Events

 The conference aim is providing a platform for researchers and practitioners to exchange emerging ideas and to investigate key issues of geochemistry, petrology, and metallogeny of terrestrial magmatism. Participants can take part in one-day field excursions to the famous ore deposits and geological localities of the Ural Mountains.

The XI International School for young scientists, which will focus on introducing state-of-the-art developments in the field of earth sciences, will be held concurrently with the conference.

 Colombian Geological Congress will deliver a multidisciplinary technical program where geosciences leaders and professionals will be able to build networks and purchase products and services.

 SEG 2017: Ore Deposits of Asia: China and Beyond

Abstract Submission Deadline: March 31, 2017
The Abstract Manager is closed and abstracts are currently under review.

Early Bird Registration Deadline: July 31, 2017
All field trips and workshops are first come, first served - don't delay! Visit www.seg2017.org/registration.html

 This advanced- to professional-level mapping course is offered by the SEG Education and Training Committee. Working at the Mineral Park Cu-Mo porphyry system in northwest Arizona, participants will map at detailed 1:240 to 1:480 scales, with emphasis on mapping veinlet styles, densities, and alteration mineralogy. In-the-field discussions of the geochemistry of porphyry systems and the development of alteration assemblages and associated hypogene and supergene ore minerals will complement our mapping of rock types and mine-scale structures.

Leaders: William X. Chávez, Jr. and Erich U. Peterson

Early Bird Deadline: September 25, 2017

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 Lecture and Laboratory Instructors:
David Cooke, CODES, Australia — porphyries, epithermal Richard Goldfarb, US Geological Survey, Denver, USA — gold Dave Leach, US Geological Survey, Denver, USA — MVT, SEDEX Chusi Li, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA — magmatic Ni, Cr, Pt Noel White, Consultant, Brisbane, Australia — ore models, VMS Zhaoshan Chang, James Cook University, Australia — skarns Huayong Chen, Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry, CAS, China — IOCG Lejun Zhang, CODES, Australia — W-Sn deposits, alteration minerals

For further information, contact Professor Huayong Chen at huayongchen@gig.ac.cn.

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 SEG 2018: Metals, Minerals, and Society