U.S.-Taiwan Joint Workshop on Advanced Geophysical Research in Active Tectonic Areas

0353307吴这是一个美国- 2003年12月在台湾由弗朗西斯吴博士，纽约州立大学宾汉姆顿分校和台湾国立中央大学马国芳博士提议的关于活跃构造区先进地球物理研究的台湾联合研讨会。 吴博士和其他被提议参加研讨会的美国与会者在台湾有广泛的工作经验。 岛弧增生是后太古代地球最重要的大陆形成方式。 台湾提供了在世界上最活跃的弧碰撞区研究这些过程的可能性。 像这样的研讨会对于开发大型复杂的国际项目以及在合作科学家之间建立良好的沟通和为计划中的大型国际项目制定后勤工作至关重要。 该项目由国家科学基金会和台湾国家科学理事会共同资助。

0353307WuThis is a U.S.-Taiwan joint workshop on advanced geophysical research in active tectonic areas proposed in December 2003 in Taiwan by Dr. Francis Wu, SUNY, Binghamton, and Dr. Kuo-Fong Ma of the National Central University, Taiwan. Dr. Wu and other proposed U.S. attendees at the workshop have worked extensively in Taiwan. Arc accretion is the most important mode of continent formation throughout the post-Archean earth. Taiwan offers the possibility of studying these processes in the world's most active arc collision zone. Workshops such as this are essential for developing a large complicated, international project and for establishing good communication among collaborating scientists and working out the logistics for the planned large international project. The project is jointly supported by the National Science Foundation and the National Science Council of Taiwan.