41. The Irish Association For Economic Geology IGGG Institute for geology, Geotechnics and Geophysics, Slovenia United States Geological Survey. Geological societies / Associations AIPG Index http://www.iaeg.org/links.html

The following collection of geology links is constantly being revised. Please visit this page again to see additions to the list. This links page is divided into several categories, namely: IRELAND: (including) Universities Geological Survey / Government Departments Geological Societies / Associations INTERNATIONAL: (including) Universities Geological Surveys / Government Departments Geological Societies / Associations GEOLOGICAL JOURNALS AND INFORMATION ... EXPLORATION COMPANIES IRELAND Universities: Queens University Belfast: Department of Geology Trinity College Dublin: Department of Geology University College Cork: Geology homepage University College Dublin: Department of Geology ... University College Galway: Faculties Geological Survey / Government Departments: Department of the Marine and Natural Resources Environmental Protection Agency Geological Survey of Ireland Geological Societies / Associations: Cork Geological Association Geophysical Association of Ireland Irish Association for Quarternary Studies Institute of Geologists of Ireland ... Royal Irish Academy INTERNATIONAL Universities: Aberdeen University: Department of Geology and Petroleum Geology Bristol University: Geology Department Colorado School of Mines Fault Analysis Group ... Yale University Geological Surveys / Government Departments: BGS - British Geological Survey Czech Geological Survey - Cesky Geologicky Ustav - CGU Geological Survey of Canada Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland, GEUS

42. THE CONFERENCE ROOM The Geological Institute Welcome in the Web site of Geological Institute for Special events ! Association of European Geological societiesMAEGS 14, Natural hazards related to http://www.geology.bas.bg/spe.html

Special events, conferences,training,courses... Welcome in the Web site of Geological Institute for Special events ! Home Links... Rhodope Geodynamic Hazards (International Conference - May 2001) The 110th anniversary of Acad. Strashimir Dimitrov’s birthday Scientific session 05-07 November 2002 Bulgarian Participation 32nd International Geological Congress Florence, 20 - 28 August 2004 Internet Links... April 2005 3–7 April 2005 5–7 April 2005 Return to Rifts - The Next Wave? (International Conference), Burlington House, The Geological Society, London, UK. (Contact: Lydia Dumont, The Geological Society, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W1J OBG, UK; Phone: +44 (0)20 7434 9944; Fax: +44 (0)20 7494 0579; E-mail: lydia.dumont@geolsoc.org.uk; Web Site: http://www.geolsoc.org.uk/template.cfm?name=PG937524934974914). 7–10 April 2005 Seismological Society of America (Annual Meeting), Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort and Casino, Incline Village (near Reno), Nevada, USA. (Contact: Susan Newman, Executive Director, SSA, 201 Plaza Prof Bldg, El Cerrito CA 94530 USA; Phone: +1 (510) 559-1782; Fax: +1 510 525 7204; EMail: Web: Phone: ; Fax: E-mail: snewman@seismosoc.org; Web Site: www.seismosoc.org/meetings/meetings.html). 11 5th International Conference on Coastal Dynamics 2005 Barcelona Spain 13 Resources, Relationships, Risks and Rewards: Mining's 4 R's

43. American Geological Institute - Serving The Geosciences Since 1948 SEPM (Society for Sedimentary geology) (SEPM) Society of Economic Geologists (SEG) American Geological Institute, 4220 King Street, Alexandria, http://www.agiweb.org/members/

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44. Geoscience Societies. Austin Geological Society. Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. Ontario Petroleum Institute. Open University Geological Society. http://www.uni-mainz.de/FB/Geo/Geologie/GeoSoc.html

GEOSCIENCE S O C I E T I E S Geoscience University Departments Africa America Asia Europa GEOSCIENCE Journals Societies Surveys Jobs ... Geo-Software Back to Geoscience Internet Links Send an email for comments, to add a link or change information in this list Aargauische Naturforschende Gesellschaft. Aberdeen Formation Evaluation Society. Aberdeen Geological Society. Akademie der Geowissenschaften zu Hannover. ... Yorkshire Geological Society. 4 November 2004 denbrok@erdw.ethz.ch

