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Latest Journal of Environmental & Engineering Geophysics Published!

The latest issue of JEEG, 21.3, September, 2016 has been mailed and is available for viewing and download.  To access the online JEEG, click here.  To ensure you are receiving our notices of publication, be sure to update your profile, including your current email address.  Just log in to the web site with your Username and Password (if you have forgotten your log in information, click Login in the grey box - upper right-hand corner - and click the "Forgot your username?" or "Forgot your password?" to retrieve your information).  If you do not have a Username and Password, contact EEGS at staff@eegs.org. 

SAGEEP 2017 Call for Abstracts - Special Sessions Announced

Technical Committee Chair Elliot Grunewald announced the Technical Program Committee has added several Special Sessions in addition to the inclusive subtopics for the 30th Symposium on the Application of Geophysics to Engineering and Environmental Problems (SAGEEP).  In addition to the 30th Anniversary celebration, there's more that's new about SAGEEP 2017:  Be sure to visit SAGEEP 2017 - new items being added regularly - and learn about the abstract submission process at Annual Meeting/SAGEEP 2017/Sessions/Abstracts.

Springer to Publish Special Monograph on Levees and Dams - Call for Papers

Contributors are invited to submit their innovative and substantiated geophysics-related ideas for inclusion in a monograph intended to inform policy-makers, engineers and earth scientists about the current and emerging role of geophysics in addressing environmental processes, assessments, and policy directions related to new and existing dams and levees.  Manuscripts for the peer-reviewed volume, "Levees and Dams:  Advances in Geophysical Monitoring and Characterization," are due December 1, 2016.  Publication is expected in October, 2017.  For contact information and Springer submission guidelines, click here.

Latest FastTIMES Published! 

The latest issue of FastTIMES, 21.2, June, 2016 has been published and is available for viewing and download.  This issue focuses on Forensic Geophysics.  To ensure you are receiving our notices of publication, be sure to update your profile, including your current email address.  Be sure to visit the Call for Submissions to FastTIMES page if you are interested in contributing to next quarter's FastTIMES on Karst.

Invitation to participate in survey on the demand, rationale, and needs for a potential national facility for near-surface and "critical zone" geophysics

W. Steven Holbrook, Co-Director, Wyoming Center for Environmental Hydrology and Geophysics, has issued an invitation to take a short survey on the demand, rationale, and needs for a potential national facility for near-surface and "critical zone" geophysics.  NOTE:  this survey is not just for geophysicists!   Students and researchers who are not expert geophysicists but would like to have access to near-surface geophysical instrumentation, software, and expertise are invited to participate.  Click  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1HiT4yfsuqElVczDP3lw5vwCMCR7Xq-AHQ4D2F_J8SBE/viewform to go directly to the survey.  For more information, contact Steve Holbrook steveh@uwyo.edu, http://www.steveholbrook.com or (307) 766 2427 (voice).