Length scale of heterogeneity

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Length scale of heterogeneity Length scale of heterogeneity after 4 Ga of convection Sampling the pudding Lateral variations in composition; fastest way is the calculation of bulk moduli benchmarked to low-pressure experiments, and then relate them to seismic velocity Partial melting systematics SLIMER – sublithospheric isotope and major element research: mantle xenolith analyses along MOR Need paired trace elements/major elements Seismology is not going to solve this problem but will be limited to the wave physics, e.g. 2% at 100 km resolution Use P and S to try and get to T and X

Upper mantle Test hypothesis for the dramatic increase in viscosity in the upper mantle (H20) Need seismic and rheological observations of where water is or isn’t in the mantle Partial melting systematics Use huge array to combine receiver function studies, surface waves, body waves, and array seismology might have to wait until we see USArray in place Is the presence of water limited to this realm? Seafloor flattening with respect to half space cooling; not a solved problem

Slabs Avalanches and phase changes at 660 km P-T-V-X equations of state, in the presence of water How much of the lithospheric mantle is being serpentinized in subduction zones; this is key to the water budget in the Earth Geodynamicists need to give us temperature anomalies for subduction zones; this is a simple example of how a forward model can be used as a prediction for seismology; but we need real input, not tell them what they should find in the first place Anisotropy is one parameter whose resolution will improve Deep earthquakes: make faults in plastic regime, by water or phase transitions? Who knows?

Hot spots/upwellings/plumes Shape and distribution of swells Mechanisms and geodynamic predictions and tests Pressure and temperature derivatives of the effects of melt, water and mineral interaction Effects of volatiles and map their 3D deformation Look at geochemical signals of core-mantle interaction Match geochemistry with tomography source depth Mapping of all relevant elastic parameters Seismic tests for hypothetical structures

Lower Mantle Heat distribution and heat flow Determine heat capacity and thermal conductivity Effects of volatiles and map their 3D deformation Consistency between geochemistry systems Trace evolution of convection, something we can only get from geochemistry What is the triple point of perovskite? Statistical tests and properties of the heterogeneity Is the presence of water possible here?

Water What is the water budget of the Earth? How much can continents hold before they dehydrate; how much goes down in subduction zones and how much comes up in ridges and plumes? Mineral physics can tell you how much it might hold by solving the solubility problem, but we need to know the bulk values to do proper accounting