Participant costs for the 10th Symposium of SEDI

摘要我们请求将此款项用于第十届地球深层内部研究研讨会（SEDI）的参会费用。会议将于2006年7月9日至14日在捷克共和国布拉格举行。智慧价值地球科学研究研究所是一个致力于研究地球深层内部的国际科学组织。SEDI的最终目标是加强对地球深层内部过去的演化和当前的热、动力和化学状态的理解，以及对地球表面观察到的内部结构和过程的影响。深层内部通常被认为是地核和下地幔，但兴趣可能会延伸到地表，例如，在地幔柱或岩石圈板块下降动力学的研究中。SEDI关注的科学问题和问题包括：地磁发电机和长期变化、古地磁和地球深部演化、外核组成、结构和动力学、动力能量学、内核结构、内核冷却和核幔边界区、核幔边界形状、耦合和地球自转、下地幔；更广泛的影响本提案将通过在一个相对较小的研讨会形式的会议上促进与各级研究人员的对话，为美国研究生和年轻研究人员的跨学科教育做出贡献。国际形式补充了美国国家组织（如CIDER）的努力，对那些得到NSF CSEDI项目资助或寻求资助的人非常有用。SEDI的结构本质上是跨学科的，为我们对地球深处和其他行星内部的理解提供了许多国内外合作的机会。

AbstractWe request that will be used to contribute to participate costs for the 10th symposium on Study of Earths Deep Interior (SEDI). The meeting will be held in Prague, Czech Republic from July 9-14, 2006.Intellectual Merit SEDI is an international scientific organization dedicated to the Study of the Earths Deep Interior. The ultimate goal SEDI is an enhanced understanding of the past evolution and current thermal, dynamical, and chemical state of the Earths deep interior and of the effect that the interior has on the structures and processes observed at the surface of the Earth. The deep interior is generally considered to be the core and lower mantle, but interest may extend to the surface, for example, in the study if mantle plumes or dynamics of descending lithospheric slabs. The scientific questions and problems of interest to SEDI include the geomagnetic dynamo and secular variation, paleomagnetism and the evolution of the Earths deep interior, composition, structure and dynamics of the outer core, dynamo energetics, structure of the inner core, core cooling and the core-mantle boundary region, core-mantle boundary shape, coupling and the rotation of the Earth, lower mantle: structure, convention and plumes, nature and location of deep geochemical reservoirs, etc.Broader Impact this proposal will contribute to interdisciplinary education of US graduate students and young researchers by fostering dialog with researchers at all levels at a relatively small workshop style meeting. The international format complements efforts by US national groups such as CIDER and will be very useful to those funded under or seeking funding from the NSF CSEDI program. The structure of SEDI is intrinsically interdisciplinary, providing many opportunities for intra-and international collaborations on a range of topics that our understanding of the deep earth and other planetary interiors.