GD2.2/GMPV6.5/SM3.7/TS3.8 Crustal Dynamics vs Anisotropy (co-organized) |
Convener: I. Bianchi | Co-Convener: B. Grasemann |
Oral Programme
/ Mon, 23 Apr, 13:30–15:00
/ Room 30
Poster Programme
/ Attendance Mon, 23 Apr, 17:30–19:00
/ Hall XL
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Crustal deformation and flow patterns resulting from tectonic processes are often constrained by observations on the anisotropic characteristics of the crust; with the integration between field data and laboratory experiments, steps towards a better understanding of the physical processes that can produce anisotropy can be done, and that is what this session is meant to do.
Possible contributions come from seismic observations, geodynamical modeling, tectonophysics, tectonics, structural geology, magnetotellurics, and mineral and rock physics; studies about temporal-variation of crustal anisotropy are particularly encouraged.
Invited speaker: J-M. Kendall, University of Bristol, UK