Corporate Body

Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists (1970 - )

From
1970
Everton Park, Queensland, Australia
Functions
Geophysics and Professional Association
Alternative Names
  • ASEG (Acronym)
Website
http://www.aseg.org.au
Location
Everton Park, Queensland

Summary

The Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists was established in 1970. The Society promotes the science of geophysics, encourages co-operation between geophysicists as well as with other earth scientists and assists in the design and teaching of courses in geophysics. In 2002 the Society had over 1400 members.

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Awards presented by the Society include:
ASEG Gold Medal: for exceptional and distinguished contributions to the science and practice of geophysics over many years, resulting in wide recognition within the geoscientific community;
Honorary Membership: for distinguished contributions by a Member to the profession of exploration geophysics and to the ASEG over many years;
Grahame Sands Award: for innovation in applied geophysics through a significant practical development in the field of instrumentation, data acquisition, interpretation or theory;
Lindsay Ingall Memorial Award: for the promotion of geophysics to the wider community;
ASEG Distinguished Service Awards (Medal or Certificate): for distinguished service by a Member over many years to ASEG activities.

Journals published by the Society include:
Bulletin (Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists) (ISSN 0155-3429) vol. 1-12 (1970 - 1981): also called ASEG bulletin: continued by
Bulletin of the Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists (ISSN 0314-2876) vol. 13-14 (1982 - 1983): continued by
Exploration geophysics: bulletin of the Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists (ISSN 0812-3985) vol. 15, no. 1, (1984) -
Preview (ISSN 1443-2471) vol. 15 (1988) -

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