Kurse der DGGV & von der DGGV geförderte Kurse
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DTTG Workshop Claylab 2025
March 10-14th 2025, Krakow, Poland
„Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of Clays and Clay Minerals“
Apply at: workshop@ingpan.krakow.pl
Fee:
Students (350 EUR), academic professionals (600 EUR) and industry professionals (1200 EUR)
- Fee includes: participation in lectures and laboratory training, workshop materials and software, lunches, drinks and snacks, social dinner, all-week travel pass for city transportation.
Workshop consists of five full days of lectures and hands-on laboratory training on:
- Clay minerals’ structure and their interaction with cations and water
- X-ray diffractometry of clay materials including bulk rock mineral quantification (Profex/BGMN and Q-Min) and clay minerals structure simulation (Sybilla)
- Infrared spectroscopy
- Cation exchange capacity determination
- Smectite’s layer charge determination
- Thermal reactions and thermal analysis of clay-bearing materials
- Hydrogen and oxygen isotopes in clay minerals
- Electron microscopy (SEM, TEM) and electron chemical microanalysis
- Clay minerals separation and puritication procedures
Flügel-Course: International Course on Carbonate Microfacies
Flügel Courses: 10th – 14th March and 17th – 21nd March 2025
The Flügel Course is an internationally renowned course in carbonate microfacies which has been running in Erlangen since 1974. Demand has increased through time, and since 2015 the course has been running twice a year. It is organised by the Palaeontology department of the GeoZentrum Nordbayern (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg) and has been attended by over 2000 colleagues from both academia and industry. It covers a wide range of topics, and is in the form of short presentations and accompanying microscope exercises. Skills will be developed on both thin sections and loose sediments. Great emphasis is placed on recent research developments in carbonate systems (e.g., cold-water carbonates, deep-water reefs, bioerosion, cold seep carbonates). The GeoZentrum Erlangen has a unique collection of carbonate samples from around the world. It is also possible to bring your own samples to discuss with specialists.
CAS ETH in Angewandten Erdwissenschaften
2025-2027
Das Departement Erd- und Planetenwissenschaften bietet im Rahmen des Zertifikatslehrgangs CAS ETH in Angewandten Erdwissenschaften eine fortgeschrittene berufsgeleitende Weiterbildung an.
Die Kurse richten sich an Erdwissenschaftlerinnen und Erdwissenschaftler, Ingenieurinnen und Ingenieure sowie weitere Interessierte mit gleichwertiger, naturwissenschaftlich oder technisch orientierter Ausbildung.
Der Zertifikatslehrgang CAS ETH in Angewandten Erdwissenschaften soll dazu beitragen, Lösungen für die aktuellen und zukünftigen Herausforderungen in den angewandten Erdwissenschaften zu finden. Thematisch fokussiert sich das Weiterbildungsprogramm dabei auf das Verständnis des Baugrundverhaltens im Untertage- und Grundbau, die Nutzung von Energie-Ressourcen (insbesondere Geothermie), den Schutz der Grundwasserversorgung und auf die Analyse und Bewältigung von geologischen Naturgefahren.
Programmstruktur
Die Teilnehmenden erhalten in den Modulen aktuelles Grundlagenwissen und einen Überblick über die aktuelle Forschung in drei Themenbereichen:
- Geo-Ressourcen
- Baugeologie
- Geo-Risiken
5th School on Sandstone Diagenesis – University of Granada (Spain) from the 7th to the 14th of September.
We are happy to announce the 5th School on Sandstone Diagenesis. This year the school will be held at the Stratigraphy Department at the University of Granada (Spain) from the 7th to the 14th of September. We will tackle both traditional and innovative concepts for enhanced understanding of controlling processes on diagenesis with a strong focus on data acquisition, interpretation, and modelling.
The school provides a state-of-the-art review of the following topics: (i)pre-deposition controlling parameters that determine the generation and redistribution of sediments within sedimentary environments; (ii) hydraulic sorting and depositional facies as predisposing factors on early diagenesis; (iii) relationships between sedimentology and diagenetic processes; (iv) modelling of compositional data as tool for understanding and predicting texture; (v) how sand transforms to sandstone: controls on compaction and the formation of carbonate, clay mineral, and quartz cements and replacements( vi) predicting reservoir quality: carbon capture and geothermal energy case studies. Read more…
