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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190110
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190710
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SUMMARY:Exploration Geochemistry Boot Camp
DESCRIPTION:EFG Endorsement Programme \n \nThe Geochemistry Boot Camp will comprise: \n-Part 1: Geochemical Interpretation Tools for Exploration and Mining Geologists: Examples from SE Ireland\, Finland and sub-Saharan Africa – 10th -11th January 2019 \nThe motivation for this event stems from the long decline in exploration geochemistry practitioners\, and along with a worldwide lack of relevant university courses covering this essential area\, the idea of an all-encompassing (European) Exploration Geochemistry Boot Camp has been created. This event will provide participants with practical insights into exploration geology and the role of geochemistry in mineral exploration. Participants will not only learn how to work with and interpret geochemical data\, but also gain invaluable experience in hands-on aspects of survey planning\, organisation and management. The application of industry-leading software packages (ioGAS\, GIS) along with practical field skills will therefore equip participants with best practice workflows and a holistic view of mineral exploration campaigns. \nOBJECTIVES: \n-1. Provide an introduction to geochemical exploration methods\, analytical and interpretation skills as well as a general overview of early and advanced stage mineral exploration workflows \n-2. The participant will be able to gather original and other complex data from a variety of sources (fieldwork\, library\, internet and others)\, analyse and synthesise the data\, and make reasonable deductions; and\, have the ability to utilise a full range of computer-based learning resources as an autonomous learner \n-3. The participant will be able to handle data used in mining and exploration to generate information for geological and general management \nFEE FOR COURSE PARTICIPANTS: \n• Standard rate: 500\,- €\n• GSL fellows: 440\,- €\n• EurGeol title holders: 390\,- €\n• Students: 50\,- €\n\n-Part 2: Field Workshop in the Central Vosges Mountains\, NE France (6 days) – 1-6 July 2019 (TBC)\n\nEvent date: 1-6 July 2019 \nEvent location: Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines\, France. \nThe workshop aims to solidify theoretical knowledge of exploration geochemistry obtained from working in industry\, previous knowledge and/ or the Freiberg short course held in January 2019. The course runs over six days and will be based near Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines\, Central Vosges Mountains\, NE France. The study area is famous for Medieval base metal mining and has recently been recognised to potentially host Li-Cs-Ta and W deposits (Steiner\, 2019). \nWhat will you gain from attending? \n\nA greater understanding of operational aspects of mineral exploration campaigns\, logistics and planning\nAn appreciation of the ‘in’s’ and ‘out’s’ of geochemical surveys from initial planning and orientation studies to sample analysis and interpretation\nPractical skills in best practice GIS and sampling workflows\nInsight into the roles and responsibilities of field technicians\, geologists\, project and exploration managers\nA unique chance to work with colleagues from all across Europe and the possibility to network\n\nIndustry geologists and students\, who are looking into learning more about or improving their practical exploration skills\, are welcome to attend the workshop. You will receive a certificate of attendance which can be used for maintaining your professional CPD. \nRegistration fees: \n\nStandard rate:             € 1\,500.-\nGSL fellows:               € 1\,400.-\nEurGeol title holders: € 1\,350.-\nFreiberg students:      €   400.-\nExternal students:       €    350.-\n\nREGISTRATION AND MORE INFORMATION:\nContact: segfreiberg@gmail.com
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/exploration-geochemistry-boot-camp/
LOCATION:Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines\, France\, France
CATEGORIES:CPD training,Education,Endorsed training
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181123
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20181124
DTSTAMP:20181023T121626Z
CREATED:20181001T114359Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181023T121626Z
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SUMMARY:AVOIDING A MINING INVESTOR’S WORST NIGHTMARE: Making wise choices where people & uncertainty meet in Mineral Exploration