45. Links Gulf Coast Association of Geological societies SPE Society of Petroleum Engineers AGI American Geological Institute. Journals http://www.igi.ie/other-links.shtml

IGI Links: Links: Professional Bodies and Societies The Geological Society of London EGS (European Geophysical Society) Irish Geological Association Irish Earth Science Internet Directory ... AGI American Geological Institute Journals Irish Journal of Earth Sciences Geology Today Journal of Metamorphic Geology Scientific American ... Geoscan - Searchable database of Canadian geoscience publications Geological Surveys USGS BGS (British Geological Survey) GSI Geological Survey of Canada Publications ... Geological Survey of Slovenia (IGGG) Employment EARTHWORKS GEOSCI-JOBS Archives Earthworks Geoscience Job Vacancies and Opportunities on the Web Careers in Geoscience ... Favorite Internet Resources of an Underemployed Geologist General Interest The Virtual Earth The Soft Earth The Museum of Jurassic Technology Online Resources for Earth Scientists ... EFG

46. The American Geological Institute's Distinguished Service Award To Be Presented The Gulf Coast Association of Geological societies recognized Roy with the AI Levorsen The American Geological Institute is a nonprofit federation of 41 http://www.scienceblog.com/community/older/2003/C/2003567.html

October 2003 From American Geological Institute The American Geological Institute's Distinguished Service Award to be presented to Edward C. Roy Jr. ALEXANDRIA, VA The American Geological Institute (AGI) announces that Edward C. Roy Jr. will receive the William B. Heroy Jr. Award for Distinguished Service on Tuesday, November 4, at the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America (GSA), an affiliated member society. The Reception and Awards Ceremony takes place from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the Metropolitan Ballroom of the Sheraton Seattle Hotel and Towers in Seattle, Washington. The Heroy Award is presented annually to a geoscientist in recognition of outstanding service to the Institute and to the geoscience profession. "Ed has made, and continues to make, innumerable contributions to the Institute and our programs, and his guidance throughout the years has been invaluable," says Marcus E. Milling, AGI Executive Director. "Ed is also an ardent advocate for Earth science education who has devoted significant time to help students, academic administrators, and political leaders understand the importance of the geosciences in our daily lives here at home and around the world." Roy is currently the Gertrude and Walter Pyron Distinguished Professor of Geology at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas, where he has held various academic and administrative positions during his tenure of more than 35 years, including Vice President for Academic Affairs; Dean of the Division of Sciences, Mathematics and Engineering; and Chair of the Department of Geology. In 2002, Roy was appointed by the Commissioner of the Texas Education Agency to chair the Texas Earth Science Task Force which is assessing Earth science as a core high-school science course. Roy began his career as a micropaleontolgist for Shell Oil Company. He earned a B.S. degree in geology, and his Ph.D. in geology from The Ohio State University.

47. AEGS - Association Of European Geological Societies Geological Institute of Hungary H1143 Budapest Stefania u. 14 Hungary. 36.1.251.7770 The Geological Society of London Burlington House Piccadilly http://www.aegs.org/aegs/committ.html

Members of the AEGS Executive Committee Address Phone Fax e-mail Prof. Dr. Francesco Carraro AEGS President University of Torino Dipartimente di Scienze della Terra Via Valperga Caluso 35 10125 Torino Italy francesco.carraro@unito.it Dr. Volker Steinbach AEGS Vice President BGR/NLFB Stilleweg 2 D-30655 Hannover Germany v.steinbach@bgr.de Dr. Marco Giardino Organising Committee MAEGS-14 University of Torino Dipartimente di Scienze della Terra Via Valperga Caluso 35 10125 Torino Italy marco.giardino@unito.it Dr. Jens Wiegand AEGS Secretary Pleicherwall 1 Germany mobil: 0179.1477075 jens.wiegand@geologie.uni-wuerzburg.de Dr. Janos Halmai Geological Institute of Hungary H-1143 Budapest Stefania u. 14 Hungary halmai@mafi.hu Dept. Geography, Geology and Mineralogy 5020 Salzburg Austria volker.hoeck@sbg.ac.at Prof. Dr. Corina Ionescu Head of the Mineralogy Department Babes-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca 1, Kogalniceanu str.

