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Session No. 77: T161. Boxwork and Fracture Halos: Changes in mineralogy and erosion resistance around fracture features on Earth, Mars, and across the Solar System

Session Chairs:
Kirsten Leigh Siebach | Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences, Christina Seeger | Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences, Claire A. Mondro

Description:

The Mars rover Curiosity has recently studied large-scale boxwork deposits interpreted as erosion-resistant fracture halos/alteration zones. We seek proposals considering physical, chemical, and mineralogical changes in rock adjacent to fractures on Earth and beyond.

Presentations

Paper No.	Title	Presenting Author	Start Time	End Time	Item Duration (min)	Action
	Introductory Remarks		01:30 PM	01:35 PM	5 min
77-1	Boxworks in Terrestrial Sedimentary Environments	Sally Potter-McIntyre	01:35 PM	01:55 PM	20 min	View
77-2	Boxworks and streamers: Paleo-fluid flow features in the Navajo sandstone	Basil Tikoff	01:55 PM	02:15 PM	20 min	View
77-3	Formation of the Boxwork Unit in Gale Crater, Mars	Kirsten Siebach	02:15 PM	02:30 PM	15 min	View
77-4	Sedimentology and Diagenesis of Curiosity’s traverse though the Boxwork-Hosting Altadena Member, Gale Crater, Mars	Christina Seeger	02:30 PM	02:45 PM	15 min	View
77-5	Constraints on Fracture Formation in the Boxwork Region Investigated by the Curiosity Rover in Gale Crater, on Mars	Claire Mondro	02:45 PM	03:00 PM	15 min	View
77-6	Ancient Fracture (Boxwork?) Patterns at Jezero Crater, Mars: Possible Expressions of Post-Impact Fluid Flow	Alicia Vaughan	03:00 PM	03:15 PM	15 min	View

Boxwork and Fracture Halos: Changes in mineralogy and erosion resistance around fracture features on Earth, Mars, and across the Solar System

Description

Date and Time: Sunday, 11 October - 1:30 PM (Mountain Time (US & Canada))

Room: CCC, Bluebird Ballroom 3H

Session Type: Topical Sessions

Session Format: Oral

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