XVII RASOF SEDIMENTOLOGY VIII cls

Sedimentology, energy and environmentExploring new scenarios

ASOCIACIÓN ARGENTINA DE SEDIMENTOLOGÍA

FOURTH CIRCULAR

RASXVII

ArgentineMeeting ofSedimentology

CLSVIII Latin American

Congresson Sedimentology

CLS

ARGENTINE MEETINGOF SEDIMENTOLOGY XVII RAS

VIII cls Latin American Congresson Sedimentology

October 27 to 30,2021

Paraná, ArgentineProvincial Convention Center (CPC)

Hybrid event (in-person and virtual)

Paraná

Santa Fe

PRESENTATION

The XVII RAS and VIII CLS Meeting is aimed at presenting scientific advances in the fields of sedimentology and applied stratigraphy to the analysis of sedimentary basins. For the first time, these events will take place in Argentina’s northeast region (Argentine Mesopotamia, Chaco and Northern Pampa). The privileged geographical location of Paraná city on the left bank of the Paraná River, one of the largest anabranching fluvial systems in the world, is the perfect setting to access the river and the geological expositions. This fluvial system is a true laboratory for the study of current sedimentary processes, as well as for the analysis of the river sedimentary record.

This event is co-organized by the Argentine Association of Sedimentology (AAS) and the Entre Ríos Autonomous University (UADER), and it is sponsored by academic institutions and research centers from both the Entre Rios and Santa Fe Provinces. As well as from CONICET and ANP I+D+i. Under the motto “Sedimentology, energy and environment: exploring new scenarios”, scientific, technical, technological and economic discussions will be encouraged throughout the event, especially focusing on sedimentology and its applications as strategic tools for social and economic development.

We face the challenge of finding ways to use the knowledge from new research lines in sedimentology, to provide solutions to the needs of both private and public institutions and agencies in our communities. We expect the RAS and CLS Meeting to be an opportunity to strengthen the cooperation among interdisciplinary working groups, in order to boost the production of new and more complex scientific, technologic and productive knowledge. In Argentina, plains are the areas where the main social and productive activities are carried out. In them we can find important geological resources and vast amounts of data. Therefore, exploring their sedimentological aspects is extremely relevant and highly appreciated. Moreover, environmental hazards in plain regions along with the exploration for geological resources linked to conventional and non-conventional energy sources, are increasingly frequent issues on our country’s agenda. In this context, the RAS and CLS Meeting becomes the ideal environment for both professional and social exchange, enrichment and empowerment.

We hope that this initiative will captivate the interest of scientists and professionals who are engaging in different fields of the sedimentological community. We invite you all to continue in your commitment to be an active member of this event, in order to ensure its absolute success.

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Sedimentology, energy andenvironmentExploring new scenarios



NEW MODALITYConsidering the complex situation that our country and the world are going through, the Meeting will have a flexible format. It will be a hybrid meeting with in-person and virtual presentations, both simultaneous and asynchronous. The implementation of this new format (development of the event online platform, sessions and online conferences program, e-posters, workshops and virtual courses) represents a new challenge and an extra effort from the Organizing Committee. We aim to achieve the maximum participation of colleagues from Argentina and Latin American countries, through the modality of their choice, and in accordance with the safety and health conditions required for events in October 2021. Besides, the virtual modality will also allow the participation of leading sedimentologists from the Northern Hemisphere.

The decision to hold a hybrid meeting was the result of extensive surveys among the participants, who opted for in-person participation with the adequate safety and health measures (47.6%) as well as for an active virtual participation (52.4%).This flexible format will allow us to switch to a completely virtual modality, if new public health regulations by October 2021 demand so.