48. Science Careers Web:  Geoscience Professional Societies Geological societies / Professional Organizations AGI American Geological Institute AGU - American Geophysical Union AIH - American Institute of http://www.sciencecareersweb.net/GeolWeb/GeoSocieties.htm

Geological Societies / Professional Organizations AAPG - American Association of Petroleum Geologists AASP - American Association of Stratigraphic Palynologists AGI - American Geological Institute AGU - American Geophysical Union AIH - American Institute of Hydrology AWG - Association for Women Geoscientists AASG - Association of American State Geologists AESE - Association of Earth Science Editors CUR - Council on Undergraduate Research GIS - Geoscience Information Society GSA - Geological Society of America IOP - International Organisation of Palaeobotany NAGT - National Association of Geoscience Teachers NESTA - National Earth Science Teachers Association NGS - National Geographic Society NSS - National Speleological Society - The Palaeontological Association PRI - Paleontological Research Institution PS - The Paleontological Society SSA - Seismological Society of America SEG - Society of Economic Geologists SEG - Society of Exploration Geophysicists SEPM - Society of Sedimentary Geology SVP - Society of Vertebrate Paleontology SSSA - Soil Science Society of America Return to Geoscience Main Page Return to Science Careers Main Page Laura A. Guertin, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 ©

49. Geological Surveys And Associations-Earth Sciences & Map Library-University Of C Foreign Geological Surveys Geological societies and Associations Geological Survey of Japan Geographical Survey Institute of Japan http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/EART/surveys.html

California Agencies U.S. Agencies State Geological Surveys Foreign Geological Surveys ... Geological Societies and Associations California Agencies ABAG On-Line Association of Bay Area Governments California Resources Agency , including: California Environmental Resources Evaluation System - CERES California Geological Survey (formerly: Division of Mines and Geology -CDMG) California Division of Oil, Gas and Geotehrmal Resources California State Lands Commission ... California River Assessment (CARA) from ICE:Information Center for the Environment Natural Resource Projects Inventory California Coastal Commission California's Natural Resources ... Access USGS San Francisco Bay U.S. Agencies U.S. Bureau of Land Management U.S. Mineral Management Service U.S. National Geodetic Survey U.S. Geological Survey ... USGS Geography Information State Geological Surveys Geological Survey of Alabama Alaska Division of Geological and Geophysical Surveys Arizona Geological Survey Arkansas Geological Commission ... Wyoming State Geological Survey Foreign Geological Surveys Argentina Instituto Geografico Militar Australia Australian Geological Survey Australia Northern Territory Geological Survey Canada Natural Resources Canada Earth Sciences Sector Geological Survey of Canada GSC - Atlantic Geoscience Centre GSC Quebec ... Geodetic Survey of Canada Czechoslovakia Czech Geological Survey - Cesky Geologicky Ustav Estonia Geological Survey of Estonia Finland Geological Survey of Finland (GSF) National Land Survey of Finland - Maanmittauslaitos France BRGM CNRS Centre national de la recherche scientifique Germany

50. Geoscience Award Directory Colorado Section, American Institute of Professional Geologists January 2003 Gulf Coast Association of Geological societies http://www.stategeologists.org/Awards/aasg_honors_2003.html

Honors and Service of AASG Members and Honorary Members, 2002/2003 AASG Members M. Lee Allison, Kansas Past President, International Division Geological Society of America Earl H. Bennett, Idaho Elected as an Honorary Member of the Association of American State Geologists Thomas M. Berg, Ohio John T. Galey, Sr., Memorial Public Service Award American Institute of Professional Geologists September 2002 William V. Bush, Arkansas Elected as an Honorary Member of the Association of American State Geologists Vicki J. Cowart, Colorado Colorado Citizen's Leadership Excellence Award Colorado Section, American Institute of Professional Geologists January 2003 Elected as an Honorary Member of the Association of American State Geologists James F. Davis, California Elected as an Honorary Member of the Association of American State Geologists Robert H. Fakundiny, New York Secretary, Engineering Geology Division Geological Society of America Chacko J. John, Louisiana President-Elect, 2002-03; President, 2003-04 Energy Minerals Division

