Earth Science Research Objectives: Central and Southern Transantarctic Mountains
The workshop on the Central and Southern Transantarctic Mountains was convened to assess the important geological objectives that might be addressed by concentrating logistic support at a limited number of sites. The general goal of the workshop was to identify the primary science objectives in the...
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ftohiostateu:oai:kb.osu.edu:1811/49063 2023-05-15T13:37:41+02:00 Earth Science Research Objectives: Central and Southern Transantarctic Mountains Elliot, David H. Collinson, James W. Hammer, William R. 1998 application/pdf http://hdl.handle.net/1811/49063 en_US eng Byrd Polar Research Center, The Ohio State University. Byrd Polar Research Center Miscellaneous Series M-402. Elliot, David H., James W. Collinson and William R. Hammer, convenors. 1998. Earth Science Research Objectives: Central and Southern Transantarctic Mountains. Proceedings of a Workshop, BPRC Miscellaneous Series M-402, Byrd Polar Research Center, The Ohio State University, Columbus, 78 pages. http://hdl.handle.net/1811/49063 Transantarctic Mountains Antarctica Earth sciences -- Antarctica Technical Report 1998 ftohiostateu 2020-08-22T19:16:53Z The workshop on the Central and Southern Transantarctic Mountains was convened to assess the important geological objectives that might be addressed by concentrating logistic support at a limited number of sites. The general goal of the workshop was to identify the primary science objectives in the various fields of geology and geophysics, and establish a possible scenario of fieldwork so as to meet those objectives. In part, the workshop can be viewed as an implementation plan for one component of the report stemming from the workshop on Geodynamic Evolution of the Transantarctic Mountains and West Antartic Rift System. Four general areas of research provided the initial focus for discussion of compelling problems and where to address them. Group reports and abstracts of presentations are included in this report as appendices. Groups addressed tectonics and structure; Gondwana stratigraphy and paleontology; Cenozoic history; and basement geology. Participants identified six issues of global significance that can be addressed. Workshop participants concluded that compelling science objectives justify seeking major logistic support. Office of Polar Programs, National Science Foundation Grant OPP 9710357 Report Antarc* Antarctica antartic* Polar Research Ohio State University (OSU): Knowledge Bank Transantarctic Mountains |
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The workshop on the Central and Southern Transantarctic Mountains was convened to assess the important geological objectives that might be addressed by concentrating logistic support at a limited number of sites. The general goal of the workshop was to identify the primary science objectives in the various fields of geology and geophysics, and establish a possible scenario of fieldwork so as to meet those objectives. In part, the workshop can be viewed as an implementation plan for one component of the report stemming from the workshop on Geodynamic Evolution of the Transantarctic Mountains and West Antartic Rift System. Four general areas of research provided the initial focus for discussion of compelling problems and where to address them. Group reports and abstracts of presentations are included in this report as appendices. Groups addressed tectonics and structure; Gondwana stratigraphy and paleontology; Cenozoic history; and basement geology. Participants identified six issues of global significance that can be addressed. Workshop participants concluded that compelling science objectives justify seeking major logistic support. Office of Polar Programs, National Science Foundation Grant OPP 9710357 |
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Earth Science Research Objectives: Central and Southern Transantarctic Mountains |
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Byrd Polar Research Center Miscellaneous Series M-402. Elliot, David H., James W. Collinson and William R. Hammer, convenors. 1998. Earth Science Research Objectives: Central and Southern Transantarctic Mountains. Proceedings of a Workshop, BPRC Miscellaneous Series M-402, Byrd Polar Research Center, The Ohio State University, Columbus, 78 pages. http://hdl.handle.net/1811/49063 |
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