TIGeR Conferences
Find information on the TIGeR conferences below:
TIGeR Conference 2017
TImescales of Geological Processes
13-15 September, 2017
Curtin University, Perth, Western Australia
The aim of this 3-day conference is to promote progress at the leading edge of this topic through presentations and open-forum discussion.
We will focus on key aspects of the time-scales of:
- Terrestrial planet formation and evolution
- Orogenesis and metamorphism
- Metasomatism and fluid flow
- Crystal growth in nature
- Element transport on short and long spatial scales
- Ore formation
- Weathering and related topics
The total number of participants will be limited to about 80-100, to facilitate active participation and open discussion. So register early to avoid disappointment.
Conference brochure
Please download the brochure.
Register for the conference
Please download the Registration Form and return to tiger@curtin.edu.au
Sponsors
TIGeR Conference 2016
Rock alteration in the upper crust: Element mobility and concentration
26-28 September, 2016
Curtin University, Perth, Western Australia
The aim of this 3-day conference is to promote progress at the leading edge of this topic through presentations and open-forum discussion.
We will focus on key aspects of:
- Rock hydration and carbonation: length and time scales
- Element mobility and enrichment
- Mineralisation
- Enhanced alteration: in situ recovery
- Environmental remediation
- Reactions and transport in the critical zone
- Geomicrobiology/biogeochemistry
The total number of participants will be limited to about 80-100 to facilitate active participation and open discussion, so register early to avoid disappointment.
Conference program
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Sponsors
TIGeR Conference 2015
Key issues in fluid-rock interaction: From the nano to the macroscale
23-25 September, 2015
Curtin University, Perth, Western Australia
The aim of this 3-day conference is to promote progress at the leading edge of this topic through presentations and open-forum discussion. We will focus on key aspects of:
- The mineral-fluid interface
- Mechanisms of reactive fluid flow through low permeability rocks
- Mass transfer and mineralization; timescales
- Fluids, rock strength and deformation mechanisms
- Fluids and geodynamics
The total number of participants will be limited to about 80-100, to facilitate active participation and open discussion, so register early to avoid disappointment.
Conference program
Please download the program.
Sponsors
