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A respected Jurassic Coast geologist will be giving a talk in September – 20th at the Royal Cambrian Academy on the Variscan Orogeny of SW England make a date in your calendars
More details HERE
Gill Scott an eminent geologist is going to give a talk entitled –
Cracking a Brasil Nut: Simple Overview of Santos Pre-Salt Geology & Example Development – Thursday 19th July 2018 – 6:00 for 6:30pm
Make a note in your calendars not to miss >>> this
Do not say that Geoscience Wales, doesn’t cover the globe !
May’s presentation is all about a basin in New Zealand.
Here are the details –
Greetings everyone, this coming month we have a special guest from France coming to our Cluster to talk about offshore PERU !
Make sure you make a date in your calendar for April 19th at our usual venue in Conwy, see you there !
Cluster meeting annoucement 2018 Bio Abstract_Gerome_19april2018
Chris Wynn has a fascinating story about a small oilfield development offshore Tunisia
Rad about it HERE, then mark you calendars for March 15th in Conwy.
Geoscience Wales now have available the full Abstract and Bio for the meeting.
Sounds very promising ! Remember the date has changed to the 22nd February
See you there.
We have changed the date of our February meeting from the 15th to the 22nd February, as usual at the RCA, and at 6pm for a 6-30pm start.
Speaker and abstract details to follow this weekend.
See you there ?
A very Happy New Year to all Geoscience Wales members and friends. Just to let you know that due to slightly over-estimating the quantity of beer required for the December 2017 Cluster we will be bringing the spare bottles to the January & February meetings. You will therefore have a choice of a glass of wine or beer to accompany our very interesting talks. Hope to see you there.
William Smith’s maps have been studied in detail by many researchers interested in Smith’s place in the history of geology but few have looked at the maps in the context of modern geological information.
Our presenter this January, Peter Wigley, has been interested in Smith’s maps for the past decade and during that time has digitised a number of his maps and incorporated them into a Geographic Information System (GIS).
Come and hear the fascinating details of Peter’s work on Thursday 18th January 2018 at the Royal Cambrian Academy. 6pm for a 6-30pm start
Please find his full Abstract and Bio HERE
