25th European Meeting of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics
For its 25th edition, the European Meeting of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics will continue to build on 25 years of research and development in the field of engineering geophysics as we join our two new sister conferences in The Hague between 8-12 September 2019. The three day scientific conference will cover a wide array of topics related to the near surface field, drawing on a wealth of excellent plenary talks, oral and poster presentations, and rich discussions.
Being Europe’s most significant meeting of its kind, the 25th European Meeting of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics offers participants the opportunity to meet the people behind the most cutting-edge research across a range of topics, from the applications of geophysics to the emergence of new technologies and research trends. Take part in the bright future of environmental and engineering geophysics, and join us in The Hague.
Registration is open!
We invite abstracts on the following topics:
- Applications of Airborne Geophysics
- Applications of Borehole Geophysics
- Applications of Land Geophysics: Urban Areas, Industrial Sites, Landfills, Storage Sites, and Tunnels
- Applications of Marine Geophysics and Exploration of Flooded Mines
- Archaeogeophysics
- Artificial Intelligence / Autonomous Platforms
- Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning
- Environmental Geophysics
- Geophysics for Agriculture
- Geophysics for Cold Zones (Cryosphere)
- Geophysics for Geotechnical Engineering (Including Tunnels and Slope Instability)
- Geophysics for Hot Zones (e.g., Volcanoes, Hot Spots)
- Geophysics for Mining and Mineral Exploration
- Hydrogeophysics
- Methods 1: Seismic and Ground-Penetrating Radar
- Methods 2: Electromagnetic, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, and Induced Polarization
- Methods 3: Electrical Resistivity, Gravity, Magnetic
- Method Integration, and Joint Inversion
- Modelling, Inversion, and Data processing
- Monitoring and Characterization
- New Technologies, Developments, and Research Trends
| Scientific Committee | |
| Deyan Draganov (Chair) | TU Delft |
| Ranajit Ghose | TU Delft |
| Antonis Giannopoulos | University of Edinburgh |
| Elmer Ruigrok | KNMI |
| Evert Slob | TU Delft |
| Ivan Vasconcelos | University of Utrecht |
| Johannes Singer | Fugro |
| Ranajit Ghose | TU Delft |
| Local Advisory Committee | |
| Evert Slob (Co-Chair) | TU Delft |
| Ranajit Ghose (Co-Chair) | TU Delft |
| Deyan Draganov | TU Delft |
| Dominique Ngan-Tillard | TU Delft |
| Elmer Ruigrok | KNMI |
| Ivan Vasconcelos | University of Utrecht |
| Johannes Singer | Fugro |
| Robert van Ingen | T&A Survey BV |
| Richard de Kunder | Seismic Mecahtronics |