投稿者: WD Administrator

Dear guests and all of participants of Water Dynamics-17

COVID-19, New coronavirus, is spreading to all over the world, especially China, South Korea, Iran and Italy.

In Japan, we have 961 patients (1st March), but most of them are passengers in Princess Diamond Cruise Ship (711). In northeast part of Japan, (Tohoku District), we have only one patient who was passenger of Princess Diamond. However, last Friday, Japanese government (Prime minister Abe) requested to suspend all of elementary, junior high and high schools in Japan until spring break. Usually, Japanese school has spring break for two weeks in the second half of March. That government request means to extend the spring break for almost one month in March.

It is very disappointing that we need to cancel Water Dynamics-17. Water Dynamics is cutting-edge and very familial scientific fan meeting, however, we cannot hold the workshop in this timing.

For all of invited speakers and students, program will be opened and recorded on website, and the organizing committee publishes “Program and Abstract of 17th Water Dynamics” as an evidence of the workshop.

Infection, virus disease, had been great effects to human history. Please take care in your health.
Good food, good sleep, good science, and no stress, those are good for your health.
See you somewhere.

Organizing Committee of Water Dynamics-17
Noriyoshi Tsuchiya

Currently, there are signs of outbreaks of COVID-19 in Japan. For this reason, we are considering whether to hold WD-17.
The Organizing Committee will make a final decision on whether to hold a WD-17 around March 4.

PDF file is here 

			(v.20200220_Tentative)
GP-ESS GP-RSS JBBP: Japan Beyond Brittle Project Science and Technology for Geothermal Frontier
17th International Workshop on WATER DYNAMICS Dynamic Earth – Rocks, Fluids and Reactions –
Venue: Graduste Scool of Environmental Studies Main building, New Aobayama Campus, Tohoku University
Tuesday, Friday 27th, 2020
Lecture Room
Time	No.	Speaker	Title	Chairman
		Opening
10:00-10:15		Noriyoshi Tsuchiya Noriaki Watanabe	Opening Remarks Evacuation	A. Okamoto
		Geothermal and Suprcritical Research
10:15-10:45	1	Hiroshi Asanuma	Current status of Japanese supercritical geothermal project	N. Tsuchiya
10:45-11:15	2	Noriyoshi Tsuchiya	Frontier Research of Supercritical Water-Rock Interaction
11:15-11:45	3	Yasuo Ogawa	Anatomy of Active Volcanic Edifice at the Kusatsu-Shirane Volcano, Japan, by Magnetotellurics: Hydrothermal Implications for Volcanic Unrests
11:45-14:00		Lanch & Poster Session
		Fluid in the Earth’s Crust
14:00-14:30	4	Mark Reed	Supercritical hydrofracturing and alteration reactions in the Butte porphyry copper deposit	N. Tsuchiya
14:30-15:00	5	Atsushi Okamoto	Knockout seawater experiments and insights for hydrothermal alteration of midocean ridges
15:00-15:30	6	Craig Manning	Fluids in the Lower Crust: Deep is Different
15:30-16:00	7	Masaoki Uno	Fluid pressure and permeability evolution in the crust: insights from natural metamorphic reaction
16:00-16:15		Break
		Tectonics in East and Central Asia
16:15-16:45	8	Ariuntsetseg Ganbat	Geochemistry and geochronology of late Paleozoic-early Mesozoic igneous rocks of the Delgerkhaan region, Central Mongolia: constraints on the tectonic evolution of the Mongol-Okhotsk Ocean	M. Uno
16:45-17:15	9	Otgonbayar Dandar	The Nature of Metasomatism in Mantle Wedge: Evidence from the Alag Khadny Accretionary Wedge, Western Mongolia
17:15-17:45	10	Kosuke Naemura	Melt inclusions in eclogite and garnet peridotite in the continental collision zone (Review)
17:45-18:15	11	Chin-Ho Tsai	Tectonic blocks and high-pressure metamorphism in the Yuli belt, eastern Taiwan
18:30		Workshop Banquet
Saturday, March 28th, 2020
Lecture Room
Time	No.	Speaker	Title	Chairman
		Metamorphic Reactions
9:30-10:00	12	Tetsuo Kawakami	Dating ductile deformation in the high-temperature/low-pressure type metamorphic terrane (Ryoke belt, Japan)	M. Uno
10:00-10:30	13	Fumiko Higashino	Timing of garnet-forming metamorphism and behavior of halogens in middle to lower crust deduced from nanogranitoid inclusions in garnet
10:30-11:00	14	Takayoshi Nagaya	Talc CPO from talc-rich schists in the Sanbagawa and Franciscan metamorphic belts: implications as a weak layer formed due to Si-metasomatism at slab-mantle interfaces
11:00-11:15		Break
		Hydrothermal Experiments
11:15-11:45	15	Ryosuke Oyanagi	Experimental constraints on changes in rate-control process during hydrothermal alteration of olivine	A. Okamoto
11:45-12:15	16	Jiajie Wang	Control on Fe(II) behaviors during H2O-olivine-CO2 hydrothermal reactions for H2 production
12:15-13:15		Lunch & Poster Session
		Geofluids
13:15-13:45	17	Sergey	Kuril Island	N. Tsuchiya
13:45-14:15	18	Ohtani	Deep Mantle
14:15-14:45	19	Christoph Hilgers
		Lab Tour
Sunday, March 29th, 2020
		Field Excursion: Central Part of Iwate Prefacture

 

The excursion on 3/29 will be in Iwate Prefecture.

