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LMU Munich – Organizing Team of the Department of Earth- and Environmental Sciences Prof. Dr. Anke Friedrich Chair of Geology Dr. Helen Pfuhl Munich GeoCenter Science Coordinator Dr. Günther Neumeier Dept. Scientific Staff Dr. Sara Carena Scientific Staff, Geology Prof. Dr. Claudia Trepmann Professor, Geology Karin Hessinger Administrative Assistant, Geology Dipl.-Geol. Markus Hoffmann Doctoral Student, Geology Robert Gerlach, MSc. Fragile Earth Office Florian Hofmann B.Sc. Student, Geology Dr.-Ing. Amir Abolghasem Scientific Staff, Geology Dipl.-Geol. Ramona Baran Doctoral Student, Geology Mohamed ElKhashab Doctoral Student, Geology Heide Felske Technical Staff, Geology Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Constantin Hagen IT Technician, Geology Franziska Häuser Technical Staff, Geology Dipl.-Geol. Simon Kübler Doctoral Student, Geology Joanna Markut Administrative Assistant, Geology Karin Paschert Technical Staff, Geology Dipl.-Geogr. Stefanie Rieger Doctoral Student, Geology Diana Schmid B.Sc. Student, Geology Dr. Frank Söllner Scientific Staff, Geology Lukas Sundermann, B.Sc. M.Sc. Student, Geology Maria Tsekhemistrenko B.Sc. Student, Geology Ramona Weiß B.Sc. Student, Geology Conference Organizers and Volunteers overall chair of the meeting, technical program chair finances and event planning, registration, staff coordination and training publishing, web contact to GSA, public relations field trip coordinator and guide book editor IT student staff coordination office management, medal ceremony, conference dinner sponsors and exhibitors, venue plan, safety registration graphics, technical program, publishing workshops, IT coordination guest program, proofreading international ambassador graphics design, maps IT support, laptops, electronics, WLAN transportation musical program, conference dinner secretary, registration guest program, meeting office housing, student staff coordination musical program workshops, photography couch surfing service student volunteer recruiting public relations Munich GeoCenter Contacts 12 Fragile earth: geological Processes from global to local Scales Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Bunge board chair Prof. Dr. Kurosch Thuro board member GV & DGG Contacts Prof. Dr. Ralf Littke chairman, GV Rita Spitzlei administrative assistant, GV Prof. Dr. Stefan Wohnlich chairman, DGG Dr. Heinz-Gerd Röhling treasurer, DGG GSA Contacts Prof. Dr. John W. Geissman president Dr. Jack Hess executive director Melissa Cummiskey contact for all matters Nancy Wright contact for all matters, abstracts Linda Battan technical program Joan Manly web design and implementation Jeanette Hammann field guide book Scientific Committee Alexander Allmann Munich Re, Germany Richard Bamler DLR and TUM, Germany Lukas Baumgartner U of Lausanne, Switzerland Hans-Peter Bunge LMU Munich, Germany Clark Burchfiel MIT, USA Sierd Cloetingh U of Amsterdam, Netherlands Donald B. Dingwell LMU Munich, Germany Wolfgang Eder LMU Munich, Germany Anke M. Friedrich LMU Munich, Germany Reinhard Gaupp U of Jena, Germany Mark Handy FU Berlin, Germany Christoph Heubeck FU Berlin, Germany Christian Heine U of Sydney, Australia Wesley Hill GSA, Boulder, USA Kip Hodges ASU, Tucson, USA Eric Kirby Penn State, USA Jörn Kruhl TU Munich, Germany Ralf Littke U of Aachen, Germany Dietmar Müller U of Sydney, Australia Dietrich Roeder Lakewood, CO, USA Werner Stackebrandt LBGR Brandenburg, Germany Seth Stein Northwestern University, USA Kurosch Thuro TU Munich, Germany Claudia Trepmann U of Bochum, Germany Jörg Völkl TU Munich, Germany Stefan Wohnlich U of Bochum, Germany Bruce Yardley U of Leeds, UK We also thank: Daniel Bimesmeier, Laura Casella, Luo Cong, Katharina Döhler, Eva Eibl, Sebastian Eichinger, Andreas Fina, Armin Fischer, Rachel Fischer, Jennifer Garnish, Doaa Ghazaly, Natascha Haßelbach, Andreas Hotschek, Theresa Klausner, Melanie Kühn, Fabian Lindner, Michael Lindner, Ludwig Siebel, Viola Mages, Jennifer Maltzahn, Michael Lindner, Lorenz Michel, Moritz Mühlberg, Gianna Persichini, Sebastian Niklas Petschko, Philip Rieger, Katrin Schallhammer, Gerald Schroll, Georg Stockinger, Kai Tandon, Zuzanna Urlik, Petra Vesela, Patrizia Will, Tim Yilmaz, Tobias Zaege, Johanna Ziegowski
