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Scientific Program IUGG XXIV GENERAL ASSEMBLY Perugia, July 2-13, 2007 02 July, 2007 J. Taylor, Matt J. Bailey, Natalia Solorzano, Thomas Jeremy, Robert H. 02:16 pm Geophysical survey of the Fagnano pluton. Tierra del UL001 Our Changing Climate: A Global Policy Issue, Holzworth, Steven Cummer, Nicolas Jaugey, Osmar Pinto, Nelson J. Schuch, Fuego. Argentina Robert W. Corell: Invited Speacher Marcos Michels, Vinicius T. Rampinelli. Speaker Sao Sabbas Fernanda Vilas Juan Francisco, Tassone A., Peroni J. I., Lippai H., Oral 2 July, 2007 from 08:30 AM to 09:30 AM - Rectorate Main Hall 12:15 pm Investigating Sprite Halo Optical Signatures and Menichetti M, Lodolo E. Speaker Vilas Juan Francisco US001 Our Changing Planet (Part 1) Associated Lightning Characteristics over South America Conveners: Peltier Richard Taylor Michael, S. Cummer, J. Li, F. Sao Sabbas, J. Thomas, 02:32 pm Paleomagnetism of Late Tertiary lava flows from Oral 2 July, 2007 from 09:30 AM to 12:30 AM - Rectorate Main Hall R. Holzworth, O. Pinto, N. Schuch. Speaker Taylor Michael Lundarhals, Storutjarnir, and Su durdalur, Iceland 09:30 am Solar Forcing Of Global Climate Over The Instrumental Era Oral 2 July, 2007 from 02:00 PM to 05:30 PM - Department of Physics Kono Masaru. Speaker Kono Masaru Lean Judith. Speaker Lean Judith Room B 02:48 pm Break-up of Pangea and early Mesozoic plate motions in 09:55 am Monitoring the Variability in the Atlantic Meridional 02:00 pm Balloon electric field measurements in the vicinity of an the central Atlantic, Atlas and Tethys regions Overturning Circulation at 25_N active convective storm Schettino Antonio, Eugenio Turco. Speaker Schettino Antonio Bryden Harry, Stuart Cunningham, Torsten Kanzow, Darren Berthelier Jean-Jacques, F. Simoes, M. Godefroy, S. Yahi, E. 03:04 pm Internal deformation of the Shan-Thai block in Southeast Rayner, Molly Baringer, William Johns, Jochem Marotzke, Hannah Seran, Jean-Pierre Pommereau, P Franois, J-L Maria. Speaker Berthelier Asia due to collision of India: Paleomagnetic evidence from Mesozoic Longworth, Elizabeth Grant, Joel Hirschi, Lisa Beal, Christopher Meinen. Jean-Jacques sedimentary rocks in Yunnan and Northern Thailand Speaker Bryden Harry 02:15 pm Mesospheric electric fields associated with lightning Yo-Ichiro Otofuji, Kazuyoshi Aihara, Ken Sato, Kazuhiro 10:20 am Global climate modeling activities in Japan discharges, and some of their consequences Takemoto. Speaker Yo-Ichiro Otofuji Kimoto Masahide. Speaker Kimoto Masahide Rycroft Michael, A. Odzimek, A. Kulak, R. L. Iwanski, N. F. 03:20 pm Magnetostratigraphic and magnetofabric investigations on 10:45 am Coffee Break (30 minutes) Arnold. Speaker Rycroft Michael the Cenozoic sediments of the Assam - Arakan Basin, North-East India 11:15 am Observing and understanding present-day sea level rise : 02:30 pm Submillisecond Video and Electromagnetic Observations Patil Shiva, A.K. Mullick. Speaker Patil Shiva a review of TLE Development and Structure 03:36 pm Coffee Break (30 minutes) Cazenave Anny. Speaker Cazenave Anny Cummer Steven, Jingbo Li, Walter A. Lyons, Thomas E. 04:06 pm Major Clockwise rotation of Northeast Africa during the 11:40 am Mass flux of high