Bali 2013 - The AusIMM

Bali
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BALI 2013
East Asia: Geology,
Exploration Technologies
and Mines
M o n 2 7 t h - w E d 2 9 t h M ay 2 0 1 3
Geoscientists symposia (Gs) and the australian institute of
Geoscientists (aiG) continue their successful partnership
to run quality symposia.
the meeting format follows the successful formula used
by Gs and the aiG in the past three years. there will be
short courses, a field workshop, and the major theme is
“up-skilling”.
syMposiuM
thEMEs
• Geology and Exploration: siberia to
pnG
• Exploration technologies: Geology,
Geochemistry, Geophysics and drilling
• case studies: new and old Mines
i n t E r n a t i o n a l lyrEcoGnisEd
KEynotE & invitEd
spEaKErs:
non-corporatE sponsors
MEMR
Geological survey indonesia
sponsors
visit: www.aig.org.au contact: [email protected]
Mike andrews – Exploration, Discovery and
Development, Epithermal Deposits
Greg corbett – Epithermal Gold: Siberia to
PNG
Mick Elias – Lateritic Nickel Mineralisation
steve Garwin – Porphyry and Epithermal
Deposits
scott halley – Spectral Mineralogy
Graeme hancock – Coal in Mongolia
craig hart – Gold in China
jon hronsky – High-grade Gold Ore-shoots
david isles – Exploration Value from
Aeromagnetic Surveys
david lawie – Exploration Geochemistry
adi Maryono – Porphyry East Sunda Arc
andrew Mitchell – Copper-gold and tintungsten and gold metallotects in Myanmar
yulia nazimova – Alluvial and Bedrock
Platinum, East Asia
tony osman – Coal Development in Indonesia
jargalan sereenen – Metallogeny of
Mongolia
Gerard tripp – Copper-Moly New Britain
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East Asia:
G e o l o g y,
E x p l o r at i o n
Te c h n o l o g i e s
and Mines
preliminary conferenc e program - d ay 1
The following is an indicative schedule of content. This will change.
The final timetable will be displayed on the AIG website in the weeks before the Symposium.
SUN d a y
Mon 27th to Wed 29th May 2013
Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel
Jalan Hang Tuah 46
Sanur, Bali, Indonesia
08h00 to 18h00 daily
The Symposium features:
• A busy schedule of talks with six
internationally-recognised keynote
speakers
2 6
th
MAY
networking function
m o n d ay
2 7
th
m ay
Day 1 – Geology and Exploration
short title
name
affiliation
KEYNOTE: Ni Laterites
Mick Elias
CSA Global
KEYNOTE: Tectonic and Structural Controls to
Steve
Consultant
Porphyry and Epithermal Deposits, SE Asia
Garwin
Matthew
Chinese Exploration Methods and Philosophy
SRK
Greentree
KEYNOTE: The Magmatic Arc and the Slate Belt in
Andrew
Consultant
Myanmar
Mitchell
Lunch-time
• Evening network opportunities
Epithermal Gold: Siberia to PNG
Greg
Corbett
Corbett
Geology
• Trade booths displaying the latest
in commercial technologies to
assist in finding the next generation
of mines
Metallogeny of Mongolia
Jargalan
Sereenen
Mongolian
University S&T
Host Rock Control to Epithermal Au-Ag
Grace
Cumming
Consultant
• Early morning tea and coffee
Geology and Cu-Mo Porphyry Deposits New Britain
Gerard Tripp
Barrick
Australasia
• Lunch
KEYNOTE: Coal in Mongolia
Graeme
Hancock
Erdenes Tavan
Tolgoi JSC
• Tea and coffee breaks in the same
venue as the trade booths
History of Coal Development, Indonesia
Tony
Osman
Minconindo
• Posters and poster sessions
networking function
• Symposium dinner
There remain two or three speaking slots only and we welcome additional contributions.
Provisional information
This document is up to date as of today. For smooth
and effective running the details and programme will
inevitably change.
Charges
Prices and costing in this document are in
Australian dollars. No Australian Government GST is
charged: see “GST and overseas conference, Edited
Version of GST Private Ruling Authorisation Number
51776, ATO”.
DELEGATE FEES
AIG members and/or members of sponsor
societies and companies: $950.00
Non-members: $1250.00
Registered full-time students, retired
and unemployed geologists who are also
members of the AIG and/or members of
sponsor societies and companies:
$500.00
professional development:
This course may assist with Continuing Professional Development (CPD) compliance for
many AIG Registered Professional Geoscientists (RPGeos).
Further information on the AIG RPGeo program is available at
http://www.aig.org.au/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=77&Itemid=97
join aig and save
We encourage non-members to join and take
advantage of discounts for members.
A photo-scan copy of a recent AIG application accompanying
your registration form is enough to obtain AIG discounts.
The cost of AIG membership is:
Student $0, Graduate $79.20, Associate $102.30,
Member$126.50.
Visit www.aig.org.au
p r e l im in ary co n fer en ce p rogram - day 2
The following is an indicative schedule of content. This will change.
