16th EM Induction Workshop
College of Santa Fe, Santa Fe, New Mexico,
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June 16-22, 2002 |
Pre-Workshop June 12-15, 2002 |
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Sponsored
by Working Group I-2 of the
International Association of Geomagnetism and Aeronomy
(IAGA)
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The workshop
schedule, complete
list of abstracts by session, abstracts
organized by session and review
papers are now available for download in pdf
form.
A download site has been
created with folders for each session into which
authors can download preprints or other material
relevant to their papers. This site is password
protected and the password has been sent to
everyone registered for the workshop. Anyone
downloading material to this site is responsible
for ensuring that copyright and pre-publication
embargoes imposed by journals are honored. Please
submit your material keyed to your abstract
number in the complete
abstract list. For example, if you are submitting
a pdf file in support of abstract EM5-4, the
filename would be EM5-4.pdf.
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| The International Workshop on Electromagnetic
(EM) Induction in the Earth is the premier venue
for EM researchers around the world to exchange
research results and new developments. The 16th
bi-annual workshop will be held at the College
of Santa Fe, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA from
June 16 through June 22, 2002. A map
of the college campus is available.
EM measurements provide a unique view of the
Earth because of the sensitivity of electrical
conductivity to temperature, fluids, ore minerals,
and lithologic variations. This sensitivity
is important in monitoring environmental problems,
exploring for energy and mineral occurrences,
investigating regions of potential natural hazards
(seismic and volcanic), and studying the interior
structure of the Earth and other planets. Technical
sessions addressing these issues are the primary
focus of the EM Workshop. Persons interested
in contributing to the workshop as presenters
or delegates are encouraged to attend.
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Santa
Fe
Santa Fe is the second oldest city in North
America, and is the capital of the State of
New Mexico. Its population is about 60,000.
Both English and Spanish are universal local
languages. The summer climate is dry, with average
low and high temperatures of 10° and 28°C.
Santa Fe is a center for many types of artistic
activities with many art galleries and an open
air opera in the summer. It is also world renowned
as the focus of the unique New Mexico cuisine,
with numerous high quality restaurants. Further
information about Santa Fe may be found at http://www.santafe.org
or http://www.newmexico.org.
Information is also available on travel
to Santa Fe.
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SEMI
pre-workshop
SEMI
(Summer Electromagnetic Immersion) will provide participants
intensive, hands-on immersion in the latest electromagnetic
methods featuring equipment manufacturers and software
developers. SEMI will take place at the College of
Santa Fe (CSF), New Mexico, USA from Thursday, June
13, 2002 through Saturday, June 15, 2002, the three
days immediately proceeding the 16th EM Workshop.
SEMI will
be an interactive, informational, and educational
experience involving EM equipment and processing software.
It is intended for persons at all levels of proficiency
from experienced practitioners to beginning students.
SEMI attendees will be introduced to the latest geophysical
EM equipment and will use it in the field under the
guidance of company representatives. The data collected
will be analyzed with state-of-the-art software so
that initial interpretations can be made. SEMI will
be especially valuable for university students worldwide
and those who will benefit from intensive, practical
exposure to modern EM applications.
The following
companies will participate in SEMI: EiKon Technologies,
Electromagnetic Instruments (EMI), Geometrics, Geonics,
Geophex, GSY-USA, Phoenix Geophysics, Sensors & Software,
and Zonge Engineering and Research Organization. Field
equipment will include time and frequency domain EM
units ranging from shallow sensing ground penetrating
radar and hand-held, multiple frequency units to deep
probing broad band magnetotelluric systems.
All SEMI participants will stay in the dormitories
at the College of Santa Fe. The registration fee for
SEMI is $120 for full delegates and free to students.
This includes bus transportation from the Albuquerque
airport to the College of Santa Fe (~ 100 km), 3 nights
lodging, 3 breakfasts, and 2 lunches at the CSF.
