Catherine Rychert
2019-09-20 15:59:41
Dear Colleagues
Re: Save the date - Lithosphere-Asthenosphere Boundary workshop in Paris: 11-12 May 2020
The lithosphere-asthenosphere boundary is one of the fundamental plate boundaries on earth, separating the rigid lithospheric lid above the ductile asthenosphere, but its nature remains illusive. In the last 5-10 years, there has been a significant progress in imaging of the LAB using different methods, such as surface wave, receiver function, seismic reflection and seismic wide-angle, and magnetotelluric methods, providing new but unconventional insight about the LAB, challenging our understanding of plate tectonic and geodynamic processes. In order to bring all these observations together and link them with geochemical, petrological, mineralogical and geodynamic processes, we plan to organize a two-days (May 11-12, 2020) workshop at the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, soon after EGU 2020 in Vienna (3-8 May).
More details to follow.
With best wishes,
Satish Singh
Kate Rychert
Claude Jaupart
Barbara Romanowicz
Jean-Paul Montagner
Helene Carton
Catherine Rychert
Associate Professor of Geophysics
Ocean and Earth Science
University of Southampton Waterfront Campus
National Oceanography Centre, Southampton
European Way
Southampton
SO14 3ZH
United Kingdom
email c.rychert<at>soton.ac.uk<c.rychert<at>soton.ac.uk>
phone 02380598663
office NOC/676/17
Re: Save the date - Lithosphere-Asthenosphere Boundary workshop in Paris: 11-12 May 2020
The lithosphere-asthenosphere boundary is one of the fundamental plate boundaries on earth, separating the rigid lithospheric lid above the ductile asthenosphere, but its nature remains illusive. In the last 5-10 years, there has been a significant progress in imaging of the LAB using different methods, such as surface wave, receiver function, seismic reflection and seismic wide-angle, and magnetotelluric methods, providing new but unconventional insight about the LAB, challenging our understanding of plate tectonic and geodynamic processes. In order to bring all these observations together and link them with geochemical, petrological, mineralogical and geodynamic processes, we plan to organize a two-days (May 11-12, 2020) workshop at the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, soon after EGU 2020 in Vienna (3-8 May).
More details to follow.
With best wishes,
Satish Singh
Kate Rychert
Claude Jaupart
Barbara Romanowicz
Jean-Paul Montagner
Helene Carton
Catherine Rychert
Associate Professor of Geophysics
Ocean and Earth Science
University of Southampton Waterfront Campus
National Oceanography Centre, Southampton
European Way
Southampton
SO14 3ZH
United Kingdom
email c.rychert<at>soton.ac.uk<c.rychert<at>soton.ac.uk>
phone 02380598663
office NOC/676/17