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The Extractive Industry Geology Conferences are renowned as a series of highly successful biennial conferences, providing a unique scientific and technical shop window for the non-petroleum extractive industry.


It is run by geo-professionals working within the industry, with the aim of delivering a focused training event for people working in this sector.


The EIG Conference is an essential training event for all earth scientists associated with the extractive industrial minerals sector, helping them to keep abreast of current and future trends, innovation and best practice.


In particular it will appeal to those involved in the following fields:


· Geology

· Hydrogeology

· Geotechnical Engineering

· Quarry Development Design and Planning

· Restoration and After Use

· Reserve and Resource Estimation and Reporting


Previous delegates have typically included:


· Governmental and Non-Governmental organisations (e.g. BGS, SEPA, EA, SNH, EH etc.)

· Technical teams working for mineral operators

· Consultants supplying services to the non-petroleum extractive industry

· Those involved in research and development for the industrial minerals sector




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Next Conference


5th-8th September 2012








The next conference will be held at Edge Hill University, Ormskirk





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Call For Papers


The committee are still looking for papers for the forthcoming conference in September. If you have interesting case studies, research or best practice that you would like to share with the EIG community, please get in touch. A list of themes has been put together, but we would like to hear from anybody who is prepared to offer a paper.


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