A joint field workshop of International Geoscience Programme （IGCP） project 473 （GIS Metallogeny of Central Asia） and project 486 （Gold-Telluride Deposits） was held between April 22nd and 30th in Tashkent, Uzbek...A joint field workshop of International Geoscience Programme （IGCP） project 473 （GIS Metallogeny of Central Asia） and project 486 （Gold-Telluride Deposits） was held between April 22nd and 30th in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. A two-day scientific programme in Tashkent was followed by excursions to porphyry and epithermal deposits of the Kurama metallogenic zone, the southwestern portion of the Chatkal-Kurama Region. Forty participants from 11 countries （Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Russia, United Kingdom, Norway, Romania, Canada, Australia, Ukraine, China） attended the workshop. Besides academic researchers, the participants included several students from the National University of Uzbekistan, as well as representatives from industry currently active in Central Asia.展开更多
In September 2004, the Far East Geological Institute （FEGI FEB RAS） Vladivostok hosted the interim conference of the Interna- tional Association on the Genesis of Ore Deposits （IAGOD）. The conference was devoted t...In September 2004, the Far East Geological Institute （FEGI FEB RAS） Vladivostok hosted the interim conference of the Interna- tional Association on the Genesis of Ore Deposits （IAGOD）. The conference was devoted to the topic ＂Metallogeny of the Pacific Northwest＂. The Russian National IAGOD Group and the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences （FEB RAS） took an active part in the preparation of the conference. The Far East Geological Institute which ranks among the oldest academic institutions in the Russian Far East simultaneously celebrated its 45th anniversary in September 2004. The Organizing Committee of the conference was chaired by Professor Alexander I. Khanchuk, Director of FEGI and Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The IAGOD General Assembly on their meeting in Florence, August 2004, elected Prof. Khanchuk the IAGOD＇s President for the period from 2004 to 2008. The conference was sponsored by the Far Eastern Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences （FEB RAS）, the Russian Foundation for Basic Research （RFBR）, the International Association on the Genesis of Ore Deposits （IAGOD, the Society of Economic Geologists （SEG）, and the International Geoscience Programme （IGCP Projects 473 and 486）.展开更多
This particular section represents a stratotype section for the Lower Cambrian Meishucunian Stage and is also a Chinese candidate for the global stratotype section and point for the Precambrian-Cambrian boundary. In J...This particular section represents a stratotype section for the Lower Cambrian Meishucunian Stage and is also a Chinese candidate for the global stratotype section and point for the Precambrian-Cambrian boundary. In January, 1984, having taken votes, the IUGS-IGCP Project 29 Working Group on Precambrian-Cambrian Boundary recommended the Meishucun section as a global展开更多
文摘A joint field workshop of International Geoscience Programme （IGCP） project 473 （GIS Metallogeny of Central Asia） and project 486 （Gold-Telluride Deposits） was held between April 22nd and 30th in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. A two-day scientific programme in Tashkent was followed by excursions to porphyry and epithermal deposits of the Kurama metallogenic zone, the southwestern portion of the Chatkal-Kurama Region. Forty participants from 11 countries （Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Russia, United Kingdom, Norway, Romania, Canada, Australia, Ukraine, China） attended the workshop. Besides academic researchers, the participants included several students from the National University of Uzbekistan, as well as representatives from industry currently active in Central Asia.
文摘In September 2004, the Far East Geological Institute （FEGI FEB RAS） Vladivostok hosted the interim conference of the Interna- tional Association on the Genesis of Ore Deposits （IAGOD）. The conference was devoted to the topic ＂Metallogeny of the Pacific Northwest＂. The Russian National IAGOD Group and the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences （FEB RAS） took an active part in the preparation of the conference. The Far East Geological Institute which ranks among the oldest academic institutions in the Russian Far East simultaneously celebrated its 45th anniversary in September 2004. The Organizing Committee of the conference was chaired by Professor Alexander I. Khanchuk, Director of FEGI and Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The IAGOD General Assembly on their meeting in Florence, August 2004, elected Prof. Khanchuk the IAGOD＇s President for the period from 2004 to 2008. The conference was sponsored by the Far Eastern Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences （FEB RAS）, the Russian Foundation for Basic Research （RFBR）, the International Association on the Genesis of Ore Deposits （IAGOD, the Society of Economic Geologists （SEG）, and the International Geoscience Programme （IGCP Projects 473 and 486）.
文摘This particular section represents a stratotype section for the Lower Cambrian Meishucunian Stage and is also a Chinese candidate for the global stratotype section and point for the Precambrian-Cambrian boundary. In January, 1984, having taken votes, the IUGS-IGCP Project 29 Working Group on Precambrian-Cambrian Boundary recommended the Meishucun section as a global