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SEMI
Schedule
Wednesday June 12
1200-2000: SEMI and Housing Registration (Southwest
Annex, 6 on the map)
Thursday June 13
0700-0830: Breakfast at CSF (Cafeteria, 38 on
the map)
0830-1230: Equipment Descriptions (Forum Lecture
Hall, 5 on the map)
1230-1345: Lunch at CSF (Cafeteria, 38 on the
map)
1345-1800: EM Field Surveys (CSF Open Fields)
Friday June 14
0700-0830: Breakfast at CSF (Cafeteria, 38 on
the map)
0830-1115: EM Field Surveys (CSF Open Fields)
1115-1230: Lunch at CSF (Cafeteria, 38 on the
map)
1230-1515: EM Field Surveys (CSF Open Fields)
1530-1800: Initial Results (Luke Hall Classrooms,
33 on the map)
Saturday June 15
0700-0830: Breakfast at CSF (Cafeteria, 38 on
the map)
0830-1200: Data Processing Results (Forum Lecture
Hall, 5 on the map)
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EM
induction workshop
The
EM induction workshop will cover a wide range of EM
topics selected by the program committee.
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EM
workshop sessions
- Laboratory
measurements
- Industry
applications of EM exploration
- 2D
vs 3D interpretation
- Natural
EM source effects
- Modeling
and inversion
- Local
and regional studies
- Ocean
studies
- Global
studies
- Seismic
and volcanic EM effects
- Environmental
applications of EM
- Geodynamic
models and the conductivity of the crust
and mantle
- The
MT tensor: theory and estimation
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Sunday
1500-1800: Registration
Sunday 1700-2000: Icebreaker
Monday
0830-0900: Opening Ceremony
Monday 0900-1030: Session 2 (Industry w/review)
Monday 1030-1200: Session 2 posters
Monday 1330-1500: Session 10 (Environmental)
and Session 7 (Ocean)
Monday 1500-1715: Session 2, 10, and 7 posters
Monday 1715-1815: Discussion on sessions 2,
10, and 7
Monday 1815-1830: Presentations for 18th workshop
(5 minutes each)
Tuesday
0830-0930: Session 1 (Laboratory w/review)
Tuesday 0930-1030: Session 11 (Geodynamic Models)
Tuesday 1030-1200: Session 1 and 11 posters
Tuesday 1245-1315: Talk on geology of excursion
area
Tuesday 1330-1500: Session 11 (Geodynamic Models)
Tuesday 1500-1730: Session 1 and 11 posters
Tuesday 1730-1830: Discussion on sessions 1
and 5
Working group meets Tuesday evening
Wednesday:
Excursion and evening barbecue
Thursday
0830-0930: Session 4 (Natural Sources w/review)
Thursday 0930-1030: Session 5 (Modeling/Inversion)
Thursday 1030-1200: Session 4 and 5 posters
Thursday 1330-1500: Session 5 (Modeling/Inversion)
Thursday 1500-1715: Session 4 and 5 posters
Thursday 1715-1825: Discussion on sessions 4
and 5
Thursday 1825-1830: Announcement of 18th workshop
Friday
0830-0915: Session 12 (MT Tensor)
Friday 0915-1030: Session 6 and 9 (Local/Regional
and Seismic/Volcanic)
Friday 1030-1200: Session 6,9, and 12 posters
Friday 1330-1500: Session 6 and 9 (Local/Regional
and Seismic/Volcanic)
Friday 1500-1700: Session 6,9, and 12 posters
Friday 1700-1800: Discussion on sessions 6,
9, and 12
Banquet begins at 1900
Saturday
0830-1000: Session 3 (2d/3d w/review)
Saturday 1000-1030: Session 8 (Global)
Saturday 1030-1200: Session 3 and 8 posters
Saturday 1200-1300: Discussion and farewell
Saturday 1400-1700: Informal presentations and
discussion
Available for download in pdf format:
The abstracts for each session are available
in pdf form.
List
of workshop abstracts
View Abstracts
All
posters may go up June 16, Sunday morning at
10:00 am and may stay up until Friday evening
except for those in Sessions 3 and 8, for which
space will be available on Saturday. All posters
are portrait orientation at 1 m wide by up to
2 m high. The posters may be viewed any evening
up to 2000. There will be two 35 mm slide projectors,
2 overhead projectors, and 1 LCD projector with
PowerPoint capability for oral presentations
at the workshop.
We
are scheduling an informal presentation and
discussion session on Saturday afternoon for
those who will stay. This is an opportunity
to expand on talks that provoke discussion during
the workshop.
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We look
forward to seeing you in Santa Fe in June 2002!
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