DATES AND DEADLINES• Registration re-opens: May 10, 2021• Abstract submission re-opens: May 10, 2021• Meeting starts: October 27, 2021• Post-meeting courses start (virtual modality): November 1, 2021

IMPORTANT DATES• Abstract submission deadline: July 30, 2021 (hard deadline)

• Early registration deadline (early bird fee): September 15, 2021

• Abstract acceptance notification deadline: September 30, 2021

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EVENT VENUEAll in-person sessions will take place in the halls of the Provincial Convention Center (CPC), located next to the Paraná river cliffs, at Gral. José de San Martin 15, Paraná city. The CPC is located in Urquiza Park, within a unique natural setting with one of the best views of the Paraná river and close to the city’s downtown.

The sessions will be held following strict safety and health standards, according to the protocols imposed by the public health authorities. In-person sessions will have a maximum capacity of 70 people (subject to regulations in place on the date of the event)

Website of the Provincial Convention Center:www.centrodeconvenciones.com.ar

ORGANIZING COMMITTEEThe organizing committee is composed of researchers, fellows and technicians from the National Scientific and Technical Research Council of Argentina (CONICET), who work at the CICYTTP (CONICET-UADER, Entre Ríos Province) in the city of Diamante, as part of the Santa Fe Scientific and Technological Center (CCT), as well as FICH-UNL (Santa Fe). Some members of the committee are professors at Universidad Autonoma d e E ntre R íos ( UADER) a nd U niversidad N acional d el L itoral ( UNL).

ChairDr. Ernesto Brunetto (CICyTTP-CONICET–UADER)

Vice-chairDr. Daniela Kröhling (CONICET – UNL)

SecretaryLic. Javier Soffiantini (CICyTTP- CONICET – UADER)Dr. Jimena Roldán (CONICET – UNL)

TreasurerPamela Uhrig (CONICET)

VocalsGeól. Belén Thalmeier (CONICET – UNL – UADER)Lic. Oscar Pedersen (CICyTTP - CONICET – UADER) Lic. Verónica Duran (UNL)

CollaboratorsLic. Vanesa Cuello (UADER) Est. Ing. Rec. Hid. Daniela Sánchez (UNL) MSc. Franco Sobrero (UNL – Ohio State University, USA) Lic. Francisco Cianfagna (CONICET) Dr. Brenda Ferrero (CICyTTP - CONICET – UADER)Dr. Noelia Nuñez Otaño (UADER-CONICET) Técn. M. Griselda Gottardi (CICyTTP - CONICET) Geol. St. Candela Costa (UNC)Students of Biology and Tourism (UADER)




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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMEThe event will feature Plenary Conferences (PC), General Sessions (GS) and Thematic Sessions (TS). Simultaneously to the scientific program, there will be special guests’ lectures, round tables and workshops to discuss sedimentological topics of high interest, which are relevant for the development of countries and the Earth Sciences.

Scientific Programme Coordinator: D. Kröhling.

Plenary Conferences (PC)Conferences will be preceded by outstanding researchers with extensive national and international expertise in different fields of sedimentology. Most foreign speakers will present virtually. The final list of confirmed speakers will be announced in the 5th circular.

General Sessions (GS) and Thematic Sessions (TS) (preliminary)

A. DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS IN CONTINENTAL ENVIRONMENTS (GS)A1. Lacustrine and paludal records, their application to the paleoenvironmental reconstruction (TS)A2. Sedimentary processes, architecture analysis, stratigraphy of fluvial and alluvial systems (TS)A3. Aeolian processes and sedimentary record (TS) A4. Glacial sedimentary record (TS)A5. Paleosols and their significance in sedimentary processes analysis (TS)

B. DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS (GS)B1. Cenozoic platforms (TS)B2. Sedimentation in shallow marine environments (TS)B3. Depositional processes in deep marine environments, facies and stratigraphy (TS)

C. DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS IN TRANSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS (GS)C1. Morphodynamics and stratigraphy in estuarine systems (TS) C2. Littoral sediments and dynamics (TS)C3. Deltas (TS)C4. Critical transition zones in sedimentary systems: stratigraphy and paleogeographical record (TS)

