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FIRST RETREAT WORKSHOP
Il Ciocco Conference Center
November 4-6 2002
Monday, 4 November
MORNING SESSION
OVERVIEW AND RESEARCH OBJECTIVES
0900: Brandon & Cowan: Tectonic setting of the northern Apennines.
1030: Willett Geodynamic problems and models.
1130: Discussion on research objectives and important issues.
1215: End of session
AFTERNOON SESSION
1400: Amato & Park Seismology and seismic structure.
- - - - : Extra: David Okaya's PowerPoint Presentation on seismic wave propagation through an anisotropic mantle.
1500: Bennett & Serpelloni Geodetics.
1600: Pazzaglia & Dramas Tectonic geomorphology.
1700: Reiners, Brandon & Zattin Thermochronometry.
1800: End of session
Tuesday, 5 November
MORNING SESSION
BREAKOUT GROUPS
The goal for this day is for each research group to prepare specific information about its overall objectives, time line for activities, and publication goals. It is also important to work out details and expectations for collaborations.
A tentative breakdown is given below for each research group. We have identified some individuals with cross-over interests (see notes in parentheses), but all individuals are free to cross between groups to ensure coordination of broader research activities or to identify multiple areas of collaboration.
The overall charge is that each group prepares a short Power Point presentation (to be delivered the next day) that addresses the questions below.
1) What are the contributions to the overall objectives of the RETREAT project?
2) What are the specific research objectives for the group?
3) What collaborations are involved, and how will they be organized?
4) What is the time line for research activities, and for publications? We strongly encourage that each group to identify research that can be published early in the project.
5) Are there problems or obstacles that might significantly delay the planned schedule?
0900: Meet in breakout groups.
1400: Organize presentations.
1700: End of session.
Wednesday, 9 October
MORNING SESSION
SUMMARY PRESENTATIONS AND DISCUSSION
In addition to the summaries, we hope to have time to review pros and cons about where the geodetic and seismic networks will be deployed. The key issues are to ensure that the networks have a clear connection to the other field studies, that they have sufficient coverage of the asthenosphere above the slab, and that they avoid the complexities associated with magmatism starting in southern Tuscany.
0900: Geodynamics
0930: Tectonics
1000: Geomorphology
1100: Thermochronology
1130: Geodetics
1200: Seismology
1800: End of session
TENTATIVE LIST FOR RESEARCH GROUPS
(note that some individuals, indicated with asterisks below, will not be attending)
Geodetics
Richard Bennett, chair
Alessandra Esposito*
Alessandro Galvani*
Enrico Serpelloni
James Davis*
Marco Anzidei
Mario Cosmo
Paolo Baldi*
Paolo Cristofoletti
Geodynamics
Sean Willett, chair
Claudio Faccenna*
douard Kaminski
Nicola D'Agostino (Geodetics)*
Russell N. Pysklywec
Ray Fletcher (Tectonics)
Geomorphology
Frank Pazzaglia, chair
Darryl Granger (Thermochron)
Francesco Dramis
Mauro Coltorti
Missy Eppes
Paola Molin
Pieruccini Pierluigi
Seismology
Jeffrey Park, chair
Alessandro Amato*
Marco Cattaneo
Claudio Chiarabba*
Anne Deschamps
Jim Fowler*
Eduard Kissling*
Vadim Levin
Francesco Pio Lucente
Andrea Morelli
David Okaya
Jaroslava Plomerova
Lucia Margheriti
Claudia Piromallo*
Silvia Pondrelli
Francoise Sage*
Senen Sandoval
Giulio Selvaggi (Geodetics)*
Raffaele di Stefano
Luca Valensise
Spahr Webb
Tectonics
Darrel S. Cowan, chair
Massimiliano Barchi*
Alberto Castellarin*
Donatella Massoli
Giorgio Minelli
Giancarlo Molli (Thermochron)
Cristina Pauselli
Vincenzo Picotti
G. Andrea Pini*
Federico Rossetti*
Fabrizio Storti*
Gian Zuffa*
Thermochronology
Peter Reiners, chair
Mark Brandon (Tectonics)
Giuditta Fellin (Tectonics)
Jeremy Hourigan (Tectonics)
Maria Laura Balestrieri*
Massimiliano Zattin
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