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Final Announcement

near surface geoscience

20th EUROPEAN MEETING OF

ENVIRONMENTALAND ENGINEERING

GEOPHYSICS

2 Near Surface Geoscience 2014 14-18 September 2014, Athens, Greece

20th European Meeting of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics

Having received over two hundred extended abstracts for the 20th European Meeting of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics, the conference will accommodate a range of interesting topics that is sure to make the upcoming Near Surface Conference the success it has been over the years.Apart of the great number of traditional participants, the am-bition of the conference in Athens is to attract geoscientists from nearby region (Balkans, Middle East, North Africa) and from far away (Americas, China, Australia) in order for new contacts to be created and new technologies to be announced at a place where science was served from ancient times.

The 20th European Meeting of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics aims to highlight the importance of state-of-the-art techniques and to trace the road ahead of the applica-tion of geophysical methods to a variety of engineering and environmental problems. The continuous growth of the Near Surface Geoscience Division and the increasing interest toward the application of geophysical methods represent a stimulus and a challenge for a continuous scientific and tech-nical improvement. Innovative approaches, relevant case studies, theoretical developments and technological new im-plementations will be shown and discussed in workshops and technical session.For more info: www.eage.org/events/nearsurface-2014

Welcome to Athens!

Athens has been chosen to host Near Surface Geoscience 2014. It will be held on 14-18 September 2014 at Hotel Divani Caravel.

This year the event has been expanded with conferences that run parallel to the 20th European Meeting of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics of EAGE’s Near Surface Geoscience Division. This edition will also incorporate the First Applied Shallow Marine Conference and the First International EuroGPR School.

The conferences have their own technical programme and will attract people specialized in the conference topics as well as people with a broader Near Surface Geoscience focus. The combination of conferences offers participants from the dif-ferent disciplines a chance to follow a technical programme specialized in their area of expertise whilst also being exposed to other disciplines.

Delegates can register for the conference of their interest.The registration gives them access to the technical programme of that specific conference. Moreover they are free to also at-tend the technical programmes of the other conferences and visit the exhibition. The social programme, consisting of the Icebreaker reception and the Conference dinner, is also inclu-ded in each registration.

The exhibition becomes the central place where companies from all disciplines display their products and services. The coffee breaks and Icebreaker reception take place in the ex-hibition and provide excellent networking opportunities in an informal setting.

Event schedule Near Surface Geoscience Workshops & Short Course

14 September 2014

20th European Meeting of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics

15 - 17 September 2014

First International EuroGPR School


First Applied Shallow Marine Geophysics Conference


Near Surface Geoscience Exhibition


Lavrion Fieldtrip 18 September 2014Santorini Fieldtrip (non-EAGE event)


Programme overview

Sunday 14 September09:00 - 17:00 hrs Short Course: Satellite InSAR Data:

Reservoir Monitoring from Space (EET 9)09:30 - 17:00 hrs Workshop 1: Seismic and GPR Methods

for Urban and Microzonation Studies Workshop 2: Time-lapse ERT Monitoring

Monday 15 September08:45 – 09:50 hrs Opening session09:30 – 17:15 hrs Exhibition open09:50 – 15:15 hrs Technical programme,

including Best of SAGEEP15:15 - 17:15 hrs Welcome reception

Tuesday 16 September09:00 – 15:00 hrs Technical programme09:30 – 15:00 hrs Exhibition open15:00 – 17:00 hrs Field demonstrations19:00 – 23:00 hrs Conference evening:

Ethnikos gardens

Wednesday 17 September09:00 – 16:50 hrs Technical programme09:30 – 16:00 hrs Exhibition open16:50 – 17:10 hrs Closing ceremony

Thursday 18 September09:00 – 17:00 hrs Field trip: Lavrion Technological and

Cultural Park

Thursday 18 - Saturday 20 SeptemberSantorini Field Trip

20th EUROPEAN MEETING OF

ENVIRONMENTALAND ENGINEERING

GEOPHYSICS

Near Surface Geoscience 2014 3 14-18 September 2014, Athens, Greece

Local Advisory CommitteeGeorge Apostolopoulos (chair)

National Technical University of Athens

John Alexopoulos National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

Vasilios Karastathis National Observatory of AthensPetros Karmis Institute of Geology & Mineral

ExplorationGeorge Sideris TerraMentorPanagiotis Tsourlos Aristotle University of ThessalonikiAndreas Tzanis National and Kapodistrian

University of AthensAntonios Vafidis Technical University of CreteGeorge Vargemezis Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Scientific CommitteeAntonios Vafidis (chair) Technical University of CreteGeorge Apostolopoulos National Technical University of

AthensAhmet Basokur Ankara UniversityAntonios Giannopoulos University of EdinburghKostantinos Papazachos Aristotle University of ThessalonikiSofia Stamataki National Technical University of

AthensGeorgios Tsoflias University of KansasGregory Tsokas Aristotle University of ThessalonikiPanagiotis Tsourlos Aristotle University of ThessalonikiNikolaos Voulgaris National and Kapodistrian

University of AthensUgur Yaramanci Leibniz Institute for Applied

Geophysics and Berlin University of Technology

Social Programme

Welcome receptionMonday 15 September, 15:15 - 17:15 hrsThe reception is a perfect occasion for catching up with col-leagues and visiting the exhibition booths. Fingerfood and drinks will be provided.

Conference eveningTuesday 16 September, 19:00 - 23:00 hrsLocation: Ethnikos gardensAddress: Vassilis Olgas 6 & Ardittou street, AthensThe conference dinner will be held outside in the Ethnikos gardens. Ethnikos is located in the heart of the city of Athens, be-tween the imposing Kallimarmaron Stadium and the impressive

Pillars of Olympian Zeus. The view of the lighted Acropolis and the Hill of Arditos which can be seen from the outdoor spaces is truly magnificent.

Venue

The Near Surface Geoscience 2014 conference will be held at Hotel Divani Caravel.

Address: Vasileos Alexandrou 2 - 161, 16121 Athens - Greece

Exhibition and sponsor programme

Near Surface Geoscience 2014 includes an exhibition and spon-sor programme. The exhibition will take place parallel with both conferences and will be the central meeting place of the event, where companies will display their products and ser-vices.Already 22 companies have signed up as exhibitor and occupy over 170 square meter of exhibit space. Participating in the exhibition and/or sponsor programme will give you high visibility in a high quality and uncluttered environment that makes your message stand out. It is still possible to participate in both programmes! Please have a look at the Near Surface Geoscience 2014 website for all available exhibition and spon-soring opportunities or contact us at [email protected].

Exhibitor listADVANCED GEOSCIENCES EUROPE SLALT s.a. (Advanced Logic Technology)Applied Acoustic Engineering LtdDECO Geophysical SCDMT GmbH & Co. KG EEGSEuropean GPR AssociationGardline Geosurvey LtdGEM Advanced MagnetometersGeometricsGeonics LimitedGF Instruments, s.r.o.IRIS InstrumentsMALA and ABEM Guideline Geo GroupMount Sopris Instrument CompanyScintrexSociety of Exploration GeophysicistsTechnoImagingTerra-MarineVista Clara Inc.Zonge International Inc.

Field demonstrationsThe field demonstrations will be held Tuesday 16 September from 15:00 until 17:00 hrs on the lawn right outside the venue. All delegates are invited to attend the special exhibits present-ed to you by our exhibitors in an informal setting. Enjoy a nice afternoon in the sun whilst receiving information on the latest products from the industry.


Monday 15 September - Oral Presentations

20TH EUROPEAN MEETING OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENGINEERING GEOPHYSICS

Olympia B VerginaOPENING SESSION

8:45 Opening by conference chairs

KEYNOTE SESSION9:20 Keynote Speech - Development of Near-Surface Seismology During my

40-Year Career - D. Steeples (University of Kansas)

BEST OF SAGEEP09:50 Mo Olym 01 - Geophysics As a Tool for Pipeline Design in Challenging

Terrain - L. Woods* (WorleyParsons Canada)10:10 Mo Olym 02 - Geophysical Methods As an Aid to Planning, Monitoring,

and Abandoning Tailings Facilities in the Alberta Oil Sands - P.D. Bauman* (WorleyParsons Canada), D. Parker (WorleyParsons Canada), L. Pankratow (WorleyParsons) & R. Shinduke (WorleyParsons Canada)

10:30 Mo Olym 03 - Enhancement of SRT And ERT Interpretations Using Time-lapse Measurements and Cross-plot Analysis - L. Wodajo* (University of Mississippi), C. Hickey (National Center for Physical Acoustics), C. Song (University of Mississippi) & G. Hanson (USDA-ARS, HERU, retired)

10:50 Mo Olym 04 - Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Logging - Lessons Learned at the USGS Cape Cod Toxic Substances Hydrology Research Site, Massachusetts - C.D. Johnson (USGS New England Water Science Center), J. Sorenson (USGS New England Water Science Center), D.R. LeBlanc (USGS New England Water Science Center) & J.W. Lane* (USGS Office of Groundwater)

11:10 Break

HYDROGEOPHYSICS I NEW GEOPHYSICAL TECHNOLOGIES I

11:30 Mo Olym 05 - Automatic Generation of Groundwater Model Hydrostratigraphy from AEM Resistivity and Boreholes - P.A. Marker (Technical University of Denmark), N. Foged (Department of Geoscience, Aarhus University), A.V. Christiansen* (Department of Geoscience, Aarhus University), E. Auken (Department of Geoscience, Aarhus University) & P. Bauer-Gottwein (Technical University of Denmark)