DESCRIPTION:EFG Endorsement Programme \n \nThe world of mineral exploration is a profession that confronts hazard on a daily basis: From individual harm to monetary\, reputational or physical damage to the very existence of organisations. Equally\, it is a sector where innovation\, courage and sheer technical effort\, creativity and the ability to tell a great story can bring rewards matched by very few others. The difference is in the choices people make. So\, how should they best prepare themselves? \nWHAT YOU’LL GAIN FROM ATTENDING \n- A greater understanding of why some mining exploration programmes fail before they even start\n- A tried & tested pathway to verifiably smarter decisions in mining exploration projects\n- Insight into technical & managerial competencies to look out for before committing investment\n- Awareness of how human factors shape each & every choice you make on a mining project\n- Strategies for addressing deficiencies & raising performance in your & others’ decision-making \n\n\nAfter attending this workshop\, you should be able to:\n\n- Identify key aspects that make a good management and technical team\n- Understand principal geo-technical milestones that each project needs to pass\n- Identify key technical risks leading to an over evaluation of exploration or mining projects\n- Describe the leading decision quality workstream & make practical use of its methodology\n- Assess the role of various cultural factors in a decision-making process & evaluate their importance\n- Discuss a number of real-world case studies of good & bad decision-making under significant risk\n- Establish a stronger decision-making framework for your organisation that begins to tackle cultural risk\n\n  \nFEE FOR COURSE PARTICIPANTS\n\n– Standard rate: 500\,- €\n– GSL fellows: 440\,- €\n– EurGeol title holders: 390\,- €\n– Students: 50\,- €\n\n\n  \nHOW TO BOOK A PLACE:\nTo join us for this unique workshop you can book a place via our EventBritesite: TBC\nFor all other enquiries\, please contact: glen@glenburridge.com or benedikt@xplore.global
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/avoiding-a-mining-investors-worst-nightmare-making-wise-choices-where-people-uncertainty-meet-in-mineral-exploration/
LOCATION:Council Room\, Linnean Society\, Burlington House\, Piccadilly\, Mayfair\, London\, W1J 0BD
CATEGORIES:CPD training,Education,Endorsed training
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181112
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20181113
DTSTAMP:20181023T142730Z
CREATED:20180717T082812Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181023T142730Z
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SUMMARY:Geochemical Interpretation Tools for Exploration and Mining Geologists: Examples from SE Ireland\, Finland and Sub-Saharan Africa
DESCRIPTION:EFG Endorsement Programme \n \nMulti-element trace geochemical surveys are a standard tool in detailed and regional geochemical exploration. Whilst in the past univariate anomaly detection along with a thorough analysis of ore element assemblages were considered routine interpretation workflows\, affordable trace element geochemistry now provides the necessary tools to interpret bedrock geology\, mineralisation systems and further applications in mining and mineral processing. \nMost governmental geological surveys make regional geochemical datasets available which are of invaluable use to exploration geologists. The Tellus SE Ireland dataset will be investigated during this workshop and implications for regional prospectivity discussed. \nFind more information here.
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/geochemical-interpretation-tools-for-exploration-and-mining-geologists-examples-from-se-ireland-finland-and-sub-saharan-africa-2/
LOCATION:Council Room – Linnean Society\, Burlington House\, W1J 0PG\, London\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:CPD training,Endorsed training
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181105
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20181108
DTSTAMP:20181023T142514Z
CREATED:20181005T080745Z
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SUMMARY:Reservoir Quality Study of Siliciclastic and Carbonate Rocks Workshop
DESCRIPTION:EFG Endorsement Programme \n \nThe technical workshops (3 days oral & practical sessions) will be giving specialists from the oil industry a detailed introduction to the study of siliciclastic & carbonate reservoirs. Workshops are structured in oral and practical sessions\, with PPt presentations\, didactic material/exercises and work at a polarising microscope. Examples of SEM and CL analyses are also shown to integrate the different methodologies utilized for diagenetic/reservoir quality studies. Examples from oil reservoirs from different basins in the world are also taken into consideration. \nFind more information here.
