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Submit your registration form with payment and save! Register by
March 12 and take advantage of pre-registration rates. You will
also be receiving a printed registration form in the mail to assist
you in your planning and selection of Conference Activities. If
you are not on our mailing list, or you wish to have a brochure
sent to you, contact the Business Office by calling (303) 531-7517
or sending an e-mail to staff@eegs.org.
Ground Transportation
Options Between DIA and Keystone
If you are not driving or planning to rent a car, you may wish
to take advantage of the ground transportation companies listed
below, sit back, and enjoy the spectacular scenery:
- Colorado
Mountain Express - Preferred Provider
SAGEEP Participants can book a round trip rate from DIA to Keystone
for $100 ($50 one way). Reservations can be made by calling toll
free number 1-800-334-7433 or by visiting www.ridecme.com.
The discount code is "SAGEEP". Attendees can also make
these arrangements when making their room reservations with Keystone.
Please allow approximately an hour and 45 minutes between DIA
and Keystone. Please allow for at least 45 minutes between flight
arrival into Denver International Airport and scheduled departure
time of shuttle from Denver to Keystone. After claiming your luggage,
please check in at the Colorado Mountain Express service counter,
located in the center of level 5 - the same level as baggage claim.
Other Transportation
providers:
- A+ Airport
Shuttle - $65 per person one way/$25 per person one way if 10
A+ or more passengers.
- Big Sky
Shuttle - $98 per person one way/$40 per person if 10 or more
passengers Ph: 877-336-8267. Web: www.blueskshuttle.com.
- Access Colorado
Transportation - $25 per person one way if 10 or more passengers
or $235 one way for one van shuttle. Ph: 720-338-5731. Web: www.accesscoloradoshuttle.com.
- DIA - www.flydenver.com/gt/search.asp
for ground service to Keystone.
New
This Year!
SAGEEP Workshop
W-1: Airborne EM for Environmental and Engineering
Applications
This all-day (8 am to 5 pm) workshop will be held on Thursday,
April 15, 2010. Invited and volunteered presentations will be organized
into topical sessions that will include instruments and capabilities,
calibration, processing, and interpretation, applications, and case
histories. Discussion during and between presentations is encouraged.
A closing panel discussion will consider current issues and trends
in airborne EM.
Additional
Workshop Information
SAGEEP Cafe
Pre-order lunch on Monday and Wednesday and join fellow SAGEEP attendees
in the SAGEEP Cafe - or grab your lunch and head outside with colleagues.
For your convenience, boxed lunches and iced tea will be available
in the Conference Center. Or, if you're in the mood for a latte,
visit the Coffee Cart and purchase coffee beverages, soft drinks
or bottled water. Place your lunch order on the pre-registration
form based on the sandwich types offered - Turkey with Swiss on
a croissant, Ham with Swiss on whole wheat sub or Grilled Vegetable
sandwich with red pepper hummus.
Hot Topics
Poster Session
The SAGEEP Café in the Conference Center offers an alternative
for lunch and the Hot Topics session features posters on late breaking
discoveries, observations, and results too fresh to have been submitted
to the Technical Program and the Proceedings CD. This informal lunch
session is designed to provoke discussion and encourage feedback.
The Café and Hot Topics will be open at lunch time Monday
and Wednesday at the Conference Center. Sign up for the SAGEEP Café
lunch on the meeting registration site and submit Hot Topics poster
titles and authors (that’s all that’s required) to General
Chair Vic Labson (vlabson@usgs.gov).
SAGEEP customary standards apply, inappropriate papers, those lacking
scientific merit, or those with excessive commercial advertisement
are subject to rejection. Quality control is the author’s responsibility.
Titles will be accepted until the space is full. While Hot Topics
are not part of the Technical Program and are not included in the
Proceedings, the authors and titles will be listed along with a
session summary in a future FastTIMES. Plan to join us for lunch
and share your newest work at hot topics@sageep.cafe.
Online
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EEGS Luncheon
- EEGS/Geonics Early Career Award Recipient
On Tuesday,
April 13, the 2010 recipient of the EEGS / Geonics annual Early
Career Award (ECA) will deliver the EEGS Luncheon talk. Adding to
the level of excitement at this year's luncheon is the fact that
the award recipient has not yet been announced - please join fellow
SAGEEP attendees to listen to the presentation and learn who has
been awarded the prestigious ECA for academic excellence that also
encourages research in near-surface geophysics. Register early,
limited space available.
SAGEEP Conference
Evening
Gather around the fireplace or take in the spectacular views of
the Ten Mile range, but don't miss the Conference evening at Keystone
Ranch, a 1930s ranch homestead that combines rustic elegance with
unique mountain dining. Includes roundtrip transportation, dinner,
wine and entertainment.
Full Day
Field Trip
Xcel
Energy will provide a one-hour tour of the Shoshone Hydroelectric
Plant located along the Colorado River outside of Glenwood Springs
in Glenwood Canyon. The hydroelectric plant, which began operation
in 1909, although relatively small with a production of up to 15
MW of electricity, carries one of the most senior water rights on
the Colorado River. Along the drive on I-70 to the Shoshone Plant,
participants can follow along published road logs that include geologic
points of interest as well as information on the Glenwood Canyon
highway project that won awards for its achievements in civil engineering
when it opened in 1992. After the Shoshone plant tour, the trip
will continue to Glenwood Springs where participants will ride the
scenic gondola-style Iron Mountain Tramway up to an elevation of
7,100 ft with panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains. Lunch is at
the top of the tram near the entrance to the caves, prior to the
70-minute guided, walking tour of Glenwood Caverns and Historic
Fairy Caves, including the most highly decorated room in Colorado.
After the return tram ride down the mountain, the trip will conclude
with the journey back to Keystone. Includes roundtrip transportation,
entrance fees to tours, and lunch. Please bring comfortable walking
shoes and suitable outerwear for springtime in the Rockies (changeable)
weather. (This tour has a limit on the number of registrants.)
Hospitality
Events
On Monday and Wednesday afternoons, a complimentary, one-hour hospitality
event with beer and snacks - otherwise known as the SAGEEP Beer
Bash - will be held in the Exhibits Hall (Colorado Rockies Ballroom).
Badges and appropriate ID will be required.
Special Registration
Information for Students
Student
Event
Make the most of your trip to Keystone by joining us on Sunday for
a day of reduced-rate skiing at Arapahoe Basin. Reduced rates are
also available on ski/snowboard rentals. We'll be leaving the Keystone
Lodge at 8:30 am and plan on returning by 5 pm, and lunch will be
on your own at the resort. You must register in advance to take
advantage of the group rate. Pre-registration deadline is March
12, so sign up now (limited space), using the special
registration form
(online registration not available - complete form and fax or mail
form and payment to EEGS offices). If you have already signed up
for SAGEEP, use this form to add the Ski Trip. Ski Trip is open
to all SAGEEP registrants.
Student
Volunteers
Students who work two shifts at SAGEEP 2010 are eligible to receive
a rebate of their student registration fees. If you are interested,
please contact us at tel. (303) 531-7517 or e-mail staff@eegs.org
by March 12, 2010.
Student
Scholarships
Once again, Geometrics is pleased to announce a limited number of
student scholarships to offset the cost of attending SAGEEP 2010.
Students must be in good standing at an educational institution
and provide an application letter signed by a faculty member. Application
letters should include areas of interest in geophysics, graduation
date, dissertation/thesis/senior project topic and thoughts on employment
after graduation. Please send the letter (email only please) to
linda@geometrics.com.
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