51. AMERICAN GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE COOPERATIVE EFFORTS WITH THE NATIONAL PARKS As part of a public outreach effort, the American Geological Institute is These geological societies have been contacted and the response has been very http://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2004AM/finalprogram/abstract_79060.htm

2004 Denver Annual Meeting (November 7–10, 2004) Paper No. 239-7 Presentation Time: 3:35 PM-3:50 PM AMERICAN GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE COOPERATIVE EFFORTS WITH THE NATIONAL PARKS THOMASSON, M. Ray , GENIAC, Judy , WOOD, Jim , and HIGGINS, Robert , (1) Thomasson Partner Associates, Inc, 1410 High Street, Denver, CO 80218, tpaexpl@aol.com, (2) Geologic Resources Division, National Park Service, P.O. Box 25287, Denver, CO 80225-0287 Providing Geosciences outreach to the public is more important today than ever before. Every person should have the opportunity to better appreciate the majesty of our planet’s geology. This can best be done if the public has a basic understanding of the processes that created this beauty. As part of a public outreach effort, the American Geological Institute is giving a high priority to using the national parks, icons of our geologic heritage, as public classrooms. The National Parks Service, which has 23,000 employees, has only 80 geologists (only 40 actually working in the parks) and yet there are 166 parks with significant geologic phenomena. There are a great many parks which were set aside specifically because of the need to preserve their geologic beauty. To better educate the public, using our National Park system as a vehicle, we are initiating or are cooperating with efforts to: encourage colleges and universities to teach courses on the geology of national parks and to create a system to share pertinent information with them; review textbooks for “Geology of the National Parks;” create and nurture a program that encourages local geological societies to “Adopt a Park;” develope a program to coordinate a set of fact-based, park-specific geology booklets; and work with Dr. Paul Weimer (University of Colorado) to create animated interactive videos that tell the geologic story of some of the major national parks.

52. DALLAS GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY History Page -(www.dgs.org) Midland Geological societies, American Institute of Professional Geologists, CB was an Honorary Life Member of the Dallas Geological Society and was http://www.dgs.org/Obituaries.html

53. FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS On August 11, 2001 a meeting of Texas geological societies was held in Austin . He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants http://www.dgs.org/licensure/Licensure.html

54. UIUC Libraries--Geologic Book Publishers And Dealers Publications of Geological societies and Associations British Geological Survey, Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences Ltd (New Zealand) http://www.library.uiuc.edu/gex/bookpubs.html

Geologic Book Publishers and Dealers (No endorsement implied) Index: Commmercial Publishers Publications of National Governments Publications of Geological Societies and Associations Publications of the U.S. State Geological Surveys ... Used and Out of Print Book Dealers Commercial Publishers and Dealers Publishers' Catalogues Home Page AcqWeb's Directory of Publishers and Vendors Academic Press K.K.Agencies (Indian Books) A.A. Balkema Publishers Kluwer Academic Amazon (Marcel Dekke ... /Thomson Martinus Nijhoff (Swets Blackwell) Butterworth-Heinemann Oxford University Press Cambridge University Press Perseus Publishing ... DK Agencies - Indian Publications Springer Science Dunod Stanford University Press Editions Technip ... Terra Publishing (Classic Geology in Europe Ser.) Friedrich Pfeil (Verlag Dr. F. Pfeil) University of Ch icago Press W.H. Freeman GeoPubs - Maps Wiley World Scientific Harvard University Press Yale University Press ... Huayu Center for Environmental Information Services Co. Ltd. Publications of National Governments Australian Geological Survey Organization Geological Survey of Japan: Maps, Bulletin

55. Lafayette Geological Society - A Professional Organization For Earth Scientists The Lafayette Geological Society is a nonprofit organization located in ENERGY INSTITUTE, ULL Gulf Coast Association of Geological societies http://www.lgsweb.org/links.html

