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EGU 2024 session on Earth's and planetary cores

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Sébastien Merkel
Fri, Nov 17, 2023 5:23 PM

Dear Colleagues,

the EGU abstracts submission is now open, in the last few years we have
run the session /Earth's and planetary cores: structure, dynamics and
evolution/ with great success. We would greatly appreciate your
contribution for the EGU 2024.

The abstract submission deadline is Wednesday, 10 January 2024, 13:00 CET.

EGU session: GD8.1/EMRP2.8/PS5.4
https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/sessionprogramme/5233#

Understanding the structures and dynamics of the core of a planet is
essential to constructing a global geochemical and geodynamical model,
and has implication on the planet's thermal, compositional and orbital
evolution.

Remote sensing of planetary interiors from space and ground based
observations is entering a new era with perspectives in constraining
their core structures and dynamics. Meanwhile, increasingly accurate
seismic data provide unprecedented images of the Earth's deep interior.
Unraveling planetary cores' structures and dynamics requires a synergy
between many fields of expertise, such as mineral physics, geochemistry,
seismology, fluid mechanics or geomagnetism.

This session welcomes contributions from all the aforementioned
disciplines following theoretical, numerical, observational or
experimental approaches.

Best,

Jerome Noir, Sebastien Merkel, Daria Holdenried-Chernoff and Jessica Irving.

--
Sébastien Merkel
Université de Lille, France
http://merkel.texture.rocks/

Dear Colleagues, the EGU abstracts submission is now open, in the last few years we have run the session /Earth's and planetary cores: structure, dynamics and evolution/ with great success. We would greatly appreciate your contribution for the EGU 2024. The abstract submission deadline is Wednesday, 10 January 2024, 13:00 CET. *EGU session: GD8.1/EMRP2.8/PS5.4 <https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/sessionprogramme/5233#>* Understanding the structures and dynamics of the core of a planet is essential to constructing a global geochemical and geodynamical model, and has implication on the planet's thermal, compositional and orbital evolution. Remote sensing of planetary interiors from space and ground based observations is entering a new era with perspectives in constraining their core structures and dynamics. Meanwhile, increasingly accurate seismic data provide unprecedented images of the Earth's deep interior. Unraveling planetary cores' structures and dynamics requires a synergy between many fields of expertise, such as mineral physics, geochemistry, seismology, fluid mechanics or geomagnetism. This session welcomes contributions from all the aforementioned disciplines following theoretical, numerical, observational or experimental approaches. Best, Jerome Noir, Sebastien Merkel, Daria Holdenried-Chernoff and Jessica Irving. -- Sébastien Merkel Université de Lille, France http://merkel.texture.rocks/