GEOANALYSIS 97 3rd International Conference on the Analysis of Geological and Environmental Materials 1-5 June 1997 Vail Cascade Hotel & Club, Vail, Colorado USA The 3rd International Symposium on the Analysis of Geological and Environmental Materials will be held in the Colorado Rockies. The meeting provides an opportunity for analytical chemists, spectroscopists, and hydrologists working in the geosciences to: (1) share specifics of their analytical techniques with others in their field, (2) explore measurement problems that currently limit usehlness of their data in specific studies, and (3) learn more about the geoscience research applications of their data. topical geoscience investigations that make use of the analytical data rather than around individual analytical techniques.The focus of contributed papers should be the analytical methods themselves, any measurement problems that recently have been or still need to be solved to make the data most suitable for use, and procedures used to assure data quality. of analytical chemistry: Most sessions are being organized around the Contributed papers include the following areas Technical Sessions Poster Sessions Analyses supporting: > Geostandards > Climate Change Studies P Quality Assurance/ > Environmental Monitoring Quality Control + Mine-site Reclamation > Sampling > Mineral Exploration *Analyses using: > Ore Genesis NAA + Geochronology ICP-MS P Petrogenesis XRF > Elemental Speciation ICP-AES + Aqueous Geochemistry Microprobe Specialty Methods For information, please contact the General Chair: Belinda Arbogast, U.S.Geological Survey, Federal Center, Box 25046, MS 973, Denver, CO 80225 e-mail: geo97@helios.cr.usgs.gov Tel.: 303-236-2495 Fax: 303-236-3200 Participation in the symposium is open to analysts and laboratory managers in all fields of the geosciences, and to other interested scientists who use analytical laboratory data routinelyin perfbrmingtheirown investigations.Theq$tmtio~ fee will cover the Ml cost of attendance, including sessions and special events, coffee breaks, meals and l+ng, Book o Abstracts, and the symposium proceedings volume to be published as a special issue of TheAnalyst. Response Card Please send me hture announcements and informa- tion about the GEOANALYSIS 97 Symposium. Name: 0 rgan iza t io n : Address: Postal Country: Code: Tel.: Fax: k-mail: +ti+ Current Sponsors +t+ Sustaining Sponsor: Contributors: ACTLABS, INC.ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE ASSOCIATES GEOANALYSIS 94 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Organized and Cosponsored by the United States Geological SurveyGEOANALYSIS 97 3rd International Conference on the Analysis of Geological and Environmental Materials 1-5 June 1997 Vail Cascade Hotel & Club, Vail, Colorado USA The 3rd International Symposium on the Analysis of Geological and Environmental Materials will be held in the Colorado Rockies. The meeting provides an opportunity for analytical chemists, spectroscopists, and hydrologists working in the geosciences to: (1) share specifics of their analytical techniques with others in their field, (2) explore measurement problems that currently limit usehlness of their data in specific studies, and (3) learn more about the geoscience research applications of their data.topical geoscience investigations that make use of the analytical data rather than around individual analytical techniques. The focus of contributed papers should be the analytical methods themselves, any measurement problems that recently have been or still need to be solved to make the data most suitable for use, and procedures used to assure data quality. of analytical chemistry: Most sessions are being organized around the Contributed papers include the following areas Technical Sessions Poster Sessions Analyses supporting: > Geostandards > Climate Change Studies P Quality Assurance/ > Environmental Monitoring Quality Control + Mine-site Reclamation > Sampling > Mineral Exploration *Analyses using: > Ore Genesis NAA + Geochronology ICP-MS P Petrogenesis XRF > Elemental Speciation ICP-AES + Aqueous Geochemistry Microprobe Specialty Methods For information, please contact the General Chair: Belinda Arbogast, U.S.Geological Survey, Federal Center, Box 25046, MS 973, Denver, CO 80225 e-mail: geo97@helios.cr.usgs.gov Tel.: 303-236-2495 Fax: 303-236-3200 Participation in the symposium is open to analysts and laboratory managers in all fields of the geosciences, and to other interested scientists who use analytical laboratory data routinelyin perfbrmingtheirown investigations.Theq$tmtio~ fee will cover the Ml cost of attendance, including sessions and special events, coffee breaks, meals and l+ng, Book o Abstracts, and the symposium proceedings volume to be published as a special issue of TheAnalyst.Response Card Please send me hture announcements and informa- tion about the GEOANALYSIS 97 Symposium. Name: 0 rgan iza t io n : Address: Postal Country: Code: Tel.: Fax: k-mail: +ti+ Current Sponsors +t+ Sustaining Sponsor: Contributors: ACTLABS, INC. ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE ASSOCIATES GEOANALYSIS 94 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Organized and Cosponsored by the United States Geological SurveyGEOANALYSIS 97 3rd International Conference on the Analysis of Geological and Environmental Materials 1-5 June 1997 Vail Cascade Hotel & Club, Vail, Colorado USA The 3rd International Symposium on the Analysis of Geological and Environmental Materials will be held in the Colorado Rockies.The meeting provides an opportunity for analytical chemists, spectroscopists, and hydrologists working in the geosciences to: (1) share specifics of their analytical techniques with others in their field, (2) explore measurement problems that currently limit usehlness of their data in specific studies, and (3) learn more about the geoscience research applications of their data. topical geoscience investigations that make use of the analytical data rather than around individual analytical techniques. The focus of contributed papers should be the analytical methods themselves, any measurement problems that recently have been or still need to be solved to make the data most suitable for use, and procedures used to assure data quality.of analytical chemistry: Most sessions are being organized around the Contributed papers include the following areas Technical Sessions Poster Sessions Analyses supporting: > Geostandards > Climate Change Studies P Quality Assurance/ > Environmental Monitoring Quality Control + Mine-site Reclamation > Sampling > Mineral Exploration *Analyses using: > Ore Genesis NAA + Geochronology ICP-MS P Petrogenesis XRF > Elemental Speciation ICP-AES + Aqueous Geochemistry Microprobe Specialty Methods For information, please contact the General Chair: Belinda Arbogast, U.S. Geological Survey, Federal Center, Box 25046, MS 973, Denver, CO 80225 e-mail: geo97@helios.cr.usgs.gov Tel.: 303-236-2495 Fax: 303-236-3200 Participation in the symposium is open to analysts and laboratory managers in all fields of the geosciences, and to other interested scientists who use analytical laboratory data routinelyin perfbrmingtheirown investigations.Theq$tmtio~ fee will cover the Ml cost of attendance, including sessions and special events, coffee breaks, meals and l+ng, Book o Abstracts, and the symposium proceedings volume to be published as a special issue of TheAnalyst.Response Card Please send me hture announcements and informa- tion about the GEOANALYSIS 97 Symposium. Name: 0 rgan iza t io n : Address: Postal Country: Code: Tel.: Fax: k-mail: +ti+ Current Sponsors +t+ Sustaining Sponsor: Contributors: ACTLABS, INC. ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE ASSOCIATES GEOANALYSIS 94 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Organized and Cosponsored by the United States Geological SurveyGEOANALYSIS 97 3rd International Conference on the Analysis of Geological and Environmental Materials 1-5 June 1997 Vail Cascade Hotel & Club, Vail, Colorado USA The 3rd International Symposium on the Analysis of Geological and Environmental Materials will be held in the Colorado Rockies.The meeting provides an opportunity for analytical chemists, spectroscopists, and hydrologists working in the geosciences to: (1) share specifics of their analytical techniques with others in their field, (2) explore measurement problems that currently limit usehlness of their data in specific studies, and (3) learn more about the geoscience research applications of their data.topical geoscience investigations that make use of the analytical data rather than around individual analytical techniques. The focus of contributed papers should be the analytical methods themselves, any measurement problems that recently have been or still need to be solved to make the data most suitable for use, and procedures used to assure data quality. of analytical chemistry: Most sessions are being organized around the Contributed papers include the following areas Technical Sessions Poster Sessions Analyses supporting: > Geostandards > Climate Change Studies P Quality Assurance/ > Environmental Monitoring Quality Control + Mine-site Reclamation > Sampling > Mineral Exploration *Analyses using: > Ore Genesis NAA + Geochronology ICP-MS P Petrogenesis XRF > Elemental Speciation ICP-AES + Aqueous Geochemistry Microprobe Specialty Methods For information, please contact the General Chair: Belinda Arbogast, U.S. Geological Survey, Federal Center, Box 25046, MS 973, Denver, CO 80225 e-mail: geo97@helios.cr.usgs.gov Tel.: 303-236-2495 Fax: 303-236-3200 Participation in the symposium is open to analysts and laboratory managers in all fields of the geosciences, and to other interested scientists who use analytical laboratory data routinelyin perfbrmingtheirown investigations.Theq$tmtio~ fee will cover the Ml cost of attendance, including sessions and special events, coffee breaks, meals and l+ng, Book o Abstracts, and the symposium proceedings volume to be published as a special issue of TheAnalyst. Response Card Please send me hture announcements and informa- tion about the GEOANALYSIS 97 Symposium. Name: 0 rgan iza t io n : Address: Postal Country: Code: Tel.: Fax: k-mail: +ti+ Current Sponsors +t+ Sustaining Sponsor: Contributors: ACTLABS, INC. ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE ASSOCIATES GEOANALYSIS 94 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Organized and Cosponsored by the United States Geological Survey