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Friday 17th May 2019
NEW VENUE! International Hotel on the Waters (formerly Ascot Hotel)
1 Epson Ave
Ascot WA
Multi-element analysis of geochemical samples is now common practice in mineral exploration. Voluminous data is being generated but potentially is not fully utilised by project geoscientists.
Traditional anomaly definition of geochemical data has tended to focus on the highest numbers in selected target elements. However, in many circumstances the highest numbers may not be the most significant given the geological context.
This workshop focuses on more informative techniques of viewing and visualising geochemical data. This style of targeting focuses on placing all of the geochemical data into a richer geological context.
This is a “hands-on” workshop illustrating & applying these techniques. The workshop is directed to all geoscientists who want to extract more from their data.
Mark Arundell has over 30 years’ experience in exploration geology and in the use of multi-element geochemistry to find ore deposits.
The workshop focusses on applying exploration geochemistry data to the discovery of ore bodies.
This workshop will teach geoscientists alternative and more informative techniques of viewing and visualising their geochemical data. The focus of this style of targeting is placing the whole geochemical data into the geological context.
This workshop will teach geoscientists alternative and more informative techniques of viewing and visualising their geochemical data. The focus of this style of targeting is placing the whole geochemical data into the geological context.
This workshop will also enable geoscientists to discover new targets in old data!
AIG member $385
Non-AIG Member $440
All participants will need to provide a laptop computer & have ioGAS preloaded (Demo version OK).
If you wish to attend, please register before Friday 10th May 2019
Click here to download the flyer
For further information contact:
Mark Arundell:
workshop@imex.net.au
Jocelyn Thomson:
jaytee@iinet.net.au