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Jahrbuch Der Geologischen Bundesanstalt Jb JAHRBUCH DER GEOLOGISCHEN BUNDESANSTALT Jb. Geol. B.-A. ISSN 0016-7800 Band 151 Heft 3+4 S. 189–198 Wien, Dezember 2011 In Memoriam Sándor KOVÁCS Zur Erinnerung an Sándor KOVÁCS 30. December 1948 – 23. September 2010 30. Dezember 1948 – 23. September 2010 In September 2010 the attendees of the 19th Congress of Tiefe Betroffenheit erfasste das Auditorium am XIX. Kon- the Carpathian-Balkan Geological Society in Thessaloni- gress der Karpato-Balkanischen Geologischen Gesell- ki were deeply moved upon learning that the Chairman of schaft im September 2010 in Thessaloniki, als in der Ses- the Session on Circum-Pannonian Terranes, and sched- sion über Terranes des Circumpannonischen Raumes uled presenter, Sándor Kovács, was not present. The an- Sándor Kovács als Chairman und Vortragender fehlte. nouncement that their friend, colleague, and the initiator of Völlig unerwartet traf die hier Anwesenden die Mitteilung, this session was not coming, and had passed away only a dass ihr langjähriger Freund, Kollege und Initiator dieser few days earlier as he prepared to depart for this meeting, Session nicht anwesend ist und wenige Tage zuvor, am 23. was completely unexpected. September, kurz vor der Abreise zu diesem Kongress in Budapest verstorben war. Sándor Kovács was an outstanding personality among Sándor Kovács war unter den Geologen Ungarns eine her- Hungarian geologists, who initiated numerous internation- vorragende Persönlichkeit, Initiator vieler internationaler al cooperation projects, had an unusual amount of con- Kooperationsprojekte, mit außergewöhnlich vielen Kontak- tacts with geologists worldwide, and for many years was ten zu Geologen aller Welt und langjähriger Leiter der Sek- the head of the General Geology Department of the Hun- tion Allgemeine Geologie der Ungarischen Geologischen garian Geological Society. Gesellschaft. Sándor Kovác wurde am 30. Dezember 1948 in Tamási, ei- Sándor Kovács was born on 30 December 1948 in Tamá- nem kleinen Dorf Zentral-Transdanubiens geboren. Nach si, a small village in Central Transdanubia. Following his der Grundschule besuchte er die József Szabó „Geolo- secondary schooling he attended the József Szabó “Geo- gical High School“ in Budapest, wo ihm neben geowis- logical High School” in Budapest where, along with ba- senschaftlichen Grundkenntnissen vor allem die wichtigs- sic knowledge of the geosciences, he absorbed the most te Voraussetzung für die Ausübung der wissenschaftlichen important precondition for working in the scientific area Disziplin, die sein späteres Leben bestimmen sollte, ver- which would determine his later life: the enthusiasm for mittelt wurde: die Begeisterung für Geologie, Gesteine und geology, rocks and fossils. Fossilien. 189 Beginning in 1970 he continued his studies at the Univer- Ab 1970 setzte er seine Studien an der Universität von sity of Szeged. There he encountered Professor Kálmán Szeged fort. Er traf dort auf Professor Kálmán Balogh, Balogh, became, thanks to his talent and commitment, his wurde dank seines Talents und Engagements sein Lieb- favourite student and assistant (1975-1977), and in 1977 lingsstudent und Assistent (1975–1977) und schloss 1977 completed his studies as a geologist and geographer with seine Studien als Geologe und Geograph mit dem Titel ei- a university doctorate degree. When Professor Balogh, fol- nes Universitäts-Doktors ab. Als Professor Balogh 1977 lowing his retirement in 1977, returned to the Geological nach seiner Pensionierung zum Geologischen Dienst Un- Survey of Hungary in Budapest in order to support the re- garns nach Budapest zurückkehrte, um das in dieser Zeit cently begun Northern Hungary mapping project, Sándor begonnene geologische Kartierungsprojekt Nordungarns Kovács followed him and became a collaborator of the zu unterstützen, folgte ihm Sándor Kovács und wurde Mit- Hungarian Geological Survey for this project (1978-1987). arbeiter des Ungarischen Geologischen Dienstes für die- ses Projekt (1978–1987). Upon the recommendation of Prof. Fülöp, at the time the Auf Empfehlung von Prof. Fülöp, dem damaligen Leiter der Head of the Geological Research Group of the Hungarian Geologischen Forschungsgruppe der Ungarischen Aka- Academy of Sciences, in 1987 Sándor Kovács became a demie der Wissenschaften, wurde Sándor Kovács 1987 member of this research institution, located in the Eötvös Mitglied dieser an der Eötvös Loránd Universität ange- Loránd University (1987-1994: Research Assistant; 1995 siedelten Forschungsinstitution (1987–1994: Research until his death: Research Associate). The priority at the be- Assistant; 1995 bis zu seinem Tod: Research Associate). ginning of this creative period was the compilation of ma- Vorrangig waren am Beginn dieser Schaffensperiode kom- terial