1st CircularAn allegeowissenschaftlich

2nd International Workshop
on Geoelectrical Monitoring

GELMON 2013
VIENNA, 4 - 6 December 2013

Call for Papers
Supported by:
TRP-175-N21 TEMPEL

Contact: Robert Supper, Geological Survey of Austria,
Neulinggasse 38, A-1030 Vienna, Austria, tel.: +43 7125674 380,
email: robert.supper@geologie.ac.at

Geological Survey of Austria

The Workshop
Geoelectrical monitoring has significantly developed
over the recent years as an emerging branch in applied geophysics. As the big success of the “1st Workshop on Geoelectrical Monitoring”, held 2011 in Vienna, proved, geoelectrical monitoring is one of the mostinnovative emerging branches in the area of appliedgeophysics within recent years. It is now applied tosolve problems in key areas of public and politicalinterest, such as natural hazard mitigation, agricultureoptimization, CO2 storage and groundwater exploration. To foster scientific discussion and to support
cooperations among the scientific groups, the Geological Survey of Austria (GSA) invites to the“Second International Workshop on
Geoelectrical Monitoring”,
which will be held in Vienna from 4 – 6 Decem-ber 2013.
The scope of this workshop is not only focused on thepresentation of state-of-the-art results but significant
time will also be reserved for the discussion of special
topics of data acquisition, processing, inversion andinterpretation.
Presentations on all related aspects of geoelectricalmonitoring are encouraged, covering theoreticaldevelopments, measurements and instrumentation,and case histories. Specialists in the field of geoelectrics and related scientific disciplines are invited tosubmit abstracts for oral or poster presentation specifically focused on the topic of geoelectric monitoring. Additionally also short contributions to special
technical topics (max. 5 minutes) are welcome. Theprogram committee will review the submitted abstracts and compile the final workshop program.
It is planned to publish the extended abstracts of theconference in the “Berichte der Geologischen
Bundesanstalt” series after the meeting.

Scientific Program Committee:
SUPPER Robert (Geological Survey of Austria)
KIM Jung-Ho (Korea Inst. of Geoscience and Mineral Resources)
CHAMBERS Jonathan E. (British Geological Survey)
TSOURLOS Panagiotis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki)
DAHLIN Torleif (Lund University)---------On December 3rd a Special Course on Geoelectrical
Monitoring – 4D Data Inversion and Monitoring
Instrumentation (J.-H. Kim, R. Supper) will be held
(min. number of participants: 10, max. number ofparticipants: 20).

Registration and Deadlines
In order to plan the workshop properly, interested
authors are asked to pre-register as soon as possibleby email and state their intent to participate/present
in the workshop or book the special course. Indications
on a provisional title and list of authors are welcome.
Due to administrative reasons the workshop will belimited to 100 participants.
Deadlines:
Submission of short abstracts (max. 1/2 page, 12 pt.):
September 15th, 2013
Confirmation of acceptance of abstracts:
October 5th, 2013
Registration for Special Course (€ 200):
October 15th, 2013
Early Registration for Workshop (€170):
October 15th, 2013
Registration by bank transfer after Oct. 15th (€ 200):
November 25th, 2013
On-site registration (€ 250):
December 3rd-6th, 2013
Submission of extended abstracts:
January 31st, 2014

The pre-registration as well as the submission of abstracts should be done by email to:
stefanie.kauer@geologie.ac.at (reference “GELMON2013”).
For pre-registration a short email stating your intent
to participate/present in the workshop / special course
will be sufficient.
However participation is only guaranteed by timely
payment of the registration fee by bank transfer to:
BAWAATWW- IBAN:For BIC:
abstract
submission,
theAT781400004610769697
attached template has
Purpose: “GELMON 2013 registration workshop / special course”
toOwner:be used.
“Geologische Bundesanstalt Teilrecht”

For companies and institutes there will be the opportunity to present their products and research in theform of a company booth, which will be on display
during the conference in a special room adjacent tothe main conference room. For further information
please contact robert.supper@geologie.ac.at.
Depending on the availability of free places in theworkshop a certain amount of reduced fare participation tickets will be available for active students under
26 (€100, send application to above email).

The Venue
The workshop will be held in the Presentation Hall of
the BMWF (Ministry of Science and Technology),
Freyung 3, 1010 Vienna.
The special course will be held at the main building ofGSA, Neulinggasse 38, 1030 Vienna.
Vienna is very famous for its typical “Viennese Christmas Markets (Wiener Christkindlmarkt)”, offering you
the opportunity to combine fruitful scientific discussions, stimulated by some glasses of hot “Glühwein”,
with early Christmas shopping on the subsequent
weekend.

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Venue of SPECIAL COURSE