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TANGR2012 Whitepaper
Agenda
Wednesday, June 20
Guest House
19:00
– 20:30
Welcome Reception
Thursday, June 21
Building 203
08:30
Welcome
08:45
Purtschert
Passing in review of radio-noble-gas measurements by low level counting at University of Bern
09:30
Kutschera
Atom counting of noble gas radioisotopes with accelerators: successes and limitations
10:00
Coffee Break
10:15
Lu
Atom Trap Trace Analysis
10:45
Jiang
The ATTA-USTC instrument for radio-Kr dating
11:00
Müller
39
Ar Detection at the 10
-16
Isotopic Abundance Level with Atom Trap Trace Analysis
11:15
Ritterbusch
39
Ar ATTA @ Heidelberg - the atom optical aspect
11:30
Äschbach-Hertig
39
Ar ATTA @ Heidelberg - Preparation of Water and Ice Samples
12:00
Lunch Break
13:30
Sturchio
Applications of
81
Kr and
85
Kr in Groundwater Hydrology
14:00
Aggarwal
Global groundwater age determination – IAEA perspective
14:30
Kipfer
Noble gases in unconventional aquatic systems (coming soon)
15:00
Coffee Break
15:15
Fischer
Constraints on the deep water cycle based on volcanic and hydrothermal gas emissions
15:45
Yokochi
Tracing time scales of fluid residence and migration in the crust
16:15
Group photo
16:30
Jiang
ATTA Lab Tours / Poster Session
18:30
– 20:30
BBQ Dinner at Guest House
Friday, June 22
Building 203
08:30
Schlosser
39
Ar measurements in the polar oceans
09:00
Smethie
Argon-39 Measurements in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
09:30
Holzer
Improved constraints on transit time distribution from
39
Ar: a maximum entropy approach
10:00
Coffee Break
10:15
Severinghaus
Atmospheric krypton and xenon from ice cores suggest a two degree deep ocean warming from 18 ka to 16 ka
10:45
Buizert
Radiometric dating of ancient glacial ice using
81
Kr
11:15
Sukenik
Optical production of metastable krypton
11:30
Love
Dating old groundwater by multiple tracers including
81
Kr (coming soon)
12:00
Lunch Break
13:30
Discussion
15:00
Coffee Break
15:15
Summary
16:00
End
17:00
Chicago Visit - After Workshop Activity
18:00
Tour UIC Environmental Isotope Geochemistry Lab (dissolved gas extraction unit and Kr separation line)
19:00
Dinner
21:00
Entertainment, Chicago style
23:00
Return to Argonne Guest House