Open Days

GSWA Open Day 2018

GSWA Open Day
GSWA staff at the registration desk

GSWA’s next Open Day will be held on Friday 23 February 2018. This is a great opportunity to hear presentations on the latest results from GSWA’s geoscience programs, including collaborative work with CSIRO, Geoscience Australia, Curtin University and the Centre for Exploration Targeting (CET).

Activities and results of the Exploration Incentive Scheme will be outlined including the launch of Round 17 of the Government CO-funded Exploration Drilling program.

Throughout the day there will be geological presentations, an extensive poster display, and demonstrations of online systems.

Details

Date: Friday 23 February 2018

Time: 8.30 am – 4.30 pm (followed by a sundowner)

Venue: Esplanade Hotel, Fremantle, cnr Marine Tce & Essex St

Cost: $110

For further information, call (08) 9222 3168 or Register online.

GSWA 2018 Open Day Flyer

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GSWA Open Day 2017 presentations

Presentation Presenter Organisation
Tools for discovering BIF-hosted iron ore deposits in the Pilbara Craton Paul Duuring GSWA
Mafic dyke swarms and large igneous provinces in Western Australia get a digital makeover Michael Wingate GSWA
From subduction magmatism to cratonization an isotopic perspective from the Capricorn Orogen Simon Johnson GSWA
In situ phosphate dating of orogenic gold mineralization at Paulsens mine, southern Pilbara Imogen Fielding Curtin University
Making sense of the Eastern Goldfields stratigraphic story Matt de Paoli GSWA
A hydrogeochemistry atlas for Western Australia David Gray CSIRO
Regolith and spinifex chemistry from the Ngururrpa area, northeastern Western Australia Paul Morris GSWA
Digging up the dirt on WA coal exploration, northern Perth Basin Alan Millar GSWA
Revised tectono-stratigraphy of the Kimberley Basin, northern Western Australia Christopher Phillips GSWA
Structural evolution of the ‘S-bend’ region, East Albany-Fraser Orogen Mark Munro GSWA
Post Giles Event evolution of the Musgrave Province constrained by (multi-method) thermochronology Raphael Quentin de Gromard GSWA

 

 

Contact
For more information contact:
geological.survey@dmirs.wa.gov.au