Journée scientifique Halogènes 2021
Second scientific workshop on Halogens:
from mantle processes to emissions
and their impact on the atmosphere
16 novembre 2021
Opening
9h30. J.D. Blundy – Oxford University
Formation of magmatic brines beneath volcanoes and implications for ore-forming processes
9h50. Tatsuhiro Kawamoto, Department of Geosciences, Faculty of Science, Shizuoka University
Saline fluid inclusions in Pinatubo mantle xenoliths linking subducted seawater to arc magmas
10h10. Estelle Rose-Koga – LMV Clermont-Ferrand
Halogen cycle in the mantle seen through melt inclusions
10H30 – 10h50, Discussion
10h50. Patricia Clay – The University of Manchester
Halogens in layered igneous intrusions: lessons from the Stillwater Complex and the Rum layered suite
11h10. Razvan-Gabriel POPA – ETH Zürich
Style of volcanic eruption determined by magma storage conditions: using halogens to explain the impossible rocks
11h30. Bastian Joachim-Mrosko – Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography, University of Innsbruck
The role and abundance of halogens during metamorphic and metasomatic reactions
11h50 Tobias Grützner-Hanke – IMPMC Paris
High pressure high temperature experiments on Bromine partitioning between natural basalt and an aqueous fluid.
12H10 – 12H30 - Discussion
Lunchtime
14h. Young Researchers (10 min talks)
Thiebaut d’Augustin (ISTeP)
Eruptive halogen fluxes towards the atmosphere
Sarah Figowy (ISTeP)
Crystal chemistry and partitioning of halogens in hydrous silicates: ab initio modelling
Etienne le Glas (IPGP)
What HCl contents and Cl stable isotope compositions can tell about low temperature fumarolic activity? Application to la Soufrière de Guadeloupe.
Morgane Rondet (ISTO)
Halogen behaviour in hydrous rhyolitic melts : experimental study and modelling of Cl and F solubilities
Hérizo Narivelo - CNRM (Toulouse)
Chemistry of halogens in the Etna's volcanic plume: Comparisons between the MOCAGE chemistry-transport model and the TROPOMI satellite data
Alexander Nies - LPC2E Orleans
Imaging measurements of HCHO and BrO in the atmosphere.
15h discussion
15h30. Tjarda Roberts – LPC2E Orleans
Volcanic Halogen Chemistry: from hot emissions to cooled plume
15h50. Luke Surl – The University of Aberdeen
WRF-Chem volcano: A tool for modelling the halogen chemistry of tropospheric volcanic plumes
16h10. Zhihong Zhuo, Herman Fuglestvedt, Kirstin Krüger – Oslo (UiO)
Tropical versus extratropical volcanic eruptions impacts (including volcanic sulphur and halogen injections)
16h30. Simon Warnach - Max-Planck-Institut für Chemie (MPIC)
A global perspective on BrO/SO2 ratio from TROPOMI
17h00 final discussion
ZOOM SESSION
Sujet : CYCL'HAL
Heure : 16 nov. 2021 09:00 UTC
To participate
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87695374560?pwd=SjJUOXdRT1AySURMT05TQlNXa3BkZz09
Meeting number : 876 9537 4560
password : m12e7A
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Chiffres clés
L'ISTeP comprend 108 membres dont :
- 12 professeurs
- 21 maîtres de conférences
- 2 directeurs de recherche CNRS
- 2 chargés de recherche CNRS
- 7 ATER et post-docs
- 26 doctorants
- 21 ITA-IATSS
- 17 collaborateurs bénévoles / émérites