Workshop Proposal: Defining Grand Challenges in Sedimentary Geology & Paleobiology
研讨会提案:定义沉积地质学的重大挑战
基本信息
- 批准号:1048839
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- 金额:$ 2.97万
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- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2010
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2010-08-15 至 2011-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Defining Grand Challenges in Sedimentary Geology & Paleobiology Conveners: Isabel Montañez (University of California, Davis) & Charles Marshall (University of California, Berkeley) ABSTRACTThe Earth?s surface crust is host to (1) our mineral, hydrocarbon and water resources, (2) a full-spectrum record of past climate change, (3) a natural laboratory of the magnitude and rates of change in ecosystems under the range of past conditions, (4) the archive of the evolutionary history of life, including biodiversity and evolutionary innovation throughout Earth?s history, particularly during times of rapidly changing environmental conditions, and (5) a record of the processes that lead to or respond to natural hazards such as earthquakes, flooding, volcanic eruptions. Scientific investigation into these and related issues is primarily the purview of sedimentary geologists and geochemists and paleontologists - increasingly working in collaboration. Recent scientific efforts in sedimentary geology and paleobiology (SGP) have led to notable advances in radiometric calibration of the geologic record and in our interpretive understanding of deep-time earth processes that cannot be inferred from any other archive than the Earth?s crustal carapace. Despite these advances the SGP community has not convened in the past decade or more to discuss and develop a SGP-wide and coherent vision for the future of research in our broader disciplinary field. Furthermore, funding levels to support SGP research are increasingly inadequate limiting the pursuit of exciting new scientific opportunities and directions as well as the development of intellectual, cultural and technical infrastructure needed to support research and mentoring activities. PIs propose a workshop for the exchange of ideas among representatives of the various sub-disciplines in SGP in order to identify key research questions and topics in sedimentary geology and geochemistry, deep-time paleoclimatology, and paleobiology that need to be addressed by the community through future research. The three primary objectives of the workshop are (1) to identify high-priority new and emerging research opportunities offered by the sedimentary, geochemical and paleontological records, (2) to develop and prioritize a set of guiding ?grand challenges? for the coming decade of research in the aforementioned sub-disciplines, and (3) delineate key instrumentation and facilities that will needed to support these new and emerging research opportunities.
定义沉积地质学和古生物学的重大挑战 召集人:Isabel Montañez(加州大学戴维斯分校)和 Charles Marshall(加州大学伯克利分校) 摘要地球表面地壳蕴藏着 (1) 我们的矿物、碳氢化合物和水资源,( 2)过去气候变化的全谱记录,(3) 过去条件范围内生态系统变化幅度和速率的天然实验室,(4) 进化历史档案生命的历史,包括整个地球历史上的生物多样性和进化创新,特别是在环境条件快速变化的时期,以及(5)导致或应对地震、洪水、火山爆发等自然灾害的过程的记录。对这些及相关问题的调查主要是沉积地质学家、地球化学家和古生物学家的职权范围——最近沉积地质学和古生物学(SGP)方面的科学努力在辐射校准方面取得了显着进展。尽管取得了这些进展,但 SGP 界在过去十年或更长时间里尚未召开会议来讨论和制定 SGP。 -对我们更广泛的学科领域的未来研究的广泛和一致的愿景此外,支持 SGP 研究的资金水平越来越不足,限制了对令人兴奋的新科学机会和方向的追求以及所需的知识、文化和技术基础设施的发展。支持研究和PI 提议举办一次研讨会,以便 SGP 各个分支学科的代表之间进行思想交流,以确定沉积地质学和地球化学、深时古气候学和古生物学导师需要由社区解决的关键研究问题和主题通过未来的研究,研讨会的三个主要目标是(1)确定沉积、地球化学和古生物学记录提供的高度优先的新的和正在出现的研究机会,(2)开发和优先考虑未来十年上述子学科研究的一系列“重大挑战”,以及(3) 描述支持这些新兴研究机会所需的关键仪器和设施。
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