The Delaware Geological Survey is hosting a research symposium consisting of presentations related to geologic programs and research in Delaware. This meeting is targeting geoscience professionals as well as planners, engineers, and others that use geologic data. Documentation for PG or other applicable continuing education credits will be made available for those attending.

Our symposium will feature talks by the DGS staff on recent and ongoing research. Topics include modeling the impacts of wastewater irrigation on groundwater quality, new techniques for determining submarine discharge of groundwater and sea level issues, stratigraphy of the Potomac Formation, and geologic mapping in Sussex County.

For a schedule of presentations, click here.

Our Open House is an opportunity to further discuss research presented at the Symposium with the DGS staff, to tour the DGS Building including a look at the new remote sensing research tower, and for light refreshments.

Registration is free, but we ask that you please register in advance in order to accommodate all who wish to attend. Click here to link to the Eventzilla registration website.

Lunch is on your own. Information about parking and lunch options are provided on the event registration site.

If you have a research poster that you would like to display during our morning poster session, please contact Zack Coppa (zcoppa@udel.edu) with the title of your poster.

If you have any questions regarding the Symposium, contact Kelvin Ramsey (kwramsey@udel.edu).

We look forward to seeing you!