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D. SEDIMENTARY PROCESSES ANALYSIS (GS)D1. Mechanical sedimentary processes (TS) D2. Bio-sedimentary processes (TS)D3. Geochemical sedimentary processes (TS)D4. Volcaniclastic processes, volcaniclastic and pyroclastic sedimentary record and model facies. Influence on the environment (TS)D5. Extreme events and sedimentation: volcanic, seismic, tsunamis, mega-landslides, liquefaction and gravitational flows, floods and extreme storms, extra-terrestrial impacts (TS)D6. Processes linked to particle generation, mobilization in sedimentary basins, provenance and sediment balance analysis (TS)

E. PETROLOGY, GEOCHEMISTRY AND DIAGENESIS OF CLASTIC AND CARBONATIC ROCKS (GS)

F. GEOCHEMISTRY OF SEDIMENTS (GS)

G.SEDIMENTARY BASIN ANALYSIS: ADVANCES IN STRATIGRAPHY, ARCHITECTURE AND MODELING OF CLASTIC, CARBONATIC, EVAPORITIC, VOLCANICLASTIC AND MIXED DEPOSITS (GS)G1. Morphology, architecture, flow processes and sedimentation, relationship between depositional processes, facies and stratigraphy (TS)G2. Cyclicity in the sedimentary record: meaning and genetic relationship (TS) G3. Sequential stratigraphy in outcrops and in the subsurface (TS)G4. Unraveling paleoclimate and tectonic signals in sedimentation: dogmas and evidence (TS)G5. From remote sensing and in situ datasets to numerical modeling and terrestrial analogues (TS)G6. New concepts, approaches and tools in the analysis of basins (TS)G7. From a partial to a global vision: work scales (TS)G8. Burial trajectories and predictions (TS)

H. TECTONICS, NEOTECTONICS AND SEDIMENTATION (GS)H1. Depositional architecture analysis in deformational settings: from seismic stratigraphy to analogical models (TS)H2. Controls on clastic sedimentation in orogenic settings (TS)

I. ICNOLOGY, PALAEOBOTANICS, PALINOLOGY AND PALAEOECOLOGY: APPLICATION IN DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENT ANALYSES (GS)

J. STRATIGRAPHIC AND SEDIMENTARY CONTROLS IN THE PALEONTOLOGICAL AND ARCHEOLOGICAL RECORD (GS)

K. SEDIMENTOLOGY AND HYDROCARBONS (GS)K1. Sedimentology at a reservoir scale (TS)K2. Sedimentology and properties of reservoirs in siliciclastic and carbonate deposits (TS)

L. APPLIED SEDIMENTOLOGY (GS)L1. Applied sedimentology in natural resource assessment for exploitation (hydric, hydrogeological and mining resources) (TS) L2. Management of sediments in coastal and fluvial environments (TS)L3. Analysis of the anthropogenic impact on deflation, soil erosion processes and sediment transfer (TS)

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Scientific Committee

Ÿ Marina L. Aguirre (CONICET-UNLP)

Ÿ Mario Amsler (INALI-CONICET-UNL)

Ÿ Daniel Ariztegui (University of Geneva, Suiza)

Ÿ Marcelo Arnosio (UNSa)

Ÿ Ricardo Astini (CICTERRA-CONICET- UNC)

Ÿ Elisa Beilinson (CIG-CONICET-UNLP)

Ÿ Eduardo S. Bellosi (CONICET-MACN) �

Ÿ Mariana Brea (CICyTTTP-CONICET- UADER)

Ÿ Ernesto Brunetto (CICyTTTP-CONICET- UADER)

Ÿ Alberto T. Caselli (CONICET-UNRN)

Ÿ Gilda Collo (CICTERRA-CONICET-UNC)

Ÿ Francisco Córdoba (CONICET-UNJU)

Ÿ Carlos H. Costa (UNSL)

Ÿ Cecilia E. Del Papa (CICTERRA-CONICET)

Ÿ Mercedes Di Pasquo (CICyTTTP- CONICET)

