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SUMMARY:EFG Academy: Tracing Environmental Pollution - Exploring Isotopic Tools for Source Tracking in Air\, Water\, and Soil
DESCRIPTION:Join the EFG Academy and SGS Beta for an expert-led CPD training on Tracing Environmental Pollution\, exploring isotopic tools for source tracking in air\, water\, and soil. \nLearn from real case studies and gain practical insights into isotope analysis techniques for environmental monitoring. \nPresented by Dr Maren Pauly (SGS Beta)\, Paleoclimatologist and isotope expert. \nWHERE & WHEN: Online\, 6 June 2025\, 14:00-15:30 CEST\nPRICE: Free\, sponsored by SGS Beta \nCourse outline: \nThis short course introduces how isotopic systematics—including boron (B)\, strontium (Sr)\, lead (Pb)\, stable isotopes (O\, H\, C)\, and radiocarbon (14C) – can be applied to trace environmental pollution in air\, water\, and soil. It includes real-world case studies on \n\nStrontium tracing in groundwater\nBoron contamination in river systems\nLead signatures in air pollution\nMulti-isotope source tracking\nRadiocarbon dating of groundwater\nThe course concludes with a practical overview of available isotope analysis services and results.\n\n  \nAbout the Presenter: \nDr. Maren Pauly is a paleoclimatologist at SGS Beta\, a subsidiary of SGS Isobar specializing in geochemical fingerprinting and environmental source tracking. She holds a PhD in Natural Sciences from the Freie Universität Berlin and MSc/BSc degrees from the University of Waterloo. Maren has academic and industry experience in climate reconstruction and currently provides technical consulting while lecturing part-time at Bath Spa University. \nLearning outcomes: \n\nUnderstand how isotopes can distinguish between natural and human-made pollution\nGain insights into the isotopic analysis of water\, air\, and soil\nLearn from applied case studies in environmental monitoring\nDiscover how isotopic fingerprinting supports policy and remediation decisions\nExplore practical applications of radiocarbon and multi-isotope tools in geoscience\n\nDesigned for: \nThis training is suited for environmental scientists\, geochemists\, hydrologists\, consultants\, and policy professionals involved in pollution monitoring and source attribution. It is also highly relevant for regulatory agencies\, academic researchers\, and professionals in environmental compliance or remediation planning. \nFind more information and register here: https://tinyurl.com/EFGAenvTracing
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/efg-academy-tracing-environmental-pollution-exploring-isotopic-tools-for-source-tracking-in-air-water-and-soil/
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SUMMARY:EFG Academy: Activism & Geology - Risks\, Responses & Engagement
DESCRIPTION:How can geologists engage with public activism in constructive and professional ways? \nJoin Dr Alan Hardacre for the EFG Academy Activism course\, a 1-hour online session exploring the evolving relationship between the geoscience profession and activism. \nWHEN: 13 June 2025\, 10:00–11:00 CEST\nPRICE: EurGeol 53 €\, Regular 56 €\nWHERE: Live\, online \nCourse outline: \n\nWelcome and Introduction\nBackground and Influence of Activism\nThe Playbook of Campaigning\nActivism and Geology\n\nAbout the Presenter: \nDr. Alan Hardacre is a well-recognised expert in the field of Public Affairs. He is the co-founder of Advocacy Strategy and Advocacy Academy\, both based in Brussels\, Belgium. These two companies are both dedicated to how you build\, structure and deliver best-in-class Public Affairs. The first does this through tailored Public Affairs Management consulting\, and the second is a first-of-a-kind online platform. \nAlan has worked as a lobbyist since 2004 for Trade Associations\, companies\, governments and international organisations. Alan has a long history of teaching and writing about Public Affairs. In 2020 he published a third edition of his best-selling book ‘How to Work with the EU Institutions…A Practical Guide to Successful Public Affairs in the EU’. \nLearning outcomes: \n\nDefine activism in a contemporary context and understand its evolving role\nRecognize activism’s influence on natural resources and geology sectors\nIdentify key tactics and strategies used in activist playbooks\nAssess risks and opportunities for the geological community\nUnderstand the role of engagement\, transparency\, and trust-building\nExplore strategies for geologists to engage activism proactively\nReflect on their role in contributing to a more socially-aware sector\n\nTarget Audience \nGeoscientists working in or around extractive industries\, renewable energy\, environmental geoscience\, public policy\, and science communication. \nFees \n\nEurGeol Title Holder: 53 € (incl. Belgian VAT)\nRegular 56€ (incl. Belgian VAT)\n\nFind all the information and register here: https://tinyurl.com/EFGAcourseAct
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SUMMARY:EFG Academy: Sequence Stratigraphy