Mo Verg 05 - Time-domain Induced Polarization Profile with Multiple-current Transmission - Y. Yamashita* (OYO Corporation), F. Lebert (BRGM), J.C. Gourry (BRGM), B. Bourgeois (BRGM) & B. Texier (IRIS Instruments)

11:50 Mo Olym 06 - Inverting for Lithology Using Resistivity Models and Boreholes - A.V. Christiansen (Department of Geoscience, Aarhus University), N. Foged *(Department of Geoscience, Aarhus University) & E. Auken (Department of Geoscience, Aarhus University)

Mo Verg 06 - Non-conventional 3D Electric Resistivity Tomography Arrays - D. Vargas (Instituto de Geofisica UNAM), G. Cifuentes (Instituto de Geofisica UNAM), J.E. Hernandez (Instituto de Geofisica UNAM) & R.E. Chavez* (Mexico National Autonomous University)

12:10 Mo Olym 07 - Assessing Soil Wetness with Airborne Radiometric Data - D. Beamish* (British Geological Survey)

Mo Verg 07 - Mapping and Migrating Reflected Surface Waves - C.W. Hyslop (University of Houston) & R.R. Stewart* (University of Houston)

12:30 Mo Olym 08 - Salt Water Intrusion Imaging at Tybaki (Greece) Using Geophysical Methods - A. Vafidis* (Technical University of Crete), P. Soupios (Technological Educational Institute of Crete), G. Kritikakis (Technical University of Crete), N. Andronikidis (Technical University of Crete), N. Economou (Technical University of Crete), H. Hamdan (Technical University of Crete), E. Manoutsoglou (Technical University of Crete), E. Steiakakis (Technical University of Crete), E. Candansayar (Ankara University), M.T. Schafmeister (Greifswald University) & M. Kritsotakis (Decentralized Administration of Crete)

Mo Verg 08 - Three-Dimensional Advanced Fluxgate Magnetometers for Near Surface Geoscience Measurements - E.V. Hristoforou* (National Technical University of Athens)

12:50 Lunch

HYDROGEOPHYSICS II NEW GEOPHYSICAL TECHNOLOGIES II14:00 Mo Olym 09 - Geophysics for the Determination of Hydrological Parameters of

Karst Systems in Yucatan, Mexico - S. Gruber (Geological Survey of Austria), R. Supper* (Geological Survey of Austria), A. Schiller (Geological Survey of Austria), D. Ottowitz (Geological Survey of Austria), J.H. Kim (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resource), A. Maqueda Estrada (Université de Neuchâtel), M. Hendrick (Université de Neuchâtel) & P. Renard (Université de Neuchâtel)

Mo Verg 09 - On the Very Low Frequency (VLF) Measurements Using an Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) - B. Tezkan* (University of Cologne), R. Eröss (University of Cologne) & J.B. Stoll (Mobile Geophysical Technologies)

14:20 Mo Olym 10 - Complex Electrical Properties of Sand-clay Mixtures and Alluvial Sediment Samples - S. Inzoli* (Università degli Studi di Milano), M. Giudici (Università degli Studi di Milano), M. Mele (Università degli Studi di Milano) & E. Rondolini (Università degli Studi di Milano)

Mo Verg 10 - The Research on Multiple Reflected Refraction in Mountain Exploration Area - C. Guo* (Sinochem Petroleum Exploration and Production Co), W. Duan (Sinochem Petroleum Exploration and Production Co) & Y. Zhang (SINOPEC Geophysical Corporation Shengli Branch)

POTENTIAL FIELDS14:40 Mo Olym 11 - Fast Mapping and Analysis of Anthropogenic Noise Sources

Affecting MRS Experiments - J.J. Larsen* (Aarhus University), E. Dalgaard (Aarhus University), P. Christiansen (Aarhus University) & E. Auken (Aarhus University)

Mo Verg 11 - A Multidisciplinary Approach for the Determination of Subsurface Structure of Leonessa Plain (Central Apennines, Italy) - K. Skrame* (Sapienza University), M. Di Filippo (Sapienza University) & M. Di Nezza (Sapienza University)

15:00 Mo Olym 12 - Geoelectrical Monitoring of Complex Hydrological Processes in a Riparian Wetland - S.S. Uhlemann* (British Geological Survey, ETH Zurich), J.P.R. Sorensen (British Geological Survey), J.E. Chambers (British Geological Survey), P.B. Wilkinson (British Geological Survey) & D.C. Gooddy (British Geological Survey)

Mo Verg 12 - Edge Detection of Magnetic Sources Related with the Philippi Granitoid in N. Greece - A. Stampolidis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki & NGU), G.N. Tsokas* (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), P.I. Tsourlos (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) & G. Vargemezis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki)


Monday 15 September (morning) - Poster Presentations


Poster Area 1 Poster Area 2BEST OF ENGGEO GEOPHYSICS FOR ARCHAEOLOGY & GEOARCHAEOLOGY

11:30 Mo PA1 01 Precision Gravimetry and Electrical Resistivity Tomography for the Geo-engineering Tasks Solution - I.V Lygin* (Lomonosov Moscow State University), I.N. Modin (Lomonosov Moscow State University), A.A. Fadeev (Lomonosov Moscow State University) & G.S. Grigoriev (Lomonosov Moscow State University)

Mo PA2 01 - Combined Geophysical Survey for the Detection of an Archaeological Theatre in Amphiareion of Oropos, Attica, Greece - G. Apostolopoulos* (National Technical University of Athens), G. Amolochitis (National Technical University of Athens), S. Stamataki (National Technical University of Athens), A. Giannopoulos (National Technical University of Athens) & P. Kofakis (National Technical University of Athens)

11:40 Mo PA1 02 About Dielectric Values in Performing Georadar Investigations - A.M. Kulizhnikov* (Rosdornii FGUP) & R.A. Eremin (FSUE «ROSDORNII»)

Mo PA2 02 - Investigating Pre-Columbian Ceremonial Features at El Caño Archaeological Site, Panama, through Geophysical Surveys - A. Mojica* (Universidad Tecnológica de Panamá), M. Lezcano (Universidad de Panamá), J. González (Universidad de Panamá), J. Thiesson (Sorbonne Universités, UPMC Université Paris 06), L. Pastor (Sorbonne Universités, UPMC Université Paris 06), C. Camerlynck (Sorbonne Universités, UPMC Université Paris 06), N. Florsch (Sorbonne Universités, UPMC Université Paris 06), A. Tabbagh (Sorbonne Universités, UPMC Université Paris 06) & R. Vanhoeserlande (Université Paris Diderot, Paris 7)

GEOPHYSICS FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING I

11:50 Mo PA1 03 - Combined Analysis of Ambient Vibration HVSR and Active MASW Method - F.M. Gouveia* (Instituto Superior Técnico), I.F. Lopes (Instituto Superior Técnico) & R.C. Gomes (Instituto Superior Técnico)

Mo PA2 03 - Three-dimensional Ground-penetrating Radar and Magnetic-gradient Surveying of the Roman Castle Irgenhausen (Switzerland) - C. Schmelzbach (ETH Zurich), H. Horstmeyer* (ETH Zurich), K. Scanlan (University of Alberta), M. Kälin (ETH Zurich), S. Brändli (ETH Zurich) & P. Nagy (Kantonsarchäologie Zürich)

12:00 Mo PA1 04 - Different Processing and Inversion Methods for Resolving Vs Profiles in Engineering Geophysics Using Surface Wave Data - A. Savvaidis* (Inst. of Engineering Seis. & Earthquake Eng(ITSAK)), G. Kritikakis (Applied Geophysics Laboratory TU Crete), I. Papadopoulos (Lab. of Geophysics and Seismology TEI Crete), N. Papadopoulos (Lab. of Geophysical-Remote Sens & ArchaEnv FORTH), U. Dikmen (Department of Engineering Geophysics, Ankara Univ.), M.D. Mangriotis (Inst. of Petroleum Engineering. Heriot- Watt Univ.), P. Soupios (Lab. of Geophysics and Seismology TEI Crete) & A. Vafidis (Applied Geophysics Laboratory TU Crete)

Mo PA2 04 - Joint Analysis of Self Potential and Electrical Resistivity Tomography Data for Studying Alexandrovsky Settlement - V.A. Shevnin* (Moscow State University), A.A. Bobachev (Moscow state university), S.V. Ivanova (Moscow state university) & K.I. Baranchuk (Moscow state uni-versity)

12:10 Mo PA1 05 - Integration of Magnetics and GPR Methods to Map Buried Tubes of a Pipeline - M.A. Barsottelli-Botelho* (Universidade Federal da Bahia/IGEO/CPGG), A.R.A.S. Meneses (CPRM) & L.A. Mesquita (PETROBRAS/CENPES)

Mo PA2 05 - ERT and VLF Measurements Contributing to the Extended Revelation of the Ancient Town of Trapezous (Peloponnesus, Greece) - J.D. Alexopoulos* (National & Kapodistrian University of Athens), S. Dilalos (National & Kapodistrian University of Athens), A. Tsatsaris (Technological Educational Institute of Athens) & S. Mavro12:10

12:20 Mo PA1 06 - Tunnel Pre-investigation - Towards a Resistivity to Rock-quality Transform - S. Bazin* (NGI (Norwegian Geotechnical Institute)), A.A. Pfaffhuber (NGI), H. Anschütz (NGI), G. Grøneng (NGI) & C. Christensen (Queen’s University)

