More models to add

[kaylai]

A growing list of models that could be added to VESIcal:

• Papale (2006), via translation of FORTRAN code
• Duan (2014)
• Zhang et al. (2007)
• Moussallam et al (2015) for Foidites/Kimberlites (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemgeo.2014.11.017)
• Allison et al. (2022) MafiCH
• Burnham H2O model
• Duan and Zhang (2006) EOS
• Allabar et al. (2022) H2O solubility in peralkaline rhyolites
• Silver, L., & Stolper, E. (1985). A thermodynamic model for hydrous silicate melts. The Journal of Geology, 93(2), 161-177. Essentially the rhyolite model behind VolatileCalc-rhyolite
• MIMiC

[PennyWieser]

Zhang et al. (2007) - I have this code up very poorly in python its just a function of cation fractions. Might be worth doing - In the Waters and Lange hygrometry paper, they calculate fractions wrong, so are off by *0.1-0.2 (sorry remmebered this wrong, off by 0.5- 1 wt% H2O relative to MagmaSat)
Happy to help when adding functions!

[kaylai]

WHOA. That's serious business. Myself and Gordon are both friends with Laura. Maybe worth going over this and letting her know!

Also, thanks! I've added Zhang et al (2007) to the list :)

[PennyWieser]

Yus, sorry, should have said, I worked it out when I asked for their spreadsheet. Sorry, i remembered wrong, its off by 0.15 relative to real zhang, but up to nearly 1wt% relative to MagmaSat. I've been chatting to her about seeing whether it changes the calibration or not to use MagmaSat instead (as Zhang is a very, very simple model)

[corinjorgenson]

Hi Kayla (and others) as I mentioned during your talk for the University of Geneva here is the paper for the Moussallam et al 2015 ( https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemgeo.2014.11.017) model which is for low silica/transitional melts. It's really designed for high CO2 melts, so might not be what you guys are looking for but it's here if you are curious!

And thanks again - this is such a cool program!

Moussallam et al 2015.pdf

[kaylai]

Hi Kayla (and others) as I mentioned during your talk for the University of Geneva here is the paper for the Moussallam et al 2015 ( https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemgeo.2014.11.017) model which is for low silica/transitional melts. It's really designed for high CO2 melts, so might not be what you guys are looking for but it's here if you are curious!

And thanks again - this is such a cool program!

Moussallam et al 2015.pdf

Thank you! It has been added to the list :)