FIRST IGCP 580 MEETING DECEMBER 2009

FIRST IGCP 580 MEETING
MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY,
CORRELATIONS AND
PALEOENVIRONMENTS
LIEGE, BELGIUM
Meeting, field trip and training
2–3–4–5-6
DECEMBER 2009
Liège University, B20, Sart Tilman, Belgium
http://www2.ulg.ac.be/geolsed/MS/meeting.htm
Contact: [email protected]
[email protected]
VENUE
The first IGCP 580 meeting will be held at Liège University Wednesday 2 and
Thursday 3 of December 2009 (plus a fieldtrip day on the Friday 4 and training on the
Saturday 5 December).
The city of Liège is situated in the valley of the river Meuse, near Belgium's eastern
borders with the Netherlands (35km from Maastricht) and Germany (60km from
Aachen), where the Meuse meets the Ourthe river. It is in the former "sillon
industriel", the industrial backbone of Wallonia.
The city is the principal economic and cultural centre of Wallonia and is well-known
for its very crowded folk festivals (mostly in summer) and is renowned for its
significant nightlife. Within the pedestrian zone, there is an area (100 m square called
"Le Carré") with many lively pubs which are reputed to remain open until the last
customer leaves (typically around 6 am). Another active area is the "Place du
Marché".
The "Batte" market is where most locals visit on Sundays. This outdoor market
stretches along the Meuse River and also attracts many visitors to Liège. The market
typically runs from early morning to 2 o'clock in the afternoon every weekend, all year
long.
During winter, the weather can be really cold or humid but December is the period of
Christmas Market and Liege has a huge one which is famous for beer, peket (local
alcohol) and warm wine or warm chocolate.
How to reach us: http://www2.ulg.ac.be/acces/plans/b20.html
LANGUAGE
English will be the official language of the meeting.
ORGANIZATION
Organizing committee: Anne-Christine da Silva, Frédéric Boulvain
Scientific committee: Michael Whalen (USA), Jindrich Hladil (CZE), Daizhao Chen
(CHN), Simo Spassov (BEL) and Xavier Devleeschouwwer (BEL)
Secretariat and correspondence: IGCP 580 Meeting, Liège University, pétrologie
sédimentaire, B20, Boulevard du Rectorat, 15, Université de Liège, Sart Tilman, 4000
Liège, Belgium. Phone : +32 43662258 or + 32 43662252. Fax : + 32 43662029
Web: http://www2.ulg.ac.be/geolsed/MS/meeting.htm
Emails: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
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PERSONAL INSURANCE
Personal insurance is NOT included in the registration fee. All participants are
advised to make their own arrangements for the duration of the meeting and the field
trips.
VISAS
Participants from non-European countries are advised to check with their nearest
Belgian Embassy of Diplomatic Mission on visa requirements. You can check the
website: www.diplomatie.be
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
Contributions to every topic related to the application of magnetic susceptibility in
paleoenvironmental studies are welcome. Authors are invited to present their work
orally or poster presentations. Oral and poster presentation will be selected by the
conveners. Instructions for preparation and submission of abstracts are on the
website. The submitted abstract will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee.
MEETING DEADLINE
15 September, 2009 - Deadline for submission of abstracts, for registration, for
application to grants and for payment.
EVENT
Social dinner in the centre of Liege in a typical restaurant, near Christmas market, is
planned for the evening 2 December 2009 (30 Euros).
FIELD TRIP
Post-meeting field trip: Friday 4 December 2009,
sedimentology and magnetic susceptibility.
Devonian
of
Belgium,
Minimum of 7 participants are needed otherwise the field trip will be cancelled.
Registration fees: 50 Euros.
http://www2.ulg.ac.be/geolsed/excuFr/excu_Fr.htm
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GRANTS
Grants are offered mostly to participants from less developed countries. If you want
to apply for a grant (before 15 September), please send us an email
([email protected], [email protected]) with your affiliation.
TRAINING
A TRAINING SESSION will be proposed on Saturday 5 December. This training will
present the technique of magnetic susceptibility and its application in sedimentology
and paleoenvironmental studies. Training is free and you’re all welcome, but please
do not forget to register before 15 September.
