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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260914
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SUMMARY:GEOMIN Conference 2026
DESCRIPTION:GEOMIN 2026 is a leading international conference bringing together geoscientists\, industry leaders\, and technology innovators to explore the future of mineral exploration and mining. Taking place in Tashkent\, Uzbekistan\, on 14-16 September 2026\, the event serves as a global platform for advancing the conversations shaping the industry’s next chapter. \nOrganised with the support of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists and regional partners\, GEOMIN 2026 will feature a high-level technical programme\, expert-led sessions\, and opportunities for collaboration across academia\, industry\, and policy. \nAs an endorsing partner\, the European Federation of Geologists (EFG) supports the initiative and its global technical programme. \nThe conference focuses on integrating cutting-edge technologies with geoscientific expertise to address evolving challenges in resource discovery\, efficiency\, and environmental responsibility — offering attendees a unique opportunity to connect with a global network of professionals and contribute to shaping the future of geoscience. \nKey themes include: \n\nAI-driven mineral exploration\nDigital transformation in geoscience\nSustainable mineral development\nData-driven workflows & resource discovery\n\n📢 Abstract submissions are open. Share your research and join the global technical dialogue: https://go.seg.org/4mxf2fv
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/geomin-conference-2026/
CATEGORIES:Media partnership
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260915
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260919
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SUMMARY:12th Meggen Raw Material Days
DESCRIPTION:The European Federation of Geologists (EFG) is proud to support the 12th Meggen Raw Material Days\, an established international event bringing together geoscientists\, industry professionals\, policymakers\, and researchers to discuss current challenges\, innovations\, and future developments in mining and geoscience. \nTaking place from 15–18 September 2026 at the Town Hall of Altenhundem in Lennestadt\, Germany\, the event is organised by DIE!BA\, the Education Academy of the Berufsverband Deutscher Geowissenschaftler e.V. (BDG)\, in partnership with TRACTO. \nThe programme includes an industry round table\, two full conference days\, and a practical short course\, covering topics such as geoethics\, raw material policy\, critical raw materials\, mining developments in Germany and Europe\, sustainable resource management\, AI in geosciences\, and science communication. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with experts from academia\, industry\, government\, and civil society through presentations\, discussions\, and networking activities. \nEFG representatives will also contribute to the technical programme across all three conference days\, sharing expertise on topics including European raw materials initiatives\, geoscience communication\, and public affairs. \nDiscover the complete programme\, speakers\, and registration details here.
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/12th-meggen-raw-material-days/
LOCATION:Town hall of Altenhundem Germany
CATEGORIES:Minerals,NA event,Raw Materials
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260916
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260918
DTSTAMP:20260312T072910Z
CREATED:20260312T072910Z
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SUMMARY:3rd Offshore Wind Symposium: Geoscience for Offshore Wind
DESCRIPTION:Geoscience remains essential to enabling safe\, cost‑effective design\, installation and operation of offshore wind foundations and subsea cables. As the industry moves toward larger turbines\, deeper waters and more complex sites\, the need for integrated geological\, geophysical and geotechnical insight continues to grow. The 2026 Symposium expands its scope to cover the full geoscience lifecycle for offshore wind—from regional ground models to near‑surface characterisation\, and from nearshore challenges to emerging survey technologies. \nWe welcome submissions addressing: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGeoscience for Foundations and Support Structures: Ground models\, geohazards\, sediment mobility\, glacial and shallow gas features\, engineering properties and constraints for fixed and floating solutions.\nGeoscience for Cable Routing\, Burial and Protection: Very shallow soils (<10 mbsf)\, morphological and sedimentary processes\, UXO/obstacles\, burial assessment\, installation constraints\, landfall engineering and trenching/dredging considerations.\nNearshore and Landfall Complexity: Dynamic environments\, coastal change\, sediment transport\, constructability\, consenting constraints\, ground risk\, and engineering mitigation strategies.\nDigitalisation and Data Integration: Digital ground models\, cloud-native geoscience workflows\, machine learning\, automation in interpretation\, and uncertainty quantification.\nAutonomous and Next-Generation Survey Technologies: AUVs\, USVs\, remote acquisition\, high-resolution sensors\, rapid processing pipelines and their implications for project efficiency and model reliability.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWe encourage case studies\, methodological advancements\, and lessons learned from real offshore wind projects. Contributions that highlight integrated or cross‑disciplinary approaches – geology\, geophysics\, geotechnics\, oceanography\, metocean\, and engineering – are especially welcome. \nThis symposium aims to bring together geoscientists\, engineers\, developers\, students\, academics and survey practitioners involved in characterising\, modelling and interpreting the seafloor and subsurface for offshore wind. \nCall for abstracts now open\nThe call for abstracts for this conference is now open until Monday 29 June 2026. \nFor further information\, please contact: energygroup@geolsoc.org.uk
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/3rd-offshore-wind-symposium-geoscience-for-offshore-wind/
LOCATION:The Geological Society\, Burlington House
CATEGORIES:NA event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260921
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260923
DTSTAMP:20260312T073021Z
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SUMMARY:What Makes a Geoscience Model Useful?