Ÿ Margarita Do Campo (INGEIS-CONICET- UBA)

Ÿ Carlos A. Echevarría (Pampa Energía)

Ÿ Nicolás Foix (CONICET, UNPSJB)

Ÿ Eduardo A. Gómez (IADO-CONICET-UNS)

Ÿ Federico I Isla (CONICET-UNMDP)

Ÿ Diego Kietzmann (CONICET-UBA)

Ÿ Javier M. Krause (CONICET-MEF- UNPSJB)

Ÿ Daniela Kröhling (CONICET- UNL)

Ÿ M. Gabriela Mangano (University of Saskatchewan, Canadá)

Ÿ Mateo Martini (CICTERRA-CONICET- UNC)

Ÿ Sergio Matheos (YTEC-CONICET-UNLP)

Ÿ Ricardo N. Melchor (CONICET-UNLPam)

Ÿ Stella M. Moreiras (IANIGLA-CONICET-UNCu)

Ÿ Oscar Orfeo (CECOAL-CONICET-UNNE)

Ÿ Juan P. Milana (CONICET-UNSJ)

Ÿ Andrea Pasquini (CICTERRA-CONICET- UNC)

Ÿ Gerardo M. Perillo (IADO-CONICET-UNS)

Ÿ Laura Perucca (CONICET-UNSJ)

Ÿ Ivan A. Petrinovic (CICTERRA-CONICET- UNC)

Ÿ Mercedes Pramparo (IANIGLA- CONICET)

Ÿ María Sol Raingemborn (CIG-CONICET- UNLP)

Ÿ Sebastián Richiano (CENPAT-CONICET)

Ÿ Jimena Roldan (CONICET-UNL)

Ÿ Ernesto Schwarz (CIG-CONICET-UNLP)

Ÿ Javier Soffiantini (CONICET – UADER)

Ÿ Rita Tófalo (UBA)

Ÿ Augusto N. Varela (YTEC-CONICET- UNLP)

Ÿ Gonzalo D. Veiga (CIG-CONICET-UNLP)




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SUBMISSIONParticipants may choose to present their work either in-person or virtually, in the form of invited plenary conferences and synchronous oral presentations, or virtual asynchronous contributions (short presentations or e-posters). Depending on the number of oral presentations accepted for in-person and synchronous virtual mode, each presentation will last 12-15 minutes, including the time for questions and discussion.

Due to the restrictions and protocols currently in place at the Convention Center, the event program will consist of a single central schedule, which will be diversified with simultaneous virtual sessions and asynchronous contributions outside of the schedule. Participants who choose the in-person modality may attend the Convention Center, with a maximum capacity of 70 people. The virtual auditorium and the in-person auditorium will be connected synchronously through a TV circuit and a streaming platform, allowing the emission and reception of presentations and questions in both directions, following a common program.

Moreover, there will be a platform for the registration of participants, as well as to access the content asynchronously.

Instructions about the formatting and characteristics of virtual oral presentations, both synchronous and asynchronous, will be published in the 5th circular.

Guidelines for the submission of abstractsAbstracts should correspond to an original and unpublished research. Authors must select the Thematic Session (or General Session) corresponding to their work, and the type of presentation that they prefer (oral or asynchronous presentation - poster or short contribution-). The Scientific Committee has the authority to accept or modify that selection, in which case the authors will be informed about the decision. Up to two presentations (oral or poster) per author will be accepted, as author or co-author. At least one of the authors of each abstract accepted by the Scientific Committee should be registered to the Meeting before September 15, 2021.




