Japanese-Russian Ophiolite Symposium

2006/02/05 produced，2006/03/12 renewed

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A symposium on ophiolites, greenstones and ocean-floor rocks in Japan and Far East Russia will be held at the lecture room of the Ocean Research Institute, the University of Tokyo on Saturday, March 4, 2006. The program is shown below. This symposium is a project in the Japanese-Russian co-operative research titled "Origin of Paleozoic meta-ophiolites and Mesozoic accretionary complexes in the circum-Pacific orogenic belt of the Koryak Mountains" (Leaders; A. Ishiwatari (Japan) and S. D. Sokolov (Russia)), which is supported by JSPS of Japan and RFBR of Russia. We welcome participation of those who are interested in geology, petrology, geochemistry and tectonics related to these rocks.

To find the way to the Ocean Research Institute, please see the following address.

http://www.ori.u-tokyo.ac.jp/map/index.html

We thank Prof. Teruaki Ishii of Ocean Research Institute for the arrangement of this symposium.

Akira Ishiwatari

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Akira ISHIWATARI, Dr. Prof. Dean / Department
of Earth Sciences, Faculty of Science, Kanazawa
University, Kakuma, Kanazawa 920-1192 JAPAN
Tel: +81-76-264-6522, -6513, Fax: -6545
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Japanese-Russian Ophiolite Symposium Program [PDF]

March 4, 2006, 12:30-18:00 at Ocean Research Institute, the University of Tokyo
 

ORAL PRESENTATIONS

12:30. Akira Ishiwatari (Kanazawa Univ.) Ophiolite-blueschist belts from Japan to Russia and their genesis in intra-oceanic supra-subduction zones: Introduction and perspective [PDF]

12:50. Teruaki Ishii (ORI., Univ. Tokyo), Naoto Hirano (Tokyo Inst. Technol.), Yasuhiko Ohara.( Hydrog. & Oceanog. Dep. Japan) and Makoto Arima (Yokohama Nat. Univ.) Mantle peridotites recovered from serpentine seamounts, breccia pipe (diatreme),  megamullions and tectonic outcrops of the sea floor in the Western Pacific [PDF]

13:10. Sergey D. Sokolov (GIN-RAS, Moscow) Ophiolite in the collisional and accretionary structures of Northeastern Russia [PDF]

13:35. Yujiro Ogawa, Ryota Mori, Naoto Hirano, Masanori Kurosawa, Toshiaki Tsunogae, Teruaki Ishii*, and Satoru Haraguchi* (Univ. Tsukuba; *ORI, Univ. Tokyo) Mineoka ophiolite in Izu arc collision zone: MOR origin or island-arc origin? ---Constraints from chemistry, dating and metamorphic rock exhumation---  [PDF]

13:55. Marina V. Luchitskaya1 (GIN-RAS, Moscow), N. V. Tsukanov2 (Inst. Oceanol., Moscow), W. Kramer3 (GeoForschungsZentrum, Potsdam), S.G. Skolotnev1 and W. Seifert3 
Ophiolite of Kamchatsky Mys Peninsula, Eastern Kamchatka [PDF]


14:15-14:25 COFFEE BREAK

14:25. Makoto Arima (Yokohama Nat. Univ.) Petrogenesis of tonalite middle crust of the northern IBM arc: constraints from geochemical and geophysical studies of the Miocene Tanzawa plutonic complex [PDF]

14:45. Galina V. Ledneva (GIN-RAS, Moscow) Heterogeneous ultramafic-mafic complex of the Southern Koryak Highlands (Russian Far East): genesis and geodynamic interpretations [PDF]

15:05. Kiyoaki Niida (Hokkaido Univ.) and Hiroaki Nishijima (Nomura Research Inst.)　Clinopyroxene mineralogy of ophiolitic ankaramites [PDF]

15:25. Marianna I. Tuchkova (GIN-RAS, Moscow)
Triassic - Lower Cretaceous cherts and siliceous sediments related to ophiolites of Far East [PDF]

