| Welcome
The Symposium
on the Application of Geophysics to Environmental and Engineering
Problems (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.
SAGEEP is internationally
recognized as the leading conference on the practical application
of shallow geophysics. Since 1988 at the Colorado School of Mines,
the symposium has been held over a 5-day period at locations throughout
the United States, with approximately 150 oral and poster presentations,
several educational workshops, numerous vendor presentations, and
a commercial exhibition. A set of proceedings, comprised of technical
presentations, is distributed on CD and available online as part
of the new EEGS Research Collection.
This is
your invitation to attend SAGEEP -- this year's theme is "Building
New Markets for Geophysics" and we are pleased to announce
our Keynote Speaker: Robert E. Grimm, PhD, director of the Department
of Space Studies at the Southwest Research Institute. His talk is
titled "Extraterrestrial Near-Surface Geophysics". Be
assured that Dr. Grimm will inform, entertain, and maybe even inspire!
Check back with us periodically for additional information on sessions,
field trips, short courses, and registering for the symposium. Housing
reservations are open - click on the "Venue/Hotel" tab
and review the many accommodation choices, including condominiums!
SAGEEP registration
is now open! Register for the conference and make reservations for
accommodations at Keystone. Click on the Program tab and the Venue/Hotel
tab to take care of your arrangements today! Deadline for Pre-Registration
rates is March 12, 2010.
Ride Sharing
Bulletin Board - check out the Registration or Related Links tabs
to learn about one way or round trip transportation options between
DIA and Keystone, including sharing rides and saving money!
Short Courses
and new this year, a SAGEEP Workshop: Click on the Short Courses
tab for the Courses and Workshop line-up.
Reserve your
accommodations now! Take advantage of this unique conference setting
and choose from among many accommodation types - click on the Venue/Hotel
tab and review your housing choices and make your reservation today!
Visa
Information
If you are from a country that requires a visa to enter the U.S.,
remember that the process of obtaining a visa might take several
months. It is your sole responsibility to obtain the necessary paperwork
for entry into the United States. We strongly encourage you to plan
ahead. The
U.S. Department of State website includes information which
may be helpful to you.
Letter
of Invitation/Visa Information
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