9th InternationalWorkshop on Numerical Modeling of Mantle Convection and Lithospheric Dynamics

第九届地幔对流与岩石圈动力学数值模拟国际研讨会

• 批准号: 0528776
• 负责人: David Bercovici
• 金额: $ 2.5万
• 依托单位: Yale University
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2005
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2005-08-01 至 2006-07-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0528776&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: 9th; InternationalWorkshop; Numerical; Modeling; Mantle

This brief proposal requests modest funds to help support the participation ofUS-based graduate students and postdoctoral researchers in the 9th InternationalWorkshop on Numerical Modeling of Mantle Convection and Lithospheric Dynamics(henceforth IWNMC2005), to be held September 8-14, 2005, in Erice,Sicily at the Ettore Majorana Center for Scientific Culture. The workshop is totake place as the 25th Course of the International School of Geophysics.The IWNMC2005 is the most recent in an established and highly successfulseries of international meetings on mantle convection and lithospheric dynamics.Previous meetings in the series were held in 1989 (La Londe les Maures, France),1991 (Weilburg/Lahn, Germany), 1993 (Oleron, France), 1995 (Vlieland, Netherlands),and 1997 (Naurod, Germany), 2001 (Aussois, France), and, lastly, 2003(Hruba Skala, Czech Republic). The organizing committee for IWNMC2001 includesDavid Bercovici (Yale University), Thorsten Becker (University of SouthernCalifornia), Cinzia Farnetani (IPG Paris), Carlo Giunchi (INGV Roma), andGiorgio Spada (University of Urbino). The program for the workshop has beencompleted, and information for participants can be found through the website athttp://www.ingv.it/erice2005.Intellectual merit: Mantle and lithospheric dynamics is perhaps one of the mostfundamental and global of the geophysical sciences since it studies the basic enginethat controls the geological behavior of the Earth and terrestrial planets, notonly in terms of their thermal and chemical evolution, but also with regard to ongoingtectonics and volcanism. The International Mantle ConvectionWorkshop isthe longest running series of conferences on this science in existence and has forthe past two decades provided an unprecedented means for scientists and studentsfrom around the world to gather in unique and intimate surroundings, to discussthe state of the art of our science, and to argue about the problems that remain tobe solved. Moreover, the workshop provides students and young researchers withinternational exposure as well as technical training through lectures and tutorialsfrom some of the world's experts. The benefit to US students and junior scientistswill also be long-lasting as they meet new colleagues from around the world, andform new collaborations that will inspire the next important discoveries.Broader impact: The essential impact of this workshop and the requested fundingis the benefit it brings to junior scientists and students by furthering their intellectualand professional growth, and by expanding their interaction with schoolsof thought from other countries. Moreover, the contact that we make with ourover-seas colleagues facilitates our ability to recruit future excellent students andpostdoctoral scholars from around the world.

这项简短的提案要求适度的资金，以帮助支持基于US的研究生和博士后研究人员参与第9届国际工程工程，以对对流和岩石圈动态的数值建模（此后为IWNMC2005），将于2005年9月8日至14日在Erice，Erice，西西里岛位于科学文化的埃托尔主要中心。该研讨会是国际地球物理学院的第25届课程。IWNMC2005是一项既定且非常成功的国际地幔对流和岩石圈动力学会议的最新消息。 1991年（德国韦尔堡/拉恩），1993年（法国奥利伦），1995年（荷兰弗里兰德）和1997年（德国诺罗德），2001年（法国诺罗德），1993年（法国弗里兰德），2001年（法国奥斯西斯），以及最后，2003年（2003年）（2003年（2003年），捷克共和国Hruba Skala）。 IWNMC2001的组织委员会包括David Bercovici（耶鲁大学），Thorsten Becker（南卡利福尼亚大学），Cinzia Farnetani（IPG Paris），Carlo Giuchi（INGV ROMA）（INGV ROMA），ANDGIOLGIO SPADA（URBINO）。研讨会的计划已完成，参与者的信息可以通过网站athttp：//www.ingv.it/erice2005.intlectual Forit：地幔和岩石圈动力学，也许是地球物理科学中最大的和全球性科学之一。它研究了基本的工程学控制着地球和地球行星的地质行为，而不是在其热和化学演化方面，但也涉及正在进行的传播和火山主义。国际地幔对流工厂是关于这项科学的最长的一系列会议，过去二十年来，从世界各地的科学家和学生聚集在独特而亲密的环境中，讨论我们科学的艺术，即我们科学的状态，为我们科学家和学生提供了一种前所未有的手段。并争论仍然解决的问题。此外，该研讨会可为学生和年轻的研究人员提供有关世界专家的讲座和教程的技术培训。对我们的学生和初级科学家的好处也是持久的，因为他们遇到了来自世界各地的新同事，以及将激发下一个重要发现的新合作。BROADERIMPACT。通过促进他们的知识分子和专业成长，并扩大与其他国家的思想的互动，从而为初级科学家和学生带来。此外，我们与我们的境外同事的联系有助于我们招募来自世界各地的未来优秀学生和Postdoctoral学者的能力。