- Geolines Volume 19
The 2nd joint meeting of the Central European Tectonic Studies Group and the 9th meeting of the Czech Tectonic Studies Group was hold in Lucenec, Slovak Republic, in April 2004. In this meeting, representatives of the four main participating countries decided that the next meeting would be held in Hungary. This decision is in line of former intention that the CETeG Meeting will turn to a fully international geoscientific conference, including the Visegrád countries, as well as all other geoscientists interested in tectonic problems of the central European area. Reflecting to the announcement of the organizers, approximatively 100 participants registered at the 3rd CETeG Meeting.
As a positive sign, not only the 4 nations from the Visegrád countries will be represented, but scientists from Romania, Slovenia, and Switzerland will also increase the scientific level of the conference. Facilitating organising tasks and responding scientific needs, Hungarians formed the Hungarian Tectonic Group (HUNTEK), which will hold its first meeting attached to the CETeG conference. The catalysing role of CETeG is very important in the birth of the HUNTEK group, and hopefully, in its future life.
The topics of the conference will concentrate on the main aspects of tectonic research:
- Structural evolution of the Alpine-Carpathian-Dinaridic orogenic belt: from mountain root to top – analogies from other orogenic belts
- Structural control on sedimentation and basin evolution
- Relationship of magmatism and tectonics – chicken or egg?
- Deformation and evolution of the (lower) crust and upper mantle (tracked by geophysical, geochemical, and petrological methods)
G19-01 | Structural Model of the Bersek and Kecskekő Hills in the North–Eastern Gerecse (A Three-Dimensional Visualization) |
G19-02 | The Anatomy of Strike-Slip Gas-Bearing Structure of Ryszkowa Wola (Carpathian Foreland Basin, SW Poland as Revealed by 3D Seismics: a Product of Late Sarmatian-Pliocene (?) Episode of E–W Directed Tectonic Compression |
G19-03 | Thermal Overprint in Paleozoic Sediments of the Moravo-Silesian Zone, Bohemian Massif: a Record of Late Variscan Orogen-Parallel Extension |
G19-04 | Stress Propagation and Ongoing Basin Inversion in the Pannonian Region |
G19-05 | Miocene Danube Basin: Geodynamics and Depositional History |
G19-06 | Geochemistry of Lamprophyres of the Ditrău Alkaline Massif |
G19-07 | Structural and Paleomagnetic Analysis of Miocene Rocks in Northern Transdanubia |
G19-08 | Fluids and Earthquake Swarms in Western Bohemia Region |
G19-09 | Morphotectonics of the Orava Basin, Western Carpathians |
G19-10 | Palaeo-Position and Tectonic Neighborhood of Bükk Mts, N. Hungary |
G19-11 | Late Jurassic-Early Cretaceous Alpine Deformation Events in the Light of Redeposited Sediments |
G19-12 | Cooling History of Tatric Crystalline Basement of Nízke Tatry Mts. (Western Carpathians Inferred from Apatite Fission Track and (U-Th)/He Analysis – Preliminary Results Pages 31-32 |
G19-13 | Thermo-Barometry of Garnet Granulite Xenoliths from the Bakony Balaton Highland Volcanic Field (BBHVF) |
G19-14 | Variscan Structure of Hranice Paleozoic Area (Moravosilesian Paleozoic Zone) |
G19-15 | Complex History of the Lithospheric Mantle Beneath the Western Pannonian Basin |
G19-16 | Structure of the Lithosphere in the West-Pannonian Basin, Based on CELEBRATION 2000 3D Seismic Data and Mantle Xenoliths |
G19-17 | New Occurrence of Variscan Micaschists within the Jurassic Meliata Unite, Western Carpathians |
G19-18 | Metamorphic PT Conditions Estimated for Eclogite and Garnet Peridotite from Spačice and Uhrov Localities, Bohemian Massif |
G19-19 | New Structural Observations along the Vértessomló Line andImplications for Structural Evolution of the Trasndanubian Range(Western Hungary |
G19-20 | Ductile Deformation Studies of Anchimetamorphic Sequences in the Bükk Mts., NE Hungary |
G19-21 | Paleogeography of the Outer Carpathian Carbonate Platforms in Poland |
G19-22 | Mesozoic Plate Tectonics of the Inner Carpathians – Rotational Approach |
G19-23 | Prediction of Thermal Water Discharge Zones on the Basis of Structural-Tectonic and Geophysical Analysis in Relation to the Exploitation in Sokolov Basin: Preliminary Note (Ohře Rift, Bohemian Massif) |