Training Schedule (this schedule is subject to change):
Saturday 5 December
9h00 - 10h30: B.B. Ellwood (Department of Geology and Geophysics, Louisiana
State University, U.S.A.): Magnetic susceptibility: instruments, units, standardization
and various approaches for using MS data sets for correlations
11h00 - 12h30: S. Spassov (Centre de Physique du Globe, IRM, Dourbes, Belgium):
The potential of mineral magnetism for studying past and present environment.
12h30 - 14h00 Lunch
14h00 - 16h30: X. Devleeschouwer (Sedimentologie et dynamique des bassins, ULB,
Belgium): Rock magnetism in the sedimentary record: history of magnetism,
magnetic mineralogy; magnetic susceptibility thermomagnetism and hysteresis
applications conducted simultaneously
Sunday 6 December
S. Spassov: Visit of Dourbes facilities (Belgian Geophysical institute)
Departure 9 am from Liege, return around 3pm.
ABSTRACT - EXTENDED ABSTRACT
Abstracts will be published in a special issue of "Geologica Belgica" which is the
Belgian geological journal (impact factor for 2007: 0.396), available for free online
http://popups.ulg.ac.be/Geol.htm
You have two possibilities:
- To publish a paper or extended abstract: follow this link for the instruction for
authors http://www2.ulg.ac.be/geolsed/GB/page1.htm
- To publish an abstract of maximum 1 page, see the sample below;
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Application of magnetic susceptibility for correlations of Palaeozoic rocks
(Title Arial 12 bold)
Modrikamen, F.1, Perron, L.G.1 and Cockerill, J.2
(Author names Arial 12)
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Sedimentary Petrology, Boulevard du Rectorat, 15, B20, Université de Liège, Sart Tilman, 4000
Liège, Belgium. Email : [email protected]
Geophysic institute, BU8-2QZ, Chertal University, Oregon, U.S.A.. Email: [email protected]
(Author adress in arial 10)
Text of the Abstract, in Arial 11
Please send your contribution to [email protected], [email protected] before
15 September 2009.
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REGISTRATION FORM?
Send the following form by e-mail to: [email protected], [email protected]. Or
fax: IGCP 580, +0032-43662029 (please use type writer or write using block letters),
or to this address: IGCP 580 Meeting, pétrologie sédimentaire, B20, Boulevard du
Rectorat, 15, Université de Liège, Sart Tilman, 4000 Liège, Belgium.
Name:
Affiliation:
Address:
Telephone:
Fax:
E-mail:
I intend to present
Paper title:
Talk title
Poster title:
I WILL TAKE PART AT THE:
Conference: 50 Euros
Excursion: 50 Euros
Social dinner: (2 December 2009) 30 Euros
Training: Free
I will pay: Fees
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Refund of fees: In the case of cancelling your registration for the meeting and
additional events, your fees paid (less 20€) will be refunded before mid-October.
After 15 October refunding will not be possible.
Payment by bank transfer only!
Please indicate your name when making transfer
Bank Account:
IBAN: BE27 0015 3601 2073
code BIC: GEBABEBB?
For: Maris, Viviane et Guadagnano, Mariella
Communication: MS Congress, Liege
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TRAVEL, HOTEL, LIÈGE
How to reach the meeting ?
http://www2.ulg.ac.be/acces/plans/b20.html
Liège and surroundings
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Liège University location
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Liège University map
If you come by car, on the Campus University, follow parking P36 road signs
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IGCP meeting location
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Travel information
By Bus: http://www.infotec.be/ Bus going to the University is the 48. Bus ticket cost
1.3 euros. http://www.infotec.be/Files/TECLV/NetPlan/centreliege2006.pdf
You should stop at the bus stop “PHYSIQUE” on the Bus line No 48, it’s right in front
of the geological building. On line 58, get off at “CHIMIE” and the geological building
is 3 minutes walk from there (line 58 is not working at the weekend).
By Train: Belgium has a very well developed train network, all schedules and prices
on http://www.b-rail.be/main/index.html.
Main train station in Liège is Liège Guillemins (and you can take the bus 48 to
University from this station).
By Air:
- Brussels airport: http://www.brusselsairport.be/en/. From Brussel airport to Liege:
train to Brussels north or Leuven and then train to Liege
- Brussels South Airport: http://www.charleroi-airport.com/ From Charleroi Airport
(Brussels South): Shuttles to Brussels and then train to Liege
- Liege Airport: http://www.liegeairport.com/ From Liege Airport: buses to Liege
Guillemins but the easiest way is probably to take a taxi.
