SEG - Society of Economic Geologists

Contact SEG
Society of Economic Geologists, Inc.
Society of Economic Geologists Foundation, Inc.
7811 Shaffer Parkway · Littleton, CO 80127-3732, USA
Tel. +720.981.7882 · Fax +720.981.7874
E-mail: seg@segweb.org · Website: www.segweb.org
EXECUTIVE Tel. Extension E-mail Address
Brian G. Hoal.....................209 ............ director@segweb.org
Christine Horrigan.............210 ............ christinehorrigan@segweb.org
ACCOUNTING Tel. Extension E-mail Address
Anna Thoms ......................203 ............ accounting@segweb.org
FOUNDATION Tel. Extension E-mail Address
Marketing and Fundraising:
Nikki Jamison ...................213 ............ anikajamison@segweb.org
IT/WEBSITE Tel. Extension E-mail Address
Jeff Doyle..........................206 ............ jeffdoyle@segweb.org
MEMBERSHIP Tel. Extension E-mail Address
Sydney Crawford...............212 ............ sydneycrawford@segweb.org
PUBLICATIONS Tel. Extension E-mail Address
Publications Editing:
Alice Bouley ......................202 ............ editing@segweb.org
Graphic Design:
Vivian Smallwood ..............207 ............ viviansmallwood@segweb.org
Newsletter Production:
Chris Brandt......................221 ............ publications@segweb.org
Newsletter Ads & Announcements:
Christine Horrigan.............210 ............ christinehorrigan@segweb.org
Publication Sales:
Frances Kotzé ...................222 ............ franceskotze@segweb.org
Journal Subscriptions:
Shirley King ......................208 ............ subscriptions@segweb.org
STUDENT PROGRAMS Tel. Extension E-mail Address
Vicky Sternicki..................204 ............ studentprograms@segweb.org
SEG
NEWSLETTER
7811 SHAFFER PARKWAY
LITTLETON, CO 80127-3732 • USA
SEG
www.seg2014.org
September 27-30, 2014
Keystone, Colorado, USA
SEG 2014 CONFERENCE
Building Exploration Capability
for the 21st Century
SAVE THE DATE!
As the global exploration industry confronts
increasing raw material demand
and depletion of near surface deposits,
we need to build a capability to rise to
this challenge. Doing this will require
the best new science, the best new
tools and the best new ways of pragmatically
applying them. It will also
need new concepts and technologies
from fields that we currently do not
consider as economic geology. Much
of this is already happening today.
The goal of SEG Keystone 2014 is to
provide a forum to bring together in
one conference the key new work that
is contributing to this new capability.
The conference will be a meeting
where the broadest spectrum of economic
geology stakeholders can interact,
covering advanced academic
studies to practical application.
To facilitate this, the program will be organized around
six key sub themes:
Fundamental Advances in Economic Geology –
including relevant science not currently considered traditional
economic geology
Mineral Systems Science –
focusing on how the various process components that make
ore bodies fit together across scales
Deposit Footprints –
with an emphasis on how footprints can be expanded and
documented.
Innovations in Exploration Technology –
new tools and smarter ways of applying old tools
Exploration Management, Targeting Science
and Mineral Economics –
optimizing the business of mineral exploration and its interface
with the science
Case studies of 21 st Century Exploration Success –
learning from real examples: what worked and what did not
work