[IRIS] Corrected Session Announcement

[Richard Aster]

Dear Colleagues,

The earlier S11 announcement had an amusing typo in the second  
sentence.  My apologies; here is the corrected version.

Best,
Rick Aster

S11:  Geophysical Structure and Dynamics of the Western United States

Sponsor:  Seismology

Co-sponsors:  Tectonophysics, Volcanology, Geochemistry, and  
Petrology, Mineral and Rock Physics

Broad ranges of geological and geophysical datasets are currently  
being collected and geodynamical models are in development to provide  
new constraints on the structure and dynamics of the western United  
States. The rich and complex tectonic processes and history of this  
region are still under significant debate, thus necessitating a host  
of new multidisciplinary examinations. In particular, studies of  
seismological structure, models of regional deformation, and suites  
of new mineralogical and petrological data will provide the improved  
collection of constraints necessary to provide new insights into this  
enigmatic region. New observations and models from seismology,  
geodynamics, mineral physics, and petrology as they relate to this  
region are encouraged, particularly those which marry complementary  
datasets and methodologies.

Organizers:

Matthew J. Fouch
Arizona State University
Dept. of Geological Sciences
   Box 871404
Tempe, AZ, USA  85287
480-965-9292
fouch at asu.edu

Richard Aster
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Socorro, NM, USA  87801
aster at ees.nmt.edu

Richard Aster
Professor of Geophysics
Geophysical Research Center and Department of Earth and Environmental  
Science
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
801 Leroy Place, Socorro, NM 87801
(505) 835-5924
(505) 835-5634 (Dept. Office)
aster at ees.nmt.edu


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