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EAGE NSG 2024 |
134 days left
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| EAGE Near Surface Geoscience Conference & Exhibition |
| Dates:
Sunday, September 8, 2024 - Thursday, September 12, 2024
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| Venue: Paasitorni,
Helsinki,
Finland |
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The EAGE Near Surface Geoscience Conference & Exhibition (EAGE NSG) is our second largest multidisciplinary conference focused on all near surface aspects of the geosciences. The conference is held annually and is composed of a selection of parallel mini-conferences which rotate on a yearly basis. In addition to the exhibition, EAGE NSG is also characterised by the unique instrument and field demonstrations which take place each year.
This year's edition will be held in parallel to the 30th European Meeting of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics, the 5th Conference on Geophysics for Mineral Exploration and Mining, and the 4th Conference on Airborne, Drone and Robotic Geophysics.
30th European Meeting of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics
Our annual meeting provides a platform to discuss the near surface challenges the world is currently facing. With changing energy sources and an increased awareness of environment and climate, the focus on the near surface as a resource and the wish for minimal negative impact on the near surface has been growing. It makes the conference highly relevant to society as a whole.
5th Conference on Geophysics for Mineral Exploration and Mining
Recent advances, trending topics, and novel geophysical methods in mineral exploration and mining will be presented by invited researchers from academia, industry, and government organizations. New major discoveries of base metals and REE are required for the green technologies needed to meet the target of Net Zero By 2050. These future discoveries will be located undercover, in remote areas, and so will present significant exploration challenges. Geophysics will play a major and expanding role in this crucial quest for mineral reserves.
4th Conference on Airborne, Drone and Robotic Geophysics
The gap between ground-based geophysics as a suite of small-scale, profile-based and high-resolution methods on one side and airborne geophysics as large-scale, spatial coverage and mapping / low-resolution methods on the other side is steadily closing with the development of increasingly accurate and (very-)near-surface systems. This development has been going on for 15+ years in airborne electromagnetics (AEM) and has recently been accelerated by the introduction of drone- and robotics-based acquisition methods. These rapid spatial acquisition platforms enable highly efficient data coverage with resolution close to elaborate ground coupled systems.
The Fourth Conference on Airborne, Drone and Robotic Geophysics aims at assembling the latest research, development and use cases to share and celebrate groundbreaking success stories, to dig into today's remaining limitations and analyze ways forward.
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Website: https://eagensg.org/
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