The final timetable will be displayed on the AIG website in the weeks before the Symposium.
t u e s d ay
2 8
th
Keynote speakers are allocated 45 minutes,
and invited speakers 35 minutes. Other
speakers are allocated 20 minutes. There will
be five minutes for questions.
MAY
Day 2 – Exploration Technologies
short title
instructions
to presenters
Speakers are asked to ensure that their
abstract and talk comprise either (or both
of) novel science and/or a balanced wideKEYNOTE: Ramping-up Exploration Value from
Southern
David Isles
ranging review of new technologies and
Aeromagnetic Surveys
Geoscience
future developments. We discourage (the
Western Mining
recent trend towards) the excessive use of
Controls High-grade Au Ore-shoots
Jon Hronsky
Services
partner naming and colleague referencing.
Excepting the short technical talks on the
Mineral Mapping
Scott Halley
Mineral Map
middle day (Tuesday) abstracts and talks
will not be advertorials for a particular
Petrology and Minerals for Target Generation and
Rowena
Gnomic
Product, Company, Research Programme
Metallurgy
Duckworth
or Government Department. The presenter
will take full responsibility for all content. Any
Exploration Geochemsitry
Dave Lawie
ioGlobal
questions please contact Julian Vearncombe.
Drill Rig Alignment and Collar Positioning in
Downhole
All talks and oral presentations will be
Ric Perez
Surveys
Borehole Drilling
accompanied with a computer projector
running PowerPoint. There will be no other
Managing Exploration for Structurally-controlled
Julian
SJS Resource
projection facilities.
Deposits
Vearncombe
Management
name
affiliation
Lunch-time
Developments in Microwave Digestion for
Geochemical Analysis
Brad Whisson
Labwest
The Tectonic Cycle, Deposits and Target Belts
Neal Reynolds
CSA Global
From Exploration to Extraction
Mark Gabbitus
Minesight
3D Modelling of Geology and Gravity Data
Helen Gibson
Intrepid Geophysics
Finding geological structures using spectral
decomposition and RGB color blending method
Yan Fahmi
Swastiraras
Yogyakarta
Alternative Geochemical Exploration Techniques
Andrew Riley
Intertek
Genalysis
Field Portable XRF – Good Techniques to Avoid
Bad and Ugly Analyses
Steve Sugden
ioGlobal
Resource Estimation of Bauxite Deposits: Aurukun
Andrew Vigar
Mining
Associates
Methods of 3D Interpolation of Grade
Rod Paterson
Intrepid
Geophysics
Earth Modelling in the Cloud
Darin Bryce
Geosoft
pre-dinner drinks
Dinner
The AIG and GS recognise the importance
of the authors IP. PowerPoints will not be
distributed to the delegates and the audience
asked not to record talks (visual or sound).
Authors will be invited to deliver a PowerPoint
for uploading to the AIG website in the week
after the symposium. This is optional. The
PowerPoint should fairly reflect the talk and
not be an advertisement for a company or
product. However, authors are not expected
to submit page for page exactly the same
PowerPoint as that presented.
All PowerPoints and oral presentations should
be in English.
For Symposium bookings and financial
issues please contact Jocelyn Thomson
[email protected] or
fax to + 61 8 9355 2164
For sponsorship, presentation and
trade booth enquiries contact Julian
Vearncombe
[email protected] or
tel. to + 61 437 477 220
Please Note: All speakers (except keynote and
invited speakers) are required to register and
pay for attendance at the conference.
networking functions and dinner
accompanying persons
Additional tickets are available for
networking events on
Sunday and Monday evenings:
$40 per person.
Accompanying persons are invited to
register for the sum of AU$180 per
person which includes a Conference
bag and information, the 2 Networking
events and the Conference Dinner.
Additional tickets for the
pre-dinner drinks and dinner Tuesday:
$80 per person.
Special sightseeing tours are available
through Bali Discovery Tours.
See page 5 for further information.
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preliminary conferenc e program - d ay 3
Symposium
C o mm i t t ee a n d
session chairs
The following is an indicative schedule of content. This will change.
The final timetable will be displayed on the AIG website in the weeks before the Symposium.
