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We are facing amplified global warming since the 1970s, a rising sea level, regional climate shifts, and extreme climate events that severely impact the human habitat. Thus, we have an obligation to conduct research that provides an understanding of present and past variations in regional and global climate.
Each day extraterrestrial matter collides with Earth. Throughout Earth's history, giant impacts created wide craters and devastations affecting the whole planet. These events may have wiped out major portions of the fauna and flora on the Earth. Still, large impacts are the fastest geological events creating new ground for evolution.
Volcanic eruptions may contribute to global climate change by changing the Earth's atmosphere. This can either be warming of the atmosphere through gases such as CO2, or global cooling through suspended volcanic particles. Understanding the interplay between volcanic activities and climate variations requires knowledge of both volcanic and climate history.
Bacteria, viruses and archaea dwell at depths to several thousand meters below ground and in temperatures of more than 120° C. With their metabolism they contribute to the generation of carbohydrates and mineral resources. These rich ecosystems are studied by scientific drilling.
Inside the Earth there is heat so intense that it melts rock and drives tectonic processes and planetary differentiation. Geothermal energy can be tapped from the Earth's natural heat at volcanoes or mantle plumes. Holes drilled into a subsurface geothermal system, or in volcanic areas, can drive turbines and generate electrical power.
Volcanic eruptions are one of Earth's most dramatic and violent agents of change. Powerful explosive eruptions can drastically alter land and water for tens of kilometers around a volcano. Some volcanoes exhibit precursory unrest that if detected, (e.g. by drilling), and analyzed in time allows eruptions to be anticipated.
Currently ca. 170 impact craters are known on Earth; about one third of those structures are not exposed on the surface, and can only be studied by geophysics or drilling. Drill cores yield information on the subsurface structures, and provide ground-truth for geophysical studies.
Plate margins are areas where the most life-threatening geological phenomena occurs. Accompanying ocean-margin geohazards include tsunamis, landslides, powerful volcanic eruptions, and other threats. Scientific drilling has a high potential for risk-mitigation studies, and must be an integral and indispensable part of this effort.
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Drilling and outreach in full swing
Your chance to ask questions before submitting proposals to ICDP
Your chance to ask questions before submitting proposals to ICDP
We invite proponents of ICDP preliminary, workshop, land-to-sea (L2S) and full proposals to online seminars for discussion including very brief lightning talks and detailed consultation on key subjects of proposals including but not limited to:
• Scientific themes of ICDP
• Pre-site survey
• Drilling and science operations
• Data and sample management
• Downhole logging and monitoring
• Instruments and service provision
• Education, outreach, capacity building
• Cost and budget, risk assessment
• 3rd party funding acquisition
• Examples from successful proposals
• Reasons to fail
• Review guidelines
• .…others as requested
Provisional dates: November: 22 to 26, 2021 and December: 6 to 10, 2021
Format: OSG will provide video teleconferencing via Zoom
Please contact Carola Koegler or 2020 FORD MUSTANG GT500 FORD PERFORMANCE 8 IN VINYL DECAL STICKER GRAPHICS for determining topics and appointments.
Call for abstracts
Call for abstracts
The joint IODP-ICDP session SSP 1.2 10pcs #37 (.1040") Diameter HSSCo8 Cobalt 135° Split Point Stub Drills YG-1" is open for abstract submission. Please submit your abstract before 12 January 2022, 13:00 CET.
Check here for more information on the EGU 2022 General Assembly
December 13-17, New Orleans, USA
December 13-17, New Orleans, USA
Albeit ICDP won`t be physically present at the upcoming AGU 2021 Fall Meeting, we will be available via zoom each day from 9:15-9:45 CST (Meeting ID: 846 7459 9441, Passcode: 602726). The joint 10' X 10' X 10' Blue Sun Shade Sail Triangle Amtaptn10190gsm Pergola Shade Sails will be held on Monday, December 13, at 9:00 am CST (4 pm CET) via zoom (Meeting ID: 846 7459 9441, Passcode: 602726).
for preparation of an ICDP Drilling Proposal: 25-27 July 2022 in: Dar es Salaam (Tanzania)
for preparation of an ICDP Drilling Proposal: 25-27 July 2022 in: Dar es Salaam (Tanzania)
For details see the workshop announcement on the LVDP project website. Deadline for application submission: January 25, 2022.
5th Edition of ICDP best practise brochure
5th Edition of ICDP best practise brochure
Download here the new, fifth Edition of the ICDP Primer, our best practice brochure for the successful planning and execution of continental scientific drilling projects