Mo PA2 06 - Detecting Shallow Medieval Features in the Church of St. George, Slovakia - J. Panisova* (Geophysical Institute, Slovak Academy of Sciences), J. Halicková (National Heritage Department of Slovak Republic), P. Bruncák (National Heritage Department of Slovak Republic), R. Pašteka (Faculty of Natural Sciences, Comenius University), V. Pohánka (Geophysical Institute, Slovak Academy of Sciences), J. Papco (Slovak University of Technology) & P. Milo (Masaryk University, Czech Republic)

12:30 Mo PA1 07 - Geophysical Methods for the Assessment of the Ejection of Sand Due to the Liquefaction in the Mirabello Area - L. Baradello* (Ist. Naz. di Oceanografia e Geofisica Sperimentale), F. Accaino (Ist. Naz. di Oceanografia e Geofisica Sperimentale), S. Pepi (University of Ferrara), C. Vaccaro (University of Ferrara) & D. Nieto (Ist. Naz. di Oceanografia e Geofisica Sperimentale)

Mo PA2 07 - How to Characterize a Recharge Area by ERT Time Lapse and Cluster Analysis - Application to Lascaux Cave - S. Xu* (University of Bordeaux), C. Sirieix (University of Bordeaux), J. Riss (University of Bordeaux) & P. Malaurent (University of Bordeaux)

12:40 Mo PA1 08 - Detection of Water Caused Channels and Voids in Loos Soils - E. Toros* (Geological and Geophysical Institute of Hungary), Z. Pronay (Geological and Geophysical Institute of Hungary), P. Tildy (Geological and Geophysical Institute of Hungary) & B. Neducza (MinGeo Ltd, Hungary)

12:50 Lunch



Poster Area 1 Poster Area 2GEOPHYSICS FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING II SEISMICS

14:00 Mo PA1 09 - Quarry Blasts Assessment and Their Environmental Impacts on the Nearby Oil Pipelines, - A. Mohamed* (NRIAG)

Mo PA2 09 - Improving Near Surface Characterization by Combining Reprocessed Vintage Seismic and Geophysical Passive Datasets - B. Benjumea* (ICGC- Institut Cartogràfic i Geologic de Catalunya), A. Macau (ICGC), A. Gabàs (ICGC), M. Esquerda (ICGC) & S. Figueras (ICGC)

14:10 Mo PA1 10 - Detection of Underground Cavities and Weak Zones from Multi Channel Analysis of Surface Waves - F.A.I. Hamdi* (Orbit Geological Consultancy)

Mo PA2 10 - Introducing Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) to Invert Refraction Seismic Data - R.P Poormirzaee* (Sahand University of Tech.)

14:20 Mo PA1 11 - GEOID Determination in the Western Part of Egypt from Gravity Data and GPS/Leveling - A Radwan* (National research institute of astronomy and geoph)

Mo PA2 11 - Vibroseismic Acquisition with Long Landstreamer on Disko, Greenland - E. Nørmark* (Aarhus University), P. Gulbrandsen (Avannaa Resources), H. Sabra (Avannaa Resources) & O.R. Clausen (Aarhus University)

14:30 Mo PA1 12 - Crustal Deformation Behavior of the Southern Part of the Gulf of Suez, As Deduced from Geodetic and Geophysical Studies - H. Radwan* (National Research Institute of astronomy and Geoph) & A. Radwan. (National research institute of astronomy and geoph)

Mo PA2 12 - Shallow Gases Delineation Based on Old 3D Seismic Data Set - B.S. Brnada (INA), Z.S. Sladovic’* (INA) & Z.J. Jeras (INA)

ENGINEERING SEISMOLOGY AND MICROZONATION STUDIES NEW GEOPHYSICAL TECHNOLOGIES

14:40 Mo PA1 13 - Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Current Seismic Quiescence in the East Anatolian Fault Zone, Eastern Part of Turkey - S. Öztürk (Gümüshane University) & I. Sarıçiçek* (Gümüshane University)

Mo PA2 13 - The IGGE UAV Aero Magnetic and Radiometric Survey System - W.J. Li* (Institute of Geophysical & Geochemical Exploration), X.W. Qin (China Geological Survey, MLR) & X.P. Gan (Institute of Geophysical & Geochemical Exploration)

14:50 Mo PA1 14 - Non-linear Ground Motion Simulation at the Sites of Atalanti Gulf Area for the Case of Real and Hypothetical Earthquakes - T.I Novikova* (NOA) & V.K. Karastathis (NOA)

Mo PA2 14 - Comparison of Different Stabilizing Functional in 3D Regularized Inversion of Direct Current Resistivity Data - N.Y. Gundogdu* (Ankara University) & M.E. Candansayar (Ankara University)

15:00 Mo PA1 15 - Analysis of Ground Motion Parameters from the 2011 Earthquake in Lorca (SE Iberian Peninsula) Based on Seismic Data - J. Pérez-Cuevas* (Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena (UPCT)), P. Martínez-Pagán (Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena), M. Navarro (Universidad de Almería) & A. García-Jerez (Instituto Andaluz de Geofísica - Granada)

Mo PA2 15 - Classification of Unexploded Ordnance Using Geophysics – A Practical Reality - D. Mortimer* (Geosoft Inc) & N. Valleau (Geosoft Inc)

15:10 Mo PA2 16 - Geoelectric Reference Technique, Efficient Tool to Eliminate External Noise in SIP Data - T. Radic* (Radic Research)

Monday 15 September (afternoon) - Poster Presentations


Tuesday 16 September - Oral Presentations


Olympia B VerginaKEYNOTE SESSION

9:00 Keynote Speech - Near-surface Geophysics and Australia’s Challenge - K. Soto (Terra Australis Geophysica Pty Ltd)

GEOPHYSICS FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING I MODELLING AND INVERSION I09:30 Tu Olym 01 - Quantitative Depth to Bedrock Extraction from AEM Data -

H. Anschütz (NGI), C. Christensen (Queen’s University) & A.A. Pfaffhuber* (NGI)

Tu Verg 01 - Three-dimensional Modeling of GREATEM Data - T. Mogi* (Hokkaido University), S. Abdallah (Hokkaido University) & E. Fomenko (for-merly Moscow Univ.)

09:50 Tu Olym 02 - Assessing Climate Effects on Railway Earthworks Using MASW - S. Donohue* (Queen’s University Belfast), D.A. Gunn (British Geological Survey), P. Bergamo (Queen’s University Belfast), E. Hughes (Queen’s University Belfast), B. Dashwood (British Geological Survey), S. Uhlemann (British Geological Survey), J.E. Chambers (British Geological Survey) & D. Ward (In-Situ Site Investigation)

Tu Verg 02 - Simple and Efficient Approaches to Integrate Data into Geophysical Inversion Problems - Examples from Se - M.K. Karaoulis* (Deltares), P.I. Tsourlos (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), M.P.E. Kleine (Deltares) & P.P. Kruiver (Deltares)

10:10 Tu Olym 03 - Do We Get the Right Position? - J. Endom* (DMT GmbH & Co. KG), C. Holst (DMT GmbH & Co. KG) & M. Stricker (Ingenieurgesellschaft Nordwest mbH)

Tu Verg 03 - 3D Airborne Electromagnetic Inversion in the Areas with High Conductivity Contrasts and Rugged Topography - M.S. Zhdanov* (TechnoImaging LLC, University of Utah, and MFTI) & L. Cox (TechnoImaging)

10:30 Tu Olym 04 - Void Detection at Chania Airport by Combining ERT and Borehole Data - A. Vafidis* (Technical University of Crete), N. Economou (Technical University of Crete), G. Kritikakis (Technical University of Crete), E. Manoutsoglou (Technical University of Crete), G. Vargemezis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), P. Tsourlos (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), A. Fotiadis (AKTOR SA), E. Antonopoulos (AKTOR SA) & A. Tzirita (Geotechnics)

Tu Verg 04 - Combined Inversion of Seismic Waveforms and Traveltimes for Acoustic Waves - E. Manukyan* (ETH Zurich), H. Maurer (ETH Zurich), A. Nuber (ETH Zurich) & R.G. Pratt (Western University)

10:50 Break

GEOPHYSICS FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING II MODELLING AND INVERSION II11:20 Tu Olym 05 - The Use of GPR in the Rehabilitation of Built Heritage -

N. Barraca* (Morph), M. Almeida (IDryas), H. Varum (University of Aveiro) & M.J. Senos Matias (University of Aveiro)

Tu Verg 05 - Inversion to Recover Electrode position Displacements on 3D Electrical Resistivity Tomography Monitoring Grids - P.B. Wilkinson (British Geological Survey), S.S. Uhlemann* (British Geological Survey), J.E. Chambers (British Geological Survey) & P.I. Meldrum (British Geological Survey)

11:40 Tu Olym 06 - Soil Classification and Looseness Evaluation by Rock Physics Based Cross-plot Analysis for Unsaturated Soils - C. Konishi* (OYO Corporation), K. Hayashi (Geometrics), T. Tanaka (OYO Corporation) & T. Abe (OYO Corporation)

Tu Verg 06 - Hybrid Approach for Travel Time Seismic Tomography in Elliptical Anisotropic Media - E. Cardarelli* (Sapienza University of Rome) & A. Cerreto (External Contractor)

12:00 Tu Olym 07 - Mapping Overpressure Zones Using Acoustic and Seismic Techniques - J.N. Makris (University of Hamburg), L. Marechal (Buried Hill) & J.E. Papoulia* (Hellenic Center for Marine Research)

