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Dülfersaal (M13/DÜL/U), Dülferstraße 2, 01069 Dresden

Eisbohrkernentnahme; Kalksteinhöhle; Eisbohrkern; Baumring Probenahme © l., u.m.: Florian Ritterbusch; u.r.: Marieke van der Maaten-Theunissen
Thursday, 15.06.
Time Lecture / Topic
11:00 Registration & Refreshments
12:00

Goddert von Oheimb (TU Dresden)                                                                     Karsten Kalbitz and Michael Zech (TU Dresden)
Opening and CFEA presentation
Session 1 (Chair: Michael Zech & Marieke van der Maaten-Theunissen)
12:30

Ulf Linnemann (Senckenberg Natural History Collections Dresden)
U-Pb dating of zircon by LA ICP-MS: Method and application
13:00

Konstanze Stübner (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Dresden)
Dating landscape surfaces and processes using cosmogenic nuclides
13:30

Margret Fuchs (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Freiberg)
Luminescence dating – potentials and limits for illuminating past sedimentation processes
14:00 Coffee Break
14:30

Sönke Szidat (University of Bern, Switzerland)
14C dating – principles, recent methodological innovations and exemplary applications
15:00

Torsten Haberzettl (University of Greifswald)
Corroborating chronologies using paleomagnetic secular variations
15:30

Marcel Bliedtner (Friedrich Schiller University Jena)
A dual chronological approach for more robust paleoclimate reconstructions in semi-arid regions – a case study from Mongolian lakes
16:00

Poster Sessions with Short Presentations (1) / Refreshments
Session 2 (Chair: Marieke van der Maaten-Theunissen)
17:00

Ernst van der Maaten (TU Dresden)
Tree Rings and the stories they tell
17:30

Linar Akhmetzyanov (Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Seville, Spain)
Dendrochemistry and dendrogenomics to improve timber dating and Provenancing
18:00 Check-in accomodations
19:30 Barbecue (Garden Würzburger Str. 46, 01187 Dresden)
21:00

Andreas Gärtner (Saxon State Office of Criminal Investigations, Dresden)
Sherlock Stones – Insights into forensic soil science with a focus on dating​
(Lecture hall, Würzburger Str. 46, 01187 Dresden)
Schuh von Steinen umgeben © Andreas Gärtner
Friday, 16.06.
Time Lecture / Topic
Session 3 (Chair: Stefan Stolte & Michael Zech)
9:00 Florian Ritterbusch (University of Science and Technology, Hefei, China)
Dating of groundwater, ocean water and glacier ice with 81Kr, 85Kr and 39Ar
9:30 Rolf Kipfer (Eawag,  Zürich, Schweiz)​
Real time on-site gas analysis - a ballad of (noble) gases, Arsenic, seismicity and trees
10:00 Axel Suckow (CSIRO, Adelaide, Australia)
Groundwater Age: how multi-tracer studies and noble gas (isotope) data shed
new light on an old concept
10:30 Georg Houben (BGR, Hannover)
The importance of groundwater age for the search for a repository for nuclear waste in Germany (and some insights into the distribution of groundwater ages)
11:00

Natalie Orlowski
Overview to the COST Action 'WATer isotopeS in the critical zONe: from groundwater recharge to plant transpiration - WATSON'
11:05

Poster Sessions with Short Presentations (2) with Coffee Break
11:45 Detlev Degering (VKTA, Dresden) 
Low-lewel radioactivity measurements as a tool for sensitive and precise dating
12:15 Christoph Spötl (University of Innsbruck, Austria)
Speleothems: Insights and applications of a key continental archive
12:45 Michael Zech (TU Dresden)
Brief digression on 18O analysis of sugar biomarkers and their potential to serve as climate indicator
Conclusion of Symposium
13:30

Fritz Haubold (TU Dresden)
Field Trip to Saxon Switzerland | (max. 25 persons)
13:30

Detlev Degering (VKTA, Dresden)
Visit of the VKTA-Rock Laboratory ‚Felsenkeller‘ | (max. 15 persons)
Noble gas high-resolution mass spectrometer; Groundwater sampling © l.: Nick Pitsas; r.: Axel Suckow

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Letzte Änderung: 10.03.2023