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/reservoir-quality-study-of-siliciclastic-and-carbonate-rocks/
LOCATION:Oybin\, Germany
CATEGORIES:CPD training,Endorsed training,Oil & Gas
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180822T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180824T170000
DTSTAMP:20180717T113727Z
CREATED:20180713T073411Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180717T113727Z
UID:35713-1534924800-1535130000@eurogeologists.eu
SUMMARY:Reservoir Quality Analysis of Siliciclastic and Carbonate Rock-Types
DESCRIPTION:The course will provide training of advanced petrographic techniques of analysis\, which are very useful for better understanding of sandstone and carbonate reservoirs. It will help to conduct better estimations of reservoir/facies distribution and its performance\, needed for reserve estimation\, well performance and hence well design\, field development planning and exploration drilling\, having a direct impact on costs. \n“Reservoir Quality Analysis of Siliciclastic and Carbonate Rock-Types” is interesting for oil industry geologists\, academic PhD or postgraduate students looking to learn oil industry methodologies\, /petrophysicists/geophysicists/reservoir­engineers/drillers. \nFee for participants: \n-3 days course: The participation fee for one day is 250 € for an Eurogeologist and 313 € for other participants. \nPlease find more information here. \nContact: ok@klarenco.com
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/reservoir-quality-analysis-of-siliciclastic-and-carbonate-rock-types/
LOCATION:Venue\, Freiligrathstralse 8\, Oybin\, 02797\, Germany
CATEGORIES:CPD training,Endorsed training,Oil & Gas
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180727T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180728T170000
DTSTAMP:20180713T122713Z
CREATED:20180713T073021Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180713T122713Z
UID:35709-1532678400-1532797200@eurogeologists.eu
SUMMARY:Reservoir Quality Study of Siliciclastic Reservoirs
DESCRIPTION:The course will provide training of advanced petrographic techniques of analysis\, which are very useful for better understanding of sandstone and carbonate reservoirs. It will help to conduct better estimations of reservoir/facies distribution and its performance\, needed for reserve estimation\, well performance and hence well design\, field development planning and exploration drilling\, having a direct impact on costs. \n“Reservoir Quality Study of Siliciclastic Reservoirs” is interesting for oil industry geologists\, academic PhD or postgraduate students looking to learn oil industry methodologies\, /petrophysicists/geophysicists/reservoir­engineers/drillers. \nFee for participants: \n-2 days course: The participation fee for one day is 280 € for an Eurogeologist and 350 € for the others participants. \nMore information and registration ok@klarenco.com
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/reservoir-quality-study-of-siliciclastic-reservoirs/
LOCATION:Venue\, Freiligrathstralse 8\, Oybin\, 02797\, Germany
CATEGORIES:CPD training,Endorsed training,Oil & Gas
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180723T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180724T170000
DTSTAMP:20180713T120428Z
CREATED:20180713T072052Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180713T120428Z
UID:35702-1532332800-1532451600@eurogeologists.eu
SUMMARY:Reservoir Quality Analysis of Carbonate Rock-Types
DESCRIPTION:The course will provide training of advanced petrographic techniques of analysis\, which are very useful for better understanding of sandstone and carbonate reservoirs. It will help to conduct better estimations of reservoir/facies distribution and its performance\, needed for reserve estimation\, well performance and hence well design\, field development planning and exploration drilling\, having a direct impact on costs. \n“Reservoir Quality Analysis of Carbonate Rock-Types” is interesting for oil industry geologists\, academic PhD or postgraduate students looking to learn oil industry methodologies\, /petrophysicists/geophysicists/reservoir­engineers/drillers. \nFee for participants: \n-2 days course: The participation fee for one day is 280 € for an Eurogeologist and 350 € for the others participants. \nFor more information and registration: ok@klarenco.com
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/reservoir-quality-analysis-of-carbonate-rock-types/
LOCATION:Venue\, Freiligrathstralse 8\, Oybin\, 02797\, Germany
CATEGORIES:CPD training,Endorsed training,Oil & Gas
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180711
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180714
DTSTAMP:20180308T133746Z
CREATED:20180308T133256Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180308T133746Z
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SUMMARY:Geothermal Energy- from Potential to Implementation
DESCRIPTION:Geothermal Energy- from Potential to Implementation \nRenewables are seen as the future source of energy to meet the world’s growing demand\, with geothermal resources offering a constant and independent supply. \n\nThere is a growing need for interdisciplinary competence to untap the vast geothermal potential worldwide\, with a high level of skills’ transferability across geo-resource sectors\, including oil and gas. \n\n\nThis three day course is presented through a mixture of lectures\, tutorials and discussion of case studies. Active participation from the delegates is strongly encouraged during the whole course in order to consolidate learning. All delegates will receive a Certificate of Attendance upon completion of this course.\n\nThe course will build up the delegates’ knowledge and understanding of geothermal technologies\, their current level of maturity and national and international uptake. More specifically\, on completion of the course delegates will be able to:\n\n\n\n\nAppreciate the role of geothermal energy within the current and future energy mix.\nUnderstand the different geothermal settings and associated types of resources.\nAssess the recoverability of different types of geothermal resources.\nOutline the fundamental design and operational aspects of projects harnessing geothermal energy.\nRecognise geothermal project risk.\nApply existing frameworks for classification and reporting of geothermal resources\, from potential to reserves\n\nCORE CONTENT\n\nGlobal and European energy statistics: the role of geothermal.\nFundamentals of geothermal energy.\nTypes of geothermal systems.\nResource characterisation and project definition.\nGeothermal energy uses: direct use and district heating; ground source heat pump; power generation; combined heat and power.\nConventional and unconventional deep geothermal systems.\nGeothermal potential of abandoned mines.\nHybrid energy systems.\nGeothermal resources quantification and classification.\nCase studies taking into account socio-economic conditions\, including consideration of market prices and relevant legal\, regulatory\, environmental and contractual aspects.\n\nWHO SHOULD ATTEND\n\nGeoscientists wishing to complement their expertise with the engineering aspects of geothermal project implementation.\nOil and gas professionals transitioning towards sustainable energy operations.\nEnergy stakeholders in charge of investment and funding decisions.\nEnergy policy makers.\nStaff from national and international energy research funding bodies.\nAcademics considering new sources of funding in the area of geothermal research.\nEnergy educators.