Accommodation
http://www.hotels.be/liege/fr/prov-7
http://www.liege.be/visitelg/tourisme/hotels/hotels.htm
The folowing map might help you to choose an hotel. Other hotels are listed on the
webistes
http://www.liege.be/visitelg/tourisme/hotels/hotels.htm
and
http://www.hotels.be/liege/fr/prov-7. The hotels listed on the map are all close to bus
stop 48 and 58 to the university and are all close to city centre (hotels 1-3) or main
train station (hotel 5 to 8) (and hotel 4 is in intermediate position close to a small
green park).
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1. Hotel Ibis Centre Opera, Place de la république Française, 41 (72-85€)
2. Hotel Mercure Liège Centre, Boulevard de la Sauvenière, 100 (115-160€)
3. Les Acteurs Rue des Urbanistes,10 (46-59€)
4. Le cygne d’argent, Rue Beeckman, 49 (41-92€)
5. Hotel Metropole SA, Rue des Guillemins (from 44€)
6. Les Nations, Rue des Guillemins, 139 (from 63€)
7. Best Western Univers Hotel, Rue des Guillemins, 116 (from 55€)
8. Hotel Husa de la Couronne, Place des Guillemins, 11 (from 65€)
Liège
The city is situated in the valley of the river Meuse, near Belgium's eastern borders
with the Netherlands and Germany, where the Meuse meets the Ourthe. It is in the
former "sillon industriel", the industrial backbone of Wallonia.
The city is the principal economic and cultural centre of Wallonia and is well-known
for its very crowded folk festivals (mostly in summer) and is renowned for its
significant nightlife. Within the pedestrian zone, there is an area (100 m square called
"Le Carré") with many lively pubs which are reputed to remain open until the last
customer leaves (typically around 6 am). Another active area is the "Place du
Marché".
The "Batte" market is where most locals visit on Sundays. The outdoor market goes
along the Meuse River and also attracts many visitors to Liège. The market typically
runs from early morning to 2 o'clock in the afternoon every weekend year long.
In December, you'll be able to enjoy the Christmas market which is one of the biggest
in Belgium (www.villagedenoel.be).
Links for tourist informations: http://www.liegecongres.be/EN/INDEX/index.php and
http://www.liege.be
This map might help you to find the main interesting spots in Liege
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Liege University
Foundation of Liege University in 1817. They are 17 000 students and 2500
lecturers-researchers in Liege University, in 7 Faculties, 1 Institute and 1 School, 41
departments.
http://www.ulg.ac.be and access and maps on http://www2.ulg.ac.be/acces/plans/
GENERAL WARNING
Belgium is a trilingual country (French, Dutch and German). Liege is unilingual
French and Brussels is bilingual, French and Dutch. You might see street or train
signs in French and Dutch.
Anvers = Antwerpen
Bruges = Brugge
Bruxelles = Brussels (main train stations : Bruxelles Midi = Brussel Zuid, Bruxelles
Central = Brussel Centraal, Bruxelles Nord = Brussel Noord)
Gand = Gent
Liège = Luik = Lüttich (in German)
Louvain = Leuven
Mons = Bergen
Namur = Namen
Airport = Aéroport = Luchthaven
A few French important sentencies
How can I get to Liege University (Geological Building)?
Pourriez-vous m’indiquer la route pour aller à l’université de Liège (au bâtiment de
géologie)?
Is this train going to Liège?
Est ce que ce train va à Liège?
I don’t speak French, do you speak English?
Je ne parle pas Français, est ce que vous parles anglais?
Where is bus stop 48 (or 58)?
Où est l’arrêt de bus quarante-huit (cinquante-huit)?
How can I get to the Carré (or Square)? (Famous night life district in Liège)
Pourriez-vous m’indiquer la route pour le Carré ?
Can I have a beer (or chocolate or Liège waffle)? Please, what kind of beer (or
chocolate or waffle) do you have?
Je voudrai une bière (du chocolat / une gaufre de Liège). S’il vous plait, quelles
sortes de bières (chocolat / gaufre) avez vous ?
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