• Julian Vearncombe
(SJS Resource Management)
w e d n e s d ay
2 9
th
m ay
Day 3 – case studies
• Jocelyn Thomson
(Geoscientists Symposia & AIG)
• Bill Hewitt
(PT PZC Services, Jakarta}
MDRU KEYNOTE: China’s Gold Endowment
Craig Hart
University
British Colombia
• Sandy Moyle
(Goldminex Resources, Melbourne
and Port Moresby)
• Pak Priyo
(Geoservices PT Jakarta)
• Wayne Spilsbury
(Geoduck, Perth)
short title
name
affiliation
Martabe mine
John Warner
G Resources
Theo van
Kelian gold deposit
Consultant
Leeuwin
Wafi-Golpu porphyry Cu-Au
Doug Menzies
Morobe Mining
call for
posters
posters
The Kham Thong Lai Copper-gold
Peter Leaman
Phu Bia Mining
Way Linggo Epithermal
Mike Andrews
Southern Arc
Star Mountain, Papua-Indonesia
Hashari
Kamaruddin
Consultant
Geophysics of Elang Cu-Au porphyry
Terry Hoschke
Newmont Asia
Pacific
Cirianiu,Vanua Levu,Fiji
Geoff Taylor
Consultant
Gold-copper Sulawesi Island
Gayuh ND
Putranto
PT Gorontalo
Minerals - BRM
Porphyry Cu-Au Eastern Sunda Arc
Adi Maryono
Consultant
Alluvial & bed-rock platinum, East Asia
Yulia Nazimova
NZ Exploration
Ltd
Pliocene Cu-Au porphyry systems in the Papuan
Peninsula
Bob Findlay
Mineralisation potential of the Whiteman Range,
West New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea
Chris Muller
Lunch-time
The Symposium will have a significant poster
component and poster sessions. There is no
charge for posters and we especially encourage
junior mine and exploration staff and students to
present a poster. Please contact the organisers
to submit a poster. Please submit a title and
author name(s) as soon as possible.
Posters are for the display of scientific results
and should not be used for the promotion of
businesses, research groups, government
departments, companies or products, that is
the role of a Trade Exhibit. The Symposium will
have a significant poster component and poster
sessions.
We especially encourage students, junior mine
and exploration staff to present a poster. If
possible include a small photo of the author on
the poster display.
Posters may be in a language other than
English.
Papua Mining
POST E RS
short title
name
affiliation
Crocodiles and Interpretation of the Pliocene Cu-Au
Bob Findlay
Mineralisation in PNG
Diponegoro
Andesite Alteration on Mount Kendalisodo
Sendiant Angga
University
Traditional Mine
Darmawan
Semarang
University of
Pembangunan
Geology and mineralization in Ayah District,
Adi Sulaksono
Nasional
Central Java
Veteran
Yogyakarta
There is space for plenty more posters
w el come to bali
Bali has a tropical climate appropriate to its proximity to the equator. Temperatures in May range
between minimum 25 degrees C and 32 Degrees C, with humidity 60%. Occasionally rainfall can
also be expected but usually at night or very early morning. The central mountain area is typically
cooler than the lower coastal areas especially at night. It can be cool on the beach in the evenings.
Getting There
Need assistance with booking flights, check out Bali Discovery Tours who are agents for Virgin
Australia http://www.balidiscovery.com/flights/flightorder.as. For the Australian delegates who
purchase their flight tickets from Bali Discovery Tours they will extend VIP assistance through
customs and immigration. Their rates are exactly the same as those available off the Virgin
Website and payment can be with a VISA or Master Card.
Visa and Taxes
Check with local Indonesian Embassy or Consulate re your visa requirements. Many foreign
visitors pay US$25 on entry. Don’t forget 150,000rp (at time of producing this brochure) for
departure tax.
Transport
The taxi fare from Denpasar airport to Sanur is around 150,000rp. Transport is usually by taxi or
negotiate transport with vehicles outside the hotel grounds.
Accommodation
All delegates including keynote and invited speakers are asked to make their own accommodation
bookings.
The Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel offers a conference rate of US$89 per night, booked direct with
them. See booking form included in brochure (page 11)
There are many hotels in Sanur within walking distance to the Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel or a
short taxi ride, with many of them on the beach. For assistance other than Conference venue,
we recommend Bali Discovery Tours http://www.balidiscovery.com or the many sites on the web
offering last minute deals.
Sightseeing
For accompanying persons:
Suggested tours are cooking lessons, Elephant Park, monkey forests and Kintamani, West Bali
to Mengwi, Bedugul Botanical Gardens, Jatluwih (UNESCO Heritage site) and Tanah Lot Tanah
Lots and special lunch at a Balinese royal palace (where Mick Jagger married), Bike tour from
Kintamani to Ubud. Bali Behind the Scenes: Exposure to farming traditions and visit to local village
and traditional dance studio. Day cruise program to Nusa Lembongan. There are also many
opportunities to dive and surf around Bali and Lombok.
Pre- or post- conference:
An early morning volcano climb led by a Geologist from Udayana University. A trip to Kintamani
including a stop at the new volcano museum, this would be a private tour and arrangements need
to be made with the museum to open on a Sunday. Other ideas include a one or two day excursion
to Komodo Island, Borobudur Temple in Central Java or Tanah Toraja in Sulawesi.
For all sightseeing activities, the recommended tour company is Bali Discovery Tours. They have
a wide range of tours and can tailor arrange to suit your requirements. Visit their website at
http://www.balidiscovery.com
authors and
presenters:
Ab s t r a c t
V o l u me
The AIG will produce a digital pdf Abstract
Volume. The Volume will be available as a
digital file on the AIG website in advance of the
event. The volume will also be available on a
thumb drive at the meeting. The AIG will not be
printing the volume.
Abstracts for posters, all talks, invited and
keynotes should be between 500 and 1500
words. All abstracts should include a single
figure, typically a map or summary diagram.