for the Palaeozoic volume of the Geology of Hungary. pilatorische Arbeiten für den Paläozoikumsband der Geo- logie von Ungarn. From 1978 until 1987 the focus was primarily on the Trias- sic of the Aggtelek and Rudabánya Hills and on the Pal- Von 1978 bis 1987 stand die Bearbeitung der Trias des aeozoic formations of the Uppony and Szendrö Hills. On Aggtelek- und Rudabánya-Berglandes und der paläozoi- the basis of conodont dating he developed a new strati- schen Formationen des Uppony- und Szendrö-Gebirges graphic model for the North Hungarian Palaeozoic. In ad- im Vordergrund. Basierend auf Datierungen mit Conodon- dition to this he wrote a pioneering study on Tisza and its ten entwickelte er ein neues stratigraphisches Modell für plate tectonic interpretation. In it the possibility of large- das Paläozoikum Nordungarns. Ergänzend dazu schrieb er scale movements of the basement units of the Pannonian eine Pionierarbeit über Tisza und seine plattentektonische Basin is studied. In this period of his work he was also very Interpretation. Dabei wird die Möglichkeit großräumiger active in terms of international scientific cooperation. For Verschiebungen in den Basementeinheiten des Pannoni- a long time he was involved in the Triassic Subcommission schen Beckens herausgearbeitet. In dieser Periode seines of the International Stratigraphic Commission, was Secre- Wirkens war er auch in Bezug auf internationale wissen- tary of the Triassic Conodont Working Group, and carried schaftliche Kooperationen sehr aktiv. Er agierte lange Zeit out numerous duties in several IGCP projects. in der Trias-Subkommission der Internationalen Stratigra- phischen Kommission, war Sekretär der Trias-Conodon- He further directed his research work into the area of Pa- ten-Arbeitsgruppe und nahm zahlreiche Aufgaben in meh- laeozoic conodont stratigraphy. In addition he published reren IGCP-Projekten wahr. remarkable studies on the role of conodonts as indicators In weiterer Folge forcierte er seine Forschungsarbeiten im of metamorphism, on submarine slope sediments in north- Bereich der Paläozoikums-Conodonten-Stratigraphie. Zu- ern Hungary, and the identification and interpretation of sätzlich veröffentlichte er bemerkenswerte Arbeiten über relicts of oceanic crust in the entire Carpatho-Pannonian die Rolle von Conodonten als Metamorphoseindikatoren, region. In the 90s, largely through his involvement in IGCP submarine Hangsedimente in Nordungarn und die Identi- Project 276 (Paleozoic geodynamic domains and their Al- fizierung und Interpretation ozeanischer Krustenrelikte im pidic evolution in the Tethys), he became focussed on the gesamten Karpatho-Pannonischen Raum. In den 90er Jah- terrane concept. He was one of the first to point out the ren wurde er vor allem durch die Mitarbeit am IGCP-Projekt application of this concept for the geodynamic interpreta- 276 (Paleozoic geodynamic domains and their alpidic evo- tion of the basement units of the Pannonian Basin. Proving lution in the Tethys) mit dem Terrankonzept vertraut. Er war this thesis was to be the scientific driving force to the very einer der Ersten, der auf die Anwendung dieses Konzep- end of his creative output. This led to an expansion of the tes für die geodynamische Interpretation der Basement- already considerable number of his international coopera- Einheiten des Pannonischen Beckens hinwies. Der Beweis tion projects, to regional comparative studies encompass- dieser These war für ihn die wissenschaftliche Triebfeder ing the entire area of the Alps, Carpathians, Dinarides and bis zum Ende seines Schaffens. Dies führte zu einer Aus- Hellenides, and to the initiating of a long-lasting interna- weitung seiner ohnehin schon weitreichenden internatio- tional cooperation project for the purpose of compiling the nalen Kooperationen, zu regional den Gesamtbereich der terrane maps of the Circum-Pannonian region. Alpen, Karpaten, Dinariden und Helleniden betreffenden vergleichenden Studien und Initiierung eines langjährigen In the course of these comparative studies, the correlation internationalen Kooperationsprojektes zur Erstellung der of the Palaeozoic of the Szendrö and Uppony Hills with Terrankarten des Circumpannonischen Raumes. that of the Southern Alps and the Graz Palaeozoic pro- vided important results, which became decisive elements Bei diesen vergleichenden Studien brachte die Korrelati- for the terrane maps and the studies linked to them. The on des Paläozoikums des Szendrö- und Uppony-Gebirges comparison of the Palaeozoic to Triassic units of the Bükk mit dem der Südalpen und dem Grazer Paläozoikum wich- Mountains of northern Hungary with corresponding units tige Ergebnisse, die zu bestimmmenden Elementen für die in the Dinarides was also unusual and pioneering in terms Terrankarten und die
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