Field trip information for TSOP - Halifax 2011
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Field trip information for TSOP - Halifax 2011
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| Joggins 2009 fieldtrip Click image to see larger version Photo credit: Rob Fensome
Gold level Core Labs Sproule Southwestern Energy IES GmbH - Schlumberger Silver level CCS Nova Scotia St. Brendan's Exploration Can Soc for Coal & Org Pet Eastrock Resourses Can Assoc of Pet Producers Corridor Resources Pearson Coal Petrography In kind support Global Geoenergy Res Ltd Geological Survey of Can NS Dept of Energy US Geological Survey Can NS Offshore Pet Board
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Please note that the fieldtrip schedule has been changed. As of June 23rd we have changed the fieldtrip to better suit the theme of the meeting and accommodate the extensive Technical Sessions. Check back often for any late changes in details. 
Note: Extra travel & accomodations information.Overview: A two-day trip is planned with Day 1 having its first stop at the famous Joggins Fossil Cliffs World Heritage Site followed by a visit to the site's new museum. In the early afternoon we will tarvel on to the famous Albertite mine site in New Brunswick. Day 2 will be spent mostly in the Sussex, New Brunswick area examining outcrops of Mississippian gas-producing fluvial reservoir and lacustrine source facies, and later a trip to an active shale gas producing facility. Pricing and additional information will be posted shortly.  August 3nd Starting at the Joggins Fossil Cliffs World Heritage Site & Fossil Museum, Bay of Fundy, Joggins, Nova Scotia Leader: John Calder, N.S. Department of Natural Resources Continuing on to Albertite mines,NB in early afternoon. (overnight in a Moncton, New Brunswick hotel) August 4rd Shale Gas Evaluation in Elgin and Moncton subbasins (with a possible visit to recent Shale gas Development Site) Leaders: David Keighley, UNB, Geology Department Steven Hinds, N.B. Department of Natural Resources Right: Upright fossil tree trunk at the famous Joggins site taken during the 1992 Euramerican Coal Province Symposium with TSOP Honorary Member Aureal Cross for scale. Photo credit: John Calder, Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources |
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