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COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH UTILIZING INTEGRATED & COMPREHENSIVE STRUCTURAL-METAMORPHIC-CHRONOLOGIC DATASETS

 

The ITAR venture was set up as a platform to facilitate collaborative research on interesting tectonic problems with a focus on the geodynamic and metamorphic reponse in different orogenic settings. ITAR was established in Malalchuello Village, Chile on the 21st January, 2006 and is based in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia.

 

Ben Goscombe is an independent contract researcher with the skills and experience to drive collaborative research programs forward to publishable outcomes. Also available for developing new research programs utilising first-hand experience and pre-competitive datasets from terranes in Africa, Himalayas and Australia [Link to Portfolio of Terranes].

 

Main areas of expertise:
• Field work and geological mapping
• Structural analysis, profiles and strain mapping
• Metamorphic analysis and petrology
• Metamorphic mapping and field gradients
• Collation and synthesis of large, orogen-wide datasets
• Integrated terrane analysis and tectonic synthesis

Current ITAR collaborative projects:

• West Yilgarn Craton Metamorphism Project: Collaborative research funded by GSWA. In collaboration with Steve Wyche (Team Leader - GSWA), Martin Van Kranendonk (GSWA) and other GSWA staff and Dr Richard Blewett (GA), Karol Czarnota (GA), Bruce Groenewald (Mincor), David Foster (University of Florida) and Roland Maas (Melbourne University).

• East Yilgarn Craton Metamorphism Project: Collaborative research funded by pmd*CRC. In collaboration with Dr Richard Blewett (GA), Karol Czarnota (GA), Bruce Groenewald (GSWA), Roland Maas (Melb Uni) and other GA, GSWA and pmd*CRC staff.

• Thermo-mechanical response within collisional Pan-African Orogenic Systems: Collaborative research funded by NRC and ITAR. In collaboration with Prof. David Foster (University of Florida), Prof. David Gray (Melbourne University), Prof. Joe Meert (University of Florida), Dr. Roland Maas (Melbourne University), Prof. Santosh (Kochi University) and Prof. Geoff Clarke (Sydney University) with Paul Hamilton on technical support.

• Damara Orogen and Kaoko Belt Project in Namibia: Collaborators David Foster and David Gray.

• Eastern Arunta Metamorphic studies and staff training: Funded by the Northern Territory Geological Survey.

• Metamorphic analysis of the Aileron and Warumpi Provinces: Funded by Geoscience Australia. In collaboration with David Huston (GA), Richard Blewett (GA) and others.

• Metamorphic project in Mali: In collaboration with Dr Thomas Bekker-Fullgraf and funded by the BRGM.

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