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34th International Geological Congress (IGC): AUSTRALIA 2012

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WORKSHOP 12<br />

DATE Sunday 5th August <strong>2012</strong><br />

TITLE APPLICATION OF ASD and HYLOGGING SPECTRAL DATA to EXPLORATION and<br />

MINING: GETTING IT RIGHT and MAKING IT WORK FOR YOUR PROJECT AREA.<br />

LOCATION CONGRESS VENUE<br />

ORGANISERS AusSpec <strong>International</strong><br />

PRESENTERS Dr Sasha Pontual AusSpec <strong>International</strong><br />

SUMMARY The workshop will provide participants with a coordinated and consistent way of<br />

using ASD and Hylogging spectral data effectively in exploration and mining.<br />

The workshop addresses four core topics:<br />

1. The Principles – Getting all the information out of spectral data. Common errors in<br />

spectral processing. How to interpret mixed spectra correctly.<br />

2. Measurement Issues – The importance of good quality spectra. How to collect the<br />

best spectra, including QA/QC and sample requirements.<br />

3. Data Interpretation– How to waste time interpreting spectra. Interpreting spectra<br />

effectively and efficiently. What are the processing options? Is there an easy way?<br />

4. Data Handling – Single spectra to 3D models. Context is everything. Discussion of<br />

case studies and examples to demonstrate the down hole, section, surface and 3D<br />

applications of the output data.<br />

CONTACT PAUL GAMSON<br />

EMAIL paul.gamson@ausspec.com<br />

TOTAL FEE<br />

Including GST $850 (Includes Catering and GST)<br />

WORKSHOP 13<br />

DATE Sunday 5th August <strong>2012</strong>, perhaps continuing Monday 6th August (evening)<br />

TITLE IMPORTANCE OF GEOETHICS<br />

LOCATION CONGRESS VENUE<br />

ORGANISERS AGID<br />

PRESENTERS Dr Vaclav Nemec (Czech Republic). VP of Association of Geoscientists for<br />

<strong>International</strong> Development & Head of AGID working group for geoethics.)<br />

Professor Ochir Gerel (Mongolia) Vice_President of the IUGS.<br />

Professor Jesus Martinez-Frias (Spain) –Chair of the IUGS/COGE.<br />

52 34 th <strong>IGC</strong> <strong>AUSTRALIA</strong> <strong>2012</strong> | Fourth Circular<br />

Dr Satoshi Murao (Japan) Geo-risk Research Group. National Institute of Advanced<br />

Industrial Science and Technology.<br />

Professor Lidmila Nemcova (Czech Republic ) President Czech Society for Ethics in<br />

Economics.<br />

Professor Niichi Nishiwaki (Japan) – President Japanese Society of Geoinformatics.<br />

Professor Haiqiao Tan (PR of China) - Geographical Society of China.<br />

SUMMARY Geoethics as a discipline at the intersection of geosciences and ethics can serve<br />

as a universal means of achieving progress towards a more sustainable world. It<br />

involves a new way of thinking in relation to understanding unavoidable Earth and<br />

planetary processes (such as the devastating earthquakes and tsunamis), global<br />

sustainability and future trends. The short course and workshop will cover the<br />

importance of education at all levels, sound legislative processes and governance,<br />

appropriate measures for minimizing losses and damages, effective monitoring<br />

systems, responsible production of natural resources, corporate social responsibility,<br />

international solidarity, etc. Participants will be invited to discuss their own<br />

experiences and make suggestions.<br />

CONTACT DR VACLAV NEMEC<br />

EMAIL lidmila.nemcova@quick.cz<br />

TOTAL FEE<br />

Including GST There is no charge for delegates to the <strong>IGC</strong> to attend this workshop.

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