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SAGEEP 2016 in Denver, Colorado
Mount Sopris is helping to promote the next SAGEEP annual meeting. 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.

It is internationally recognized as the leading conference on the practical application of shallow geophysics. Since 1988, the symposium has been held over a 5-day period, with over 200 oral and poster presentations, several educational short courses and workshops, vendor presentations, and a commercial exhibition.

SAGEEP 2016 is being held in the downtown Denver, Colorado Marriott March 20th through 24th. Among other pre and post conference activities, information on a ski trip will be offered. Details on other activities unique to the Denver/Colorado area and plans for the Conference Evening, Student Event and Short Courses will be made available over the coming days. Ideas for workshops or short courses may be submitted to Jim LoCoco, Short Course/Workshop Chair.

A set of proceedings, comprised of technical presentations, will be distributed and available electronically.

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Key Dates
Nov. 30, 2015 Abstracts and optional Extended Abstracts Due
Dec. 3, 2015 Notice of Acceptance, Suggested Revisions or Rejection
Jan. 19, 2016 Deadline for revised Abstracts and Extended Abstracts/NSGLs
Jan. 26, 2016 Deadline for Final Extended Abstracts and NSGLs

 

 

 

Submit your Abstract by the end of November!

SAGEEP 2016 Abstract Submission
If you are not able to make the submission date, but would still like to be considered, please email John Stowell at john.stowell@mountsopris.com.

 

 

APPLICATIONS FOCUS
Agricultural Geophysics – Barry Allred, Chair
Airborne Geophysics, Remote Sensing, and UAV (Drone)-based Surveys – Ron Bell, Chair; Barry Allred, Co-chair
Archaeological Geophysics – Laura Sherrod, Chair
Dams and Levees – Scott Ikaard, Chair; Ted Asch, Co-chair
Drone Case Histories – Ron Bell, Chair; Barry Allred, Co-chair
Engineering Geophysics – Scott Ikard, Chair; Mike Powers, Co-chair
Hydrogeophysics/Geophysics Applied to Water Resources – Brad Carr, Scott Ikard, Chairs; Andy Parsekian, Co-Chair
Geophysics in Climate and Critical Zone Studies – Khamini Singha, Chair
Geophysics for Contaminant and Site Remediation – Jonathan Nyquist, Chair
Geophysics in the Oilfield: Contaminants, Water Demand, Induced Seismicity, and Hydraulic Fracturing – Bruce Smith, Chair
Highway Geophysics – Jacob Sheehan, Chair
Integrated Near Surface Geophysics Case Histories – Darren Mortimer, Chair
Material Property Measurements
Mining and Reclamation Geophysics – Allison Johnston, Chair
Non-technical Issues and Barriers to Applications of Geophysics
Polar and Planetary Geophysics
Transportation and Infrastructure Geophysics – Frank Jalinoos, Chair; Rick Hoover, Co-Chair
UXO and UXO Sensor Technology – Darren Mortimer, Chair; Ted Asch, Co-chair

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METHODS FOCUS

Borehole Geophysics – Carole Johnson, Chair; Robert Garfield, Co-chair
Drones in Geophysics – Ron Bell, Chair
Electromagnetics and Magnetotellurics – Mel Best, Chair
Geophysical Database Management – Darren Mortimer, Chair
GPR and EMI in Complex Environments: Emerging Concepts, Methods, and Data Analysis GPR Instruments, Acquisition, Processing, and Analysis – Donald M. Thieme
Gravity and Magnetic Methods: Engineering and Environmental Applications – Darren Mortimer, Chair
HVSR and Passive Seismology – John W. Lane, Chair
Integrating Drones into Geophysical and Geological Mapping Projects – Ron Bell, Chair
Near Surface Geophysical Data Analyses, Integration, and Processing – Darren Mortimer, Chair
Near Surface Geophysical Sensor Technology
Near Surface Geophysics across Hydrologic Interfaces: Imaging Hyporheic, Lacustrine, Shallow Marine, and Underwater – Nick Valleau, Chair
Environments – John Jansen, Chair; Nick Valleau, Co-chair
Near Surface Seismic Reflection and Refraction – Jeremy Strohmeyer
NMR for Near-surface Investigations (Development and Applications) – Elliot Grunewald, Chair
Novel Environmental/NS Geophysics Methods
Resistivity/Induced Polarization/Self-Potential Methods and Applications – Scott Ikard, Chair
Shallow Marine and Underwater Geophysics – Nick Valleau, Chair

To ensure inclusion in the SAGEEP 2016 technical program, submit your short, 300 word maximum abstract (or preliminary extended abstract) now!
If you are considering submitting an abstract and presenting (oral or poster) at SAGEEP 2016, please do so immediately.

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Please consult the EEGS/SAGEEP web site for a list of Session topics prior to submitting your abstract – you will be asked to select one in which your presentation (oral) would best fit. Also, be sure to indicate your willingness to serve as session chair or co-chair. You can check the box online at the submission site or you can send an email to charles@interpex.com. Chairs and co-chairs are integral to the Technical Program development and we hope to hear from you who are willing to participate.
To access the online abstract submission site, please visit: https://www.xcdsystem.com/sageep

You can find more information at the SAGEEP 2016 website.

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