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/geothermal-energy-potential-implementation/
LOCATION:Geological Society\, Burlington House\, London\, W1J 0BG\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Endorsed training,Geothermal
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180518
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180519
DTSTAMP:20180426T123812Z
CREATED:20180426T104616Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180426T123812Z
UID:35375-1526601600-1526687999@eurogeologists.eu
SUMMARY:Geochemical Interpretation Tools for Exploration and Mining Geologists: Examples from SE Ireland\, Finland and sub-Saharan Africa
DESCRIPTION:Multi-element trace geochemical surveys are a standard tool in detailed and regional geochemical exploration. Whilst in the past univariate anomaly detection along with a thorough analysis of ore element assemblages were considered routine interpretation workflows\, affordable trace element geochemistry now provides the necessary tools to interpret bedrock geology\, mineralisation systems and further applications in mining and mineral processing. \nMost governmental geological surveys make regional geochemical datasets available which are of invaluable use to exploration geologists. The Tellus SE Ireland dataset will be investigated during this workshop and implications for regional prospectivity discussed. \nParticipants will be required to bring a laptop and ioGAS software which can be downloaded as a demo version from http://reflexnow.com/iogas. \nThe workshop aims to introduce the following themes: \n1. Geochemistry tools in mining and mineral exploration – examples from Ireland\, Finland and Sub-Saharan Africa. \n2. Introduction to the Tellus SE Ireland dataset and regional geology \n3. Digests\, analytical techniques and detection limits \n4. Dataset QC and ioGAS workflow overview \n5. Univariate anomaly mapping \n6. Ore element assemblages and mapping \n7. Applications of trace element geochemistry in regional mapping and mineral systems analysis \n 
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/geochemical-interpretation-tools-for-exploration-and-mining-geologists-examples-from-se-ireland-finland-and-sub-saharan-africa/
LOCATION:Shearwater Hotel Ballinasloe\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Endorsed training
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170929
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170930
DTSTAMP:20170906T064459Z
CREATED:20170906T064459Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170906T064459Z
UID:33578-1506643200-1506729599@eurogeologists.eu
SUMMARY:Volcanoes' Night
DESCRIPTION:This is a course endorsed by EFG \nLast Friday of every September (in connection with the European Researchers’ Night event series) European Researchers’ Nights (ERNs) are a pan-European series of events funded by the European Commission\, organised on the last Friday of every September since 2005. ERNs mobilise scientific\, academic and research organisations with the aim of giving the public the opportunity to meet researchers in an informal setting. The overall objective of ERNs is to achieve better awareness among the general public concerning the importance of science in everyday life and to combat stereotypes about researchers. The longer-term strategic objective of ERNs is to encourage young people to embark on a scientific career. \nVolcanoes’ Night I-II-III was an ERN project series funded by the EC FP7 and H2020 programmes between 2012-2015 (EC contract No. 316558\, 610050\, 633310\, www.nochedevolcanes.es). The objective of the project was to use volcanoes as a background against which the role of geoscientists could be explained to the public. The scope of Volcanoes’ Night was exclusively dedicated to geoscience\, and in this respect it stands out among all other ERN projects\, which are always more general in scope. \nEC funding for Volcanoes’ Night ended on 1 December 2015. The project has now entered an official 5-year exploitation phase\, during which our aim is to widely disseminate the achievements of this project. Accordingly\, we are aiming to continue Volcanoes’ Night ourselves and encourage other institutions to organise such an event themselves with the aim of educating the public about the work of geoscientists. \nThe “training course” is thus in fact a single-night Event\, during which a range of awareness raising actions takes place. There is a several-month long awareness raising period that precedes the organisation of the event. Past activities and programmes are described here: http://en.nochedevolcanes.es/nights/ \nAmongst the numerous activities previously offered to the attendees: hands-on experiments\, shows\, science cafés\, movie theatre\, live connections with scientists from all over the world\, kids’ programme\, poster session\, contest rewarding ceremonies\, live music\, European Corner and similar actions\, addressing the public at large with a strong focus on kids and young people. During the course of the activities the participating scientists are not only expected to talk about their field of research\, but also share their experiences on how students can approach science and research institutions\, providing a perfect scenario to attract young people to science careers. The main objectives of Volcanoes’ Night consist of enhancing public recognition of geoscientists and their work\, of their impact on citizens’ daily lives and well-being\, as well as of showcasing the researchers as ordinary people whose work is fascinating and fun\, in such a way to stimulate young people’s interest for geoscience and geoscientific careers. In this context\, the approach relies on the fascination and respect that volcanoes have always exerted over the public. Beyond the objectives referred to above\, the Volcanoes’ Night also aims at bridging the gap between science and the general public of different ages\, so as well intends to provide first-hand information about geoscientific topics to improve the understanding of Earth and geological processes/applications. \nThe course is free of charge for the participants.
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/volcanoes-night/
LOCATION:Worldwide
CATEGORIES:Endorsed training
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20170913T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20170913T170000
DTSTAMP:20170906T065051Z
CREATED:20170906T065051Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170906T065051Z
UID:33580-1505289600-1505322000@eurogeologists.eu
SUMMARY:Workshop: From Exploration to Feasibility – Best Practice Methods in Sampling\, Quality Control and Evaluation
DESCRIPTION:This is a course endorsed by EFG \nThe reporting of mineral resources and other geo-technical results is considered essential to enable the funding and sustainable development of mining operations worldwide. This 1-day workshop introduces the participant to all key aspects of mineral resource reporting in the exploration and mining industry. Participants will learn about the mining life cycle and the steps involved to delineate a mineral deposit. The principles and limitations of surface and drillhole sampling will be discussed and a focus put on evaluating the overall technical work conducted on a mineral deposit throughout the mining cycle using the PERC reporting code. Another aim of this interactive workshop will be to facilitate a knowledge and experience exchange between the presenter and the audience\, and to encourage a discussion of EU legislation and mineral policy requirements. Therefore\, the course content is supported by practical examples from major mining regions and mineral deposit styles where the PERC reporting code has been successfully/ unsuccessfully applied. \nThe workshop will introduce the following themes:\n1. Introduction to the Mining Cycle and Raw Materials Value Chain\n2. Reporting of Mineral Resources and Exploration results: fundamentals and\nrequirements\, the role of the PERC resource reporting code\n3. Surface sampling: principles and methodology\, role and importance of orientation\nsurveys\n4. Drilling and drillhole sampling: principles and methodology\, importance of\nsampling strategies in different exploration and mining scenarios\n5. Analytical geochemistry and sample assays: overview & best choice of\nmethodology\n6. QAQC: principles and evaluation of sampling and analytical quality using QC plots\nand charts. Examples will be presented for QAQC in different stages of the mining\ncycle.\n7. Review of the workshop and outlook \nThe Workshop is provided by BDG Germany and the course leader is EurGeol Benedict Steiner. The price is 208 Euro for BDG-members and members of other national associations of the EFG (incl. titleholders) Non members pay 258 Euros. The course is aiming at professional geologists working in the field of exploration geology and geology of raw materials.
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/workshop-exploration-feasibility-best-practice-methods-sampling-quality-control-evaluation/
LOCATION:Sauerland Pyramiden\, Lennestadt-Meggen 4-7\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Endorsed training
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