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Join Dr Gil Machado for a 25-hour in-depth classroom course on Sequence Stratigraphy. Learn to integrate seismic, well log, and outcrop data to build robust stratigraphic models. Gain tools to identify system tracts, sequence boundaries, and interpret depositional sequences with predictive value for exploration and development. Includes practical exercises and case studies.

 When: 16-26 June 2025, Evenings
Where: Online
Presenter: Dr Gil Machado

Fees: 

  • Regular: 440 €
  • EurGeol fee: 360 €
  • Portuguese Association of Geologists (APG) Member fee: 260 €

Course Objectives:

The objective of this training course is to get more out of seismic and well data through the use of sequence and seismic stratigraphy and integrated stratigraphic analysis to further constrain geological models. Ultimately, it can be used to predict and discover more geological resources and predict the geology before wells are drilled.

This interactive Sequence Stratigraphy training course will deal with the fundamentals and practical applications of sequence and seismic stratigraphy. It will include exercises and case histories for some interpretation and workshop discussion. 

Learn more about the course here

 

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How can geologists engage with public activism in constructive and professional ways?

Join Dr Alan Hardacre for the EFG Academy Activism course, a 1-hour online session exploring the evolving relationship between the geoscience profession and activism.

When: 13 June 2025, 10:00–11:00 CEST
Where: Live, Online

Price: EurGeol 53 €, Regular 56 €
Presenter: Dr. Alan Hardacre

Course outline:

  • Welcome and Introduction
  • Background and Influence of Activism
  • The Playbook of Campaigning
  • Activism and Geology

Learning outcomes:

  • Define activism in a contemporary context and understand its evolving role
  • Recognize activism’s influence on natural resources and geology sectors
  • Identify key tactics and strategies used in activist playbooks
  • Assess risks and opportunities for the geological community
  • Understand the role of engagement, transparency, and trust-building
  • Explore strategies for geologists to engage activism proactively
  • Reflect on their role in contributing to a more socially-aware sector 

Learn more about the course here. 

 

About EFG:
 
The European Federation of Geologists (EFG) is a non-profit organisation that represents the professional interests of the geological community in Europe. EFG actively promotes the importance of geoscience for society and advocates for sustainable practices to address global challenges, particularly in the field of climate change. EFG confers the internationally-recognised European Geologist (“EurGeol”) professional title to suitably qualified candidates

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