All abstracts should include appropriate
references. Please ensure that your abstract
correctly and fairly references the work of
others. Abstracts are required by Monday
11th February 2013 and should be sent to
[email protected]
Abstracts for oral presentations should be
in English. Abstracts for posters may be in a
language other than English.
Please submit your abstract in Microsoft
Word. Submit the single figure as a JPEG
or TIFF separately (not embedded in Word).
Tables should be of realistic size, upright and
in Word. Abstracts will be reviewed by the AIG
and edited as necessary. But abstracts will
not be formally peer reviewed. The abstracts
will be desktop published by the AIG - you do
not need to format your text for publication.
For the style of publication and past abstracts
please view any of AIG Bulletins 54 to
56 complied by Julian Vearncombe and
published by the AIG for free download at
www.aig.org.au and www.sjsresource.com.au
Interested in
snorkling and diving?
Check out
www.tulambenwreckdivers.com
owned by former West Australians.
If you can’t do an overnight trip, at least
consider a day trip. Fantastic scenery,
this side of the island is totally different to
the south side. All equipment is supplied,
snorklers are accompanied and they do
companion (resort) dives. If you able to stay
longer, you can do an Open Water Diver
(Badi) course.
Bali Discovery Tours also do day trips.
websites of interest
Bali Discovery Tour Company
www.balidiscovery.com/tours
Sanur
Paradise Hotel
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short coursEs,
MinE visits and
fiEld trips
Friday 24th May
3d GEoloGy ModEl-BuildinG, plus intErpolation of GradE &
ModEllinG of potEntial fiElds
By Helen Gibson and Rod Paterson
Venue: Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel Time: 08:30am - 17.30pm
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This short course requires participants to provide their own laptop computer, and includes a 4-week
evaluation licence for GeoModeller. Operating system: PC Windows. Please bring your own international
power converter.
Morning: Build a simple 3d geological model & perform interpolation of grade
• Selectaprojectionsystem,importaDEM
Friday 24th May
• Constructageologicalpile
workshop, Bali
• Addgeologicaldata,andafaultnetwork
3d Geology Model-Building, including
interpolation Methods for assay data
• Computeandrenderin2Dand3D
By Helen Gibson and Rod Paterson
• Re-computethegeologicalmodel
• Adddrillholedata(collars,surveys,lithologies,assays)
• Performinterpolationofassaydata(inversedistancemethod)
• Analysevolumetricassociationsofgrade&lithology
Afternoon: forward & inverse geophysical modelling
Saturday
S
aturday 25th May
• Introductiontogeologicallyconstrainedstochasticgeophysical
inversion
workshop, Bali
• Enterinitialrockproperties
public reporting of Exploration and
Mineral resources
• Forwardcomputethegravityresponsedirectlyfrom3Dgeology
By Gerry Fahey and Graeme Jeffress
• Settingup&runningageophysicalinversion(gravity&/ormagnetics)
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All welcome - but ideally designed for exploration geologists and geophysicists with little previous geology
model-building experience, and some knowledge of interpreting potential field data & economic grades.
dEtails
AIG and/or members of
sponsor societies and
companies:
$570.00
Non-members:
$770.00
Minimum number: 10
Maximum number: 45
• Automatedrock-propertyoptimization
• Analysisofthegeology-geometryoutcomes
• Analysisofresultingvariabledensityvoxets
• Targetpickingonhigh-densityclusters
Sunday 26th May
w
orkshop, Bali
workshop,
Epithermal and carlin-style gold
deposits: new developments and
exploration workshop
By Greg Corbett and Steve Garwin
Thursday
T
hursday and Friday 30th and 31st May
w
orkshop, Bali
workshop,
Exploration Geochemistry
By Steve Sugden and Heidi Pass
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Thursday to Saturday
30th and 31st May, 1st June
u
p-skilling field workshop, lombok
up-skilling
structural Geology and resources
By Gerard Tripp and Julian Vearncombe
All short courses and workshops are open to
delegates not registered for the main Symposium.
Proposed field visits subject to finalization of the
itinerary and granting of relevant permissions
prEsEntErs
hElEn GiBson – Helen has Masters and Honours qualifications from the University of Melbourne,
majoring in geology. Following early work in gold exploration, she spent 12 years working for
Geotrack International on commercial projects involving thermal and tectonic history reconstructions
in petroleum terrains. Since 2004 she has worked for Intrepid Geophysics (Melbourne) as a
Consulting Geologist, and in promoting GeoModeller software, including assisting the implementation
of new software modules for geothermal & geophysical inversion. Helen has authored over 50 client
reports, and published several regional studies including 3D geological & heat flow modelling of the
north Perth Basin.
rod patErson – Rod is a multi-skilled geoscientist with 30 years’ experience in mining and
exploring for tin, base metals, gold and heavy mineral sands. He has a B.Sc in Geology and
Geophysics and has proven analytical ability in the fields of geology, geochemistry, geophysics and
remote sensing, and a successful track record in ore resource/reserve estimation in a wide range of
commodities. Rod specialises in the integration of multidisciplinary data in GIS and image processing
environments as well as the processing of ground and airborne magnetic and radiometric and other
remotely sensed data. He also has many years experience in software design and development.
