CONTENTS


Director's preface

Introducing GEMOC

GEMOC programs

GEMOC participants

GEMOC structure

GEMOC communications 2001

Has GEMOC made a difference?

GEMOC's research program

Book Review: BYEHA

Research highlights

Teaching and training program: 

undergraduate
GEMOC honours
GEMOC postgraduate

Technology development program

Industry interaction

GEMOC's international links

GEMOC Funding

Benefits to Australia
 

Appendices

1. Participants

2. Publications

3. VIsitors

4. Abstract tiltes

5. Funded research projects

6. Flowsheets for Courses in Geology and Geophysics 

7. Advertisement for GEMOC Postgraduate opportunities

Contact details

Glossary

Back Cover

Front Cover:  GEMOC studies Earth materials down to the micron scale, to answer global-scale questions about the Earth's dynamics and evolution.  From lower right:  rising plumes bring up diamonds from the lower mantle, and contribute to the formation of subcontinental lithosphere (garnet peridotite; see back cover); U-Pb and Hf-isotope analyses of zircon fingerprint the evolution of crustal rocks on a terrane scale (TerraneChronTM; see Research Highlights); subduction turns basalts into beautiful eclogites; oceanic hotspot volcanism (Hawaii) and oceanic plateaus like Kerguelen (see Research Highlights) give insights into the origin of continents.

Back cover

 

2001 Annual Report