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SUMMARY:Introduction to Geophysical Well Logging & Imaging
DESCRIPTION:Webinar presenter \nScott Wendling\, P.G.\, Vice President \nARM Geophysics\nThis webinar is designed for geologists\, engineers\, and environmental specialists who want to maximize information from exploratory wells by using geophysical logs and images. It will focus primarily on the environmental and hydrogeological applications. After a discussion on logging tools/methods\, the webinar will focus on the interpretation of geophysical and imaging logs.  Examples and case studies will be discussed to provide the attendees with an understanding of how logs and images are used to determine lithology\, correlate stratigraphy\, characterize structure\, and identify water producing and receiving zones. \nLevel: Intermediate \nWho should attend: Professional Geologists\, Project Managers\, Geologists in Training\, Environmental Scientists\, and related professionals that have a need to characterize the hydrogeological\, structural\, and geotechnical aspects of the subsurface. \nAbout our presenter:  Scott Wendling\, P.G. is a senior geologist and geophysicist for ARM Geophysics in Hershey\, Pennsylvania.  He currently serves as Vice President and is responsible for all geophysical services provided by ARM.  He has more than 31 years of experience managing and performing surface and borehole geophysical surveys for environmental\, engineering\, and exploration projects.  Mr. Wendling received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science Degrees in Geology from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.  Mr. Wendling’s Master’s Degree focused on geophysics and his Master’s Thesis was part of a consortium jointly sponsored by the U.S. Geological Survey and the Geological Survey of Canada\, and included several U.S. and Canadian Universities.  He has been a licensed Professional Geologist in Pennsylvania since 1994.
URL:https://www.esaapg.org/event/introduction-to-geophysical-well-logging-imaging/
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SUMMARY:ESAAPG Webinar Series - December 2020
DESCRIPTION:Splits and rolls in underground coal mines – formation and insights\, a virtual field trip. \nScott Elrick – Illinois State Geological Survey \n  \nPennsylvanian age coal deposits in the Illinois Basin are part of the most extensive known peat swamps to exist in earth history\, once extending from the Appalachians to Kansas. Snaking through these ancient peat environments\, contemporaneous river systems provided drainage of the swamps\, pathways for sea intrusion during transgressions\, and a low lying locus for sediment accumulation. We will take a virtual tour of exposures of coal and associated strata in various underground coal mines in the Illinois Basin\, looking at stratal relationships\, ‘rolls’ and coal splits\, and talk about the dynamic interplay of peat bodies\, and erosive and depositional forces at work. \nRegister Here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_O8YOZGFIT7mWjgRoZcYaOA
URL:https://www.esaapg.org/event/esaapg-webinar-series-december-2020/
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SUMMARY:The Invisible Gorilla in the Courtroom: Managing Hydrogeologic Risks...
DESCRIPTION:Webinar: The Invisible Gorilla in the Courtroom: Managing Hydrogeologic Risks in the Wake of the SCOTUS Functional Equivalent (225 mins.) \nWebinar presenter \nThomas Gillespie\, P.G.\, Senior Professional Geologist \nGilmore and Associates \nConsulting hydrogeologists are convinced they are uniquely possessed of the definitive conceptualization of hydrogeologic conditions at any site…and so is every other hydrogeologist representing every other party on those same sites. Risks to regulated parties escalate when the arbiter of the hydrogeologists’ disparate opinions is a non-geologist regulator\, or\, even worse\, a judge. To such arbiters\, the science of hydrogeology is a black box\, into which the recent SCOTUS Functional Equivalency Test has cast an even deeper umbra.  Project uncertainties can be reduced by consulting hydrogeologists when they synthesize their esoteric and indirect measurements into reasoned\, compliant\, and ultimately defensible strategies defined and directed in cooperation with corporate environmental managers and attorneys. \nThis web-based course provides consulting hydrogeologists\, corporate environmental managers and environmental attorneys with jargon-free explanations of the decision-relevant hydrogeologic factors they can leverage into integrated technical/regulatory strategies to achieve successful closures of environmental investigation and remediation cases and defensible technical cases in the event of legal challenges. \nLevel: Intermediate – Course presumes knowledge of environmental requirements and regulations and a working familiarity with hydrogeology. \nWho should attend: Licensed professional geologists\, professional environmental engineers\, corporate environmental managers\, environmental attorneys. \nAbout our presenter:  Thomas D. Gillespie\, P.G.\, Senior Professional Geologist (Gilmore & Associates) – licensed professional geologist providing risk reduction consultation to geo-resource-based businesses with expertise in water resource management\, mining\, oil & gas exploration\, engineering geology\, environmental risk management & investigation\, and geologic hazard assessment & mitigation. \nTwo consecutive six-year terms as a Gubernatorial appointee on the Pennsylvania State Registration Board for Professional Engineers\, Land Surveyors and Geologists\, including two terms as President of that Board. Representative for Pennsylvania on the National Association of State Boards of Geology as a subject matter expert in structural geology\, hydrogeology and engineering geology. Qualified expert witness in groundwater and contaminant fate and transport\, oil and gas and mining operations\, land use\, stormwater management\, geologic hazards\, in all levels of the court system. Institutional expert consultation to government agencies\, including appointment to the Department of the Army’s Technical Assistance Team. \nAdjunct professor of geology since 1988; continuing education instructor for various organizations.
URL:https://www.esaapg.org/event/the-invisible-gorilla-in-the-courtroom-managing-hydrogeologic-risks/
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