Tu Verg 07 - 2D Cole Cole Inversion of Time Domain Induced Polarization Data - Model Studies and Field Measurements - B. Tezkan* (University of Cologne)

12:20 Tu Olym 08 - Simultaneous Inversion of Fundamental and Higher Mode Rayleigh Wave Using Sensitivity Models - E. Pegah (Dana Geophysics Company), A. Siavashpoo* (Dana Geophysics Company) & H.R. Siahkoohi (Science and Research, Islamic Azad University)

Tu Verg 08 - 1D Joint Inversion of Rayleigh Fundamental Mode and Electric Sounding Curves - Synthetic Tests - M. Senkaya* (KaradenizTechnical University) & H. Karslı (KaradenizTechnical University)

12:40 Lunch

APPLIED GEOPHYSICS IN THE MONITORING OF THE UNDERGROUND

SEISMICS

13:40 Tu Olym 09 - Geophysics in the Context of Disaster Mitigation - Results from the Landslide at Pechgraben, Austria - R. Supper* (Geological Survey of Austria), D. Ottowitz (Geological Survey of Austria), J.H. Kim (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resource), B. Jochum (Geological Survey of Austria), S. Gruber (Geological Survey of Austria) & S. Pfeiler (Geological Survey of Austria)

Tu Verg 09 - Combined Onshore and Offshore Seismic Investigations at the Geothermal Field of Aedipsos-Yaltra, Central Greece - V.K. Karastathis* (National Observatory of Athens) & E. Mouzakiotis (National Observatory of Athens)

14:00 Tu Olym 10 - High Precision Positioning of Pipelines below River Beds by Combination of Near Surface Geophysical Methods - I.K. Kudó* (Geomega Ltd.), Z.H. Hámori (Geomega Ltd.) & G.S. Simon (FGSZ Ltd.)

Tu Verg 10 - Surface-wave Dispersion Inversion versus SH-wave Refraction Tomography in Saturated and Poorly Dispersive Quick Clays - S. Pasquet* (UPMC - UMR 7619 Metis), G. Sauvin (ICG/UiO/NORSAR), M.R. Andriamboavonjy (SGDM/ESPA), L. Bodet (UPMC - UMR 7619 Metis), I. Lecomte (ICG/NORSAR/UiO) & R. Guérin (UPMC - UMR 7619 Metis)

14:20 Tu Olym 11 - Time-lapse VSP Monitoring of Shallow Gas Injection at the Maguelone Experimental Site (Languedoc, France) - H. Perroud* (Géosciences Montpellier), O. Jaafar (Géosciences Montpellier), P. Pezard (Géosciences Montpellier) & J. Lofi (Géosciences Montpellier)

Tu Verg 11 - Real-time or Full-precision CRS Imaging Using a Cloud Computing Portal - Multi-offset GPR and Shear-wave Reflection Data - Z. Heilmann* (CRS4, Pula, Italy), H.P. Müller (ABE-geo, Burgdorf, Germany), G. Satta (CRS4, Pula, Italy) & G.P. Deidda (University of Cagliari, Italy)

14:40 Tu Olym 12 - Statistical Analysis of Three-years Time-lapse Electrical resis-tivity Imaging for the Study of the Petacciato Landslide - G. Calamita* (CNR), R. Luongo (CNR-IMAA), A. Perrone (CNR-IMAA), S. Piscitelli (CNR-IMAA), T.A. Stabile (CNR-IMAA) & V. Lapenna (CNR-IMAA)

Tu Verg 12 - Distorting Effects of the Near-surface Layer on Seismic Imaging - Physical Model Investigations - Y.K. Mo (ETH Zurich), S.A. Greenhalgh* (ETH Zurich), J.O.A. Robertsson (ETH Zurich) & H. Karaman (ETH Zurich)

15:00 FIELD DEMONSTRATIONS


Tuesday 16 September - Poster Presentations


Poster Area 1 Poster Area 2APPLIED GEOPHYSICS IN THE MONITORING OF THE UNDERGROUND

CASE STUDIES

09:30 Tu PA1 01 - Evaluation of Time Lapse Acoustic Monitoring of Immiscible Fluid Flows in Near Surface by Attenuation Examination Method - B. Hassan* (Memorial University), S.D. Butt (Faculty of Engineering, Memorial University) & C.A. Hurich (Department of Earth Sciences, Memorial University)

Tu PA2 01 - Application of Geoelectrical Techniques in the Investigation of a Coastal Sand Dune Field - J.D. Alexopoulos* (National & Kapodistrian University of Athens), S. Dilalos (National & Kapodistrian University of Athens), S.E. Poulos (National & Kapodistrian University of Athens), G. Ghionis (National & Kapodistrian University of Athens) & S. Mavroulis (National & Kapodistrian University of Athens)

09:40 Tu PA1 02 - Optimized Arrays for Surface-to-tunnel ERT Measurements - K. Simyrdanis* (Institute for Mediterranean Studies), P. Tsourlos (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), N. Papadopoulos (Institute for Mediterranean Studies) & P. Soupios (Technological Educational Institute of Crete)

Tu PA2 02 - Describing the Pressure Dependence of Lamé Coefficients on Coal Samples - J. Somogyi Molnar (MTA-ME Research Group of Geoeng., Univ. Miskolc), A. Kiss* (University of Miskolc) & M. Dobroka (University of Miskolc)

09:50 Tu PA1 03 - Geoelectrical and Geotechnical Investigations at Tenth of Ramadan City, Egypt - A Structure-Based (SB) Model Application - M. Attwa* (Zagazig University, Faculty of Science, Egypt) & A. El Shinawi (Zagazig University, Faculty of Science, Egypt)

Tu PA2 03 - Identification of a Hidden Volcano in an Open-pit Coal Mine by Gravity Survey, NW Bohemia - J. Mrlina* (Institute of Geophysics ASCR)

HYDROGEOPHYSICS I10:10 Tu PA1 05 - Hydrogeophysical Tools for Investigating Groundwater Storage

in the Subsurface of a Karst System - A. Watlet* (University of Mons), K. Van Noten (Royal Observatory of Belgium), T. Lecocq (Royal Observatory of Belgium), J. Chambers (British Geological Survey), P. Meldrum (British Geological Survey), O. Francis (University of Luxembourg), M. Van Camp (Royal Observatory of Belgium) & O. Kaufmann (University of Mons)

Tu PA2 04 - High Resolution 3D Seismic Reflection Investigation in Urban Environment for Assessment of a Sinkhole Feature - C. Hartmann (DMT GmbH & Co. KG) & U. Swoboda* (DMT GmbH & Co. KG)

10:20 Tu PA1 06 - Geophysical and Geochemical Study of Geropotamos Aquifer in the North-central Coast of Crete, Greece - D. Kalisperi* (Technological Educational Institute), P. Soupios (Technological Educational Institute), S. Kershaw (Brunel University), M. Kouli (Technological Educational Institute), P. Barsukov (Geoelectromagnetic Research Centre IPE RAS), F. Vallianatos (Technological Educational Institute) & N. Lydakis-Simantiris (Technological Educational Institute)

Tu PA2 05 - Correlation between S-wave Velocities and Building Damage Distribution in Bolu (Turkey) During the 1999 Düzce Earthquake - A.T. Basokur* (Ankara University)

10:30 Tu PA1 07 - Magnetic Resonance Sounding Signals Retrieval Based on Empirical Mode Decomposition and a Statistical Method - M. Fallah-safari* (Institute of Geophysics- The university of Tehran), R. Ghanati (Institute of Geophysics- The university of Tehran) & M.K. Hafizi (Institute of Geophysics- The university of Tehran)

Tu PA2 06 - Do Active Transverse Faults Exist on the Southern Coast of Corinth Rift? - J. Mrlina* (Institute of Geophysics ASCR)

10:40 Tu PA1 08 - 3D Hydrogeological Model Building Using Airborne Electromagnetic Data - G.A. Oldenborger* (Geological Survey of Canada), C.E. Logan (Geological Survey of Canada), M.J. Hinton (Geological Survey of Canada), V. Sapia (Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia), A.J.M. Pugin (Geological Survey of Canada), D.R. Sharpe (Geological Survey of Canada), A.I. Calderhead (Institut national de la recherche scientifique) & H.A.J. Russell (Geological Survey of Canada)

Tu PA2 07 - Applying Time-frequency Analysis in Borehole Seismic Travel-time Picking - C-H Lin* (National Chiao Tung University), C. Lin (National Chiao Tung University) & C. Hu (National Chiao Tung University)

10:50 Break

HYDROGEOPHYSICS II BOREHOLE GEOPHYSICS11:20 Tu PA1 09 - Contribution of Geophysics to Geochemical Study - S. Barhoum

(University Pierre et Marie Curie-Paris 6), R. Guérin* (University Pierre et Marie Curie-Paris 6), D. Valdès (University Pierre et Marie Curie-Paris 6), L. Bodet (University Pierre et Marie Curie-Paris 6), P. Gombert (INERIS) & Q. Vitale (University Pierre et Marie Curie-Paris 6)

Tu PA2 09 - Proving the Applicability of the Petrophysical Model Describing Acoustic Hysteresis of P and S Wave Velocities - J. Somogyi Molnar* (MTA-ME Research Group of Geoeng., Univ. Miskolc), A. Kiss (University of Miskolc), H. Szegedi (University of Miskolc) & M. Dobroka (University of Miskolc)

