SAGEEP 2018

The 31st SAGEEP will be held March 25-29, 2018 in Nashville, Tennessee United States, a region of North America with numerous attributes of interest to near surface geophysicists. Karst features, including Mammoth Cave, are abundant within a short distance of Nashville; a few hundred miles west lies the New Madrid fault zone, site of two of the largest earthquakes in the continental US (1811-1812), and east Tennessee has issues related to coal mining as well as chemical and nuclear wastes. The Tennessee river flows east to west across most of the state with numerous dams and levees. These features, along with topics of national and international interest (infrastructure, renewable and unconventional energy, water, geohazards, unexploded ordnance, etc.) will form the core of a timely and relevant technical program. Technical Program co-chairs are Andrew Parsekian and Oliver Kuras at [email protected] and [email protected].

Pre-registration is closed.  On site registration begins at 7:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 29 at the SAGEEP 2018 Registration Desk.  Click the "Registration Information" tab to learn more about the program and registration process.

Questions or recommendations related to the conference can be sent to General Chair William Doll, [email protected].

SAGEEP 2018 Program
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Luncheons and Conference Events

General Chair
William E. Doll, Ph.D. Senior Geophysicist Tetra Tech [email protected]
Technical Co-Chairs
Andrew D. Parsekian, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Geology & Geophysics University of Wyoming [email protected]
Oliver Kuras, Ph.D. Senior Research Geophysicist Geophysical Tomography British Geological Survey [email protected]
Technical Committee
Chi Zhang, University of Kansas [email protected] Ed Woolery, University of Kentucky [email protected] Katherine Grote, Missouri University of Science and Technology [email protected]

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