Welcome to Fragile Earth Conference Welcome to the GeoMunich2011 - Fragile Earth international conference! The geosciences are one of the most important scientific fields of the 21st century. The growing world population faces risks due to geological hazards — such as the great Tohoku-Oki earthquake-tsunami events of March 11, 2011, in Japan — but also profits from geological resources. Mitigation of risks and availability of resources depends on the understanding of complex and transient geological processes acting at global, regional and local scales. This conference provides an international platform for research on global geodynamic processes and plate motion, regional plate boundary processes and their associated resources (e.g. oil, gas and geothermal energy), and on dynamics of fault networks and magmatic systems with their associated hazards (e.g. earthquakes and volcanic eruptions). For the first time, the annual meetings of the German Geological Societies are held jointly with The Geological Society of America. We thank the staff members of the Geological Society of America, and the geology staff members and students of the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München for their essential help in organizing the various aspects of this meeting (see page 12). On behalf of the three organizing societies, I would like to thank the members of the scientific committee, who have solicited over 400 presentations, which are organized into 45 theme sessions and 7 workshops. The conference participants come from over 37 countries and from all continents - except Antarctica (see pages 50f). On September 8 th , the core topics of the Fragile Earth conference will be discussed with Dr. Wolfgang Heubisch, the Bavarian Minister of Sciences, Research and the Arts, on top of Germany’s highest peak, the Zugspitze. You are welcome to join the event (see page 55). The necessity to understand geological processes not only on the regional-scale, but also in their global context, and with local-scale focus has become apparent in recent years. The scope and session organization of this conference are designed to accommodate this trend. The three-day meeting reflects the three scales: Monday morning — plenary session on global processes; Tuesday morning — regional processes, and Wednesday morning — local geological processes. In the late morning and the afternoon sessions, this order gives way to interdisciplinary sessions that address science questions across the scales, including two additional plenary sessions on natural catastrophes and geological resources. The traditional public lecture (in German) on Monday evening will be given by Celâl Şengör (Istanbul Technical University, see page 18). His talk features the central topic of this meeting — geologic processes of the Mediterranean region in the context of the African-Eurasian plate boundary evolution. As a tribute to Germany’s “2011 Year of Science in Health Research,” we are offering a special session on “Geology and Health“. There are also plenty of opportunities for geoeducators, students and teachers, including a symposium in geoeducation and talks on “safety aspects in teaching field geology” (see page 21). At the conference dinner on Tuesday evening in Munich’s famous Hofbräuhaus, you will experience Bavarian “Gemütlichkeit.” During this event, the Geologische Vereinigung, the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Geowissenschaften and the German Science Foundation will honor this year’s medalists and the best posters of this meeting. We hope that you find this program attractive and inspiring. We wish you a successful participation in the “Fragile Earth” international conference, and look forward to welcoming you in Munich. On behalf of the organizing committee Anke M. Friedrich LMU Geology geoMunich2011: September 4-7, 2011, Munich, germany 13
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