Saturday 25th May
The Do’s and Don’ts of Public Reporting of Exploration Results
& Mineral Resources
How the new JORC Code, NI43-101 and other codes work.
By Gerry Fahey and Graeme Jeffress.
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This one-day workshop is designed to give participants a good understanding of the best practices in
producing code-compliant, responsible public reports. It delivers a sound understanding, at a theoretical
and practical level, of what a Competent person is and how they go about reporting their work publicly.
The CRIRSCO family of reporting codes provide guidelines, standards, definitions and provides mandatory
systems for communicating the work of mining companies.
Gerry and Graham will speak about competency, transparency and materiality and what they mean in
practice for public reporting.
The workshop will cover the following:
Details
• Why we need reporting Codes
AIG and/or members of
sponsor societies and
companies: • Overview of Reporting Codes and explanation of key concepts
and terms
• Discussions of the different Codes, their similarities and
differences
$570.00
• “If not, why not” reporting requirements and JORC Table 1
$770.00
• The role of Competent/Qualified Persons, attribution
requirements, responsibilities and authority
Minimum number: 32
• How to interpret and apply the relevant code for your area of
operation
Non-members: Maximum number: 100
• Examples of compliant and non-compliant reports in terms of both the 2004 and 2012 Codes
• Using Reporting Codes and producing reports and media releases with confidence
Group interaction and case studies are used to illustrate and reinforce workshop concepts.
This workshop is highly recommended for anyone involved in the
process of communicating the results of publically-listed resource
exploration and mining companies.
Sponsor
and Trade
Exhibitor
This is your opportunity to show-case
your business to a focussed group of
industry professionals.
Sponsorship Details:
• Three (3) registrations for Symposium
(does not include courses)
• Trade booth (large)
• Logo on promotional materials
• Logo prominently located on the
Symposium abstract volume (digital
distribution)
• Sponsors name displayed prominently
during the Symposium
Trade Exhibitor Details:
• Trade booth (Large - 5m wide x 3m deep, or
Small - 3m wide x 3m deep) located in the
tea-coffee-lunch area for three days
• Two (2) registrations for Symposium (does
not include courses)
• Mention on
materials
Symposium
promotional
• Logo in the Symposium abstract volume
(digital distribution)
PresenterS
Gerry Fahey – Gerry is director/principal geologist at CSA Global. Gerry has over 35 years’
experience in the minerals industry and is a member of the Joint Ore Reserve Committee (JORC).
Gerry is considered a practice leader in mining geology and resource and project evaluation,
feasibility studies, company advice on JORC and NI 43-101 reporting and Independent Geologist
Reports. Other expertise includes the development and implementation of onsite mining dilution and
operator training workshops as well as mentoring and training for mine geologists and technicians.
Graham Jeffress – Graham is Manager (Exploration & Evaluation) at CSA Global with over
25 years’ experience in mineral exploration from grass roots to advanced prospects; near-mine
exploration and resource definition in Australia and overseas. He has worked for companies ranging
from majors through to juniors, government and as a consultant and contractor, covering a broad
range of commodities and deposit types. Graham has been a director (Federal Councillor) of
the Australian Institute of Geoscientists (AIG) since 2002 and has been the AIG Councillor with
responsibilities for JORC since 2009.
Sponsor $7,500
including 3 registrations
Trade exhibitor
including 2 registrations
Large: $5,000
Small: $3,000
Packages can be negotiated to best
reflect the needs of your company.
For further information contact
Julian Vearncombe
[email protected] or
Jocelyn Thomson
[email protected]
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Sunday 26th May
thank you to
our sponsors
non-corporate Sponsors
Epithermal Au-Ag and Carlin-type Gold Deposit Short Course
By Greg Corbett (Consultant, Sydney) and Steve Garwin (Consultant, Perth)
Venue: Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel Time: 08:30am - 17.30pm
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This one day short course will be divided between epithermal Au-Ag by Greg Corbett in the morning
and Carlin deposits by Steve Garwin in the afternoon.
The epithermal Au-Ag component by Greg Corbett uses Pacific Rim exploration examples to initially
consider some geological exploration tools (alteration, structure and breccias), and then how
an analysis of the controls to mineralisation (host rocks, structure, style of mineralisation and
mechanism of Au deposition) might help to target discoveries, or understand known ore systems.
The Carlin deposit component will present the geology, styles of hydrothermal alteration and
mineralization, geochemical expression and geophysical signature of Carlin-type gold deposits.
Examples include deposits and districts in Nevada, Southeast Asia, China and elsewhere. The
course will focus on vectors to ore and successful methods that have been applied towards
deposit discovery.
This course will be of interest to exploration- and mine- geologists who wish to learn more about
the characteristics of these important gold deposit types.