G19-24 | Kinematics of Fold-Thrust and Nappe Deformations in Variscan Accretion Wedge – Moravosilesian Zone, Bohemian Massif |
G19-25 | Early Palaeozoic Syntectonic Migmatization Preceded Variscan Me tamorphism in the Orlica-Śnieżnik Dome, Sudetes: U-Pb SHRIMP Evidence |
G19-26 | Sea Mount as Strain Indicator. Szarvaskő Area, N Hungary |
G19-27 | Permian Granites in the Southern Veporicum Unit (Slovak Ore Mountains) |
G19-28 | Contrasting Magnetic Fabrics in Sedimentary Rocks of the Accretionary Prisms of the Western Carpathians and the Eastern Rheno-Hercynian Zone |
G19-29 | Coaxial Magnetic Fabrics in the Basement Rocks of the Western Carpathians: a Remnant of the Variscan Structure within the Alpine Edifice |
G19-30 | Unusual Subduction Mechanism Recorded in Blueschist Clasts from Cretaceous Exotic Conglomerates of the Klape and Manín Units (Pieniny Klippen Belt, Western Carpathians) as Inferred from Geochemical Study |
G19-31 | The Tachlovice Fault – a Well-Documented Thrust in the Barrandian |
G19-32 | Magmatic History of Granite-Derived Mylonites from the Southern Desná Unit (Silesicum, Czech Republic) |
G19-33 | Large-Scale Fold Architecture of the Stronie Formation, the Orlica-Śnieżnik Dome, West Sudetes |
G19-34 | Neotectonic Rejuvenation of Variscan Structures in Relation to Tracing of Methane Escape: Preliminary Note (Upper Silesian Coal Basin, Moravosilesian Area, Bohemian Massif) |
G19-35 | P-T Conditions and an Extent of the First Alpine Deformation Event Recorded in the Vepor Unit, West Carpathians |
G19-36 | Syn-Sedimentary Deformations in the Eocene Tatabánya Basin, Central Hungary |
G19-37 | Karst Phenomena as Indicators of Tectonic Styles |
G19-38 | Cretaceous Structural Evolution of the Bakony Mts., Hungary |
G19-39 | Do We Know the Oldest Rock from the Western Carpathians at all? |
G19-40 | Metamorphic and Microstructural Evolution of Orthogneisses and Granulites of the Eger Complex (NW Bohemian Massif) – Record of Progressive Granulitization of the Lower Crust? |
G19-41 | Alpine Tectonometamorphic Evolution of the Uppony and Szendrő Paleozoic (NE Hungary) |
G19-42 | New Paleomagnetic and Magnetic Susceptibility (AMS) Data on the Mórágy Granite (SW Hungary) — Implications for Ductile and Brittle Deformation |
G19-43 | Surface Exposures of Pre-Mesozoic Basement in the Ipeľ Depression: Geological Structures, Polymetamorphism, and CHIME Dating of Monazite. |
G19-44 | New 207 Pb / 206 Pb Zircon Ages from the East Karkonosze Metamorphic Complex, West Sudetes – Evidence of the Late Cambrian – Early Ordovician Magmatism |
G19-45 | Anomalously Hot Gradient of Barrovian Sequence in the Silesian Zone (Bohemian Massif): an Interplay between Devonian Rifting and Carboniferous Collision |
G19-46 | Morphology of the Carpathian Gravity Field in the Light of Seismic Data Provided by Experiment CELEBRATION 2000 |
G19-47 | Sediment Hosted Zn-Pb-Cu Mineralization in Siliciclastic Rocks from Moravosilesian Paleozoic: Fault Controlled Mineralizing Fluids Derived from Evaporated Seawater |
G19-48 | Deformation of Metamorphic (Tornaic? and Non-Metamorphic (Bódva Mesozoic Sequences in the Central Part of the Rudabánya Hills (NE Hungary) |
G19-49 | Tertiary Rotations Detected in the Fruška Gora (South Pannonian Basin) by Paleomagnetic Measurements |
G19-50 | Architectural Analysis of the Hlavačov Gravel and Sand – a Fluvial Relict of Neogene River System: Preliminary Report |
G19-51 | Origin and Orientation of Microporosity in Eclogites of Different Microstructure |
G19-52 | Limestone Microstructures and Strain Patterns as Metamorphic Indicators of Low-Temperature Deformation in the Eastern Part of the Bükk Mountains (NE Hungary) |
G19-53 | The Miocene Transpressional Tectonics along the Pieniny Klippen Belt (Zázrivá, Western Carpathians) |
G19-54 | Paleo-Stress Determination in Boreholes Drilled in the Boda Siltstone Formation (Mecsek Mts., Hungary) with the ImaGeo Corescanner System |
G19-55 | Post-Sedimentary Mesozoic – Cenozoic Thermotectonic Evolution of the Krkonoše Piedmont Basin (Bohemian Massif) Interpreted from Apatite Fission-Track Analysis |
G19-56 | Post-Badenian Horizontal Movements in the Pannonian Basin as Indicated by Paleomagnetic Data |
