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Research infrastructure in solid Earth geoscience
The Swedish Research Council and the Geological Survey of Sweden (SGU) invites to an afternoon on available research infrastructures of relevance to solid Earth geosciences. Welcome!
Date
14 November 2022
Time
13.00–15.15
Place
Digital meeting via Zoom
Registration
The meeting is free of charge and no registration is needed.
Research infrastructure in solid Earth geoscience
At the meeting infrastructure staff will present which capabilities of relevance to solid Earth geosciences the infrastructures can provide – either now or in the near future – and how users from academia, public and private sectors can access these capabilities.
The presentation will be followed by an “open house” where participants in parallel break-out sessions can ask further questions to the infrastructure staff to learn more on capabilities and access. It will be possible to jump between the sessions.
The meeting will be in English.
Program
13.00 Introduction
Magnus Friberg (The Swedish Research Council) and Therese Bejgarn (SGU)
13.10 Research infrastructure presentations (all are supported by national funding)
International continental drilling program, ICDP
Marco Bohnhoff
International Ocean discovery program IODP and European consortium for ocean research drilling ECORD
Gilbert Camoin
Riksriggen
Jan-Erik Rosberg
Core scanning infrastructure
Matthew O`Regan
Swedish drill core repository
Erika Ingvald
NordSIMS-Vegacenter
Ellen Kooijman
Stable Isotope Laboratory
Carl Magnus Mörth, tbc
Max IV
Aymeric Robert
Onsala Space Observatory
Rüdiger Haas
Swedish Polar Research Secretariat
Håkan Grudd and Åsa Lindgren
European plate observing system, EPOS
Henning Lorenz
14.10 Introduction to the open house session
Magnus Friberg
14.15 “Open house” – Q&A with the infrastructure staff.
15.15 Closing of the open house session
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