PresenterS
greg corbett – Greg is a consultant exploration geologist with over 30 years of experience in
epithermal and porphyry deposits in over 30 countries. He is a well-known provider of short courses
to the exploration industry and past president of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists (AIG).
Steve Garwin – Steve has 25 years of experience as an exploration geologist in SE Asia, China,
Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Australia, the western USA, British Columbia, Mexico, Peru,
Ecuador and Chile. He worked with Newmont Mining for ten years, including two years as Chief
Geologist in Nevada. Steve is one of the leading authorities on epithermal, porphyry and Carlin-style
mineralization in the circum-Pacific region, particularly SE Asia. He has been an adjunct research
fellow at the Centre for Exploration Targeting at the University of Western Australia since 2001.
MEMR
Details
Geological Survey Indonesia
AIG and/or members of
sponsor societies and
companies: $570.00
Non-members: $770.00
Minimum number: 32
Maximum number: 100
corporate Sponsors
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Thursday & Friday 30th and 31st May.
Exploration Geochemistry
By Steve Sugden and Heidi Pass both of ioGlobal Pty Ltd
Venue: Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel Time: 08:30am - 17.30pm
The workshop is targeted at all exploration, mine, resource and government geologists and is
designed to give the participants an understanding of the principals of exploratory data analysis
and QA/QC methodology. New developments in the use of lithogeochemistry and partial leach
analysis in mineral exploration and mining operations will be covered. The workshop will also
include practical EDA demonstrations using the ioGAS software application. Participants will be
provided with a fully functional trial licence of the software to use with their own data after the
workshop. In detail the course will cover:
Details
Day 1
• Exploratory Data Analysis, including practical demonstrations
- The philosophy of EDA
- Data validation
- Univariate and bivariate graphical techniques
- Map based visualisation, attribute and thematic maps; RGB
combinations; plots and imaging data
- Levelling geochemical data for differences in sample medium
or analytical technique and identifying outliers
AIG and/or members of
sponsor societies and
companies: $1000.00
Non-members: $1200.00
Minimum number: 10
Maximum number: 40
- Multivariate analysis, principal components
analysis and weighted sums
Day 2
• Quality Assurance and Quality Control
- Sampling errors
- Sampling strategies & procedures
-Sizing
-Contamination
- Accuracy, use of CRMs and standards
- Precision, use of duplicates, measuring and monitoring precision.
- Bias, scatter, QQ and relative bias plots.
• New Developments in Applied Geochemistry
- Lithogeochemistry for rock classification and quantifying alteration
- Partial leach analysis opportunities and limitations
Presenters
Steve Sugden – Steve is an exploration geologist with over 30 years experience, exploring
for a wide variety of commodities including Gold, Base Metals, Uranium, Iron Ore and Diamonds,
throughout Australia, PNG and New Zealand, in projects ranging from conceptual grass roots
exploration through to mining operations. During his career he has worked for a number of Companies
including CRA Exploration, Plutonic, Homestake and Harmony Gold and has been instrumental in a
number of economic discoveries both personally and as a team leader. He has extensive experience
in the design and implementation of geochemical exploration programs, and the interpretation of
geochemical data. He is a Fellow of the Aus.I.M.M and SEG, a Member and Federal Councillor of the
AIG and a Registered Professional Geoscientist (Mineral Exploration & Geochemistry).
Heidi Pass – Heidi has 7 years of experience working as an Exploration Geochemist-Geologist
and Environmental Geoscientist in Canada and Australia. Heidi completed her Honours in Earth &
Ocean Science as well as a Major in Chemistry from the University of Victoria in Canada (2000). After
working for 5 years as an environmental geoscientist and then greenfields exploration geologist for
Entrée Gold and Diamondex, Heidi moved to Australia where she completed her PhD in economic
geology at CODES, University of Tasmania (2010). Heidi’s diverse background includes working
experience in porphyry Cu-Au, IOCG, VHMS, and Pb-Zn-style ore deposits, all stages of environmental
site assessment and remediation, assisting in preparation of expert witness testimony and report
writing in accordance with NI 43-101.
thank you
to our
supporters
trade booths
and supPorters
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10
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Thursday to Saturday 30th and 31st May, 1st June
He a lt h a n d
Safety
The mining industry is known world-wide
for its lead role in occupational health and
safety. All Symposium participants will be
required to comply with health and safety
laws, regulations, recommendations and
leader requests.
Specifically:
• There will be compulsory safety
inductions prior to all activities.
• For all activities there will be a
designated leader responsible for safety
and she/he is your first communication
point on any safety issue.
• All safety and health issues should be
reported to the responsible person
immediately.
• On mine visits and exploration sites
delegates will comply fully with the host
company safety policy.