Lafayette Geological Society P.O. Box 51896 Lafayette, LA 70505 Home About President's Column Board History, By-Laws Publications ... Membership Fieldtrips Llano Uplift, Texas Cote Blanche Salt Dome, La. Wax Lake Delta, La. West Texas ... North Louisiana Speakers Current Year Ads Links Site Map ... Kansas Geological Foundation, Robert F. Walters Digital Geological Library The extensive holdings of the Kansas Geological Society are going online. A subscription service. Kansas Geological Society Louisiana Geological Survey Louisiana Independent Oil and Gas Association Louisiana DNR ... OCS BULLETIN BOARD Up-to-date MMS information Gulf of Mexico, GOM news, Job Info for Seekers + Available Jobs. Petroleum Technology Transfer Council Society of Independent Professional Earth Scientists Society of Exploration Geophysicists Society of Petroleum Engineers ... United States Geological Organizations and Surveys (LSU Libraries) Geological Societies Alabama Geological Society Asociación Mexicana de Geólogos Petroleros Austin Geological Society Baton Rouge Geological Society ... West Texas Geological Society Local Societies Evangeline Section, SPE

56. Louisiana Geological Survey - Water And Environmental geology and Geophysics from the University of Minnesota Institute of Technology in 1981, Milner s areas of expertise include environmental geology, http://www.lgs.lsu.edu/sections/water.html

General Information Sections Geologic Review Basin Research ... Links Water and Environmental Section The mission of the water and environmental section of the Louisiana Geological Survey (LGS) is to gain a better understanding of the hydrologic systems of Louisiana, particularly through increased knowledge of the properties of the state's aquifers. Besides research into Louisiana aquifers-especially how they interact with each other and with the state's rivers, lakes, and wetlands-research is also performed into water quality and how natural and man made pollutants are distributed and move within the aquifers, as well as interactions with surface water bodies. The results of this research into the state's hydrologic systems allows the LGS to provide effective technical assistance/support to various stakeholders of Louisiana water resources, thus aiding in Louisiana's management of this valuable resource. Water and Environmental Section Staff Douglas Carlson, Assistant Professor - Research Email: dcarlson@lsu.edu Telephone number: 225-578-3671 Douglas Carlson received a B.S. in both Geology and Geophysics from the University of Minnesota Institute of Technology in 1981, an M.S. in Geophysics from the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology in 1983, and a Ph.D. in Geosciences with a minor in Water Resources Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in 2001. Carlson worked Physics Lecturer at the University of Wisconsin-Stout, as a Physics Instructor at Ball State University, as Associate Lecturer and Lecturer at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, as Hydrologist for the U.S. Geological Survey, and Research Hydrogeologist at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He joined the LGS in 2002. Carlson's areas of expertise include physical hydrogeology, groundwater modeling, groundwater surface water interactions, application of geophysical techniques to hydrogeologic studies, chemical hydrogeology and hydrology.

57. Louisiana Geological Survey - Basin Research Engery Section The Basin Research Energy Section was formerly the LSU Basin Research Institute, Roger Barnaby received a BS in geology from East Carolina University in http://www.lgs.lsu.edu/basin/bre.html

General Information Sections Geologic Review Basin Research ... Links Basin Research Energy Section The Basin Research Energy Section is the oil, gas, and coal research section of the LGS, and it performs research into the nature and occurrence of oil, gas, and coal both in Louisiana and around the world. The BRES disseminates its research and technical information widely, especially to the independent oil and gas producers of Louisiana, thereby enabling more economically efficient exploration and production operations. The Basin Research Energy Section was formerly the LSU Basin Research Institute, which was established in 1984 and which was merged into the Louisiana Geological Survey in 2000. Basin Research Energy Section Research Staff Roger Barnaby, Assistant Professor of Research Email: barnabyr@lsu.edu Telephone: 225-578-2681 Roger Barnaby received a B.S. in Geology from East Carolina University in 1982 and a Ph.D. in Geology from Virginia Polytechnic Institute in 1989. Roger worked as an Exploration Geologist for British Petroleum, a Research Associate for the Bureau of Economic Geology at The University of Texas at Austin, a Development Geologist at Saudi Aramco, and a Senior Research Specialist at ExxonMobil Upstream Research Lab. Roger joined the LGS in late 2004. His areas of expertise include carbonate geology, sequence stratigraphy, reservoir characterization, regional stratigraphic studies, and geochemical and isotopic techniques to evaluate sediment diagenesis and water-rock interaction.

