Folks, The 3rd annual Texas Hydro Geo Workshop is fast approaching. The workshop was created to bring students, interested public, educators, and practitioners together in a field setting as a hands-on learning experience. The event is organized in a series of concurrent and consecutive modules that explore the many different techniques for the collection and analysis of data from soil, rock , and water media. The event is structured to provide participants with the opportunity to work with leading researchers and practitioners from across the state and nation.
The event is held at Cave Without a Name near Boerne, Texas and starts at 4 pm and runs through noon on Sunday, October 2. Cost of admission is $60 and includes breakfast on Saturday and Sunday, dinner on Saturday night. A T shirt, book, and camping. On line registration is required and can be accessed from the workshop web page at http://caves.org/grotto/bexargrotto/HydroGeo/ Attendance is limited to 320 participants. Dr. Maureen Muldoon from the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh will be the keynote speaker in the cave on Saturday night. Some of the modules scheduled for the workshop include: Field Safety, Hydrogeology/Well Monitoring FLIR Infrered Camera Multiport Monitoring Well Equipment Field Instruments Eureka Manta2 Water Quality Sondes Developing Scientific and Field Notebooks Rainwater Harvesting and Design Data Presentation Karst Feature Evaluation Career Development Cave Geology Environmental and Geotechnical Drilling Stalagmites and Paleoclimate archives Surface Geophysics Structure and Stratigraphy High Resolution 3D Resistivity Imaging Introduction to Karst Invertebrates of Texas Groundwater Investigation Methods Karst Invertebrate Habitat Assessments Stream Gauging Aquatic Subterranean Crustaceans Surface Water Sampling Pleistocene Vertebrates Fossils Water Level Measurements Caves and Cave Safety Potentiometric Surface Mapping Cave Mapping Caving Trip Tracer Testing in Karst Invertebrate fossils of the Glen Rose Limestone The workshop will also be an excellent place to meet new friends, discuss research efforts, development new skills, and obtain career advice. Please feel free to distribute this email to folks you think are interested in the event. Sincerely, Geary [http://www.edwardsaquifer.org/signature/images/eaa_20-years_logo.jpg.gif][http://www.edwardsaquifer.org/signature/images/EAA-Signature_02.gif] [http://www.edwardsaquifer.org/signature/images/EAA-Signature_03.gif] Geary Schindel, P.G. Chief Technical Officer/Director - Aquifer Science 900 E. Quincy | San Antonio, TX 78215 tel: 210-222-2204, ext. 346 [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> www.edwardsaquifer.org<http://www.edwardsaquifer.org/> [http://www.edwardsaquifer.org/signature/images/eaa_facebook.gif]<https://www.facebook.com/edwards.aquifer.education/?sk=wall>[http://www.edwardsaquifer.org/signature/images/eaa_twitter.gif]<http://twitter.com/EdwardsAquifer> [http://www.edwardsaquifer.org/signature/images/EAA-Signature_07.gif]
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