8:30 Pick up at Aobayama-campus
9:20 Pick up at hotel

(Tohoku Expway)

11:00 Genbikei River Boat Tour

(Lunch)

14:00 Chuson-ji Temple

(Tohoku Expway)

17:00 Return to hotel
17:20 Return to Aobayama-campus

The proceedings of the Workshop will be distributed at the meeting. Use form to register for the International Workshop on WATER DYNAMICS. Please return the duly filled word file form to the address given below before 12:00JST (UTC+9h), 14 February, 2020. Computer projection and overhead facilities for presentations will be provided. All talks, posters, and abstracts should be in English.

Registration Form is located “for Participants” menu.

Date: 10:00-12:00, 30^th March, 2020 (not fixed)

Place: Main Building Conference Room (3^rd Floor), Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Tohoku University

Agenda:

1. 1. Organizing Committee
   2. Slide Show of Official Web Site of WRI-17 and AIG-14
   3. Proceedings
   4. Activities during Conference
   5. Field Excursion
   6. Financial Supports
   7. Others

Visit:

• • WRI-17 Conference Venue (Sendai International Center) 
  • Sightseeing in and around Sendai (Site of Sendai Castle, Museum (Historical and Art) and Others)

1day Bus Tour

Departture: Sendai (Campus or your Hotel)

Destination 1: Geibikei (Boat trip down the Geibi Gorge)

Destination 2: Chuson-ji Temple

Destination 3: Land Slide and Active Fault during Iwate-Miyagi Earthquake in 2008

Tour Fee

Transportation: Free

Lunch and other activities (boat tour and entrance fee): approximately 40 USD (5000 JPY)
– Invited Speakers in Water Dynamics is free
– Students: Organizing Committee of WD17 supports

This trip is one of candidates of Mid Session Field Trip during Water-Rock Interaction-17

17^th International Workshop on
WATER DYNAMICS

Dynamic Earth -Rocks, Fluids and Reactions –

 Season of WATER DYNAMICS has come. Our team in Tohoku University organize attractive workshop of WATER DYNAMICS every year, mostly in March. March is the final month of fiscal year and school year in Japan, we can summarize all of academic and research activities within the year. We invite most important researches in the specific fields to Sendai, and we would like to communicate each other and to create future direction for Frontier Earth Science. 

In July of 2019, International Association of GeoChemistry organized joint international symposium on 16^th Water -Rock Interaction (WRI) and 13^th Applied Isotope Geochemistry (AIG) in Tomsk, Russia, and then next conference of WRI-17 and AIG-14 will be held in Sendai in August 2-9 2021.

We already organized Local Organizing Committee and we had permission of co-sponsor of domestic academic societies. We are now planning to open conference website in the beginning of 2020.

We can accept conference registration and submission of presentation through the web site.

 After the Fukushima Nuclear Power Disaster, the energy policy of the Japanese government has been drastically changed. The government, industry, and citizens are much more positive to develop stable, safe, locally-distributed, and clean energy resources. Geothermal energy has been focused, and geothermal has been considered as one of the most promising solutions for currently occurring energy-related crisis in Japan. ICDP (International Continental Drilling Program) has great interests in high temperature and deep drilling project, named as JBBP (Japan Beyond Brittle Project).

Workshop in Tohoku University campus is 27th-30h March, 2020, including field excursion.

DYNAMIC EARTH, it is our planet. Sometimes it is very dangerous for human beings such as volcanic eruption and earthquake, but we have to harmonize to natural phenomena of the Earth. We have to realize and we have to accept and overcome. We would like to understand the true face of DYNAMIC EARTH which shows mysterious and variable characteristics.

We have organized International Workshop on WATER DYANMICS since 2004, and it had been financially supported by COE (2004-2008) and Global COE (“Global Education and Research Center for Earth and Planetary Dynamics” 2009-2013) and related program (Takuetsu-Kyoten, 2013-2014FY), and then International Joint Graduate Programs in Earth and Environmental Science (GP-EES) and Resilience and Safety Studies (GP-RSS) in Tohoku University.

“Enjoy Science” based on “Friendship Relation”, that is the most important, that is motto of WATER DYNAMICS.

The lab tour at WD16 starts from 14:20 on 3/11. Wish to participate, please gather at the Graduate School of Environmental Studies Research Building. Tour time is about 1 to 1.5 hours.