The Organising Committee invites you to present

original work (relating to the areas of interest detailed

below) at the 26 International Applied Geochemistry

Symposium incorporating the 35 New Zealand

Geothermal Workshop to be held in Rotorua,

New Zealand from 18 November to 21 November 2013.

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Advances in analytical geochemistry

Applied Aqueous Geochemistry

Biogeochemistry

Genetic models in exploration

Geochemical mapping

Geochemical exploration and mineral prospectivity

Geochemical research in mine districts and the environment afterclosure of mines

Geochemistry of epithermal deposits

Geochemistry of orogenic gold deposits

Geochemistry of sea floor massive sulphide systems

New methods for processing geochemical data

Recent developments in lithogeochemical methods with explorationapplications

Sampling and real-time analysis methods in geochemical studies

Urban Geochemistry

Other

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Second Circular Call for Abstracts

Rotorua, New Zealand

www.gns.cri.nz/iags

Lake Rotorua and Rotorua city in the foreground

Geyser in Whakarewarewa

Wairakei geothermal field

Waihi gold/silver mine

The closing date for abstract submissions is 31 May 2013

General information on presentation topics

Second Circular and Call for Abstracts:

Deadline for abstracts:

Submission of final abstracts:

Notification of acceptance:

Deadline for early-bird registration:

Registration deadline for workshops & field excursions:

26th IAGS Conference:

Deadline for Special Issue submission:

30 November 2012

31 May 2013

31 July 2013

sent by 15 August 2013

31 Aug 2013

18-21 November 2013

31 January 2014

31 Aug 2013

The Organising committee invite presentations from all topics relating togeochemical applications in mapping and exploration, data mining andanalysis, mineral and geothermal resources, and environmental studiesand in particular:

Champagne Pool,Waiotapu Thermal Park

On receipt of acceptance of an abstract for oral presentation, the presentermust supply a short biography that can be used by the session chairpersonto introduce the speaker. This biography should be no more than 50 wordslong and should be submitted at the same time as registration.

Students are encouraged to submit papers for oral or poster presentation.Students are eligible for reduced registration, short course and field tripfees and some other incentives. For example, the Association of AppliedGeochemists will provide support to a number of students to attend the26 IAGS. See: www.appliedgeochemists.org/index.php/students.Specific funding incentives will also be available to geothermal students,and will be notified on the IAGS 2013 web site as they are developed.

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Go to http://www.gns.cri.nz/iags/call.html and follow the instructions.

Oral presentations

Poster presentations

Presenters biography

Students

How to submit your abstract

We are grateful to the following sponsors

Travelling to Rotorua

Rotorua

Accommodation &Restaurants

Tourism

Geothermal Workshops Sessions

Rotorua is easily reached viaAuckland and connectingflights with Australia, Asiaand North and South America

Rotorua offers a wide varietyof accommodation fromluxury first class hotels tobackpackers hostels.

It also hosts a wide rangeof dining possibilitiesincluding local andinternational restaurants.

Activities:- many geothermalattractions,- walking & mountain bikingthrough forests,- boating & fishing on themany lakes,- white-water rafting,- river jet boating,- 4WHD driving,

Attractions:- the Rainbow Springs &kiwi encounter- Buried Village of Te Wairoa- Agradome , Agroventures- Ngongataha Skyline rides& luge- Paradise Valley SpringsWildlife Park- Te Puia Maori Arts &Crafts Centre

Alternatively, visitors can relaxin one of the many spas.

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Geology

Geophysics

Environmental issues

Resources

Drilling and exploration

Engineering - reservoir modelling

Direct use

Other

Engineering - production and management

Engineering - drilling and well testing

Posters should be AO size and of a portrait orientation. There will be twoposter sessions during the conference in which the presenters will have theopportunity to present their posters to delegates.

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Rotorua Convention Centre (middle)

Maori concert party

The New Zealand Geothermal Workshop (NZGW) normally produces aproceedings volume containing full papers. This facility will also be availablein 2013 for papers associated with NZGW session presentations. Thecollection of NZGW abstracts will be the same as for IAGS. However, thecollection of NZGW papers will be separate, because a full review process isrequired. Details on how to submit your NZGW paper will be available later.31 July is the deadline for receipt of full papers for NZGW.

Oral presentations will be allocated 20 minutes. However, if the number ofsubmissions exceeds the total time available for presentations, thepresentation time may be reduced to 15 minutes.