Crustal Genesis and Mineralization in the Eastern Dharwar Craton, South India, Award in U.S. and Indian Currencies

描述：该项目支持吉尔伯特博士的合作 位于斯托尼布鲁克的纽约州立大学的汉森与 新德里贾瓦哈拉尔·尼赫鲁大学（JNU）的V. Rajamani博士 关于南达尔富尔东部地区（EDC）的地球化学研究 印度 该研究旨在假设EDC是由 金成矿作用的发生 与沉积物的堆积有关。 如果有 不同的历史，它的目的是确定的历史， 岩石在不同的岩石，并确定时间 他们的集会。 现场工作将继续地质 研究Ramagiri片岩带，并开始研究 胡蒂-马斯基片岩带位于科拉尔片岩带以北500公里处 沿着区域构造走向。 这项工作将包括 美国和印度的科学家们在 领域，其次是化学分析，主要是在纽约州立大学 实验室由美国和印度的合作研究人员。 一些 化学分析将由Rajamani博士和他的 学生 范围：该项目是建立在一个良好的工作 两位科学家的关系。 他们有几个关节 出版物，因为他们以前的工作。 这个项目是 可能会继续这种富有成效的科学合作。 美国 研究生和博士后，来自纽约州立大学斯托尼分校 布鲁克，参与实地工作，并预计将获得 国际研究工作经验。

Description: This project supports collaboration by Dr. Gilbert Hanson of State University of New York (SUNY) at Stony Brook with Dr. V. Rajamani of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in New Delhi on geochemical study of the Eastern Dharwar Craton (EDC) in South India. The study is aimed at a hypothesis that the EDC is made up of accretionary terranes and that gold mineralization occurred associated with accretion of the terranes. If there are different terranes, it is intended to determine the histories of the rocks within the various terranes and determine the timing of their assemblage. The field work will continue geological studies in the Ramagiri Schist Belt, and begin studies of the Hutti-Maski Schist Belt 500 Km north of the Kolar Schist Belt along regional structural trend. The work will include collecting samples by the U.S. and Indian scientists in the field, to be followed by chemical analysis mainly at the SUNY laboratory by the U.S. and Indian co-investigators. Some of the chemical analysis will be done at JNU by Dr. Rajamani and his students. Scope: This project is building on a well-established working relationship by the two scientists. They have several joint publications as a result of their previous work. This project is likely to continue this productive scientific cooperation. U.S. Graduate students and post doctorates, from the SUNY at Stony Brook, are involved in the field work, and are expected to gain experience in international research efforts.