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Abstracts should be limited to 1 page in A4 format; 2 cm indentation on both sides; Word format (.doc o .docx). The title should be full capital letters (Times New Roman 12), in bold and centred in the page. Author’s names should be lower-case letters (Times New Roman 12) centred in the next line, in bold and separated by commas. Filiations should be centred in the next line, in italics, without line spacing (Times New Roman 9). The text must be written at 1 line spacing, one column, without indentation (tab key or spaces) and Times New Roman 11 style. The authors may include a selection of the most relevant bibliography (Times New Roman 9). The references must follow the LAJSBA journal format: . www.sedimentologia.org.ar/spa/revistaFigures and Tables are not allowed in the abstracts. Abstracts must include the results and conclusions of the research. They can be written in Spanish, Portuguese or English. The contributions will be included in the event’s digital book of abstracts once they have been accepted by the Scientific Committee. The contributions that do not follow these guidelines will not be revised.

Abstracts must be submitted in electronic format to: [email protected]

Please, label the file with the first author’s last name followed by “et al”, when applicable. Add correlative numbering to the file name in case of submitting more than one abstract. E.g., “Rodriguez et al_1”.

The abstract submission deadline is July 30, 2021 (hard deadline). Authors will be required to confirm the presentation modality (virtual or in-person) closer to the event date.

The Meeting Programme will be available to all registered participants on October 20, 2021. The digital version of the Programme, the book of abstracts and the presentations videos will be available to all registered participants on the platform of the event.




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REGISTRATIONAll persons wishing to present their work (in-person or virtually) and/or assist the event must be paid registrants. The registration includes the access to the plenary sessions, technical sessions, round tables or workshops, icebreaker, coffee breaks, RAS kit and access to the event online platform. Registrations (to be paid in either Argentine Pesos or US Dollars) will begin on May 10, 2021 through bank deposits or wire transfers to the AAS Official Bank Account.

ASOCIACIÓN ARGENTINA DE SEDIMENTOLOGÍA Cuenta Corriente Banco Santander Río # 099-2190/6 CBU: 07200991 20000000219068 CUIT: 30-68485339-9

Once the payment is done you should send the payment bill via email to the Meeting Secretary ), the AAS Treasury ([email protected]) and ([email protected] AAS Secretary ([email protected]). The name of the attached file should be the last name of the person who completed to registration. Accreditations will be done virtually.

For those who are interested in participating in the event and have not paid the registration yet, the categories and fees to register for the XVII RAS and VIII CLS are as follows (in Argentine Pesos and US Dollars):

The payment of the registration fee for international participants will be done through PayPal.(*) Only AAS and AGA (Asociación Geológica Argentina) members who are up to date with membershipfees can have access to the promotional price.(**) Undergraduate and graduate students must present proof of student status.

Professional AAS/AGA

members (*)

Professional nonmembers of AAS/AGA

Graduate students

(**)

Under-graduate students

(**)

Accompanying persons

Registration virtual participantBefore 15/09/2021

$ 5.000

USD 60

$ 6.500

USD 80

$ 3.000

USD 40

$ 2.000

USD 30

Registration in-person participantBefore 15/09/2021

$ 6.000

USD 70

$ 7.500

USD 90

$ 4.000

USD 50

$ 2.700

USD 35

Registration virtual participantBefore 15/10/2021

$ 6.000

USD 70

$ 7.500

USD 90

$ 4.000

USD 50

$ 2.700

USD 35

Registration in-person participantBefore 15/10/2021

$ 8.000

USD 90

$ 9.500

USD 100

$ 5.000

USD 60

$ 3.700

USD 40

$ 4.000

USD 50




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Sponsorship opportunitiesOur sponsors play a vital role in supporting this meeting and ensuring its success, while increasing their exposure and visibility among the participants of the event. Given the current circumstances, and the additional expenses due to the implementation of virtual platforms and technological resources, sponsorship is much appreciated. Those interested to become a sponsor of the XVII RAS and VIII CLS Meeting, please contact: [email protected]

Technical and commercial exhibitsCompanies providing geological services, equipment and instruments are invited to exhibit during the RAS and CLS Meeting. Those interested can request further information at [email protected]

ContactThe XVII RAS and VIII CLS Meeting official email address is: [email protected] Secretary is available for any inquiries and questions regarding the event.

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