The topics at recent meetings have been fairly evenly distributed between mining, petroleum and environmental geostatistics. The number of talks is limited to provide ample time for discussion. Talks and discussions will be held in the mornings and possibly one evening. The meeting opens with check-in and a welcome reception on Thursday evening. The meeting will end after lunch on Sunday the 26th.
Plans are currently underway for afternoon and evening social events.
Besides the meeting itself, registration costs also include three nights lodging in the dorm rooms, three meals per day beginning with breakfast on Friday through lunch on Sunday, and a welcome reception on Thursday evening. Accomodations cannot be guaranteed after this date. Registration from attendees that are not giving a talk will be accepted, but preference is given to those also making a presentation. Santa Fe Santa Fe is located on the northern margin of the Rio Grande Basin approximately 60 miles north-northeast of Albuquerque. The city of Santa Fe was founded more than 400 years ago and is rich in historical and cultural attractions.