58. Mississippi Coal Seam Natural Gas Project The Mississippi Mineral Resources Institute has joined the Gulf Sates Coal Seam central Gulf Coast Basin Gulf Coast Association of Geological societies http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/mmri/programs/coalseam.html

Mississippi Coal Seam Natural Gas Project Introduction Targets and Objectives Coal in the Wilcox Group was deposited over a broad coastal plain that extended across Mississippi, into southwest Alabama, and west into Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas (Figure 1) (Rainwater, 1960, 1964; Galloway, 1968, 2000; Cleaves,1980; O'Neil, 1988). Mississippi's two principal coal-bearing intervals occur in the upper and lower Wilcox. The lower Wilcox ranks highest for CSG potential as that subsurface coal deposits are confined to a 100-200 foot interval with average thickness estimated between 10-40 feet. Coal seams in the upper Wilcox are stacked vertically over approximately 1500 feet of section, making the upper Wilcox a secondary CSG objective. Targets are present in both north and south Mississippi (Figure 1). Southern targets are located in the Mississippi Salt Basin along the Pickens-Pollard Fault Zone, salt dome(s), and a Wilcox depositional hingeline in Mississippi that has similar characteristics to the north Louisiana Wilcox gas trend. Preliminary mapping in north Mississippi has identified a structure that may have CSG potential based on well and mud logs that report coal seam gas shows present between 1000-1500 feet. Drilling depths for the four CSG targets vary between 1000-5500 feet below surface. Four test holes, supported by coring, are needed to examine the variations in coal-bearings intervals and trapping mechanisms. The Consortium work plan suggested by the IOGCC proposes that industry partners pay normal drilling and logging costs. Federal funding is to be sought to cover coring costs and the USGS will conduct desorption analyses on cores. Several exploration companies have been identified as having plans to test CSG prospects in the state. MMRI has assigned staff geologists to the project for research and field support. A chemical engineer at the University of Mississippi has been tapped to run adsorption and other geochemical analyses. Additional funding will be sought from industry and state sources to increase research funding for MMRI CSG activities.

59. Latest Press Release said Sharon Mosher, Past President, Geological Society of America. Alexandria, VA — Six leading earth science societies and one institute have agreed to http://www.geoscienceworld.org/misc/news.dtl

Quick Search: advanced search GSW Home GeoRef Home My GSW Alerts ... Help Latest Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Don Hemenway, 703-671-4791 February 28, 2005 hemenway@geoscienceworld.org GeoScienceWorld Launches Portal and Signs Third Reseller Alexandria, Va. – GeoScienceWorld (GSW) launched its new portal containing 30 leading geoscience journals plus GeoRef on Friday, Feb. 25 2005 . Full-access to all content will be freely available to anyone visiting the site ( http://www.geoscienceworld.org ) until March 30, 2005 Following the first month’s free-trial period, anyone will be able to view the titles and abstracts of articles in the GSW journals. Paid subscribers will also have access to the full-text articles, in both HTML and PDF formats, and the ability to search and link using GeoRef. Most of the journals will be complete with full text back to 2000, comprising the GSW Millennium Collection. In addition, subscribers will also have access to older issues of some journals, the GSW Literature Archives, some going back as far as 1931. GSW is also pleased to announce that they have signed a new marketing and sales agreement for representation in the United States and Canada by Amigos Library Services ( http://www.amigos.org

60. Geochemistry Resources societies. American Geological Institute American Geophysical Union Association of Exploration Geochemists Federation of Australian Scientific and http://home.nas.net/~dbc/cic_hamilton/geo.html

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