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Wassalam, -bg http://www.linkedin.com/pub/dir/bambang/gumilar ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************* To: Aberdeen Earth Scientists Subject: FW: [Newsletter] Geological Society of London Newsletter - Issue 118 The Society Charles Darwin’s Fieldwork in the Highlands Library & Info Services Thai Maps Free to Download Events World Heritage and Science Geological Curators Group: Casting Geological Specimens Southern Wales Regional Group: Bristol Flood Alleviation Scheme Solent Regional Group: On the Slopes of Etna Evolution of the Continental Crust - The Janet Watson Conference Engineering Group: Engineering Geology of the French Alps around the Grenoble Area Engineering Group: AGM Followed by a Presentation on the Excavation of the 34th Street Station Southern Wales Regional Group: Early Career Geologists Award 2009 Shell London Lecture Programme 2009 Geoscientist Online Chicxulub Theory Exploded Specialist / Regional Groups Solent Regional Group: Field Trip to the Isle of Wight Charles Darwin’s Fieldwork in the Highlands Date: 26-29 June 2009 Venue: Glen Roy, Scotland Darwin returned from the Beagle voyage identifying himself as a geologist, and he was accepted as such by the leaders of the Geological Society in London. His papers to the Society interpreted what he had seen in terms of a global tectonic theory modelled on that of his older mentor Charles Lyell. The most substantial piece of fieldwork that Darwin undertook (in 1838) after his return was designed to strengthen this theory by harnessing in its support a well-known but extremely puzzling geological feature, the "Parallel Roads" or horizontal terraces high up in Glen Roy and adjacent valleys in the Lochaber area of the Scottish Highlands. The Geological Society and the History of Geology Group have organised a field trip to Lochaber to complement the many other celebrations of the Darwin bicentenary. Led by Martin Rudwick (Cambridge) and Adrian Palmer (Royal Holloway, London), the excursion will visit Glen Roy and the surrounding area of the Scottish Highlands and will focus on what Darwin and his 19th-century predecessors and successors saw, or thought they saw, on the spot, and how they reasoned about their observations, rather than on current modern interpretations. Please visit our website for full details of the field trip programme and a registration form. The deadline for registration is Friday 22 May 2009. Visit the website for more information Email: Adrian Palmer Back to Top Thai Maps Free to Download The Thai Government’s Department of Mineral Resources has made their 1:250,000 series of geological maps available to download for free online. The geological map series is available from www.dmr.go.th/ewt_news.php?nid=8904, while the mineral map series can be found at www.dmr.go.th/ewt_news.php?nid=8905. The website has no English version, but it does have easy to understand index maps to help you find what you are looking for. Visit the website for more information Email: Paul Johnson Back to Top World Heritage and Science Date: 7 May 2009 Venue: The Museum of the Order of St John Many scientific achievements such as agriculture and industrialisation have been recognised on the World Heritage List, while other areas relating to scientific knowledge are under-represented, particularly the natural sciences. In celebration of 2009 International Sites and Monuments Day, the International Council on Monuments and Sites UK have organised a workshop to explore these issues and highlight the wealth of associations between milestones in scientific thought and World Heritage and Tentative list sites in the UK. Visit the ICOMOS website for more information Email: Camilla Massara Geological Curators Group: Casting Geological Specimens Date: 12-13 May 2009 Venue: British Geological Survey, Keyworth A two day practical workshop to include moulding and casting of geological material, presentations and a field trip to Charnwood Forest to consider the practical problems of moulding in the field. Visit the website for more information Email: Mike Howe Southern Wales Regional Group: Bristol Flood Alleviation Scheme Date: 20 May 2009 Venue: Cardiff University Bristol City Centre Flood Alleviation Phase II is a scheme undertaken by Wessex Water to remove 57 properties from the flood register by April 2009. The discussion will describe the background to the scheme, the two main options considered, the procurement process, selection of the contractor and the design and construction of the scheme. 