CALL FOR PAPERS
SAGEEP
2002
The Environmental and Engineering Geophysical
Society (EEGS) invites you to submit a paper for presentation at the 2002
Symposium on the Application of Geophysics to Engineering and Environmental
Problems (SAGEEP 2002).
The conference will be held in Las Vegas, NV February 10-13 at the
Tropicana Hotel and Casino.
In addition to world class oral and poster presentations on the
application and recent developments in applied geophysics, there will be a suite
of workshops, as well as an exhibition showcasing geophysical products and
services.
Under the able
direction of Dr. Ken Zonge, General Chair, and Dr. Mary Poulton, Technical
Chair, a program is being organized to further the knowledge and understanding
as well as improve the skills of the attendees with regard to the application of
geophysical methods to engineering and environmental problems. With this in mind, we
request papers that present your recent experience in utilization of geophysics
or that informs the customer of geophysical data, instrumentation, or services of the recent advances and
refinements in the discipline.
The presentation of case histories is encouraged. While suggestions for session
topics are welcome, the following topics are being
planned:
Abandoned Mine Lands
Airborne Geophysics
Archeology
Borehole Logging
Brown Fields Assessment
Contaminant Studies
Data Integration, Visualization, Processing Electrical and Electromagnetic Methods
Extreme
Geophysics
Forensic Geophysics
Geophysical Data and GIS
Geotechnical Engineering
Ground Penetrating Radar
Groundwater Exploration and Protection
Infrastructure Studies
Lakes, Rivers, and Offshore Surveys
Landfill Characterization and Monitoring
Mapping Voids and Cavities
Mine Site Characterization and Monitoring
Radioactive Waste Disposal
Fracture Mapping
Seismic Surface Waves
Seismic Reflection Developments
Subsidence
Subsurface Imaging in 3D
Toxic Waste Management & Mitigation
UXO and Land Mine Detection
Vibration Monitoring
Several of the
technical sessions will be geared towards the non‑geophysical practitioner
or researcher. For these sessions,
we are seeking case histories in areas of civil engineering, geological
engineering, mining engineering, infrastructure assessment, brown fields
assessment, and groundwater hydrology.
Abstracts, not to exceed 200 words, are due no
later than July 15, 2001 and should include a title with the authors, name,
address, affiliation, telephone and numbers, as well as an e‑mail address. If accepted, full manuscripts will be
required by December 1, 2001 for oral and poster presentations. Please indicate your presentation preference: oral or
poster. Also indicate
if you would like to be a session chair.
Authors will be required to sign a Transfer of Copyright Form for
publication of full manuscripts into the SAGEEP Proceedings. Submit your abstract as
hard‑copy, or electronically to:
Mary Poulton, Technical
Chair
Department Head and Associate
Professor,
Mining and Geological Engineering,
The
University of Arizona
Tucson, Arizona 85721
tel: 520-621-8391 fax:
520-621-8330
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
EEGS, 720 S. Colorado
Blvd., Ste. 960-S, Denver, CO, 80246; Phone (303) 756-3143; Fax (303) 691-9490;
email [EMAIL PROTECTED]; website
www.eegs.org
