Island arc magmatism and related mineralization (as exemplified

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2.1.2 List of publications1. M Akcay and C.J. Moon, 1999, Sampling and prediction of the environmental impact ofMining, Pontides, Turkey, 1165-1170 in Mineral Deposits, Processes to Processing, ed C.J.Stanley et al. Balkema.2. C.J. Moon, G. Gotsiridze, V. Gugushvili, M. Kekelia, S. Kekelia, R. Migineishvili, Z.Otkhmezuri, N. Ozgur2001. Comparison of Mineral Deposits between Georgian andTurkish Sectors of the Tethyan Metallogenic Belt In Piestrzynski, A. et al. MineralDeposits at the Beginning of the 21st Century, Balkema, 309-3123. C.J. Moon and M.K.G. Whateley, 1995. From Prospect to Predevelopment Chapter 5 63-92In An Introduction to Mineral Exploration (ed A.M. Evans). Blackwell Scientific.4. M. Akgay, H.M.Ozkan, C.J. Moon and B.C. Scott 1996 Secondary dispersion from golddeposits in West Turkey. J. Geochem. Expl., 56, 197-2185. C.J. Moon, 1999, Towards a more quantitative relationship for the downstream dilution ofpoint source geochemical anomalies, J. Geochem. Expl., 65, 111-132.2.1.3 Team Leader and addressTitleDr.PositionLecturerSexMaleDate Of Birth 02/05/1951First NameCharlesPatronic NameFamily NameMoonOrganisation TypePublicOrganisation Registration Nr.Academy / BranchOrganisation / University / Institute University of LeicesterDepartmentGeologyLaboratoryStreet NameUniversity RdNr.Post BoxZip codeLE1 7RHCityLeicesterCountryUnited KingdomPhone1 44/116/2523804Fax1 44/116/2523918Email 1cjm@le.ac.ukEmail 2Website2.1.4 List of Senior Scientists in the team1) First Name MigracPatronic NameFamily NameAkçayYear Of Birth 1965Insitute Black sea Technical University, Trabzon, Turkey
2.1.5 StatisticsNumber of Team Members involved in this project: 2Number of Team Members under 35: 0Number of Team Members who have individually received grants in INTAS projects: 12.2 Team : Süleyman Demirel2.2.1 Team DescriptionThe team is composed of the staff of the Research and Application Center for GeothermalEnergy, Groundwater and Mineral Resources (RACGEGMR) and the staff of the Departmentof the Geological Engineering of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, all at theSüleyman Demirel University in Isparta, Turkey. The team leader Nevzat Özgur, Head ofRACGEGMR, is professor for Geochemistry and Ore Deposits, and specialist ofvolcanogenic massive sulfide deposits and fossil geothermal systems. The other teammembers are as follows: Nuran Sönmez, born 1957, has a Ph.D from 9 Eylul University onGordes (Manisa) pegmatoids, is a fellow researcher at RACGEGMR . She works in the fieldof mineralogy and petrography and an experienced fluid inclusion specialist for massivesulfide deposits and epithermal mineralizations. Omer Elitok, born 1968, has a Ph.D fromSuleyman Demirel University on geology, mineralogy and petrography of Sarkikaraagaç(Isparta) and environs, is also a fellow researcher at RACGEGMR.and a lecturer at theDepartment of Geological Engineering. He is a mineralogist, and specialist of thin sectionmineralogy with respect to hydrothermal alteration of massive sulfide deposits. Oya Cengiz,has a Ph.D from Suleyman Demirel University on Barite deposits and their genesis betweenSarkikaraaga? (Isparta) and Doganhisar (Konya), is a lecturer at the Department of GeologicalEngineering. She is an experienced geochemist for trace element evaluation and interpretationin addition to sulfur isotope geochemistry. Menekse Zerener, has a M.Sc. from SuleymanDemirel University, is working for her Ph.D degree at RACGEGMR and experienced in fluidinclusion study. In accordance with the other work teams, the team two (Geochemistry) willfulfill following tasks: (1)Study of Cu deposits of Kure (Asikoy and Bakibaba) as a Cyprustype ore deposit, Cu deposits of Madenköy, Lahanos and Cerattepe of Kuroko type, Cudeposits of Madneuli (Georgia) and porphyr Cu deposits of Alaverdy (Armenia) with respectto rock and ore geochemistry, hydrothermal alteration, ore microscopy and fluid inclusionmeasurements, and (2)comparison the deposits with each other and elaboration thereconstruction of the metallogenic evolution of the regions of the East Pontic metallotect andits prolongation in the Lesser Caucasus. The team two is equipped with (i) Atomic absorptionspectrometry (Perkin Elmer Aanalyst 800?), (ii) X-ray diffractometer (PHILLIPS X'PertPRO), research microscope with image analysis system and fluid inclusion system (LinkamMDS 600).2.2.2 List of publications1. Volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits in the East Pontic metallotect, NE Turkey, Ozgür,N., 1993, Resource Geology Special Issue 16, p. 181-185.2. Geochemical pathfinder elements of the Murgul copper deposit, NE Turkey, Ozgur, N.,1993, Resource Geology Special Issue 16, p. 164-169.3. Active and extinct geothermal systems in the continental rift zones of the Menderes Massif,Western Anatolia, Turkey, Ozgür, N., 1999, Stanley et al. (eds.) Proc. 5th Biennial SGAMeeting and 10th Quadrennial IAGOD Symposium: Mineral Deposits: Processes toProcessing, 22-25 August 1999, London, UK , p. 559-562.4. Geochemical signatures of the Kızıldere geothermal field, Western Anatolia, TurkeyÖzgür, N., 2002, International Geology Review 44, p. 153-163.
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