34th International Geological Congress (IGC): AUSTRALIA 2012

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Important Dates 17 February 2012 Abstract submissions close 31 March 2012 Field trip bookings close 30 April 2012 Earlybird registrations close (standard rate commences) 6 34 th IGC AUSTRALIA 2012 | Fourth Circular Presenters registration deadline 5 June 2012 Accommodation reservations to be made by this date July 2012 Fifth Circular – Final Program Over View Program Pre Congress 30 July to 4 August 2012 IGC GeoHost Training Workshops IGC Professional Development Workshops and Courses IGC Field Trips Sunday 5 August Monday 6 August Tuesday 7 August Wednesday 8 August Thursday 9 August Friday 10 August 34 th International Geological Congress IUGS-IGC Council Meeting Day 1 Last day of Pre Congress IGC GeoHost Training Workshops Afternoon: Delegate Registration Evening: Welcome Reception Opening Ceremony Scientific Program: 8.30am to 6.00pm Scientific Program: 8.30am to 6.00pm Scientific Program: 8.30am to 6.00pm Evening: Congress Dinner IUGS-IGC Council Meeting Day 2 Scientific Program: 8.30am to 6.00pm Scientific Program: 8.30am to 3.45pm Evening: Closing Ceremony Post Congress 11 to 17 August 2012 IGC Professional Development Workshops and Courses IGC Field Trips
Congress Registration Fees To register for the 34th IGC, please visit www.34igc.org and select the CONGRESS REGISTRATION option. You may register using the online system or download a registration form. Registration Type Early Bird Paid by 30 April 2012 Standard Paid after 30 April but before 15 July 2012 Late Paid after 15 July 2012 Full Registration – Members $995 $1150 $1450 Full Registration – Non Members $1195 $1350 $1750 Student Delegate (see student definition below) Young Earth Scientists (YES) Delegate (see YES delegate definition below) $550 $ 550 $625 $795 $795 $895 Accompanying Persons Registration $155 $175 $195 Optional Events (at extra cost) Welcome Reception Guest Ticket $55 $55 $55 Congress Dinner $125 $125 $125 About Registration Fees: • The fees are shown in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include Goods and Services Tax (10%); • Full payment of registration fees must accompany your registration. Registrations cannot be acknowledged or processed without full payment; • The Accompanying Persons registration fee is available only to partners and/or family members of a paid delegate registered to attend the Congress as a Full, YES or Student delegate. The Accompanying Persons program is subject to minimum numbers. Registration Inclusions: • Congress materials including handbook and proceedings and access to Congress sessions; • One ticket to the Congress Welcome Reception on Sunday 5 August 2012. Extra tickets can be purchased at $55 per person for guests; • Morning and afternoon refreshments and lunch each day as per Congress program; • The Congress dinner is an optional extra cost function ($125). It is not included in registration fees. • The Accompanying Persons registration includes name badge, one ticket to the welcome reception, and a city tour on Tuesday 7 August. It does not include access to any Congress sessions. Definitions: • ‘Member’ is defined as any member of any national Geological organisation worldwide; • ‘Student’ is a person enrolled in a recognised tertiary course as a full time student and who is not engaged in full time employment. A copy of a current student photo-ID card and a supporting letter from your Head of School or course supervisor confirming course and full time student status must be provided prior to the Congress. • ‘Young Earth Scientist’ is a person who is under the age of 35 and is a registered member of the Young Earth Scientists network. YES membership number must be provided with registration. www.34igc.org 7
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Page 3 and 4: Message from the President and Secr
Page 5: Table of Contents IMPORTANT DATES .
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Page 11 and 12: Scientific Program Message from the
Page 13 and 14: Plenary Program The 34th IGC Scient
Page 15 and 16: Energy in a carbon-constrained worl
Page 17 and 18: Digital Earth - The information exp
Page 19 and 20: Theme 1. Geoscience for Society Coo
Page 21 and 22: Theme 3. Climate Change: Lessons fr
Page 23 and 24: Theme 6. Energy in a Carbon Constra
Page 25 and 26: Theme 9. Mineral Deposits and Ore F
Page 27 and 28: Theme 13. Sedimentation and Sedimen
Page 29 and 30: Theme 15. A Dynamic Earth DOWNLOAD
Page 31 and 32: Theme 18. The Proterozoic Earth Coo
Page 33 and 34: Theme 22. Metamorphic Rocks and Pro
Page 35 and 36: Theme 24. Reefs and Carbonates Coor
Page 37 and 38: Theme 28. Groundwater/Hydrogeology
Page 39 and 40: Theme 31. Engineering Geology and G
Page 41 and 42: Theme 35. Geostandards Coordinators
Page 43 and 44: Theme 37. Alternative Concepts Thes
Page 45 and 46: Professional Development Workshops
Page 47 and 48: WORKSHOP 3 DATE Friday 3rd August 2
Page 49 and 50: WORKSHOP 7 DATE Sunday 5th August 2
Page 51 and 52: WORKSHOP 10 DATE Sunday 5th August
Page 53 and 54: WORKSHOP 28 DATE Sunday 5 August 20
Page 55 and 56: WORKSHOP 16 DATE Monday August 6th
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WORKSHOP 20 DATE Thursday 9th Augus
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WORKSHOP 23 DATE Saturday 11th Augu
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WORKSHOP 24 DATE Friday Evening 10t
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Business Meetings Schedule for IUGS
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Field Trip Bookings A list of all F
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QLD-D4 The Tweed Shield: Australia
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QLD-D8B Sunshine Coast Construction
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QLD-10 World’s only Underground C
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Q-1 A Geology of Heron Island, Sout
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Q-1 B Geology of Heron Island, Sout
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Q-3 Mount Isa Crustal Evolution Pre
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Q-4 The Queensland Energy Province
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Q-5 Cretaceous Volcanics and Tecton
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Q-6 Cretaceous Faunas, Events and G
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Q-7 Plio-Pleistocene Faunas and Chr
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Q-8A Fraser Island - Natural and Ge
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Q-9A Granite Belt (including visits
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Q-9B Granite Belt (including visits
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Q-11 North Queensland: 1700 million
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NSW Extended Trips NSW-1 Lake Mungo
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NSW-2 Tectonics And Mineralisation
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NSW-5 Bega - Murrumbidgee Batholith
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NSW-6 A Banquet of New South Wales
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NSW-7 Oroclinal Bending in the Sout
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V-3 Otway Basin Carbon Capture and
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T-1 North Coast Tectonic and Sedime
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South Australia Extended Trips S-1
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S-2 Arkaroola - Flinders Ranges - A
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S-4 Ediacaran-Cambrian of South Aus
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NT-1 Geology of Uluru - Alice Sprin
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NT-2 Geology of Kakadu-Litchfield,
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WA-2 A billion years of Earth histo
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WA-3 Geology of the Kimberley. Pale
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New Zealand Field Trips NZ-1 North
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NZ-2 North Island - Auckland Volcan
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NZ-3 Pliocene to Miocene shelf to b
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Malaysia Trip MY-1 Langkawi Geopark
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NCAL-1 New Caledonia Subduction/Obd
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PNG-1 Rabaul Caldera - Historical a
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PNG-2 Port Moresby - Popondetta - K
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Current Exhibitor List CURRENT AT 8
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Indicative Program YES 2012 Congres
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GeoHost Support Program Application
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