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CIDER SUGGESITIONS. Vernon F. Cormier. Suggestions for Framework Topics. Lateral variation of boundaries Chemistry, phase, temperature, or combination Detection of boundaries, sharpness, topography Structural connections Correlation of structures, e.g., inner core and mantle - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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CIDER SUGGESITIONS
Vernon F. CormierVernon F. Cormier
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Suggestions for Framework Topics
• Lateral variation of boundaries
Chemistry, phase, temperature, or combination
Detection of boundaries, sharpness, topography
• Structural connections
Correlation of structures, e.g., inner core and mantle
CMB processes with surface processes
Laterally Varying Boundaries: ULVZs
• Interpretation: chemistry, phase, temperature or combination?
• Detection: wavefield sensitivity?
(a) Contours thickness of anomalous lower velocity layer in the uppermost inner core determined in the study by Stroujkova and Cormier (2005)
(b) excitation of backscattered PKiKP coda from heterogeneity in the uppermost inner core determined in the study by Leyton and Koper(2007)
(c) lateral variations in attenuation and P velocity in the equatorial region of the inner core determined in the study by Yu and Wen (2005).
(d) uppermost inner core P velocity perturbations (solid contours) and predicted inner core growth rate variations (colors) (Aubert et al. 2009)
Structural Connections
Student Comments
• Would like advance handouts of summary lectures
• Debug computer demos and tutorials in advance
• Difficult to follow condensed lectures on entire disciplines
My Comments
• Research project breakout groups are the most valuable and unique aspect of CIDER
• Orient large lectures around specific research problems rather than summaries of a discipline
• Move computer and software tutorials to breakout groups as required for specific research projects