ANZIC at AGCC 14-18 October 2018

The ANZIC team will be at AGCC
October 14 to 18.

The Australian and New Zealand IODP Consortium will be out in force at AGCC, Adelaide, next week. Program Scientist, Leanne Armand will be co-convening the IODP sessions and will be available at the ANZIC booth (stand no 87) during breaks.

Check out the schedule, below. for our session- Marine Geoscience: The Evolving Oceans/ IODP.

Welcome JAMSTEC

The ANZIC Community is proud to welcome our colleagues from JAMSTEC. We encourage local researchers to speak with Nobu Eguchi and other JAMSTEC representatives, right beside ANZIC, at Stand 86 in the exhibition hall.

Please check the schedule below for JAMSTEC speakers ; Saneatsu Saito and Yoshihiko Tamura

ANZIC Communications

Larisa Medenis, ANZIC's new Communications Officer will be staffing the ANZIC stand in the exhibition hall. Larisa is very keen to meet our community and this is a great chance share your work, and find out how we can help promote IODP research and opportunities.

Geological Society of Australia Prize Giving Ceremony

Another item for your conference schedule, in Meeting Room R5 on Wednesday from 6pm. Our own Neville Exon, former ANZIC Program Scientist will be receiving the WR Browne award for distinguished contributions to the geological sciences in Australia. Please make the time to come along and thank Neville for his years of work on behalf of IODP in Australia.

Awards presented will include:

W.R. Browne Medal, for distinguished contributions to the geological sciences in Australia
S.W. Carey Medal, for a person distinguished in the field of tectonics (sensu lato)
Joe Harms Medal, for excellence in mineral exploration and contributions to the discovery of ore deposits in Australia
E.S. Hills Medal, for outstanding contribution(s) to any branch of the geological sciences by a young Australian geologist
A.E. Ringwood Medal, for exceptional research advances in the knowledge of fundamental Earth processes, especially through studies involving petrology and geochemistry and who is recognized internationally for the stature of that contribution

Marine Geoscience: The Evolving Oceans/ IODP
Thursday 18th October 2018

Convened jointly by A/Prof Leanne Armand and Dr Ron Hackney

	Technical Session 6
	Room R1
9:30	1.3 Marine Geoscience - the Evolving Oceans/IODP
9:30	*KEYNOTE:* Preliminary insights of deep-sea coring of Australia’s frontier Bight and Mentelle basins – IODP Expedition 369 Dr Lloyd White (University of Wollongong)
10:00	Tasman frontier subduction initiation and Paleogene climate: Preliminary results from IODP Expedition 371 Dr Saneatsu Saito (Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology)
10:15	The response of the Great Barrier Reef to major environmental changes: lessons from geologic past Assoc Prof Jody Webster (University of Sydney)
10:30	*KEYNOTE:* Achievements of scientific ocean drilling in the Australasian region Prof Neville Exon (Australian National University)

	Technical Session 7
	Room R1
	1.3 Marine Geoscience - the Evolving Oceans/IODP
11:30	Erosional response to monsoon intensity change and rock uplift in the Western Himalaya since the Late Miocene Prof Peter Clift (Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge)
11:45	Paleoceanography and monsoonal history of the Japan Sea over the last 460,000 years Assoc Prof Stephen Gallagher (The University of Melbourne)
12:00	From continental crust to ocean basin – Rapid rifting in the South China Sea – Site U1501, IODP EXP 367/368 Dr Kelsie Dadd (University of Sydney)
12:15	Origin of Moho Reflections Dr Yoshihiko Tamura (Jamstec)
12:30	*KEYNOTE:* ECORD mission-specific platform expeditions in the International Ocean Discovery Program: Flexible operations and technological developments Dr Carol Cotterill (European Consortium for Ocean Research Drilling)