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  • Letter of Abstract Acceptance 7 June, 10 June, 2016
  • Schedule and Conference Programme 20 June, 30 June, 2016
  • Accommodation deadline 31 August, 2016

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 Interpretive sketch of the central Elba laccolith complex.
 Monte Capanne pluton: a facies rich in K-feldspar megacrysts and mafic microgranular enclaves.

Leaders: Sergio Rocchi sergio.rocchi@unipi.it, Andrea Dini

Date Thursday-Monday, 15-19 September 2016
Departure 15 September afternoon from the conference venue in Rimini
Arrival 19 September late afternoon at Pisa railway station
Costs 465 € all inclusive. Shared room only. Single room accommodation is subject to availability and is not included in the field trip fee. For more information contact the field leader.
Participants Min 15 - Max 23

Abstract
The field trip is aimed to (i) visit worked examples of multi-sheet shallow level intrusions, developing a holistic understanding of a laccolith-pluton-dyke swarm complex, (ii) acknowledge the role of field observations in understanding the structural and chronological relationships between magma emplacement, generation of fluid paths/traps and ore deposition.

Programme
15-set: Leave Rimini by minivan, overnight in Campiglia Marittima.
16-set: Dykes, pluton overburden displacement and associated base metal skarn deposits, Campiglia Marittima. Ferry to Elba Island in the late afternoon. Overnight in Elba Island.
17-set: Multilayered felsic laccolith with its feeder dykes, Central Elba Island.Overnight in Elba Island.
18-set: Sheeted felsic pluton and late plutonic mafic dyke swarm, Western Elba Island. Overnight in Elba Island.
19-set: Tabular intrusions, low-angle extensional faulting and ore deposits, eastern Elba Island, historical site for iron extraction since Etruscan-Roman times. Leave to Pisa, arriving in late afternoon.

The program features one pre- and two post-conference field-trips.

 

Pre-Conference

FT1 - From rifting to drifting: Insights into Triassic to Lower Jurassic evolution of the western boundary of the Adriatic plate

Post-Conference

FT2 - Magmatism and ore deposits in Tuscany

FT3 - Venice, its marbles and glasses

 

Please read this important information before you register for a field trip (User Panel) 

1 The registration for the field trips closes on 09 May 2016.

2 Accompanying persons are welcome to the field trip. They must be over the age of 18 years.

3. Before you register, please download the waiver of claims form, complete it and email it to emc2016@newaurameeting.it. You will not be allowed on the field trip without this signed document.

4 ** IMPORTANT ** Medical and other insurance

emc2016 registration fees do not include insurance for participants against personal injuries, sickness, theft or damage. This applies to any event associated with the conference including field trips. Participants are advised to obtain whatever insurance they consider necessary. Foreign visitors to Italy are not covered by the local medical insurance plans.

5 Refunds

If the field trip is cancelled by the organization, the fee will be totally refunded. If the field trip is cancelled by the participant before May 09 2016, the fee will be refunded less € 50 administration costs. In other circumstances, the registration fee is not refundable.

6 Cancellations

All requests for cancellations of registration or field trip participation must be received in writing by e-mail (emc2016@newaurameeting.it) by the Conference Secretariat. Cancellations will not be accepted by telephone.

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Detail of the floor of the St.Mark's Basilica in Venice (XII c.) with ancient porphyries and marbles.

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Detail of the glass library of the firm Orsoni in Venice.

Leaders: Lorenzo Lazzarini lorenzo@iuav.it, Monica Bittante, Marco Verità

Date Friday-Saturday, 16-17 September 2016
Departure 16 September early morning, from the conference venue in Rimini
Arrival 17 September afternoon at Venice
Costs all inclusive: 450€ (shared double room), 500€ (single room). The rate includes all transports (bus from/to Rimini; ferries), a private visit to St. Mark's Basilica with a professional guide, museum entrance fees, meals and accommodation in single/double room.
Participants: Min 15 - Max 25

September is high-season in Venezia and the expenses for accommodation may vary. We strongly encourage potential participants to express their definite interest in the field trip not later than 09 May, 2016.

Abstract
The goal of this field trip is to enjoy a short visit of Venice and its lagoon and discover two important classes of its building and decorative materials, marbles and glasses, through dedicated visits to two important monuments (the Church of San Donato and the basilica of Saint Mark) and two glass factories, one specialized in mosaic fabrication (Orsoni) and one in the making of artistic glass (Seguso). These visits will take place in the first half-day; the second half-day is dedicated to a classical tour among some of the most important sites and monuments of Venice.

