Geology Seminar Series - Dr Rachel Newrick, the Canadian Society of Economic Geophysicists Distinguished Lecturer - Geophysics … the future is so bright, we have to wear shades
Wed., Nov. 2, 2022 4:00 p.m. - Wed., Nov. 2, 2022 5:00 p.m.
Location: College West Room 237.3
Distinguish Lecture Tour as part of Geology Seminar Series
Note: this is an in-person lecture, there will not be a remote attendance option.
Speaker: Dr. Rachel Newrick, the Canadian Society of Economic Geophysicists Distinguished Lecturer
Topic: Geophysics … the future is so bright, we have to wear shades
Date and Time: Wednesday, November 2, 2022 at 4:00 PM (Saskatchewan)
Location: College West Room 237.3
Abstract:
The world is facing many global challenges: poverty, insufficient clean water supply, hunger and a lack of energy security amongst others. To tackle them, the world needs critical thinkers, who are curious and inventive. Utilizing a variety of skills and technologies, geophysicists play a significant role in helping the world meet the 2030 UN sustainable development goals.
Geophysicists interrogate the subsurface to locate oil, gas, minerals, water, brine, subsurface reservoirs for carbon sequestration, and to improve our understanding of hazards, earthquakes etc.
The thought process that we use in exploration can be used as we look forward to the future, progressing oddities to leads and prospects. The future is bright for geophysicists, and for the world because geophysicists are helping address many global challenges.