11:30 Tu PA1 10 - Water in Karst Hydrosystems Unsaturated Zone; MRS Evidences within an Integrated Hydrogeophysical Approach - K. Chalikakis* (INRA-UAPV), S.D. Carrière (INRA-UAPV), N. Mazzilli (INRA-UAPV), C. Danquigny (INRA-UAPV), A. Legchenko (LTHE, IRD) & C. Emblanch (INRA-UAPV)

Tu PA2 10 - Time-lapse Downhole Sonic Monitoring of Shallow Gas Injection in Unconsolidated Sediments at Maguelone (France) - O. Jaafar* (Geosciences Montpellier), P.A. Pezard (CNRS), H. Perroud (UPPA), N. Denchik (Geosciences Montpellier), J. Lofi (Geosciences Montpellier), J. Paris (Geosciences Montpellier) & G. Henry (CNRS)

11:40 Tu PA1 11 - Estimation of Lake Nasser Water Storage Using Satellite Altimeter and Gravity Data - K.H. Zahran* (National Research Inst. of Astronomy & Geophysics)

Tu PA2 11 - Development of a Prototype 3-Component Borehole Electromagnetic Receiver - T. J. Lee* (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resource), Y. Song (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resource), J. Choi (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resource), H.S. Lee (Geolux Inc.), S.H. Lee (Geolux Inc.) & M.J. Yi (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resource)



Poster Area 1 Poster Area 211:50 Tu PA1 12 - Geo-electrical Characterization and Monitoring of a Waste

Landfill for Its Future Exploitation as a Bioreactor - A. Arato* (Politecnico di Torino - DIATI), E. Agostini (Politecnico di Torino - DIATI) & A. Godio (Politecnico di Torino - DIATI)

Tu PA2 12 - Integration Clustering Analysis & Support Vector Machines for Predicting Continuous Electrofacies Posterior Distribution - W.J.M. Al-Mudhafar (Louisiana State University) & M.J.Z. Al-Abideen* (Tyumen State Oil and Gas University)

12:00 Tu PA1 13 - Flow Modelling through Near Surface Fractured Shale - P.B. Chattopadhyay* (CSIR-National Geophysical Research Institute) & N. Vedanti (CSIR-National Geophysical Research Institute)

12:10 Tu PA1 14 - Sensitivity Analysis of a Light Fixed-wing Airborne TDEM System for the Characterization of Karstic Environments - G.-A. Sab* (Sorbonne Universités-UPMC and Action Communication), C. Schamper (Sorbonne Universités, UPMC/CNRS, UMR 7619 METIS), F. Rejiba (Sorbonne Universités, UPMC/CNRS, UMR 7619 METIS) & A. Tabbagh (Sorbonne Universités, UPMC/CNRS, UMR 7619 METIS)

12:20 Tu PA1 15 - Geoelectrical Studies by VES/TDEM Joint Inversion in the Parana Sedimentary Basin, Brazil - J.L. Porsani* (University of São Paulo), D.N. Leite (University of São Paulo), C.A. Bortolozo (University of São Paulo), M.A. Couto Jr. (University of São Paulo) & J.D.R. Campanã (University of São Paulo)

12:30 Tu PA1 16 - Application of Cross-hole Seismic Tomography in Characterization of Heterogeneous Aquifers - S.I Ehosioke* (University of Gottingen) & T. Fechner (Geotomographie GmbH)

12:40 Lunch

GEOELECTRICS13:40 Tu PA1 17 - Effectiveness of the Reciprocity Principle for Dipole-dipole

Electrical Resistivity Survey in Field - S.H. Cho* (Korea University of Science & Technology, KIGAM), H.K. Jung (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resource), H. Lee (Korea University of Science & Technology, KIGAM) & S.K. Lee (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resource)

13:50 Tu PA1 18 - Effective Array of Electrical Survey for Detection of Piping Zone of Embankment - S.H. Oh* (Kangwon National University), H. Lee (Geolux Inc.), W.Y. KIM (K-water Institute), E.S. IM (K-water Institute) & H.J. CHUNG (Human & Earth Inc.)

14:00 Tu PA1 19 - How Calculate DOI Index to Assess Inverted ERT model? - S. D. Carrière* (URM EMMAH), K. Chalikakis (UMR EMMAH), C. Danquigny (URM EMMAH) & L. Torrès-Rondon (Facultad de Ciencias de Caracas)

14:10 Tu PA1 20 - Near Surface Ore Exploration Using TAU-transformation of Time-domain IP Data - E. Turai (University of Miskolc), M. Dobroka (University of Miskolc), A. Kiss (University of Miskolc), G. Petho (University of Miskolc) & M.K. Baracza* (University of Miskolc)

14:20 Tu PA1 21 - Geophysical Exploration of a Complex Metavolcanic Environment - G. Petho* (University of Miskolc), E. Turai (University of Miskolc), N.P. Szabo (University of Miskolc), N. Nemeth (University of Miskolc), M.K. Baracza (University of Miskolc), D. Bulla (University of Miskolc) & K. Kormos (University of Miskolc)

14:30 Tu PA1 22 - Developing a Near Surface Electrical Resistivity Model of Great Britain - J.C. White* (British Geological Survey), D.C. Entwisle (British Geological Survey), J.P. Busby (British Geological Survey), R. Lawley (British Geological Survey) & I.L. Cooke (British Geological Survey)


Wednesday 17 September (morning) - Oral Presentations


Olympia B VerginaKEYNOTE SESSION

9:00 Keynote Speech - Paradigm change in subsurface imaging using 3D inversion of electromagnetic data - M.S. Zhdanov (University of Utah)

ENVIRONMENTAL GEOPHYSICS I ENGINEERING SEISMOLOGY AND MICROZONATION STUDIES

09:30 We Olym 01 - Long-term Geoelectrical Monitoring to Support Nuclear Decommissioning at the Sellafield Site, UK - O. Kuras* (British Geological Survey), P.B. Wilkinson (British Geological Survey), P.I. Meldrum (British Geological Survey), L.S. Oxby (British Geological Survey), S.S. Uhlemann (British Geological Survey), J.E. Chambers (British Geological Survey), A. Binley (Lancaster University), J. Graham (National Nuclear Laboratory), G. Dewey (Sellafield Ltd) & N. Atherton (Sellafield Ltd)

We Verg 01 - Seismic Characterization by Inversion of HVSR Data to Improve Geological Modelling - R. Martorana* (Università degli Studi di Palermo), P. Capizzi (Università degli Studi di Palermo), G. Avellone (Università degli Studi di Palermo), R. Siragusa (Università degli Studi di Palermo), A. D’Alessandro (Università degli Studi di Palermo) & D. Luzio (Università degli Studi di Palermo)

09:50 We Olym 02 - Field Application of Resistivity and Spectral Time Domain IP to Investigate Geoelectrical Signatures of Free-phase PCE - S. Johansson* (Engineering Geology, Lund University), G. Fiandaca (Department of Geoscience, Aarhus University) & T. Dahlin (Engineering Geology, Lund University)

We Verg 02 - Centroid-based Cluster Analysis of HVSR Data for Seismic Microzonation - P. Capizzi* (Università degli Studi di Palermo), R. Martorana (Università degli Studi di Palermo), G. Stassi (Università degli Studi di Palermo), A. D’Alessandro (Università degli Studi di Palermo) & D. Luzio (Università degli Studi di Palermo)

10:10 We Olym 03 - Complex Conductivity Measurements of Silver Nanoparticles in Unsaturated Porous Media - E A Atekwana* (Oklahoma State University), G.Z. Abdel Aal (Oklahoma State University) & D.D. Werkema (Environmental Protection Agency)

We Verg 03 - Determination of Ground Predominant Period and H/V Ratio by Single Station Microtremor Records in Trabzon (Arsin) - Ö. Akin* (Karadeniz Technical University), N. Sayil (Karadeniz Technical University) & Y. Beker (Gumushane University)

10:30 We Olym 04 - Distribution of 137Cs in Forest Components of Selected Areas in the Czech Republic - S. Takahashi* (Hokkaido University), I. Suchara (Silva Tarouca Resarch Institute), K. Okamoto (Hokkaido University), K. Umegaki (Hokkaido University) & R. Fujiyoshi (Hokkaido University)

10:50 Break

ENVIRONMENTAL GEOPHYSICS II GPR AND ELECTROMAGNETICS I

11:20 We Olym 05 - 3D Geophysical Model of the Vajont Rockslide from Seismic and Geoelectric Surveys - G. Boehm* (Nat. Inst. of Oceanography & Exp. Geophysisics OGS), R. Francese (Nat. Inst. of Oceanography & Exp. Geophysisics OGS) & M. Giorgi (Nat. Inst. of Oceanography & Exp. Geophysisics OGS)

We Verg 05 - Importance of Simulating Realistic Transducers in GPR Numerical Modelling - N. Diamanti* (Sensors & Software Inc.), J.D. Redman (Sensors & Software Inc.) & A.P. Annan (Sensors & Software Inc.)

