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10/24 Day 1 (9:00am-5:00pm)

Hardware Components

ZLand Field Equipment

ZLand Management System

ZLandManagement System

System Configuration

Software Configuration

HMC description

Spread Management Description

10/25 Day 2 (9:00am-5:00pm)

ZLandManagement System

Job Creation

Using Test Management

Spread Management GIS Operation

10/26 Day 3 (9:00am-5:00pm)

Hands-On

Job Creation

Using Test Management

Spread Management GIS Operation

10/27-10/28 Day 4 and Day 5

Discussion

Location:

8/6 (Sat.)

arrive (Stay IES)

8/7 (Sun.)

arrive (Stay IES)

8/8 (Mon.)

Morning

go to Hualien by train (10:08 170 松山-花蓮);

Afternoon

Visit 顏君毅 and field trip

Dinner with 顏君毅’s group

stay at 東華 guesthouse (booked)

8/9 (Tue.)

Morning

Visit 蔡金河

Lunch with  蔡金河’s group

Afternoon

workshop at 東華 (2pm);

website: http://140.115.22.221/?page_id=213;

dinner with young geoscientists;

stay at 村上春樹民宿 (booked)

8/10 (Wed.)

Morning

seismics with C.-Y. Wang;

Afternoon

visit Chruch

stay at 東華 guesthouse (booked)

8/11 (Thur.)

Morning

back to Taipei (10:13 271 花蓮-松山);

Afternoon

Visit 張建興與何俊瑋

dinner with 張建興與何俊瑋

stay at IES (booked)

8/12 (Fri.)

Irish workshop;

stay at IES (booked)

8/13-8/14

stay at IES (booked)

8/15 (Mon.) 

visit NCU (talk with 陳建志);  

stay at IES (booked)

8/16 (Tue.)

Leave

會議時間： 2016.Aug.09  2:00 pm

會議地點：東華大學環境學院院會議室(暫定B216，二樓)

主持人：張文彥及林正洪

會議籌劃：孫維芳、林哲民、郭陳澔

參與單位：東華大學、台灣大學、中正大學、中央大學、國研院國震中心、國研院海科中心、工研院

會議指導與討論：

吳大銘 教授 (Binghamton University & University of Southern California)

王乾盈 特聘教授 (中央大學)

議程大綱：

Session I (～30 分鐘): 與會人員自我介紹 (3分鐘，一頁投影片)

Session II (~60 分鐘): 台灣地震相關觀測及未來研究簡介

Break (15 分鐘)

Session III: 綜合討論

晚宴： 展望未來酒會-居南邨57號 (夢想家)

詳細議程：

Session I :自我介紹

Session II : 台灣地震相關觀測及未來研究簡介

Session III：綜合討論

引言 : 林正洪, 郭陳澔

建議與指導: 王乾盈, 吳大銘

結論 : 張文彥

Lastest Updated: 2016.Jul.28

Introduction:

With the advances made in recent years on surface geology, subsurface geophysical velocity/electrical-resistivity imaging and geodesy, among others, Taiwan has become one of the best studied active orogens. We are now in a position to pose and test hypotheses of how Taiwan evolved as a mountainous island in the recent few million years. As a young structure, however, the materials under the mountain ranges are not totally exposed; thus additional constraints are need in interpreting available observations in terms of minerals and rocks and the ongoing geological processes. To explore possible orogenic models we may resort to reexamination and comparison of other, and especially, old orogenic belts, some of which are deeply eroded and thus the materials in the core of the mountains are now exposed. On the other hand, for the Taiwan orogen our knowledge of the plate tectonic framework, the subsurface structures under various parts of the orogen, the kinematics of the orogeny based on earthquake mechanisms and GPS measurements, the possible rheological properties of the crust or even current temperature in the core of the mountains provide clues of conditions at depth during the active phase of orogeny. By using “the present” (i.e., Taiwan) as “a key to the past” and the “past” (the exposed core of old orogens) as “a key to the depth” is the best we can do to improve our knowledge for mountain building as a whole.

One of the ancient arc-continental orogens that appears to share several common tectonic characteristics with Taiwan is the west Ireland Lough Nafooey (arc)-Laurentian margin collision (the Grampian orogeny) (Figs. 1 and 2). It took place in early-mid Ordovician (475-462 m.y. bp). From each of the mountains around the world, depending on the age and degree of erosion we may compare field evidence and distill/test ideas concerning detailed geological processes of orogeny. While the materials internal to the different provinces of the ancient (inactive) orogen provide examples of what could be underneath the Taiwan orogen, the rheological properties of the crust gained from seismic data.

Location: Ireland

Date:  3^rd to 9^th September, 2016

Pre-Workshop: 10 am, 12^th August (Fri.), 2016 (Seminar room, 6F, IES, Taipei, Taiwan)

Papers for discussion at pre-workshop:

1. Paul Ryan, 2007, Preservation of forearc basins during island arc–continent collision: Some insights from the Ordovician of western Ireland.

2. Paul Ryan and John Dewey, 2004, The South Connemara Group reinterpreted: a subduction-accretion complex in the Caledonides of Galway Bay, western Ireland.

Schedule:

1. Taiwan and western Ireland orogenies and understanding of mountain building in general (Francis Wu)

2: Field trip logistics (Hao Kuo-Chen)

3. “Typical” Taiwan cross sections from Coastal Range to Coastal Plain and comparative sections of west Ireland from literature by Ryan, Dewey etc. (paper reviews)

4. Summary: Key factors to explore in comparing Taiwan and western Ireland  (Yuan-hsi Lee)

      (papers: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-EDE3vF4TuoSHFiVUdPTWt1Zjg)

Workshop Agenda (9/3~9/9)

Presentation on 9/3

Accommodation:

Convent Guest House (www.theconvent.ie)

Bed, breakfast, packed lunch and a 2 course evening meal (main course plus choice of either starter or sweet) at the Blackberry Restaurant. (€70 per person per day)

Transportation:

A small Bus:  €2590 (include airport pickup and drop off)  gasoline €??

Pick up at 13:30 pm on 9/2 (Driver: Pat Lydon)

The coach driver’s mobile is:  +353 87 2673126

Participants:

1. Francis Wu, Binghamton Uni., USA (Convener)

1. Bob Wintsch, Indiana University, USA

3. John Dewey, Uni. College Oxford, UK (field trip organizer)

1. Paul Ryan, National University of Ireland, Ireland  (field trip organizer)
2. Dennis Brown, Instituto de Ciencias de la Tierra “Jaume Almera”, CSIC, Spain  (field trip organizer)
3. Cristina Biete, Instituto de Ciencias de la Tierra “Jaume Almera”, CSIC,  Spain
4. Hao-Tsu Chu, Central Geological Survey, Taiwan
5. Yuan-Hsi Lee, National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan
6. Jian-Cheng Lee, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
7. Yu-Chang, Chan, Academia Sinica, Taiwan
8. Chih-Tung Chen, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
9. Chin-Ho Tsai, National Dong Hwa University, Taiwan
10. Ruey-Juin Rau, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
11. Wei Lo, National Taipei University of Technology, Taiwan
12. Hao Kuo-Chen, National Central University, Taiwan

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Last Updated: August.12.2016