U.S.-Mexico Cooperative Research: International Workshop on the Geology of Sonora; Hermosillo, Mexico, January 1997

9603171 Stanley该奖项将支持由蒙大拿大学的George Stanley博士和墨西哥国立大学地质研究所的Carlos Gonzalez-Leon博士组织的关于墨西哥索诺拉地质的研究研讨会。研讨会将把一组对索诺拉西部地质有共同兴趣的墨西哥和美国研究人员聚集在一起，针对对解决美国和墨西哥的地层和构造问题具有重要科学意义的主题。本次研讨会主要关注的地质单元是三叠系Antimonio组、二叠系Monos组和三叠系Barranca群。与这些单元直接相关的学科包括地层学和区域对比、沉积学、构造和岩浆演化（包括邻近的构造-地层地体）、古地理环境和关系（包括古生物学和古地磁研究）。在为期六天的讨论和实地考察中，专家们将帮助解开索诺兰地质的一些复杂问题。墨西哥和美国参与者之间的互动有望成为未来合作努力的催化剂。＊＊＊

9603171 Stanley This award will support a research workshop on the geology of Sonora, Mexico organized by Dr. George Stanley of the University of Montana and Dr. Carlos Gonzalez-Leon of the Instituto de Geologia of the National University of Mexico. The workshop will target topics that have important scientific significance to the resolution of stratigraphic and tectonic problems in the United States and Mexico by bringing together a group of Mexican and U.S. researchers who share common interests in the geology of western Sonora. Geologic units of principal focus for this workshop are the Triassic Antimonio Formation, the Permian Monos Formation and the Triassic Barranca Group. Subjects of interest directly related to these units include stratigraphic and regional correlations, sedimentology, tectonic and magmatic evolution (including adjacent tectono-stratigraphic terranes), paleogeographic settings and relationships (including paleontologic and paleomagnetic research). During six days of discussions and field trips, specialists will help unravel some complex problems of Sonoran geology. Interactions between Mexican and U.S. participants are expected to be a catalyst for future cooperative endeavors. ***