11:40 We Olym 06 - Delineation of Clay Layers in a Landslide Area in Norway Using Frequency Domain Helicopter-borne EM Survey - V.C. Baranwal* (Geological Survey of Norway), E. Dalsegg (Geological Survey of Norway), H. Dretvik (Geological Survey of Norway), J.S. Rønning (Geological Survey of Norway), J.F. Tønnesen (Geological Survey of Norway) & I.L. Solberg (Geological Survey of Norway)

We Verg 06 - Evaluation of EMD-based Methods on GPR Data - M. Manataki* (Technical University of Crete), A. Vafidis (Technical University of Crete) & A. Sarris (IMS-FORTH)

12:00 We Olym 07 - Improved Time-lapse ERT Monitoring of Dense Non-aqueous phase Liquids (DNPLs) with Surface-to-horizontal Borehole Arrays - C. Power* (Western University, Canada), J. Gerhard (Western University, Canada), P. Tsourlos (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), P. Soupios (Technological Educational Institute of Crete), K. Simyrdanis (IMS-FORTH, Greece) & M. Karaoulis (Deltares)

We Verg 07 - Realistic Modelling of High Frequency Ground Penetrating Radar for Near Surface Applications - A. Giannopoulos* (University of Edinburgh) & I. Giannakis (The University of Edinburgh, School of Engineering)

12:20 We Olym 08 - Mapping of Olive Oil Mills’ Wastes (OOMW) through ERT - A Case Study from Alikianos Site in Eastern Crete (Greece) - N.G. Papadopoulos* (GeoSat ReSeArch, IMS. FORTH), P. Soupios (TEI of Crete), J.H. Kim (KIGAM), K. Simyrdanis (GeoSat ReSeArch, IMS. FORTH), S. Kirkou (GeoSat ReSeArch, IMS. FORTH) & P. Tsourlos (University of Thessaloniki)

We Verg 08 - Benefits of Joint Magnetic and Electromagnetic Surveying with Boom-mounted Helicopter Systems - W.E. Doll* (Battelle Memorial Institute), J. Norton (Battelle Memorial Institute), T.J. Gamey (Battelle Memorial Institute), D.T. Bell (Battelle Memorial Institute) & J.S. Holladay (Geosensors Inc.)

12:40 Lunch



Olympia B VerginaGEOELECTRICS GPR AND ELECTROMAGNETICS II

13:40 We Olym 09 - Simultaneous 4D Cross-borehole ERT Inversion to Guide Leak Monitoring in Nuclear Decommissioning - L. Oxby* (British Geological Survey), O. Kuras (British Geological Survey), P.B. Wilkinson (British Geological Survey) & P.I. Meldrum (British Geological Survey)

We Verg 09 - Mapping Small Conductive Objects by Vertical EM38 Acquistion - J. Guillemoteau* (University of Potsdam) & J.T. Tronicke (University of Potsdam)

14:00 We Olym 10 - Simultaneous Inversion of Resistivity Structure and Electrode Locations in ERT - J.H. Kim* (Korea Institute of Geoscience & Mineral Resources), M.J. Yi (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resource), R. Supper (Geological Survey of Austria) & D. Ottowitz (Geological Survey of Austria)

We Verg 10 - Frequency-domain EM Response of a Conducting Sphere to a Magnetic Dipole Field Using Fast Continued Fraction Expansion - H.K. Jung* (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resource), S.H. Cho (Korea University of Science & Technology, KIGAM), H. Lee (Korea University of Science & Technology, KIGAM), H.T. Jou (Korea institute of Ocean Science and Technology) & H. Rim (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resource)

GEOPHYSICS FOR ARCHAEOLOGY & GEOARCHAEOLOGY I

14:20 We Olym 11 - Measuring Time Domain Spectral IP in the On-time – Decreasing Acquisition Time and Increasing Signal-to-noise Ratio - P.-I. Olsson* (Lund University), T. Dahlin (Lund University), G. Fiandaca (Aarhus University) & E. Auken (Aarhus University)

We Verg 11 - 2.5D ERT Survey in Oslo Harbor - Medieval Heritage in an Urban Development Area - A. Kydland Lysdahl (NGI), S. Bazin* (NGI (Norwegian Geotechnical Institute)), C. Stokkeland (HAV Eiendom, Oslo), S. Ahrens (Norsk Maritimt Museum, Oslo), R. Helander (Faveo AS, Oslo), Å. Høiseter (NGI), J. Scheibz (NGI) & A.A. Pfaffhuber (NGI)

14:40 We Olym 12 - Negative Apparent Resistivity in 2.5D Dipole-dipole Electrical Survey for a Very Simple Model - H. Lee* (Korea University of Science & Technology, KIGAM), H.K. Jung (Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resource), S.H. Cho (Korea University of Science & Technology, KIGAM) & D.J. Min (Seoul National University)

We Verg 12 - Comparison between 3D Inversions of ERT and Total Magnetic Field Data on an Archaeological Site - S. Piro* (CNR-ITABC), L. Sambuelli (DIATI-Politecnico, Torino) & A. Arato (DIATI-Politecnico, Torino)

15:00 Break

CASE STUDIES GEOPHYSICS FOR ARCHAEOLOGY & GEOARCHAEOLOGY II

15:30 We Olym 13 - Underwater ERT Survey for Site Investigation for a New Line for Stockholm Metro - T. Dahlin* (Lund University), M.H. Loke (Geotomo Software), J. Siikanen (ÅF Infrastruktur AB) & M. Höök (Clinton Mätkonsult AB)

We Verg 13 - Imaging of Ancient Water Management Infrastructures through 3-D Electrical Resistivity Tomography - The Case of Eleuthern - N. Papadopoulos* (GeoSat ReSeArch, IMS. FORTH), C. Tsigonaki (University of Crete), M. Guy (CNRS) & A. Sarris (GeoSat ReSeArch, IMS. FORTH)

15:50 We Olym 14 - Airborne Gamma-ray Spectrometry Compilation and Investigation of Leveling Discrepancies - A. Stampolidis* (Geological Survey of Norway (NGU)), J.R. Rønning (Geological Survey of Norway (NGU) & NTNU), F. Ofstad (Geological Survey of Norway (NGU)), V.C. Baranwal (Geological Survey of Norway (NGU)) & B. Heincke (Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel)

We Verg 14 - Near Surface Geophysical Archaeological Prospection at the Prehistoric Site of Akrotiri on Santorini/Thera - I. Trinks* (Ludwig Boltzmann Institute ArchPro), P. Tsourlos (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), K. Löcker (Ludwig Boltzmann Institute ArchPro), G. Vargemezis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), G. Tsokas (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), A. Vlachopoulos (University of Ioannina), C. Doumas (University of Athens), M. Kucera (Ludwig Boltzmann Institute ArchPro), G. Verhoeven (Ludwig Boltzmann Institute ArchPro) & W. Neubauer (Ludwig Boltzmann Institute ArchPro)

16:10 We Olym 15 - Impact of Hydropower Plant Waters on the Destabilization of Slopes and Causing Landslides to Its Shores - A Frasheri* (Faculty of Geology and Mining, Part time -Retired)

We Verg 15 - Physical-archaeological Modelling of Iron Age Casemate Walls - S.E. Itkis* (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev), T.B. Sokolova (Lomonosov Moscow State University) & V.V. Sukhin (Lomonosov Moscow State University)

16:30 We Olym 16 - Mapping the Soil-Bedrock Interface in the Alluvial Argive Basin (Greece) with TEM Soundings - P.S. Soupios* (Technological Educational Institute of Crete), H.R. Hinojosa-Prieto (University of Cologne) & K.G. Hinzen (University of Cologne)

We Verg 16 - Geophysical Investigation in the Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounio, Attica, Greece - G. Apostolopoulos* (National Technical University of Athens), K. Leontarakis (National Technical University of Athens), C. Orfanos (National Technical University of Athens), G. Amolochitis (National Technical University of Athens) & F. Loizos (National Technical University of Athens)

16:50 Closing Remarks and Introduction to Next Year’s Conference

Wednesday 17 September (afternoon) - Oral Presentations


Wednesday 17 September - Poster Presentations


Poster Area 1GPR AND ELECTROMAGNETICS

09:30 We PA1 01 - Imaging the Internal Architecture and Explain the Dynamics of Foredunes by GPR Investigations (Normandy France) - J. Baumann (Institut de Physique du Globe de Strasbourg), M. Bano* (Institut de Physique du Globe de Strasbourg), J.R. Dujardin (Institut de Physique du Globe de Strasbourg), M. Schuster (Institut de Physique du Globe de Strasbourg), P. Duringer (Institut de Physique du Globe de Strasbourg) & N. Robin (Université de Perpignan)

09:40 We PA1 02 - Topographic Modeling for Time-domain AEM Systems Using Finite Element Method - C. Yin* (Jilin University), B. Zhang (Jilin University), Y. Liu (Jilin University) & J. Cai (Jilin University)

09:50 We PA1 03 - Application of PSTM on GPR Data for NAPL Contamination Detection - O. Shahmoradifar* (Institute of Geophysics, University of Tehran), H. Hashemi (Institute of Geophysics, University of Tehran) & M.K. Hafizi (Institute of Geophysics, University of Tehran)

10:00 We PA1 04 - Complex Susceptibility Measurement Using Multi-frequency Slingram EMI Instrument - F.-X. Simon* (IMS FORTH), A. Tabbagh (UMR Methis), J. Thiesson (UMR Methis), J.C. Donati (GeoSat ReSeArch, IMS FORTH) & A. Sarris (GeoSat ReSeArch, IMS FORTH)

10:10 We PA1 05 - Application of GPR Method for Fractured Zones Detection - Case Study from Nagorzyce site, Poland - T. Golebiowski* (Cracow University of Technology) & S. Tomecka-Suchon (University of Science and Technology)

