The aim of this annul group meeting is to present the results thus far of the VOICE project, and to plan future activities. As such, this 3-day meeting will comprise: a colloquium talk to present the results, and also hear talks by other people who are interested in the subject, and may have alternative points of view, on the first day; the next two days would be devoted to more detailed discussion both within the various research groups, and exchanging between groups. We are envisaging that there would be “break-out groups” for individual subject areas (e.g. bathymetry, hydrothermal signals, etc.), and then we would come together to hear reports in a meeting where all were present. We would also meet altogether the second half of Friday afternoon to be clear on plans going forward.
Location
This 3-day meeting will be held in the Comer Geochemistry Building at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory campus. Please see driving direction, maps and visitor parking infomation at the bottom of this page.
Schedule
Wednesday, May 17
Comer Geochemistry Seminar Room
(1st floor Comer Geochemistry Bldg)
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Thursday, May 18
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Friday, May 19
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09:00am | Welcome remarks and logistics | Coffee/Breakfast |
Coffee/Breakfast |
09:15am |
Charlie Langmuir (Harvard) Progress and questions on volcano/climate connections |
Breakout group meeting Kennedy Conference Room (4th floor Comer Geochemistry Bldg) & Seismology Conference Room (1st floor Seismology Bldg) |
Summary Sessions Kennedy Conference Room (4th floor Comer Geochemistry Bldg)
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09:45am |
Peter Huybers (Harvard) Sea level variability and sea floor bathymetry across the seven seas |
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10:05am |
Cristian Proistosescu (Harvard) The spectral peaks and background continuum of seafloor bathymetry |
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10:25am |
Bridgit Boulahanis (Lamont) Spectral studies of topography and crustal thickness at the EPR and Juan de Fuca |
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10:45am | Coffee | ||
11:10am |
Maya Tolstoy (Lamont) What we can learn from present day eruptions |
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11:40am |
Jean-Arthur Olive (Lamont) Theoretical considerations to help test the MOR/sea level |
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12:10pm |
William Ryan (Lamont) Insights to the formation of abyssal hills from observations of ridge-axis symmetry |
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12:40pm | Lunch | ||
01:40pm |
Terry Plank (Lamont) Carbon Fluxes at Subduction Zones |
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02:10pm |
Richard Alley (PSU) Greenland ice-sheet influences on volcanism, and vice versa |
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02:40pm |
David Ferguson (Leeds) Physical and chemical characterisation of sediment-hosted glasses from the Juan de Fuca |
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03:10pm |
Jerry McManus (Lamont) Sedimentation and hydrothermal deposition on Juan de Fuca Ridge over the last 500 ka. |
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03:40pm | Coffee | ||
04:10pm |
Jenny Middleton (Harvard) Comparison of 230ThXS and 3HeET- derived fluxes in Juan de Fuca Ridge sediment cores |
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04:40pm |
Sujoy Mukhopadhyay (UC Davis) Dust fluxes over the past 70ka from mid-Atlantic ridge sediment cores |
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05:10pm |
Peter Huybers (Harvard) Adding up glacial-interglacial CO2 variability |
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05:30pm | Discussion and closing remarks |
Driving Directions
From Westchester
Take I-287 west across the Tappan Zee Bridge. Take the first exit after the bridge (Exit 10 Nyack). Proceed South on Rte. 9W for a distance of approximately 5 miles. Lamont-Doherty will be on your left.
From New York City & Long Island
Take the upper level of the George Washington Bridge to the first exit (Palisades Interstate Parkway). Proceed north on the parkway for a distance of approximately 10 miles to Exit 4 (Rte. 9W). At the end of the exit ramp at the stop light, turn left onto Rte. 9W North and proceed north for a distance of approximately 200 yards. Lamont-Doherty will be on your right.
From Upstate New York and Northern New Jersey
Via the New York State Thruway Southbound:
Take the Thruway South to Exit 13 (Palisades Interstate Parkway South). Proceed on the Parkway south for a distance of approximately 10 miles to Exit 4 (Rte. 9W). At the end of the exit ramp, turn right onto 9W North. Proceed on 9W for a distance of approximately 1 mile. Lamont-Doherty will be on your right.
From New Jersey
Via Route I-80 and points West:
Take Rte. 80 East (remain in local lanes) to the Palisades Interstate Parkway exit just before the George Washington Bridge. Follow signs to the Palisades Interstate Parkway. Proceed north on the Parkway for a distance of approximately 10 miles to Exit 4 (Rte. 9W). At the end of the exit ramp at the stop light, turn left onto Rte. 9W North and proceed north for a distance of approximately 200 yards. Lamont-Doherty will be on your right.
Via Route I-95 and points South:
Take Rte. 95 North to Rte. I-80 East (remain in local lanes) to the Palisades Interstate Parkway exit just before the George Washington Bridge. Follow signs to the Palisades Interstate Parkway. Proceed north on the Parkway for a distance of approximately 10 miles to Exit 4 (Rt. 9W). At the end of the exit ramp at the stop light, turn left onto Rt. 9W North and proceed north for a distance of approximately 200 yards. Lamont-Doherty will be on your right.
Visitor Parking
Participants who drive to Lamont please mention that you are attending the workshop to the guard at the 9W entrance. Parking is available in a lot on the right hand side ~100 yards past the entrance. There is ample daily parking, although overnight sites are limited. The Comer Geochemistry is beyond that main lot, also on the right side of the ring road. If the first lot is full, there is another across the road.
Lamont Shuttle Bus
Maps