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Year: 2019
Region / City: Portland, OR, USA
Topic: Electromagnetism
Document Type: Conference Proceedings
Organization / Institution: ASM International
Author: Amir E. Kahn, Sue Satie, Mack Gonagall
Target Audience: Researchers, Engineers
Period of Validity: 2019
Date of Approval: July 14, 2019
Date of Revisions: Not specified
Keywords: electromagnetism, history, science
Description: A conference proceeding on the history and applications of electromagnetism, presented during the 46th Annual Review of Progress in Quantitative Nondestructive Evaluation (QNDE) 2019.
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Groundwater & Global Palaeogroundwater Signals 2013: G@GPS Africa Workshop and Training Course in Bobole, Mozambique, 14-19 October 2013
Year: 2013
Region / City: Bobole, Mozambique
Subject: Palaeogroundwater studies and isotope hydrology
Document type: Newsletter
Organization: G@GPS Project
Authors: Multiple contributors, keynote speakers included
Intended audience: Scientists and researchers in groundwater studies
Event dates: 14-19 October 2013
Contents: Abstracts of presentations, participant list, organizing committee, sponsor list
Topics covered: Groundwater recharge, palaeoclimate variations, isotope techniques, hydrogeochemistry
Key locations studied: Sydney Basin (Australia), North China Plain, Great Artesian Basin (Australia), St Lucia Wetland Park (South Africa), Niger Central Delta (Mali), Namib-Naukluft region (Namibia), Kahe Basin (Tanzania), Great Sand Sea (Egypt), High Plains Aquifer (USA), Benin, Inhaca Island (Mozambique)
Contact: Dr. Martine van der Ploeg, [email protected]
Participation: Open research network, free of charge
Summary: Newsletter source containing abstracts, participant information, and study results from the G@GPS Africa workshop and training course focused on groundwater isotope studies and palaeohydrological research across multiple regions.
Topics: Nondestructive QNDE 14-19