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Short courses on
geothermal resources (1-5 days) and epithermal
mineralization (1-2 days) are offered for delivery anywhere in
the world and IESE at the University of Auckland.
Geothermal lectures can be tailored for
specialist and non-specialist audiences, including groups with
no scientific background. They are designed to improve
understanding of resources so that they can be managed
effectively to serve a diversity of stakehold interests.
Epithermal lectures describe the
hydrothermal processes that produce gold-silver deposits and
the surrounding hydrothermal alteration.
The annual 7 day field trip to
NZ geothermal areas and epithermal deposits is scheduled
for 28 November to 4 December, 2010 in conjunction with
the AusIMM meeting in Auckland. It provides an overview
of the volcanic-tectonic setting, hydrology, fluid chemistry,
alteration, and mineralization in hydrothermal systems of the
North Island of New Zealand. The itinerary includes visits to
the Champagne Pool at Waiotapu, White Island volcano, and
gold-silver deposits in the Coromandel peninsula. Download a
pdf document with a detailed itinerary and costs
above.
Field trips through NZ geothermal areas and
epithermal deposits can be arranged for companies on request.
Upcoming Short Courses
SEG gold workshop Sengiggi Beach, Lombok -
21-22 November 2010
with Steve Garwin, Noel White, Anthony
Harris
Epithermal Mineralization,
AusIMM Conf., Auckland, 27 Nov, 2010
Previous Short Courses:
Geothermal Geoscience, IESE, Univ Auckland,
7-11 June, 2010
Epithermal
Mineralization; MDRU-Univ British Columbia, Vancouver, 15 Mar,
2010
Geothermal Geoscience; MDRU-Univ British Columbia,
Vancouver, 16 Mar, 2010
Epithermal Mineralization:
EGRU-James Cook Univ, Townsville, 23-25 Feb,
2010
Geothermal Geoscience; Univ
Santiago de Chile, Santiago, 23-25 Nov, 2009
Geothermal
Geochemistry; Univ Chile, Santiago, 21-23 Sept, 2009,
Epithermal Mineralization, Geol Society of Nevada,
Winnemuca, 19 June, 2009
Geothermal Geoscience; IESE, Univ
Auckland, Auckland, 14-18 Apr, 2009
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