latitude land ice from GRACE lumped Nelson. Speaker Cummer Steven Late Triassic- Early Cretaceous time: A paleomagnetic study on the harmonic mascon solutions 03:00 pm Long recovery early/fast events as possible evidence of alkaline intrusions in the South Eastern Desert of Egypt Luthcke Scott, H.J. Zwally, D.D. Rowlands, W. Abdalati, F. G. persistent ionization by giant blue jets Lotfy Hamza. Speaker Lotfy Hamza Lemoine, A.A. Arendt, S.M. Klosko. Speaker Luthcke Scott Inan Umran, Benjamin R. T. Cotts, Nikolai G. Lehtinen. 04:22 pm Hotspot Drift vs. True Polar Wander 12:05 pm Arctic warmth, Greenland melting, and sea-level rise: a Speaker Inan Umran Harada Yasushi, Paul Wessel. Speaker Harada Yasushi lesson from the past 03:15 pm On the Mechanism of Blue Jet Formation 04:38 pm Palaeomagnetism of Miocene volcanics in Biga Peninsula, Otto-Bliesner Bette, Jonathan Overpeck, Shawn Marshall, Milikh Gennady, Yuri P. Raizer, Michael N. Shneider. Speaker NW Turkey Gifford Miller. Speaker Otto-Bliesner Bette Milikh Gennady Yurtseven Özmen Ayca, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mmtaz Hisarlı, Assoc. JAS001 Planetary cores: physics, chemistry and dynamics 03:30 pm Coffee Break (30 minutes) Prof. Dr. Timur Ustamer. Speaker Yurtseven Özmen Ayca Conveners: Tanaka Satoru, Cardin Philippe 04:00 pm Terrestrial gamma-ray flashes seen from orbit 04:54 pm Evidence of stable secondary pyrrhotite remanences in Oral 2 July, 2007 from 09:30 AM to 12:30 AM - Department of Smith David. Speaker Smith David the high himalayan crystalline of Solo Khumbu (Nepal): mechanism and Mathematics Room A0 04:30 pm Terrestrial Gamma-Ray Flashes and Very Low Frequency thermo-tectonic implications 09:30 am Elasticity and phase stability of iron and iron alloys at Data El Bay Rachida, Erwin Appel. Speaker El Bay Rachida inner core conditions Cohen Morris, Umran S Inan, Ryan K Said, David M Smith. 05:10 pm IITPW hypothesis and new data on paleomagnetism of Vocadlo Lidunka. Speaker Vocadlo Lidunka Speaker Cohen Morris Lower Cambrian of South-East of the Siberian Platform. Pavlov Vladimir. 09:50 am Viscosity of Earth’s Outer Core 04:45 pm Relativistic Runaway Electron Avalanche Seeding Speaker Pavlov Vladimir Smylie Douglas. Speaker Smylie Douglas Efficiency ASI006 Acquisition and stability of natural and laboratory- 10:10 am Dissipation on the core-mantle boundary and free Carlson Brant, Nikolai G. Lehtinen, Umran S. Inan. Speaker produced remanence librations of the multilayer moon Carlson Brant Conveners: Elmore Richard, Sagnotti Leonardo, Heslop David Gusev Alexander. Speaker Gusev Alexander 05:00 pm Report of Poster Session coordinator Oral 2 July, 2007 from 09:30 AM to 12:30 AM - Department of Pharmacy 10:30 am Seismic structure of the outer core from P4KP-PcP travel Sao Sabbas Fernanda. Speaker Sao Sabbas Fernanda Room B times observed with the J-array and IMS arrays JAS009 Equatorial atmosphere-ionosphere coupling processes: 09:30 am The anhysteretic remanent magnetization of interacting Tanaka Satoru. Speaker Tanaka Satoru responses to forcing from lower atmosphere and magnetosphere single domain particles 10:50 am Coffee Break (30 minutes) Conveners: Abdu Mangalathayil Egli Ramon. Speaker Egli Ramon 11:20 am The