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SEMINARS
AEG annual seminars are held in different parts of India, where reputed
geoscientific organisations/university departments are located. In the process
AEG has been able to enthuse and involve geoscientists on a common platform in
different parts of our large country. Depending on the geological settings in
the region special themes are identified and papers are invited. AEG seminars
address a broad range of scientific and technical topics including Exploration
and Development of Hydrocarbon and Mineral Exploration, Ground Water Studies,
Environmental/Engineering Studies, Remote Sensing, Airborne Geophysics,
Tectonic Studies, Man power development, etc.
AEG seminars are attended by a wide spectrum of participants from various
organisations and educational institutions engaged in earthscience activities.
The delegates to the annual seminars of the association represent all the major
fields of earth sciences viz., research, professional and education.
The organisation of training
courses, workshops and exhibitions
further strengthened the interaction
and dissemination of knowledge in
the field of geophysics. AEG annual
conventions have come to be viewed
as a rallying point for earth
scientists of this country and ever
increasing numbers in the
conventions is the testimony to the
support the association receives
from the geoscientists in India and
abroad.
The exhibitions organised by AEG
provide the exhibitors an
opportunity to meet the captains and
decision makers of the Indian
Geophysical community.
AEG Seminar Venues
(1974-2006)
Since inception, AEG has organized
30 seminars on various themes to
coincide with its 29 annual
conventions in different parts of
the country.
The venues of the seminars are
chosen in those places, where active
geophysical programmes are under
way.
Along with each seminar on
Exploration Geophysics a special
theme is selected to focus on the
geological problems characteristic
to the area where the seminar is
organized.
AEG will be organising its
31st Annual Convention and Third International Seminar on Exploration
Geophysics
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