An invaluable forum for the professional development of geoscientists, the conference is focused on discovery case histories of the world’s most recent gold mines or soon-to-be mines. A programme of sixteen 45 minute papers is presented over two days, each addressing the where-why-and-how of the discovery process leading to the world’s more important gold deposits. A publication of proceedings is available for each event.

The continued success and popularity of the conference proves the motivational nature of discovery case histories for geologists from all levels of the gold exploration and production business. Consequently it attracts strong attendance of delegates from around the globe and the sponsorship and support of major international gold producers.

From left to right: Trevor Ireland, Roger Thomson, Dan Wood, Doug Dunnet, David Gellatly, Keith Yates, David Otterman, Wally Bucknell, Mark Elliott, Ian Herbison

Porter GeoConsultancy Pty Ltd. will conduct a pre-conference field trip OzGold 2019 between 3 and 11 November. The tour will visit a selection of the most important gold deposits from Archaean to Phanerozoic in age, representing the range of gold mineralisation styles found across Australia. Delegates will be able to take a minimum of 2 days, up to the full 7 days of the field trip. It is planned to involve visits to 7 major deposits in both eastern and western Australia.

Invitation to attend a free pre-conference workshop titled:                                                                                                SEE YOUR EARTH MORE CLEARLY, FIND YOUR NEXT DEPOSIT HERE.

Seismic in hard rock environments is becoming increasingly recognised as a cost efective and valuable tool to resolve ambiguities in geological architecture and create better mineral system models, compressing timeframes to the next phase of ore discovery.

Attendees will hear from HiSeis and indutry professionals about the application of Seismic in Mineral Exploration and Mining.

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