The School of Geosciences >>> The University of Sydney >>> Sydney >>> NSW 2006 >>> Tel: +61 2 9351 2067 >>> Fx: +61 2 9351 0184 >>> URL: http://www.geosci.usyd.edu.au/users/prey >>> >