Solid Earth Sciences (S) | ||||
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Session Sub-category | CG | |||
Session ID | S-CG58 | |||
Title | New Developments in fluid-rock Interactions: From Surface to Deep Subduction Zone | |||
Short Title | Fluid-rock interaction | |||
Date & Time | ||||
Oral session |
PM1, PM2 Sun, 21 MAY | |||
On-site poster coretime |
PM3 Sun, 21 MAY | |||
Online Poster session |
AM2 Sunday, 21 MAY | Main Convener | Name | Atsushi Okamoto |
Affiliation | Graduate School of Environmental Studies | |||
Co-Convener 1 | Name | Jun Muto | ||
Affiliation | Department of Earth Sciences, Tohoku University | |||
Co-Convener 2 | Name | Ikuo Katayama | ||
Affiliation | Department of Earth and Planetary Systems Science, Hiroshima University | |||
Co-Convener 3 | Name | Junichi Nakajima | ||
Affiliation | Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Tokyo Institute of Technology | |||
Session Language | J | |||
Scope |
Fluid circulation and fluid-mediated reactions and mass transport in the Earth's interior govern active phenomena within crust and mantle, such as earthquakes, volcanism, metamorphism, and formation of ore deposits. In this session, we will discuss the micro- to field-scale fluid-rock interactions related to chemical reactions, mass transport, deformation from near-surface to deep subduction zone, and their impact on global elemental cycles, surface environments and seismicity. Recent progress of various studies on fluid-rock interactions in geothermal systems, mineralization, serpentinization, carbonation, metamorphism and metasomatism in deep subduction zones are welcome. We would like to comprehensively discuss the impact of these processes on global element cycles, surface environments and seismic activities. We welcome research from various approaches such as field studies, laboratory experiments, geophysical observations, numerical simulations. |
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Presentation Format | Oral and Poster | Collaboration | Joint with | - |
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