Structural Geology and Resources
Up-skilling field workshop, West Lombok
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By Gerard Tripp (Barrick Australasia) and Julian Vearncombe (SJS Resource Management)
Desktop and field exploration activities daily. Venue: West Lombok Time: To be notified
With desktop, field mapping and drill core exercises this workshop will run on the Southern Arc
exploration properties in Lombok. The field workshop is designed to introduce participants to
exploration methodologies with particular emphasis on structural geology skills. This is a training
exercise and participants will individually collect, analyse and plot data. The workshop assumes a
basic geological knowledge. Specifically, the course will cover:
• Field mapping
• Diamond core logging including structural logging
• Brittle and ductile structures
• Exploration geology in Indonesia - porphyry and epithermal environments
• The recognition of structural elements and their measurement
• An overview of structure logging methods, errors and preferred techniques
• Vein morphology
• Precious metal and copper mineralisation
The Up-skilling workshop will depart Bali by flight to Lombok early morning Saturday 30th and return
on the afternoon/evening of the 1st June. Flight and transfer costs (from Sanur Paradise Plaza
Hotel) are not included in the registration. Accommodation (local hotel Bola Bola) and transport on
Lombok are generously supplied by Southern Arc. The organisers thank Mike Andrews, Andy Rowe
and Hamish Campbell for their assistance and contribution to this workshop.
• On all field trips and mine visits
participants are required to wear highvisibility clothing, long sleaved shirts,
long trouser, wide brimmed sun hat (or
supplied safety hard hat) and steel-toe
capped safety boots.
• Delegates should in confidence and
in advance notify the Symposium
organiser of any personal health or other
safety factor that may impact on the
Symposium, field trip or mine visits.
Details
AIG and/or members of
sponsor societies and
companies: • All delegates on mine visits and field trips
should be “fit for work”.
$1600
• All mine and exploration companies have
a zero tolerance policy to drugs and
alcohol. All host companies on mines
and exploration tenements reserve the
right to drug and alcohol test anyone or
everyone. Anyone under the influence
(including a reduced “fitness for
work” from prescription drugs) will be
immediately removed from the mine and/
or excursion and no refund offered.
• The Symposium committee has a
zero tolerance policy in relation to
any behaviour that is unsafe. Persons
deliberately not complying with the law,
rules, recommendations or instructions
will be immediately removed from the
mine, excursion, course or Symposium
and no refund offered.
• In the interests of everyone’s health,
all symposia events including courses,
field trips and mine visits are strictly no
smoking.
• All safety incidents and accidents
should be reported as soon as possible
irrespective of how minor them may
appear.
Non-members: $2000
Minimum number: 10
Maximum number: 20
Air fare and schedule
flight DENPASARLOMBOK-DENPASAR
by LION AIR
JT 1852: 30 MAY 13
DPS-LOP JAM 0950-1020
Presenters
JT 1855: 01 JUN 13
LOP-DPS JAM 1740-1810
gerard tripp – Gerard is the Regional Structural Specialist for Barrick Gold, Australia-Africa-Asia
who specialises in field application of stratigraphic and structural principles applied to exploration and
the development of gold and copper resources. Gerard has extensive experience in the search for
Archaean greenstone gold deposits in Australia and Africa, porphyry Cu-Au and epithermal deposits in
Papua-New Guinea, and sediment-hosted Cu deposits in Zambia. A particular focus is the application
of practical tools to assist exploration geologists in their daily work, including advanced structural
geology from continent to drill core scale, stratigraphic and structural analysis of metallogenic
districts, and field-based recognition of key criteria for area selection and targeting in exploration.
julian vearncombe – Julian Vearncombe is the Principal Consultant at SJS Resource Management
who specialise in all levels of geological consulting. Julian brings world-leading expertise to the
process, application and management of structural geology to mineral exploration. His experience
encompasses all continents except Antarctica. Julian has published more than seventy peer-review
papers and two memoirs. Julian also brings expertise in executive and strategic management, public
listing experience, capital raising, the identification of key projects and technically-focused mineral
exploration. SJS offers a record of highly-successful exploration for base and precious metals, with
an emphasis on quality management decisions, target generation, field structural geology, resource
to reserve conversion and training.
option al
OPTIONAL
hotel
reservation
form only
h o t e l
r e s e rv at i o n
fo r m
Please note that the optional hotel reservation is separate and unrelated to the symposium registration
East Asia: Geology, Exploration Technologies and Mines
SANUR PARADISE PLAZA HOTEL & SUITES: May 2013
Please Return this registration form to:
SANUR PARADISE PLAZA HOTEL AND SUITES, Jl. Hang Tuah No. 46, Sanur 80228, Bali, INDONESIA
Phone: +62 361 281 781, Fax: +62 361 289 166,
Attention to: Mr Tripian Portapia - [email protected] or Mrs Diany - [email protected]
general information
Please send this form direct to the hotel, NOT to the Symposium
Please print in BLOCK LETTERS
FULL NAME (MR./MISS/MRS.):________________________________________________________________________________________________
SHARE WITH (if sharing):_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
COMPANY:________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Address:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
City/Town:______________________________________ State:________ Postcode:____________ Country:_____________________________
Phone:_______________________________________________________ Facsimile:__________________________________________________
Email:______________________________________________________________________________
arrival & departure
Check-In Date:__________________________________ Check-Out Date:_____________________ Total Nights: _________________________
Arrival:_________________________________________ Flight No:___________________________ Time: _______________________________
Departure:______________________________________ Flight No:___________________________ Time: _______________________________
AIRPORT TRANSFER: Airport pick up service cost USD 15 net/way, Airport drop off service cost USD 10 net/way
Should you wish for airport transfer service kindly fill in the flight detail listed above.
room required
Note: Rooms are subject to availability. R
ooms are applicable for single / double
occupancy, inclusive buffet breakfast and 21% service and government tax.
