The notifications to presenting authors confirming their specific date and time of presentation will be communicated the 20 August 2016.
Second Draft Preliminary programme is being updated per theme as the SPC signs them off.
The detailed draft day by day programme for each theme is being announced as it is being collated. These are still preliminary and will be finalised by the 20 August.
As this is the Second draft, please note that where there are abstract presenters not yet registered, these have now been removed from the programme.
Once removed, you will not be included in the abstracts or the programme. If your co-author is presenting, please contact the secretariat urgently to confirm and advise so that your paper can be moved to the correct presenter. Email 35igc@allevents.co.za
if you have any queries or if you have in the interim managed to secure finances and registered.
To view the detailed programme, click here.
The dynamic Earth and its Kimberlite, Cratonic Mantle and Diamond record through time
Hydrous silicic fluid films around solid inclusions in gem-quality diamonds
Geodynamic reconstruction and metallogeny of the Tien Shan, Uzbekistan
Diamond Tectonics and Geotectonics - How do they intersect in the Archean
Illuminating craton architecture using deep-probing electromagnetic studies
Water in the cratonic mantle lithosphere
Trace element variations across olivine record the evolution of kimberlite melts: Case studies from the Kimberley kimberlites (South Africa)
31ST MAY 2015 | Additional symposium proposals must now be submitted directly to the theme champions (Please be sure to include the name of the proposer, seconder and short motivation). |
1ST JULY 2015 - 31ST JANUARY 2016 |
Call for abstracts |
31ST MARCH 2016 | Notifications of acceptance |
Planet Earth is an active geologic dynamo that continues to evolve, largely as a function of global tectonic processes. For the Dynamic Earth theme, papers and symposia are invited that describe the multitude of crustal processes that are responsible for moulding the shape and form of continents over geologic time.
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The following symposium proposals have already been submitted: