9th Hubbert Quorum - 2001

Program

11:30 Brunch - Al Fresco under the trees (weather permitting or at the meeting room if inclement)

13:00 Rojstaczer and Ingebritsen Introduction

13:05 Tom Johnson Developments in heavy stable isotopes

13:25 Discussion

13:45 Evelyn Roeloffs Fluid pressure changes associated with the Landers and Hector Mine earthquakes

14:05 Discussion

14:25 Break

14:35 Eyal Stanislavsky A hydrothermal model for "fault valve" Behavior and "earthquake recurrence" in active thrust fault genesis

14:50 Discussion

15:05 Diane Moore Permeability and strength measurements on core samples from Nojima fault zone, Japan

15:20 Discussion

15:35 Break

15:45 David Deming Origin of the ocean and continents: toward a unified theory of the Earth

16:05 Discussion

16:25 Bob Lowell Seafloor hydrothermal systems driven by the serpentization of peridotite

16:40 Discussion

16:55 Break

17:10 Lizet Christiansen The effects of convection and compaction on fluid flow and heat transport in the seafloor

17:25Wrap-Up Discussion

 

PARTICIPANTS

Michael Begbie	U. Otago (NZ)
Barbara Bekins	USGS
Emily Brodsky	U.C. Berkeley
Lizet Christiansen	Johns Hopkins U.
Stephen Culbert	U. Oklahoma
David Deming	U. Oklahoma
Brandon Dugan	Penn State
Grant Garven	Johns Hopkins U.
Sebastian Geiger	ETH
Leonid Germanovich	Georgia Tech
Brooks Hanson	AAAS
Rob Harris	U. Utah
Shaul Hurwitz	USGS
Steve Ingebritsen	USGS
Richard Iverson	USGS
Tom Johnson	U. Illinois
Susan Keller	Georgia Tech
Bob Lowell	Georgia Tech
Michael Manga	U.C. Berkeley
Diane Moore	USGS
Larry Murdoch	Clemson
T.N. Narasimhan	U.C Berkeley
Mark Reid	USGS
Evelyn Roeloffs	USGS
Stuart Rojstaczer	Duke
Demian Saffer	U. Wyoming
Gregory Schultz	Georgia Tech
Liz Screaton	U. Florida
S. Fred Singer	SEPP
Norm Sleep	Stanford
Eyal Stanislavsky	Johns Hopkins U.
Phaedra Upton	U. Otago (NZ)
Herb Wang	U. Wisconsin