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The British Geological Survey is a partner in GeoDATA 2012. We will attend the event in London (April 26) and Manchester (May 17), presenting 'Unlocking access to subsurface data — a key factor in realising cost-effective urban regeneration'. Our stand will feature
- geological models
- interactive 3D visualisation
- geological information
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Best of Scottish Science at Our Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh
BGS science will be on display including work in Ethiopia; Fast & Furious. Witnessing the Birth of Africa's New Ocean.
12.00- 17.00 Sunday 1 April
10.00 - 17.00 Monday 2 April to Wednesday 4 April
More about Afar Rift Consortium at the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition
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- Swarm Satellite Constellation Application and Research Facility: Status and Plans (Alan Thomson, talk)
- What the Swarm mission may tell us about the South Atlantic Anomaly (Susan Macmillan, poster)
- Developing data selection techniques to improve geomagnetic field models at high latitudes (Gemma Kelly, talk)
- Directly measuring ionospheric midlatitude current density with a magnetic satellite constellation (Rob Shore (BGS BUFI student), talk)
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This conference, taking place in March 2012 represents a significant opportunity to highlight BGS and NERC science. Our research relates to many of the topics covered by the 100+ sessions, ranging from climate change to science communication.
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Rockwatch, the national club for young geologists, along with the National Space Centre, Russell Society and University of Leicester will be joining in the fun at our Keyworth office, near Nottingham. .
This event is part of National Science & Engineering Week which shines the spotlight each March on how science, technology, engineering and maths relate to our everyday lives and helps to inspire the next generation of scientists with fun and participative activities
Please register online.
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Teams will be expected to analyse scientific information and data and to provide a report and presentation. There will also be practical challenges. The competition is organised by Prospect and is supported by industry partners: British Geological Survey, Semta, National Skills Academy for Power, TTC Trust Fund, Unionlearn, EAL, Green Collar Academy, Summit Skills and the National Nuclear Laboratory .
The finals of the Environmental Science competition will be held at World Skills UK, National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, 15-17 November 2012.
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This event is now fully booked
More about other British Science Association National Science & Engineering Week events and competitions.
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