Please tick your preference
Room Type
Twin Bed
Double Bed
Room Rate/Night
Superior Room
USD 87 net/room/night
Premier Room
USD 112 net/room/night
Pool View
USD 112 net/room/night
Balcony Room
USD 112 net/room/night
Deluxe Room
USD 122 net/room/night
Club Room
USD 122 net/room/night
Club Deluxe
USD 142 net/room/night
Executive Suites
N/A
PAYMENT of deposit
USD 200 net/room/night
Please choose the payment method as follows:
CREDIT CARD GUARANTEE: To ensure your reservation, a credit card deposit of one night is required. It will be credited to your room _____ account and will guarantee your room until midnight on the date of your arrival. Requests without deposits will not be processed.
Please charge my Credit Card:
VISA
DINERS
MASTERCARD
AMEX
BCA
________
Card Number:_________________________________________________ Card Expiry Date: ____ /______
Name of Cardholder:___________________________________________ Signature of Cardholder:_____________________________________
DEPOSIT VIA BANK TRANSFER: Kindly complete and return this registration form along with a copy of the bank transfer of one night
deposit payment made to:
Company: SANUR PARADISE PLAZA HOTEL AND SUITES Bank Account: Bank Central Asia - Komplek Pertokoan Golf Arcade Sanur, Jl. By Pass Ngurah
Rai, Sanur - Bali Account Name: PT. DWI MITRA NUSANTARA
Account No. : 670-0037001 (USD)
Swift Code: CENAIDJA
CANCELLATION POLICY: -
Cancellation received by Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel before 14 days prior to the scheduled arrival date shall not be subjected to any penalties
Should a cancellation be received less than 14 days of the scheduled arrival date or should a reservation result in a ”no show”, a penalty of one night’s contracted
room charge will be applied to your account.
Should any of the aforementioned FIT conditions not to be meet, Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel reserves the right to take any action as deemed appropriate.
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East asia: Geology, Exploration technologies and Mines
sanur, Bali, indonesia — 27th-29th May 2013
For any further details please contact: Jocelyn Thomson, Event Manager
08 9355 2164; email: [email protected]
dElEGatE dEtails
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tax invoicE ABN 26 141 857 687 002
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Company: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address - Street or PO Box: _________________________________________________________________________________________________
City/Town:_____ ________________________________
State:_______
Postcode: ___________
Country: ____________________________
Delegate Direct Email: ________________________________________________________________
Phone: ______________________________
Administration Email: _________________________________________________________________
Mobile: _____________________________
NOTE: All registered delegates will have their name and company printed in a Delegate List.
Please tick here if you do not wish your details to be included.
ONE FORM PER PERSON PLEASE
Accompanying Person Name: ________________________________________________________________________________________________
Special Requirements (dietary, disability etc): ___________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
rEGistration dEtails
Tick to
Attend
AIG* or
Sponsor
Member
Please tick the box/es of the days/events you wish to attend
and use the right hand column to tally your fees
symposium registration – 27-29 May 2013
(includes Networking Functions and Dinner)
1
2
workshop (sanur) – 24 May
3D Geology Model-building
workshop (sanur) – 25 May
The Do’s and Don’ts of Public Reporting of Exploration Results
& Mineral Resources
3
4
5
workshop (sanur) – 26 May
Epithermal Au-Ag and Carlin-type Gold Deposit Short Course
workshop (sanur) – 30-31 May
Exploration Geochemistry
upskilling field workshop (west lombok) – 30-31 May, 1 June
Structural Geology and Resources
Sponsor: Fulltime Students,
Retired or
Unemployed
Not AIG or
Sponsor
Members
$950
$500
$1250
$570
$570
$770
$570
$570
$770
$570
$300
$770
$1000
$700
$1200
$1600
$1600
$2000
accompanying persons (see page three)
Number:
Extra networking function tickets - Sunday 26 May
Qty:
$40
Extra networking function tickets - Monday 27 May
Qty:
$40
Extra pre-dinner drinks & dinner tickets - Tuesday 28 May
Qty:
$80
Fee
TALLY
$180
total (AU$):
Cancellation Policy: Cancellations by 30 April 2013 will receive 75% refund,
by 10 May 2013 50% refund, after 11 May 2013 no refund.
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Note: No GST is charged. All symposium costs in Australian dollars.
*We encourage non-members to join and a photo-scan copy of a
recent AIG application with this registration form is enough to obtain
AIG discounts. AIG membership is: Student $0, Graduate $79.20,
Associate $102.30, Member $126.50. Visit www.aig.org.au
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PO Number: _______________
Company Address:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
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