Vancouver Campus

SC135: Induced Polarization for Geologists

When

January 23, 2025 - January 24, 2025    
9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Where

UBC Robson Square
800 Robson Street, Vancouver, BC

1 . 5 – DAY SYMPOSIUM

THU, JAN 23: 1 – 5 pm 

FRI, JAN 24: 8am – 5pm

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DAY 1: IP Review (Half-Day)

Review of current IP technology, from field equipment  through to data processing

 

DAY 2: Case Studies (Full-Day)

Full day of integrated case studies, with a focus on porphyry copper-gold deposits.

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Geoscientists who are concerned with getting the best performance from one of the most expensive geophysical technologies will be able to get a focused review of a wide set of case studies that examines how the deposit geology is expressed in the available geophysical coverages.

 

PRESENTED BY

Leads: Ken Witherly/Joel Jansen/Scott Napier

Keynote Speaker: Dr. Jon Woodhead

Cosponsored by UBC MDRU and DMEC.

 


LOCATION AND PRICING


VENUE/ROOM

UBC Robson Square
800 Robson St • Vancouver, BC
THEATRE

 

PRICES TBA

  • Early Bird MDRU Member:
  • Early Bird Non-Member:
  • MDRU Member:
  • Non-Member:
  • Students:

 

NOTES

  • Lunch will be served on day 2. Refreshments will be served throughout.
  • A participant package with course details will be emailed one week prior to the commencement of the course.

 

Please sign up to be notified when registrations open.

 

 

 

PAYMENT AND REFUND NOTES
To ensure registration for any short course, it is mandatory to make the full payment in advance. Please note that if our decision to conduct a course relies on reaching a minimum class size, refunds cannot be granted. Refunds will only be considered up to 3 weeks before the course commences, subject to a 15% administrative fee. Full refunds will be provided only if the minimum enrolment requirement is not met and the course is canceled.

 

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