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25th Anniversary SAGEEP - Registration is Open!
SAGEEP 2012 will be held March 25-29, 2012 in Tucson, Arizona USA. Register now! The 25th SAGEEP anniversary will be a special conference being held at the spectacular Hilton Tucson El Conquistador. SAGEEP provides geophysicists, engineers, geoscientists and end-users from around the world an opportunity to meet and discuss near-surface applications of geophysics and learn about recent developments in near-surface geophysics.
Online Registration is Open!
Conference organizers are pleased to announce that conference registration is open. Click on SAGEEP 2012, then Program to view the latest updates and the Schedule at a Glance: Oral and Poster Sessions, Short Courses and Workshops, invited Keynote Speaker, Conference Evening and other 25th Anniversary celebration activities (and surprises!), Luncheons, full and half-day Field Trips/Tours and more. You can also make your housing reservations now! Click here to find out more about accommodations at SAGEEP.
General Chair: Moe Momayez
Technical Chair: Gail Heath
Invitation to Contribute to Two SAGEEP 2012 Workshops in Seismic Refraction Methods & Hydrofracking
Workshop convenors are extending invitations to contribute a paper for these two SAGEEP 2012 workshops: "Seismic Refraction Methods: Unleashing the Potential and Understanding the Limitations" and "Hydrofracking 101: What Is It, What Are the Issues, and How Can Geophysics Help?" Click here to learn more about attending or contributing to these SAGEEP 2012 workshops.
Expanded Abstracts - Deadline extended
The online Expanded Abstract submission site is now open. For more information on submitting your expanded abstract, click on the Annual Meeting/SAGEEP tab and select Sessions/Abstracts. The deadline for submission has been extended to February 15, 2012.
2012 Elections to the EEGS Board of Directors Announced
It is once again time to elect a new group of members to the 2012/13 EEGS Board of Directors. To vote, log in using your EEGS web page login credentials and click on Membership, Members Only, then Election Information. Follow the instructions to mail, email or fax your completed ballot. Candidates' biographical information and EEGS platform statements are also available to review prior to voting. Deadline to vote: March 15, 2012.
Geophysicist Positions Open - Graduate Student Researcher Sought
A new position and a graduate research assistantship openings have been added to our Geophysics Careers page - use the "Geophysics Careers" link in the Quick Links box (right-hand panel) to learn more.
New Publication Available
"Advances in Near-surface Seismology and Ground-penetrating Radar," Richard D. Miller, John H. Bradford, and Klaus Holliger, Editors
This book combines 29 referred papers that will be of interest to the researcher and practitioner alike. It is designed to bring together the best of the past decade, state-of-the-practice applications of today, and visions for the next decade. Special Student Pricing!
To place your order, simply print, complete and fax or mail the EEGS Publications Order Form to the EEGS business offices. Click here for an excerpt and the Table of Contents". To learn more about EEGS Publications, click here.
Latest Issue of FastTIMES
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Click here to read the latest issue. The current issue of FastTIMES features articles discussing the application of geophysical techniques in earthquake research. The articles discuss a wide range of near surface geophysical techniques used in civil, geotechnical, archaeological, and geological investigations.
FastTIMES Submissions
For the next issue of FastTIMES, technical articles and industry contributions on any near surface technique and their geophysical applications will be accepted until November 18. Send your submissions, questions or suggestions to Moe Momayez (moe.momayez@arizona.edu). Letters to the editor are also welcome at this email address.
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