DESCRIPTION:Modelling is ubiquitous in geoscience\, from conceptual models used to summarise qualitative outcrop interpretations\, to experimental analogue models and complex numerical process models used to advance our understanding fundamental processes. Geoscience models of all types are widely used for prediction across all areas of geoscience\, for example in natural hazard prediction\, in subsurface prediction in the exploration\, appraisal and production of natural resources\, and increasingly in sequestration and energy storage.  In all cases\, the question applies: what makes a geoscience model useful? Answering this question is important because it requires that we fully understand and optimise the modelling process to best develop and encapsulate robust understanding and therefore make the best possible predictions. \nAims of Meeting \nThe meeting aims to use oral\, poster and keynote presentations combined with discussion and debate sessions to progress answers to the following questions: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat makes a geoscience model useful?\nHow should conceptual\, analogue and numerical models be used and integrated in geoscience?\nHow much do conceptual models inform\, influence or limit data collection and interpretation?\nDo digital outcrop models have significant untapped potential\, for example to improve existing conceptual models?\nWhat does it mean for a model to be predictive?\nHow do you find the simplest model or models able to answer the question being asked?\nAre simple process models as useful as complex process models?\nDo we need metrics for model complexity?\nWhat new process models remain to be developed\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPotential outputs of the conference include a white paper on best practice in geoscience modelling. This could perhaps form an excellent starting point for a GSL Special Publication presenting papers building on the themes presented during the conference \nWho is this conference aimed at? \nThis conference will be useful to any geoscientist who uses models\, from conceptual and digital outcrop models\, to models that integrate multiple forms of data\, to full-physics analogue and numerical process models. It will be useful if you want to better understand where the boundary between models and data lies\, how best to develop and/or apply models for robust prediction\, and how further development of models can advance geoscience. We anticipate and welcome participants from all areas of geoscience spanning academia\, industry and teaching. \nConvenors \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nProf. Peter Burgess – University of Liverpool\nDr Brian Burnham – VRGeoscience\nProf. Tim Dooley – Bureau of Economic Geology\, The University of Texas at Austin\nProf. Cathy Hollis – University of Manchester\nProf. Janine Kavanagh – University of Liverpool\nProf. Yvonne Spychala – RWTH Aachen University\nDr Georg Warrlich – Shell 
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/what-makes-a-geoscience-model-useful/
CATEGORIES:NA event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260921
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260926
DTSTAMP:20260721T103551Z
CREATED:20260220T084153Z
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SUMMARY:2026 World Conference on Carbon Capture\, Utilisation\, and Storage (WCCUS)
DESCRIPTION:The European Federation of Geologists is proud to serve as a media partner of the World Conference on Carbon Capture\, Utilisation\, and Storage (WCCUS 2026)\, taking place in Edinburgh\, UK\, from 21–25 September 2026. \nCarbon capture\, utilisation\, and storage (CCUS) play a central role in achieving climate neutrality and accelerating the transition to a low-carbon economy. WCCUS 2026 will bring together researchers\, industry professionals\, and policymakers to address scientific\, technological\, and policy challenges across the CCUS value chain. \nThe conference organisers are currently inviting abstract submissions. Accepted abstracts will be published open access on EarthDoc\, providing global visibility within the CCUS community. \nAbstract submission deadline: 1 March 2026. \nEFG members receive a 15% discount on registration fees using the code WCCUSEFG15. \nFor full details and abstract submission\, visit the WCCUS 2026 website.
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/2026-world-conference-on-carbon-capture-utilisation-and-storage-wccus/
CATEGORIES:ccs,Media partnership
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260923
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260925
DTSTAMP:20260312T072927Z
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SUMMARY:Deepwater Sandstones: New paradigms\, new frontiers: Energy Group
DESCRIPTION:It has been 30 years since the publication of GSL Special Publication No. 94 ‘Characterisation of Deep Marine Clastic Systems’. At that time the move to explore and develop deepwater reservoirs in present day deepwater settings was beginning to gather pace\, but many significant deepwater discoveries were still to be made. Prevailing paradigms about process and product were changing as workers in the field focused on developing an understanding that a wider range of processes beyond classical turbidity currents were responsible for depositing and shaping deepwater sandstone deposits. \n\n\nThirty years later depositional models and process understanding has evolved significantly\, leading to the successful deployment of concepts that have driven exploration to integrate new ideas including the role of mass-transport complexes and a wider range of particulate sediment gravity flow processes. A much deeper understanding of post-depositional remobilisation and it’s role in shaping subsurface architectures and influencing fluid flow and petroleum recovery has also emerged. Vast deep-water discoveries have been developed and now accumulated significant production history\, providing a wealth of data sets that have dramatically improved characterisation of deep-water systems. Tertiary reservoirs have been extensively developed\, and today the focus has shifted decisively to older Cretaceous systems around the circum Southern Atlantic margins. Continued advances in geophysical technology\, seismic data acquisition and processing\, including ‘AI/ML’ driven interpretation tools\, have contributed to our ability to visualise\, map and characterise these systems in the subsurface. \n\n\nThirty years on from this key Society publication new paradigms and frontiers are being explored in the field. This symposium aims to showcase developments\, insights and case studies from the last three decades and bring together geoscientists and practitioners working on deepwater sandstones from across academia\, industry and government organisations. \nCall for abstracts now open\nThe call for abstracts for this conference is now open until Monday 29 June 2026. \nFor further information\, please contact: energygroup@geolsoc.org.uk
URL:https://eurogeologists.eu/event/deepwater-sandstones-new-paradigms-new-frontiers-energy-group/
LOCATION:The Geological Society\, Burlington House
CATEGORIES:NA event
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