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Near Surface Geophysics Focus Group


   
 
 

In the May NS newsletter:

AGU Chapman Conference on Biogeophysics, October 13-16, Portland, Maine

NS Executive July 2008-2010

 

 

Continuing:

Graduate Student Opportunities at Oklahoma State University
and
PhD Student Position in Hydrogeophysical Data Integration, the University of Lausanne

EEGS lastest issue of FastTIMES available online: News for the near-surface geophysical sciences

Announcements

  • NS-sponsored sessions at the 2008 Joint Assembly:

    • NS23A Innovative Near-Surface Geophysical Approaches to the Characterization of Karst Aquifers

    • NS24A Advances in Hydrogeophysics: From Wetlands to River Basins

    • NS31A Near-Surface Studies of Coastal Processes Posters

    • NS31B Near-Surface Geophysics: General Contributions Posters

    • NS34A New Geophysical Tools and Software for High-Resolution Field Site Characterization

  • NS jointly sponsored sessions:

    • H31C Site Characterization and Hydrologic Modeling

    • H33D Advances in Understanding Groundwater Flow in Karst Systems

  • Near-Surface Geophysics Focus Group lunch, Wednesday May 28. Be sure to sign up for this event ($30) when registering for the meeting.
     

  • The AGU Chapman Conference on Biogeophysics will be held October 13-16 in Portland, Maine.

  • The Near Surface Geophysics Section would like to invite you to submit an Expanded Abstract for oral or poster presentation at the 2008 SEG International Exposition and 78th Annual Meeting in Las Vegas, NV, 9 – 14 November, 2008. The abstract submission system opened on 12 March 2008 and the deadline is 9 April 2008. Please visit the website http://meeting.seg.org/techprog/index.shtml for all abstract submission details, if you have any questions or suggestions please do not hesitate to email Rob Jacob (Robert_Jacob@brown.edu). The full Call for Abstracts.

  • We need a new logo for the Near Surface Focus Group! Please see here for details about the logo as well as for further information about the NS group.

To join this Focus Group, log into the AGU through their update member record link. Under the "Membership Record" select "Near Surface Geophysics" as your primary or "other" affiliation under the "Areas of Scientific Interest" section.

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