Programme
16-set: transfer Rimini - Venice

          12.30: lunch
          14.00: visit to the Orsoni's mosaic glass factory
          15.30: short visit to the Ghetto and departure by boat for Murano
          16.00: visit to the church of San Donato, its marbles and mosaics
          17.30: visit to the Seguso glass factory
          18.30: departure by boat from Murano, short tour of the central eastern lagoon and arrival to the St. Mark's square
          19.30: reserved visit to the St. Mark's Basilica, its marbles and mosaics

17-set

           9.30 meeting in front of the St. Mark's Basilica for an introduction to the monuments of the St. Mark's square
          10.30- 13.30 : visit of the Santa Maria dei Miracoli Church, of the SS. Giovanni e Paolo Basilica (the Pantheon of the Venetians) and of the Scuola Grande di San Marco.
           Lunch in the area

Afternoon free for return to Rimini or departure from Venice (VCE international airport is at 1 hour boat from the hotel or at 30 minutes by bus from Piazzale Roma).

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Inferred architecture of the Adriatic margin during the Jurassic rifting. Red circles indicate Fenera, Gozzano and Arona.

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Outcrop from the Layered Internal Zone of the Mafic Complex of Finero 

Leaders: Alberto Zanetti zanetti@crystal.unipv.it, Antonio Langone, Alessandro Decarlis, Luca Martire, Carlo Bertok, Luca Barale

Date Thursday-Sunday, 8-11 September 2016
Departure 8 September, Milan Airports
Arrival 11 September late afternoon at the conference venue in Rimini
Costs 425 € all inclusive. Single occupancy is available. For more information contact the field leader.
Participants Min 14 - Max 23

Abstract
The lithologic sequence cropping out along the westernmost sector of the Southern Alps, between the Insubric line and the Po plain provides a unique opportunity to document the composition, the structure and the evolutionary features of the Adriatic plate from the surface down to a depth of about 25 km. It consists, from North-West to South-East, of the Ivrea-Verbano Zone, of the Serie dei Laghi and of remnants of Mesozoic sedimentary cover. The field trip intends to track the tectono-magmatic-metamorphic and stratigraphic evolution of this area during Triassic to Early Jurassic, when it finally became a distal rifted margin of the Alpine Tethys. This will be carried out linking the magmatic events and the metamorphic reequilibrations documented at lower crust levels by mantle and crustal rocks, with the corresponding geological evidence at the surface

Programme
08-set: Meeting of participants and transfer to the village of Santa Maria Maggiore (Vigezzo Valley). The gathering of the participants will take place by minibus. Three collection points will be envisaged in Milan, namely (1) Metro stop Famagosta, line M2 (2) Linate airport, (3) Malpensa Airport.
09-set: Excursion on the complete sequence of Finero Complex in Val Cannobina, during which participants will visit and discuss the phlogopite-bearing mantle unit, the transition to the layered gabbro intrusion, the amphibole peridotite unit, the external gabbro unit including crustal septa, the crystalline basement formed by amphibolite-bearing metavolcanites and paragneiss. Evening return to the hotel in Val Vigezzo.
10-set: Excursion dedicated to the Mesozoic sedimentary cover and the evidence of structures related to the Jurassic rifting. Morning departure from Val Vigezzo. Stops at (1) Arona (2) Gozzano, (3) Fenera. At the end of the field work, transfer to the headquarter of the "Val Sesia and Val Grande UNESCO Geopark", where the observations in the field will be synthesized in a comprehensive model for the Triassic-to-Lower-Jurassic geodynamic and structural evolution of the Ivrea-Verbano Zone. Besides, Simona Ferrando (Torino) will carry out a presentation Entitled: "The Mesozoic distal margin of the Adriatic plate: crustal thinning and mantle exhumation in the Canavese Zone." Afterwards, visit of a historic wine cellar and tasting of fine, local red wine. Night lodging and dinner in Borgomanero.
11-set 9am: Departure from Borgomanero with destination Pavia (arriving at 10:30). From Pavia participants will reach the EMC2016 venue at Rimini by bus.

 

Late Marco Beltrando on the outcrops of the Canavese Zone.

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Food for good

food for good

As of 2015, Palacongressi di Rimini offers its clients the opportunity to recover leftover food from their events and donate it to charities . Palacongressi endorses Food For Good - from meeting to solidarity, an initiative born out of a collaboration between Federcongressi, Food Bank and Equoevento. Every year in Italy, over 6 tons of food go to waste; at the same time, there are 10 million people living in poverty, 6.3 of which in conditions of absolute poverty, including 1 million children between the ages of 0-5 years. The contribution of organisers and exhibitors at the Palacongressi is therefore of major importance: with no additional costs and in agreement with Summertrade chefs, the catering company of the Rimini Fiera Group and official partner of the Palacongressi, menus are planned which are suitable both for the guests' needs and for the conservation and transport of any leftovers, resulting in a worthy act of social responsibility for the local area. The results and the feedback we have had in the first months of the project speak for themselves. Contact our staff for more information: always ready to help guide your choice.  The association chosen by Palacongressi is Opera Sant'Antonio di Rimini, a group of volunteers that manages the city's soup kitchen.

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