10:20 We PA1 06 - Characterization GPR and ER of Asphaltic Sandstones of the Paraná Basin, Brazil - Preliminary Results - L. Bertolla* (University of São Paulo), J.L. Porsani (University of São Paulo), C.F. Camargo (University of São Paulo) & V.R. Elis (University of São Paulo)

10:30 We PA1 07 - GPR Surveys for the Characterization of the Pyroclastic Deposits from the 2006 Eruption of Tungurahua Volcano, Ecuador - J.R. Dujardin (Institut de Physique du Globe de Strasbourg), G.A. Douillet (Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich, Germany), M. Bano* (Institut de Physique du Globe de Strasbourg), U. Kueppers (Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich, Germany) & D.B. Dingwell (Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich, Germany)

10:40 We PA1 08 - Borehole GPR Direct and Refracted Arrivals for Determination of Subsurface Void Dimensions - G.P. Tsoflias* (University of Kansas)

10:50 Break

MODELLING AND INVERSION

11:20 We PA1 09 - Joint Interpretation through Multiparameter Analysis of Cross-hole Resistivity and Seismic Tomography Measurements - C. Orfanos* (National Technical University of Athens), K. Leontarakis (National Technical University of Athens) & G. Apostolopoulos (National Technical University of Athens)

11:30 We PA1 10 - A Cost-effective 3D Electrical Resistivity Imaging Approach for Embankment Dike Assessment - C. Jodry* (Université de Nantes, IFSTTAR), Y. Fargier (CEREMA), S. Palma Lopes (IFSTTAR), P. Côte (IFSTTAR) & M. Sanchez (Université de Nantes, LPG)

11:40 We PA1 11 - Algorithmic Maintenance and Testing Sounding the Possibilities of Equipment Radial Frequency Sounding - D. Fadeev* (Trofimuk Inst. of Petroleum, Geology & Geophysics) & E. Balkov (Trofimuk Inst. of Petroleum, Geology & Geophysics)

11:50 We PA1 12 - A New Structural Cooperative Inversion Approach Applied to the Tomography of DC Resistivity and Seismic Traveltime - K. Samyn* (BRGM), A. Bitri (BRGM) & R. Guérin (UPMC)

12:00 We PA1 13 - Application of Different Algorithms to an Inversion of Rayleigh Wave Dispersion Curve - E. Pamuk (Dokuz Eylul University) & F. Dogru* (Dokuz Eylul University)

12:10 We PA1 14 - Rapid Calculation of Optimized Arrays for Long 2-D Survey Lines - M.H. Loke* (Geotomo Software), S. Uhlemann (British Geological Survey), P.B. Wilkinson (British Geological Survey) & J.C. Chambers (British Geological Survey)

12:20 We PA1 15 - A New Robust Inversion Method Using Cauchy-Steiner Weights – And Its Application in Data Processing - H. Szegedi* (University of Miskolc), M. Dobroka (University of Miskolc) & J. Somogyi Molnar (MTA-ME Research Group of Geoengineering)

12:30 We PA1 16 - Squared-slowness Gradient Profile from Surface-wave Inversion as a Starting Model for Full-waveform Inversion - A.V. Ponomarenko* (Saint-Petersburg State University), V.V. Kazei (Saint-Petersburg State University), B.M. Kashtan (Saint-Petersburg State University), V.N. Troyan (Saint-Petersburg State University) & W.A. Mulder (Shell GSI BV & Delft University of Technology)

12:40 Lunch



ENVIRONMENTAL GEOPHYSICS I

13:40 We PA1 17 - Investigation of Pedogeophysical Relationships Using in Situ Measured Electrical Resistivity and Soil Physical and Root - U. Werban* (Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research- UFZ), M. Pohle (Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research- UFZ), J. Krüger (Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research- UFZ), K. Kuka (Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research- UFZ), U. Franko (Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research- UFZ) & D. Vetterlein (Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research- UFZ)

13:50 We PA1 18 - Building 3D Geomorphological Models from Legacy Resistivity Data in the Kabul River Valley, Pakistan - A. Farid (The Petroleum Institute Abu Dhabi), J.R. Small* (Contractor), G. Akhter (Quaid-i-Azam University), K. Munir (King Abdul Aziz City for Science and Technology), Z. Ahmad (Quaid-i-Azam University) & A.A. Khan (LMK Resources Pakistan)

14:00 We PA1 19 - Using Electrical and Seismic Tomography to Detect Weak Points on a Potash Mining in Central Germany - K. Duennbier* (Technische Universität Berlin), J. Confal (Technische Universität Berlin), T. Schicht (K-UTEC AG Salt Technologies), K. Thiemann (K-UTEC AG Salt Technologies) & F. Boerner (Technische Universität Berlin)

14:10 We PA1 20 - Time Lapse ERT Monitoring of Olive-oil Mills’ Wastes (OOMW) Using Simulation and Experimental Data - S. Kirkou* (IMS-FORTH, Greece), P. Tsourlos (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), N. Papadopoulos (IMS-FORTH, Greece), P. Soupios (Technological Educational Institute of Crete) & J.H. Kim (KIGAM, Korea)

14:20 We PA1 21 - Time-domain Spectral Induced Polarization and Magnetics for Mapping Municipal Solid Waste Deposits in Ghana - D.D. Wemegah* (Kwame Nkrumah University of Sc. and Tech Kumasi), G. Fiandaca (Aarhus University), E. Auken (Aarhus University), A. Menyeh (Kwame Nkrumah University of Sc. and Tech Kumasi) & S.K. Danuor (Kwame Nkrumah University of Sc. and Tech. Kumasi)

14:30 We PA1 22 - Geoelectrical Monitoring of a Decommissioned Landfill in Thessaloniki (N. Greece) - G.N. Vargemezis* (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), P. Tsourlos (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), I. Fikos (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), G. Tsokas (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) & N. Kazakis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki)

14:40 We PA1 23 - Cavity Investigation by Surface Wave Tomography and Microgravity - A. Bitri* (BRGM), K. Samyn (BRGM) & T. Jacob (BRGM)

14:50

15:00 Break

ENVIRONMENTAL GEOPHYSICS II

15:30 We PA1 25 - Advanced Geophysical Methods for Diagnostics of a CH Contaminated Site - Z. Plank* (Geological and Geophysical Institute of Hungary), J. Stickel (Elgoscar 2000 Ltd), G. Taller (Geological and Geophysical Institute of Hungary) & B. Kerek (Geological and Geophysical Institute of Hungary)

15:40 We PA1 26 - The Application of Resistivity and EM Method to Monitor Vinasse Infiltration in Sandy Sediments - W. Malagutti Filho* (UNESP - Univ Estadual Paulista), J.R.M. Bortolin (UNESP - Univ Estadual Paulista), C.A. Moreira (UNESP - Univ Estadual Paulista) & A.M. Pereira (UNESP - Univ Estadual Paulista)

15:50 We PA1 27 - A Seismic Processing Approach Dedicated to Quantitative Characterization of Landfill Heterogeneities - L.A. Konstantaki* (Delft University of Technology), R. Ghose (Delft University of Technology), D. Draganov (Delft University of Technology), G. Diaferia (Deltares, The Netherlands) & T. Heimovaara (Delft University of Technology)

16:00 We PA1 28 - Geophysical Detection of Underground Voids - Ocna Dej Salt Mine (Romania) - D. Ioane* (University of Bucharest), F. Chitea (University of Bucharest), C. Marunteanu (University of Bucharest) & M. Mezincescu (University of Bucharest)

16:10 We PA1 29 - A Geophysical Insight for the Occurrence of Mediterranean Temporary Ponds on Mts. Oiti and Kallidromo (Greece) - J.D. Alexopoulos* (National & Kapodistrian University of Athens), S. Dilalos (National & Kapodistrian University of Athens), E. Vassilakis (National & Kapodistrian University of Athens), D. Michelioudakis (National & Kapodistrian University of Athens), S. Mavroulis (National & Kapodistrian University of Athens) & P. Farangitakis (National & Kapodistrian University of Athens)

16:20 We PA1 30 - Reconnaissance Geophysical Survey for the Detection of Salinization and Stratigraphy in Thorikos Valley, Attica, Greece - G. Apostolopoulos* (National Technical University of Athens), A. Kallioras (National Technical University of Athens), K. Pavlopoulos (Paris-Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi), K. Stathopoulou (National Technical University of Athens) & A. Vlassopoulou (National Technical University of Athens)

16:30 We PA1 31 - Attenuation of Oil Pollution as Observed by VES Monitoring Program - F. Chitea* (University of Bucharest), D. Ioane (University of Bucharest), P. Georgescu (University of Bucharest), A. Serban (University of Bucharest), I. Tolbes (Tic Marcon Testing Laboratory) & C. Tolbes (Tic Marcon Testing Laboratory)

Abstracts available on EarthDoc All papers are available two weeks before the event on EarthDoc (www.earthdoc.org), EAGE’s online geoscience data-base.


Workshops

One of the highlights, especially for young scientists and stu-dents, are the two additional workshops which will be orga-nized on 14 September. The two workshops will be on Seismic and GPR Methods for Urban and Microzonation Studies and ‘Time-lapse ERT Monitoring’. Debating these topics will be well-known scientists from around the globe, making the workshops a feature at this meeting that is sure to challenge and enlighten the participants involved.

