Upcoming Events and Meetings
23 April 2019 - QLD Division Meeting
Speaker: Balz Kamber, Queensland University of Technology
Topic: Giant ore deposits associated with impact structures: why Sudbury is the exception and not the rule
Location: Transcontinental Hotel, 482 George St, Brisbane— directly opposite the Roma Street Station
Time: 5:15pm for 6:00pm
28 May 2019 - QLD Division Annual General Meeting
Speaker: Mojtaba Rajabi, University of Queensland
Topic: Present day stress field of Australia
Location: Transcontinental Hotel, 482 George St, Brisbane— directly opposite the Roma Street Station
Time: 5:15pm for 6:00pm
Previous Division Meetings
26 March 2019 - QLD Division Meeting
Speaker: Sue Golding, University of Queensland
Topic: Past, present and future applications of isotope geochemistry in resources exploration and environment
23-24 March 2019 - QLD Division at the World Science
Details: GSAQ is running a booth for the World Science Festival with publications, geological specimens and GSAQ Rock and Mineral Sets on display. The Division will also offer guided walking tours of the geology, buildings stones and historic buildings of inner Brisbane.
Website: https://www.worldsciencefestival.com.au/
19 February 2019
Speaker: Kenneth Collerson (KDC Consulting and SEES, University of Queensland)
Topic: Cobalt and HREE Mineral Systems in the Eastern Mount Isa Block: IOCG Metal Source and Exploration Opportunities
27 November 2018 – QLD Division Monthly Meeting
Speaker: Gideon Rosenbaum (University of Melbourne)
Description: The Tasmanides: Phanerozoic tectonic evolution of eastern Australia
31 October 2018 – QLD Division Monthly Meeting (Townsville)
Speaker: Ross Cayley (Geological Survey of Victoria)
Description: New ideas on the Tasmanide tectonics
30 October 2018 – QLD Division Monthly Meeting (Brisbane)
Speaker: Ross Cayley (Geological Survey of Victoria)
Description: New ideas on the Tasmanide tectonics
29 October 2018 – GESSS QLD
Description: GESSS QLD is an event that allows honours, masters, and PhD students from all over Queensland to present their work to the wider scientific community, including geoscientists from industry, government, and academia
22 September 2018 – 2018 GSAQ Field Day - Esk Basin sequences in the headwaters of the Brisbane and Stanley Rivers, southeast Queensland
Location: Woodford, Kilcoy, Toogoolawah, Moore & Linville Districts
Details: This event will take members to the more remote parts of the Esk basin to exposures occurring in the rugged headwaters of both the Brisbane and Stanley Rivers. In some places one can jump across the Brisbane River. This beautiful countryside is enhanced by amazing exposures of the stratigraphy. It is a place where geologists can debate the origins of the strata, stages of structural deformation and magmatic events that have modified the landscape. A new geological leaflet on this part of the Basin will be released on the Field Day. George Winter and Bill D’Arcy have prepared the Field Day itinerary and accompanying leaflet edited by Warwick Willmott
28 August 2018 – QLD Division Monthly Meeting
Speaker: Dr Aldo Van Heeswijck, Deputy Chairman & Membership Secretary, Queensland Division, GSA Inc
Topic: Insights in the Drummond and Galilee Basins
24 July 2018 – QLD Division Monthly Meeting
Speaker: Nick Dyriw, PhD student, Queensland University of Technology
Topic: Ore minerals of the deep sea: A guide to ocean exploration
28 June 2018 – Combined GSAQ-AusIMM-AIG Meeting
Speaker: Todd Harrington (Resource Investment Commissioner, Queensland) and Ian MacFarlane (Chief Executive Queensland Resource Council)
Topic: Investing in exploration in Queensland
22 May 2018
Speaker: Len Cranfield (Geological Survey of Queensland)
Topic: Geotourism and “Geohistory” Tourism
24 April 2018
Speaker: Ian Withnall
Topic: Brothers-in-Arms — the War Service, Geological Careers and Legacies of Cecil Morton and Leslie Blake
27 March 2018
Speaker: Dr Simon Richards (JCU)
Topic: Lessons learned from the Charters Towers Gold Deposit: A case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
24-25 March 2018 - Queensland Division at the World Science Festival