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Geothermal Resources Council's 1982 Annual Meeting
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News & Views
Workshop attendees will receive a one-of-a-kind publication containing the data presented along with other pertinent material. The workshop will be held at the Hilton Hawaiian Village. For further information and registration materials, contact the Geothermal Resources Council, Meetings Department, P.O. Box 98, Davis, CA 95617, U.S.A. Tel. (916) 758-2360.
GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES COUNCIL'S 1982 A N N U A L M E E T I N G The Geothermal Resources Council's 1982 Annual Meeting will be held on l I - 14 October, 1982 at the Sheraton Harbor Island Hotel in San Diego, California. There will be 3 days of Technical Sessions, along with Poster Sessions, Special Sessions, commercial and educational exhibits, a Photo Contest display, optional luncheons, special entertainment, and a Guest Program. In addition, both pre- and post-meeting Field Trips have been scheduled. The meeting which will officially begin with a reception on the evening of 11 October will feature a number of events for participants to choose from. A total of ten Technical Sessions is planned, at which formal oral presentations will be given. Special emphasis will be given to a separate Poster Session; Special Sessions may be devoted to particular topics. The Council's Annual Meeting is intended to provide a forum for exchange of new and significant information on all aspects of the development and use of geothermal resources. Papers are solicited for both the Technical Sessions (formal oral presentations) and for the Poster Sessions (displays combined with informal oral presentations) on all aspects of geothermal energy and its development, including the following: Exploration, Geophysics, Geology, Geochemistry, Site Specific Exploration; Field Development, Drilling, Reservoir Engineering, Injection, Stimulation, Case Studies; Applications, Power Generation, Direct Use, Materials, Standards; Pofitico-Economic, Legal, Environmental, Economics, Finance, Institutional. For further information contact the Geothermal Resources Council, P.O. Box 98, Davis, CA 95617, U.S.A. Tel. (916) 758-2360.
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GEOTHERMAL ENERGY Florence, Italy, 1 1 - 14 May, 1982 The International Conference on Geothermal Energy, organized and sponsored by the BHRA Fluid Engineering, England, in conjunction with the Italian Ente Nazionale per l'Energia Elettrica (ENEL), was held in Florence from 11 to 14 May, 1982. Details of this Conference were given in Vol. 10, nos. 3/4 of this journal. The Organizing Committee accepted 67 papers, all of which will appear in the Proceedings, but only a selection of which were presented either orally or as posters during the Conference. An exhibition of geothermal instrumentation and of the activities of some Service Companies also accompanied the Conference. The 200 participants came from Europe, U.S.A., New Zealand, Japan and China. The objective of the Organizing Committee was to lay emphasis on the technological, economic and environmental aspects of geothermal energy, rather than a description of new geothermal areas either under exploration or in the early stages of exploitation. Nor were they disappointed in this respect, considering the large number of papers submitted and the excellent standard of most, although no real innovations were forthcoming. A certain interest was expressed for a probe designed and constructed by the CISE (Milan, Italy) for in-hole temperature and pressure measurements in temperature conditions of around
News & Views
Workshop attendees will receive a one-of-a-kind publication containing the data presented along with other pertinent material. The workshop will be held at the Hilton Hawaiian Village. For further information and registration materials, contact the Geothermal Resources Council, Meetings Department, P.O. Box 98, Davis, CA 95617, U.S.A. Tel. (916) 758-2360.
GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES COUNCIL'S 1982 A N N U A L M E E T I N G The Geothermal Resources Council's 1982 Annual Meeting will be held on l I - 14 October, 1982 at the Sheraton Harbor Island Hotel in San Diego, California. There will be 3 days of Technical Sessions, along with Poster Sessions, Special Sessions, commercial and educational exhibits, a Photo Contest display, optional luncheons, special entertainment, and a Guest Program. In addition, both pre- and post-meeting Field Trips have been scheduled. The meeting which will officially begin with a reception on the evening of 11 October will feature a number of events for participants to choose from. A total of ten Technical Sessions is planned, at which formal oral presentations will be given. Special emphasis will be given to a separate Poster Session; Special Sessions may be devoted to particular topics. The Council's Annual Meeting is intended to provide a forum for exchange of new and significant information on all aspects of the development and use of geothermal resources. Papers are solicited for both the Technical Sessions (formal oral presentations) and for the Poster Sessions (displays combined with informal oral presentations) on all aspects of geothermal energy and its development, including the following: Exploration, Geophysics, Geology, Geochemistry, Site Specific Exploration; Field Development, Drilling, Reservoir Engineering, Injection, Stimulation, Case Studies; Applications, Power Generation, Direct Use, Materials, Standards; Pofitico-Economic, Legal, Environmental, Economics, Finance, Institutional. For further information contact the Geothermal Resources Council, P.O. Box 98, Davis, CA 95617, U.S.A. Tel. (916) 758-2360.
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GEOTHERMAL ENERGY Florence, Italy, 1 1 - 14 May, 1982 The International Conference on Geothermal Energy, organized and sponsored by the BHRA Fluid Engineering, England, in conjunction with the Italian Ente Nazionale per l'Energia Elettrica (ENEL), was held in Florence from 11 to 14 May, 1982. Details of this Conference were given in Vol. 10, nos. 3/4 of this journal. The Organizing Committee accepted 67 papers, all of which will appear in the Proceedings, but only a selection of which were presented either orally or as posters during the Conference. An exhibition of geothermal instrumentation and of the activities of some Service Companies also accompanied the Conference. The 200 participants came from Europe, U.S.A., New Zealand, Japan and China. The objective of the Organizing Committee was to lay emphasis on the technological, economic and environmental aspects of geothermal energy, rather than a description of new geothermal areas either under exploration or in the early stages of exploitation. Nor were they disappointed in this respect, considering the large number of papers submitted and the excellent standard of most, although no real innovations were forthcoming. A certain interest was expressed for a probe designed and constructed by the CISE (Milan, Italy) for in-hole temperature and pressure measurements in temperature conditions of around