DESCRIPTION:Join Dr Gil Machado for a 25-hour in-depth classroom course on Sequence Stratigraphy from 16 to 26 June 2025. Learn to integrate seismic\, well log\, and outcrop data to build robust stratigraphic models. Gain tools to identify system tracts\, sequence boundaries\, and interpret depositional sequences with predictive value for exploration and development. Includes practical exercises and case studies. \nABOUT THE COURSE:\nSequence Stratigraphy is a branch of Geology that combines multiple disciplines\, notably Sedimentology\, biostratigraphy\, trace fossil analysis\, and seismic stratigraphy in addition to classical lithostratigraphy. \nSince its inception in the 1970s\, it has been widely used in both academic and industrial domains. One of its main advantages is the integrated nature of the approach to sedimentary systems\, using multiple disciplines. The application at different scales – from kilometric to metric allows the usage of different sets of data: seismic\, petrophysical\, biostratigraphical and outcrop. \nFrom the perspective of geological resource exploration\, the predictive power of Sequence Stratigraphy is immensely important as it allows to reduce risks and estimate resource quantities. \nABOUT THE PRESENTER:\nDr. Gil Machado\, member of the Portuguese Association of Geologists\, holds a degree in Geology and a European Doctorate (PhD) in Stratigraphy and Petroleum Geology and has ca. 12 years of experience in the Energy industry\, in exploration projects of Oman\, Mozambique\, Brazil\, Angola\, Guinea-Bissau\, Senegal\, Gabon\, Morocco\, and other Atlantic basins. He is an advanced seismic interpreter\, including sediment fairways identification\, deep water sedimentation characterization\, sequence stratigraphy and prospect generation and risking. He has worked extensively with well correlation\, biostratigraphy\, regional prospectivity studies and has managed teams and projects in multiple cultural environments. \nHe has mentored and supervised Bsc and Msc students\, and young professionals and taught several short courses and lectures on these subjects. \nAs part of his career he worked at Petroleum Development Oman as a Stratigrapher where he was responsible for the Precambrian and Lower Paleozoic stratigraphy studies and for the scientific management of the palynology laboratory of the company. He followed multiple wells as an operational stratigrapher providing real-time advice to the well geologists for casing points\, TD calls\, etc. He also contributed to the biostratigraphic zonation review of the subsurface of Oman. \nHe is affiliated with the European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers (EAGE)\, the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) and a corresponding member of the Devonian subcommission of the International Commission on Stratigraphy. \nGil Machado is currently heading a geological consulting company – Chronosurveys – providing services and training in Stratigraphy\, source rock evaluation\, and Petroleum Geology. \nCOURSE OBJECTIVES:\nThe objective of this training course is to get more out of seismic and well data through the use of sequence and seismic stratigraphy and integrated stratigraphic analysis to further constrain geological models. Ultimately\, it can be used to predict and discover more geological resources and predict the geology before wells are drilled. \nThis 25-hour interactive Sequence Stratigraphy training course will deal with the fundamentals and practical applications of sequence and seismic stratigraphy. It will include exercises and case histories for some interpretation and workshop discussion. \nDuring the course and in an organized and systematic manner\, we aim to achieve several objectives that are briefly presented: \n\nUnderstand the critical use of chronostratigraphy in providing a temporal and spatial display of depositional packages\nHave a full understanding of the factors controlling sedimentary basin fill\nHave an awareness of the terms and definitions used in sequence and seismic stratigraphy\nIdentify the main stratal terminations\, surfaces\, system tracts and sequences on seismic\nIntegrate other geological data and then identify sequences and system tracts on well logs\nIdentify main trends\, surfaces and system tract in outcrops\n\nDESIGNED FOR:\nGeologists\, geophysicists\, exploration and development professionals\, and advanced geology students interested in applying stratigraphy to basin modelling and resource evaluation. \nFEES:\n-Regular fee: 440 € \n-EurGeol fee: 360 € \n-Portuguese Association of Geologists (APG) Member fee: 260 € \nFULL COURSE CONTENT:\nModule one \n\nAn overview and the use of chronostratigraphy\nOutline and overview\nThe history of sequence stratigraphy and stratigraphic models\nChronostratigraphy and seismic models\nCondensation surfaces\nErosion and non-deposition surfaces\nCoastal onlap and eustatics\n\nModule two \n\nSeismic stratigraphy and controls on basin stratigraphy\nPrinciples and the geometry of depositional systems\nTypes of seismic reflector terminations\nChanges in accommodation space\nControls on basin stratigraphy\nOrders of cyclicity\nTypes of sedimentary basins\n\nModule three \n\nThe models and principles\nThe Exxon model\nSequence boundary types and systems tracts\nOther systems tract types and variations on the ideal model\nGenetic stratigraphic sequences\nSequences on seismic\nSequence boundary recognition\n\nModule four \n\nSequence definition from wells and seismic\nThe use of well log data\nDefinition of surfaces and systems tracts\nRecognition of systems tracts on seismic\nRecognition of stratal surfaces on seismic\nSeismic facies analysis\nAnalysis of seismic attributes\n\nModule five \n\nSequence stratigraphy of carbonates and relative sea-level lowstands\nCarbonate systems overview\nIntroduction to carbonate sequence stratigraphy\nCarbonate platform drowning and causes\nHighstand shedding\nControls on carbonate production and sedimentation\nRelative sea level lowstands: carbonate\, evaporite\, and siliciclastic partitioning\n\nFind all information and registration at the following link: https://tinyurl.com/EFGA-Stratigraphy
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