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Latest issue of the FastTIMES Published - Special Issue:  Geophysics for Oil and Gas Sector Impacts

FastTIMES Vol 23, 4 Special lssue: Geophysics for Oil and Gas Sector Impacts, is available for download from FastTIMES' Latest Issue page. Features in addition to the Regular Columns include: A Foreword from American Geoscience Institute - Elisabeth Allison and Ben Mandler; 6 technical articles on Geophysics for oil and gas sector impacts; 5th International IP Workshop report and Abstracts; Geological Society NSGG (UK) Archaeological Geophysics Environmental & Criminal Forensics Workshop Program and a SAGEEP 2019 Update - ABSTRACT DEADLINE EXTENDED TO DECEMBER 2.

Membership Renewal Notices Have Been Sent!

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SAGEEP 2019 Call for Abstracts - Deadline Date is December 2, 2018!

Dennis Mills, SAGEEP 2019 General Chair and the three conferences' Technical Chairs have announced the extension of the abstract submission deadline date  - new sessions added!  Check out the topics and the new submission schedule at SAGEEP 2019.

Latest issue of the FastTIMES Published - Special Issue:  Infrastructure: Dams and Levees

Editor Geoff Pettifer announced the publication and online availability of FastTIMES, Vol. 23.3.    Reminder: For optimal viewing, FastTIMES' new editor suggests viewing the newly formatted publication after downloading to get full color and interactive PDF capability, rather than the limited version in the initial previewing screen.  Many new features and viewing improvements have been made and he's pleased to offer readers a feature-rich, fully functional,  quarterly  magazine for the near-surface geophysical sciences.

Latest issue of the Journal of Environmental & Engineering Geophysics Published

Editor Dale Rucker announced the publication and availability of the September, 2018 issue (Vol. 23.3).

SAGEEP 2019 General and Technical Chairs Named

Dennis Mills, of Exploration Instruments in Austin, Texas, has been named General Chair of SAGEEP 2019 being held in Portland, Oregon USA March 17-21, 2019. Additionally, Dimitrios Ntarlagiannis of Rutgers University, will serve as Technical Chair for the SAGEEP 2019 sessions. This year, explained Mills, SAGEEP adds two "sister" conferences, which will run concurrently. Co-sponsor European Association of Geologists and Engineers (EAGE) and EEGS previously announced that the two co-located conferences, "Geohazards" and "Shallow Marine/Coastal Geophysics" will be available to all attendees during the SAGEEP week for a single registration fee. "With the classic environmental and engineering topics coupled with the specific, focused subjects like Geohazards and Shallow Marine issues, there is plenty of opportunity to include a wide range of subject matter," said Mills.  Christopher Leech (chrisatgeomatrix.co.uk) has been named Technical Chair for Shallow Marine/Coastal Geophysics, and Joseph Thomas Coe, Jr. (joseph.coeattemple.edu) will serve as Technical Chair for the Geohazards Conference.

New Associate Editor Joins the Journal of Environmental & Engineering Geophysics (JEEG) Editorial Team

JEEG editor Dale Rucker announced that Deqiang Mao, Ph.D., Professor in the School of Civil Engineering at Shandong University, China, has joined the Editorial Board as Associate Editor. He earned his PhD degree in Hydrogeology from the University of Arizona and postdoc research experiences in Geophysics in Colorado School of Mines. His major interest is developing state-of-art inversion algorithms to interpret hydrogeophysical data, and applying hydraulic tomography test, electrical resistivity survey, induced polarization measurement and self-potential survey to solve problems in subsurface hydrology. Click JEEG Editorial Board to learn more about or to express an interest in serving on the Editorial Board.

EEGS Board of Directors Election Results are In!

The newly elected 2018-19 EEGS Board members were welcomed at SAGEEP 2018 in Nashville, Tennessee USA.  To view contact information, click Board of Directors members,  Board members who completed their terms of service were thanked and recognized at SAGEEP 2018 as well. 

Janet Simms Awarded JEEG's Best Paper

The Journal of Environmental & Engineering Geophysics' (JEEG) Best Paper Award winner is Janet Simms for her publication In Situ Root Volume Estimation Using Ground Penetrating Radar, featured in the September, 2017 issue of JEEG, Vol. 22, Issue 3.  Current JEEG Editor Dale Rucker said "Dr. Simms paper on root mapping with GPR exemplifies the type of paper that JEEG should host for the near surface geophysical community.  It was thorough, applicable across a number of fields, and very well presented."   The Best Paper Award for outstanding contribution to the JEEG is given each year in honor of Alan Witten, the first editor of JEEG. Prof. Witten was an educator, writer, and adventurer.  To submit to the Journal, click here.

EEGS announces Portland, Oregon USA as Host City for SAGEEP 2019

Save these dates:  March 17-21, 2019 and plan to attend the 32nd SAGEEP!  Portland is a city perfectly suited for SAGEEP - laid-back and friendly, a reputation for manicured parks, eclectic nightlife, fine micro-breweries and distilleries, and nature that cuts right into the city.  SAGEEP 2019 is a must and the Pacific Northwest's Portland, Oregon is a must-visit. 

EEGS and EAGE Collaborate to Produce SAGEEP

Environmental and Engineering Geophysical Society (EEGS) and the European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers (EAGE) representatives signed a joint agreement at SAGEEP 2018 in Nashville, Tennessee outlining the collaborative efforts which will be used to produce SAGEEP, beginning with SAGEEP 2019 in Portland, Oregon March 17-21, 2019. With a shared intent to provide the near surface geophysics community with the highest quality and most timely solutions possible to geophysical engineering and environmental problems and cutting edge research, the two groups have already begun to target topics and areas of interest across multiple disciplines. The architects of the agreement believe combined efforts will result in an enhanced SAGEEP experience, a wider audience and the growth necessary to sustain this important, unique educational offering in the near surface geophysical marketplace.

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