G19-57 | Coupling between Foreland and Backarc Basins Post-Orogenic Vertical Movements: Neotectonic Deformations in the SE Carpathians – Transylvania Basin Corridor |
G19-58 | Petrogenesis, Age and Tectono-Metamorphic Evolution of the Acid Metavolcanites of the Stronie Formation (Orlica-Śnieżnik Dome, Sudetes, SW Poland) |
G19-59 | HP Melting and its Relationship to the Granulite Facies Metamorphism – an Example of the “Gföhl Nappe” in the Kutná Hora Crystalline Complex |
G19-60 | Uplift Phase Deformation Features of the NE Part of the Bükk Mountains, NE Hungary |
G19-61 | Tectonics of Gemericum (Inner Western Carpathians) – Inheritor of Complex Double-Stage Collision |
G19-62 | Internal Strain Fabric of the Mohelno Serpentinized Peridotite |
G19-63 | Metabasites of the Nove Mesto Group, West Sudetes: a Rift-Related Bimodal Sequence Incorporated in a Variscan Nappe Structure |
G19-64 | The Early Miocene Olistostromes and “Old Styrian Overthrusting” in the Polish Western Carphatians |
G19-65 | Mineral Chemistry of Variscan Granitoids from Highis Mts. (Apuseni Mts., Romania) |
G19-66 | Upper Jurassic Gravitationally Redeposited Sediments in the Transdanubian Range |
G19-67 | The New Structural Model of the Pavlov Hills (Western Carpathians, Czech Republic) |
G19-68 | The Turčianska Kotlina Depression an Example of the Strike-Slipe Basin |
G19-69 | Preliminary Results of Analogue Modelling of the Palaeogene and Neogene Evolution of the Western Outer Carpathians (Poland) |
G19-70 | Pattern of the Mesoscopic Thrust Faults in the Central Part of the Silesian Nappe (Polish Western Outer Carpathians) |
G19-71 | Calcite Twinning Stress Inversion Using OIM (EBSD) Data |
G19-72 | The Alps-Dianrides-Carpathians Connection: a Compilation of Tectonic Units as a First Step for Retrodeforming the Pre-Miocene Configuration |
G19-73 | Geochronological Constraints of Mesozoic and Tertiary Reworking of Paleozoic Basement Units in SW Carpathians |
G19-74 | Geological Structure of the Czech Republic Depicted by the New Gravity and Magnetic Field Images |
G19-75 | The Eocene to Oligocene Changes of Depositional Environments in the Central Carpathian Paleogene Basin (Spišská Magura Mts., Slovakia) |
G19-76 | Gosau Deposits of the Apuseni Mts. as a Support to Understanding the Geodynamic Evolution of the Alpine/Carpathian Orogen |
G19-77 | Crustal Structure of the Western Carpathians from CELEBRATION 2000 Data |
G19-78 | Seismic Velocities of Rocks: Numerical Comparison of Calculated Data with Experiment |
G19-79 | Can Ternary Feldspars be Used to Constrain the Metamorphic Conditions of High-Grade Meta-Igneous Rocks? Evidence from Orthopyroxene Gneisses, Bohemian Massif |
G19-80 | Decompression Plagioclase Rims around Metastable Kyanite Crystals in Moldanubian Granulites – a Clue to Equilibration Volumes in Water-Defi cient Metamorphic Rocks |
G19-81 | Correlation of Structural and Metamorphic Evolution of Metamorphic Rocks from the Svratka and Polička Crystalline Complexes |
G19-82 | Facies and Architectural Analysis of Low-Sinuosity Fluvial Deposits of the Nýřany Member (Westphalian D – Cantabrian), Kralupy Area, Kladno–Rakovník Basin |
G19-83 | Contribution to Understanding the Igneous Activity During Later Stages of the Variscan Orogeny: Preliminary Results of Petrological, Geochemical and Structural Study of the Plechý Pluton (Moldanubian Batholith, Bohemian Massif) |
G19-84 | Fabrics and Emplacement of Variscan Ultrapotassic Melasyenite Plutons: Implications for Tectonic Processes in the Orogenic Root Domain (Moldanubian Zone, Bohemian Massif) |
G19-85 | Morphology and Geometry of Deformation Bands in Glaciodynamic Melange of the Odranian Age from the Kleczew Graben Zone (Polish Lowland) |
G19-86 | The Structure of the Gypsum-Anhydrite Dome at Alsótelekes |
G19-87 | Active Faults in Poland: An Overview |
G19-88 | High Pressure and Low Temperature Metamorphism along the North-Eastern Margin of the Bohemian Massif |
G19-86 | Continental Extrusion along the Red River Shear Zone, NW Vietnam: New Structural and Geochronological Data |
G19-87 | 3rd Meeting of the Central European Tectonic Studies Group / 10th Meeting Of The Czech Tectonic Studies Group, Felsőtárkány, Hungary, April 14–17, 2005: |