Colloquium of African Geology (CAG 28), Fez University, Morocco.
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The Colloquium of African Geology is the most important Geological event in Africa organized every two years under the auspices of the Geological Society of Africa. The next 28th edition will be organized in Fez, Morocco, October 9-17, 2021. CAG28 is deferred to the fall 2021. The program proposed in the second announcement is slightly modified, completed and reedited in this third circular. The meeting will cover mostly all topics of Earth and Planetary sciences. It proposes so far: |
Rescheduling of 36th IGC to 16-21 August 2021
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Dear Colleagues, It gives us great pleasure to connect with you once again since the announcement of the postponement of the 36th IGC. The preceding months have been a herculean challenge to the team-36th IGC due to the unforeseen situation forced by Covid-19 pandemic. But true to our commitment, we have worked relentlessly in the background to ensure that the 36th IGC is held in its full glory. The world is still grappling with inventing the vaccine against the corona virus. Our heart goes out to all those who lost their lives as well as the frontline warriors who have risked their lives so that the others live. But as they say - the show must go on. After a critical assessment of the ground situation, the Local Organizing Committee, 36th IGC arrived at the conclusion that the most ideal dates for holding the Congress would be 16-21 August 2021. For further information please visit https://www.36igc.org/ |
CGI and the Young Earth Scientists (YES) Network Competition
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The mission of the IUGS Commission for the Management and Application of Geoscience Information (CGI) is to foster the interoperability and exchange of geoscience information, by active community leadership, collaboration, education, and the development and promotion of geoscience information standards and best practice. The Award CGI and the Young Earth Scientists (YES) Network is offering an opportunity for a passionate geoinformatics professional to present their application of CGI standards at the 36th International Geological Congress in Delhi in March 2020. For further information click here |