15:45. Yasutaka Hayasaka (Hiroshima Univ.) and Yoshimitsu Suda (National Institute of Polar Res.)  Petrogenesis and tectonics of an intra-oceanic island arc origin Yakuno ophiolite, Southwest Japan [PDF]

16:05-16:15 COFFEE BREAK

16:15. Hayato Ueda (Hokkaido Univ.) and Sumio Miyashita (Niigata Univ.)  Reconstruction of subducted oceanic crust based on accreted metabasalts in Cretaceous Hokkaido, Japan  [PDF]

16:35. Tomoaki Morishita (Kanazawa Univ.), Takeshi Matsumoto (Ryukyu Univ.), Henry J. B. Dick (WHOI),
Shoji Arai (Kanazawa Univ.) and Yoshito Ishida (Kanazawa Univ.)　Small-scale variations in abyssal
peridotites from Atlantis Bank of the slow-spreading Southwest Indian Ridge [PDF]

16:55. Kazuto Koizumi and Akira Ishiwatari (Kanazawa Univ.) Oceanic plateau accretion inferred
from Late Paleozoic greenstones in the Jurassic Tamba accretionary complex, Southwest Japan [PDF]

17:15. Toyoto Azuma (Hokkaido Univ.) Petrological characteristics and origin of the Hahajima serpentinites [PDF]

17:35. Isamu Ishii, Kiyoaki Niida (Hokkaido Univ.) and Teruaki Ishii (ORI, Univ. Tokyo) Petrology of peridotites from the southern Mariana Trench [PDF]

17:55-18:00 Concluding Message (A. Ishiwatari)

POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Suren A. Palandzhyan (GIN-RAS, Moscow) Middle Paleozoic ophiolites of the Ust-Belaya terrane (Western Koryak accretionary complex, Russian Far East): ultramafic and mafic rocks as indicators of geodynamic setting [PDF]

Aleksandr V. Ganelin (GIN-RAS, Moscow) and Sergey A. Silantyev (Vernadsky Inst. Geochem. & Anal. Chem., RAS, Moscow)  Geochemistry and geodynamic setting of the Gromadnensk-Vurguveem pedidotite-gabbro massif (South Anyui suture, western Chukotka) [PDF]

 

Photo Gallery of Previous Cooperative Research in Russia

  Fig. 1. On top of the lherzolite body at the Povorotnyi Cape.

  The 2nd person from right is Prof. S. D. Sokolov, and the 3rd is myself.

  In the 1995 cooperative research in the Taigonos Peninsula.
 

 

  Fig. 2. Chert-greenstone complex at the Povorotnyi Cape

  In the 1995 cooperative research in the Taigonos Peninsula.
 

  Fig. 3. Turbidite formation at the Povorotnyi Cape

  In the 1995 cooperative research in the Taigonos Peninsula.
 

 

  Fig. 4. In front of the monument in Magadan City.

  On the return trip after the 1997 cooperative research in Taigonos Peninsula

  From right, Prof. S. Miyashita, Dr. T. Tsujimori and Mr. D. Saito.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Photos of the 2006 Japanese-Russian Ophiolite Symposium in Tokyo


Photo 1. Participants of the Ophiolite Symposium at the evening farewell party (Ocean Research Institute, University of Tokyo. Local Organizer: Dr. Teruaki Ishii)

 

Photo 2. Studying outcrop of the Ashigara Group along the River Kawauchi-gawa, Tanzawa Mountains. Field Leader: Professor M. Arima of Yokohama National University.

 

Photo 3. Visiting Japan Agency of Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC) in Yokosuka. Observing a 1:100 miniature model of the ocean-floor drilling vessel "CHIKYU" of JAMSTEC.

 

Photo 4. Studying outcrop of a slump structure formed by submarine land slide in the Misaki Formation of the Miura Group at Kaito-cho, Miura City, Kanagawa Prefecture.

 

 

 

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