Seismic and GPR Methods for Urban and Microzonation StudiesLectures given by:• Julian Ivanov, Assistant Research Professor, Kansas

Geological Survey, University of Kansas• Jianghai Xia, Ph.D, Distinguished Professor and Director,

Subsurface Imaging and Sensing Laboratory (SISL), Institute of Geophysics and Geomatics, China University of Geosciences

• Chih-Ping Lin, Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan

• Oz Yilmaz Ph.D, Anatolian Geophysical, Instabul, Turkey

Programme topics:• Optimizing the Application of Passive MASW in Urban

Environment with the Combined Use of 1D and 2D Receiver Arrays

• Near-surface Shear-wave Velocities and Quality Factors Derived from High-frequency Surface Waves

• Considerations of Surface Wave Testing in Complex Subsurface Settings

• Applications of Engineering Seismology in Urban Areas

Time-lapse ERT MonitoringLectures given by:• Jonathan Chambers, Geophysical Tomography Team Leader,

British Geological Survey, UK• Torleif Dahlin, Professor, University of Lund, Sweden• Jung-Ho Kim, Senior Researcher, KIGAM, Korea• Robert Supper, Vice-head, Department of Geophysics,

Geological Survey of Austria• Panagiotis Tsourlos, Associate Professor, University of

Thessaloniki, Greece

Programme topics:• Introduction to Geoelectrical Time-lapse Monitoring• Geoelectrical Monitoring instrumentation, raw data pro-

cessing and quality assessment • Geoelectrical Time-lapse data inversion and Modelling• Geoelectrical Monitoring Applications I: Hydrogeological

and Environmental Monitoring• Geoelectrical Monitoring Applications II: Contaminant

monitoring• Geoelectrical Monitoring Applications III: Landslide and

Permafrost Monitoring

Short Course

Satellite InSAR Data: Reservoir Monitoring from Space (EET 9)Sunday, 14 September 2014Mr Alessandro Ferretti (Tele-Relivamento Europa (TRE))CPD Points: 5

Course DescriptionThis one-day course provides a step-by-step introduction to satellite radar sensors, SAR imagery, SAR interferometry and advanced InSAR techniques. Rather than a tutorial for remote sensing specialists, the course starts from very basic concepts and explains in plain language the most important ideas related to SAR data processing and why geoscientists and engineers should take a vested interest in this new information source.

Participants’ ProfileThe course is for anyone who would like to understand how satellite sensors can measure surface displacements to a fraction of a centimetre from space. Reservoir engineers, geophysicists, geodesists, geologists should all be interested in this new tool for surface deformation monitoring that is becoming more and more a standard. Radar data are still largely unknown but their impact on oil & gas and civil protection applications can be huge.

Field trips

Field trip 1: LavrionThursday, 18 September 201409:00 hrs Arrival at the Lavrion Technological

and Cultural Park09:15 - 10:20 hrs Presentations10:20 - 10:40 hrs Break10:40 - 12:00 hrs Site visits12:00 - 14:00 hrs Lunch in Lavrion14:00 - 15:00 hrs Visit of the Minerals Museum of Lavrion15:00 - 17:00 hrs Visit of the Poseidon Temple at Sounion


This one-day field trip will bring the participants to the region of Lavrion, east of Athens. The tour will be centered around the mining activities that have taken place in this region from ancient times up to recent years. Both the tunnels and the technological park related to mining and metalurgical activity will be visited.During the trip, additional presentations will be given on geophysical methods for underground storage of toxic products, the detection of ancient tunnels and marine resistivity for the preservation of the old iron French bridge in the hall of the Technological Park of Lavrion. The field trip will be concluded with a visit to the beautiful Poseidon Temple at cape Sounion.

Field trip 2: SantoriniThursday 18 September - Saturday 20 September 2014The field trip to Santorini Island will cover geological and volcanic issues as well as the geophysical methods used to monitor the volcano. The three day trip will also include a visit to the small Kammeni Island (in the Caldera) which has volcanic activity and to the archaeological site where a village was covered after the eruption of the volcano.NOTE: The Hellenic Geophysical Union is responsible for the organisation of this field trip. EAGE is not involved in the planning and/or execution of the Santorini trip.

For more information and to register for this field trip, please contact Mr. Spiros Lianos.([email protected])The registration deadline is 13 July 2014.

Near Surface Geoscience Parallel Conferences

Participants of the 20th European Meeting of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics are free to also attend the technical programmes of the First Shallow Marine Geophysics Conference and the First International EuroGPR School.

First Applied Shallow Marine Geophysics Conference

This meeting has attracted papers covering a wide range of topics. Where several papers

focus on particular case studies from a wide variety of geo-graphical locations, others are more topical or address specific methodologies.The common aspect for all papers is the move towards a better characterization of the seabed, the sub-surface and the active sedimentary and fluid flow processes, using essentially seismics and EM methods.

The aim of the first Applied Shallow Marine Geophysics confe-rence is, therefore, to bring together practitioners and research-ers who develop and apply geophysical methods to enquire into and resolve issues of seabed and overburden geology.Whilst offshore development projects have historically been in coastal or shallow waters, interest has moved towards ever

deeper waters on the continental slopes worldwide, where various geohazards have become of critical concern.

The focus of the conference lies in understanding the current state-of-the-art and presenting lessons learned from case stu-dies. This will set the scene to identify new trends and technol-ogies required to help in geophysical site characterisation and geohazard assessments: from survey design and acquisition to quantitative and integrated data interpretation techniques.For more info: www.eage.org/events/shallow-marine-2014

First International EuroGPR School

The European GPR Association (EuroGPR) is an organization which is looking to change the

fractured approach to GPR training by engaging on a long term plan to provide its own European wide training program.It is a not for profit Eurocentric organization; with no overriding ties to anyone country, state, education system, equipment manufactur-ers or academic institution. It therefore offers a neutral centre from which to set a viable European-wide training standard to-wards which other interested parties may migrate without bias.

On this basis it is offering an opportunity to attend a two day programme, taking place during the Near Surface Geoscience conference an introduction to the rudiments of GPR will be provided.

The two day programme will comprise of two sessions per day. Day 1 will be based around GPR theory and Day 2 will focus on practical application. The programme will be aimed at those who are new to, or have limited experience of GPR. More in-formation about the content of the programme will be pub-lished nearer the time. Participants can visit the technical programmes of the First Applied Shallow Marine Geophysics Conference and the 20th European Meeting of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics on the third day.

The lectures will be given by Mr. Alan Jones of PipeHawk plc and by Dr. Raffaele Persico of the Institute for Archaeological and Monumental Heritage IBAM-CNR, both members of the Committee of the European GPR Association.

All those attending the EuroGPR school will be given the op-portunity to submit themselves for on-line assessment to ob-tain the new EuroGPR Core Skills certificate, at a discounted price, should they wish to do so.For more info: www.eage.org/events/EuroGPR-2014

FIRSTINTERNATIONAL EUROGPR SCHOOL

FIRSTAPPLIED SHALLOW

MARINE GEOPHYSICSCONFERENCE


Registration feesAll fees are in Euros (€). One Euro of your total registration fee is donated to the EAGE Green Fund.

Registered and paid Until 15/7/2014

16/7/2014 - 31/8/2014

1/9/2014 - on-site

Conference & ExhibitionEAGE member € 455 € 495 € 555EAGE Retired member € 235 € 275 € 335EAGE student member1 € 185 € 225 € 285Non-member2 € 555 € 595 € 655Full time student non-member1,2 € 210 € 250 € 310Family member € 135 € 155 € 175

Exhibition onlyExhibition 3 days € 110 € 115 € 130

Workshops3 EAGE member € 110 € 130 € 170EAGE student member1 € 45 € 60 € 75Non-member € 145 € 165 € 205Full time student non-member1 € 55 € 70 € 85Please note: The Workshop fees are per workshop.

Short Course3

EAGE member € 75 € 85 € 100Non-member2 € 150 € 160 € 175

Field Trip: Lavrion3 Registered and paid before 8/9/2014EAGE member € 125 Non-member € 145

Members please note: To qualify for the member registration fee, your EAGE membership dues for 2014 must have been paid and confirmed. The processing time for membership applications or renewals is 10 working days.1 To qualify for the reduced registration fee, a copy of your student identification card for a geoscience institute must be submitted together with this registration form.2 The non-member fee includes EAGE membership for the remainder of 2014.3 Please note that the EAGE reserves the right to cancel the workshops, short course or field trip due to low participation. In this case, payment will be refunded in full.

Methods of paymentAll payments must be made in Euro (€)• By credit card (VISA, Master card, AMEX) through our

secure web server• By credit card authorization on the pdf registration form• By bank transfer to:

EAGE Events BV ABN-AMRO Bank, The Netherlands IBAN/Account number: NL53 ABNA 0576 3801 05 BIC/Swift code: ABNANL2A

Please indicate your name and/or invoice number clearly on bank transfers. Due to postal or bank delays, registration by post and/or bank transfer will not be accepted after 15 August 2014.Please allow at least two weeks for processing.Please note that credit card authorizations not done online will require a signed credit card authorization form to be sent by post, fax or scanned to e-mail.

Cancellation and Changes PolicyRegistration fees will be refunded as follows:• Cancellation received before 15 July 2014: Full refund (after

the event) minus an administration fee of € 35 per person. Non-members please note: membership fee included in the conference fee will not be refunded; membership will re-main active.

• Cancellation received on or after 15 July 2014: No refund will be made. For non-members, please note your included membership will remain active for the remainder of 2014.

• Transfer of your registration to another name will cost a € 35 administration fee, plus any differences in delegate types, where applicable (for instance when changing a registration from a member to a non-member).

Contact

For more information or enquiries please visit the event’s website (www.eage.org) or contact the EAGE Europe Office via [email protected].

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