dynamics of interacting compositional plumes Oral 2 July, 2007 from 09:30 AM to 12:30 AM - Department of Chemistry 09:50 am Early diagenetic greigite as recorder of the palaeomagnetic Eltayeb Ibrahim, M.A. Al-Lawati, T.B.A. Elbashir. Speaker Room E signal in the Mio-Pliocene sedimentary rocks of the Carpathian Eltayeb Ibrahim 09:30 am Coupling Processes in the Equatorial Atmosphere (CPEA) foredeep (Romania) 11:40 am Synthetic Seismograms for realistic 3D Earth model with Fukao Shoichiro. Speaker Fukao Shoichiro Vasiliev Iuliana, Mark J. Dekkers, Wout Krijgsman, Christine anisotropic inner core 10:00 am Evidence of atmosphere ionosphere coupling obtained Franke, Cor. G. Langereis, Tom A. T. Mullender. Speaker Vasiliev Iuliana Tsuboi Seiji, Yoko Tono. Speaker Tsuboi Seiji during the spread Fexperiment (SpreadFEx): a campaign overview 10:10 am Small circle methods in paleomagnetism 12:00 pm ExoMars/GEP Lander Radioscience LaRa, a Space Fritts Dave. Speaker Fritts Dave Waldhoer Martin, Erwin Appel. Speaker Waldhoer Martin Geodesy Experiment to Mars 10:30 am Coffee Break (30 minutes) 10:30 am Coffee Break (30 minutes) Dehant Veronique, Veronique Dehant, William Folkner, 11:00 am Characterizing the Mesospheric Gravity Wave Field Near 11:00 am Remagnetisation as evidence of a natural thermal event Sebastien Le Maistre, Danniel Orban, Martin Paetzold, And The Lara Team. the Magnetic Equator, Brazil, During the Occurrence of Spread F in the history of the lignite-clay sequences: magnetic signals from Speaker User6731 User6731 Taylor Michael, P.-D. Pautet, S. Vadas, D. C. Fritts, A. F. porcelanites (Dacian Basin, Romania) Oral 2 July, 2007 from 02:00 PM to 05:30 PM - Department of Medeiros, R. Buriti, J. Fechine, H. Takahashi, P. Batista, F. Sao Sabbas. Radan Sorin-Corneliu. Speaker Radan Sorin-Corneliu Mathematics Room A0 Speaker Taylor Michael 11:15 am Paleomagnetic and rock-magnetic study of folded Lower 02:00 pm Experimental study of the migration of silicate, metal and 11:30 am Reverse ray-tracing gravity waves over Brazil to identify Carboniferous carbonates, NW Montana and SW Alberta sulfide phases in centrifugal fields. convective source regions, modeling GW spectra from these regions, Zechmeister Matthew, Richard D. Elmore, Eric C. Ferre, Lebedev Evgeny. Speaker Lebedev Evgeny and identifying potential influences at the highest altitudes Vanessa J. O’Brien. Speaker Zechmeister Matthew 02:20 pm On the Expression of the 41,000 year in the Paleomagnetic Vadas Sharon, C. Fritts, P.-D. Pautet, M.J. Taylor, H.-L. Liu, P. 11:30 am Paleomagnetism of the Central Metasedimentary Record of the Geomagnetic Field. P. Batista, P. Stamus, H. Takahashi, F. Sao Sabbas, A.F. Medeiros, R. Buriti, Belt, Grenville Province, Ontario, Canada: Thermal or Chemical Fuller Mike. Speaker Fuller Mike J. Fechine. Speaker Vadas Sharon Remagnetization? 02:40 pm Convection and magnetic stability of the planetary cores 11:50 am Ultra-multi-channel and multi-static meteor radar Dunlop David, Jeremy S. Brett. Speaker Dunlop David Starchenko Sergey. Speaker Starchenko Sergey observation of horizontal distribution of wind veolcities with the MU 11:45 am Origin of remagnetizations at
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