5:30pm for 6pm, all welcome. Visit the website for more information Email: Joe Grogan Solent Regional Group: On the Slopes of Etna Date: 20 May 2009 Venue: University of Portsmouth Mount Etna is Europe's largest and most active volcano. In addition to volcanic activity the edifice is noted for its location at the intersection of regional-scale active faults, and for gravity and magma-pressure driven instability affecting its eastern and southern flanks. The talk will focus on the interaction between tectonics and instability, highlighting methods of investigating these phenomena in a setting where recent volcanic products bury and obscure their expression in outcrop and at the surface. Buffet and tea/coffee from 5.30pm, lecture starts at 6pm. Visit the website for more information Email: Wendy Furgusson Evolution of the Continental Crust - The Janet Watson Conference Date: 28-29 May 2009 Venue: The Geological Society (Burlington House) The continental crust we stand on has evolved through much of Earth's history. This evolution has left its imprint in the structures, the igneous and metamorphic patterns and the geochemistry that we see today, and understanding such imprints is crucial to our general vision of Earth evolution. Jointly organised by the Geological Society, Metamorphic Studies Group, Tectonic Studies Group, and Volcanic and Magmatic Studies Group, this two-day meeting aims to bring together investigators pursuing these different scientific strands so as to stimulate a broad-based discussion of continental crustal evolution. Visit the website for more information Email: Georgina Worrall Engineering Group: Engineering Geology of the French Alps around the Grenoble Area Date: 5-7 June 2009 Venue: Grenoble The annual Engineering Group Field Meeting will consider various aspects of the engineering geology of the French Alps around the city of Grenoble and will visit a variety of sites of engineering and geological interest. Visit the website for more information Email: David Giles Engineering Group: AGM Followed by a Presentation on the Excavation of the 34th Street Station Date: 17 June 2009 Venue: The Geological Society (Burlington House) The presentation, in joint association with the ICE New York Local Association, will describe the GI and detailed design work that has been undertaken for the design of the initial rock support at the 34th St. Station Cavern for the No.7 Line extension and the Grand Central Station Caverns for the East Side Access Project, both are currently under construction in New York. Meeting starts at 5pm. Visit the website for more information Email: Patrick Cox Southern Wales Regional Group: Early Career Geologists Award 2009 Date: 14 October 2009 Venue: Cardiff University Entrants for the Early Career Geologists Award 2009 must be postgraduate Fellows of the Society living in southern Wales and working towards chartership or have been awarded Chartered Geologist status within three years of the closing date for entries, which will be Friday 31 July 2009. Visit the website for more information Email: Margaret McBride Shell London Lecture Programme 2009 We are pleased to announce the Shell London lecture programme for 2009. A full programme of lectures can be found at www.geolsoc.org.uk/shelllondonlectures09. Tickets will be allocated as normal, around two or three weeks in advance of each talk, but you may let us know how many tickets you are interested in for each lecture, at any time in advance of this and we will keep a note of it so that you are entered into the ballot when tickets are allocated. If you are indicating an interest in more than one lecture, please note them in priority order, with the one you would most like to attend first, and we will do our best to allocate you tickets to as many of your top choices as we can. For further information or to indicate an interest, please contact Alys Hilbourne. Visit the website for more information Email: Alys Hilbourne Back to Top Chicxulub Theory Exploded The enduringly popular theory that the Chicxulub crater holds the clue to the demise of the dinosaurs, along with around 65% of all species at the K-T boundary, has been challenged in research published in the Journal of the Geological Society this month. Dr Gerta Keller at Princeton University, and Professor Thierry Adatte at the University of Lausanne, use evidence from Mexico to suggest that the Chicxulub impact predates the K-T boundary by as many as 300,000 years, and had little to no effect on species diversity. Visit the website for more information Email: Sarah Day Back to Top Solent Regional Group: Field Trip to the Isle of Wight The Solent Regional Group held their inaugural meeting on 4-5 April with a field trip to the Isle of Wight. The weekend concentrated on the habitat of Cretaceous dinosaurs which meant scouring the beaches for evidence of dinosaurs of various shapes and sizes under the guidance of Professor Andy Gale, Dr David Martill and Dr Steve Sweetman from the University of Portsmouth. Many fossils were unearthed during the weekend along with evidence of the past activities of dinosaurs (‘dino-turbation’) but the highlight was undoubtedly the excavation of an excellent example of an Iguanodon footprint. 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