Deadlines
June 20, 2010 Cancellation with 100% refundCountdown
(21 days before the conference)
Recent updates
2010-07-15 Optional Programmes information available on the website!Click here for detailed info 2010-07-12 The Exhibition manual is available
Click here to read 2010-07-10 Pre- and Post Congress field trips' registration closed
For further assistance please contact Mr. Robert Hohol.
Mid-Congress field trips (HU1-HU4) are still open for online registration. 2010-06-24 WSC2 (Workshop 2 of IMA2010):
Siliceous rocks and their nomenclature - an interface of mineralogy, petrography and archeology
Registration still open!
Click here for detailed info 2010-06-23 WSC8: From dust to rocky planets
Click here for detailed info 2010-06-17 Scientific Programme available
The schedule of the oral and poster presentations is available here:
http://ima2010.hu/program/ 2010-04-26 Abstract acceptance started
Today we have started with the abstract acceptance notification process. Because of the high number of abstracts (~1680) and because of the longer submission and shorter evaluation periods, that process will take about one week.
All abstract rejections were communicated earlier.
Please wait for your personal abstract acceptance e-mail in the coming week. Please contact us for an earlier confirmation only if you really need it urgently.
Contact person: Robert Hohol
hoholr@diamond-congress.hu
WSC3: Quantitative image analysis of minerals and rocks (short course)
Date: August 28-29 (post-conference)
Venue:. Eötvös L. University Danube Riverside Campus (Lágymányos), Budapest (Hungary) (IMA2010 conference venue)
Scientific sponsors:
This Short Course is a joint organization of IMA2010 and IAMG2010 international conferences both held in Budapest at two days interval. It is held under the auspices of three societies:
- Commission on Applied Mineralogy (IMA-CAM)
- International Association for Mathematical Geosciences (IAMG)
- International Association for Stereology and Image Analysis (ISS)
Contact person: Eric Pirard (GeMMe, Université de Liège, eric.pirard@ulg.ac.be)
Convenors: Eric Pirard (GeMMe, Université de Liège), Patrick Launeau (Université de Nantes)
Length (days): 2
Brief summary: This Short Course is intended to initiate mineralogists and geologists to the use of quantitative tools in microscopy. This includes the appropriate use of image acquisition technologies in 2D and 3D (digital imaging with optical, electronic and X-ray instruments), as well as an introduction to the principles of stereology and image analysis used in measuring the size and shape of grains and particles as well as the fabric and textural properties of rocks.
The Short Course will be taught by leading scientists in their fields who will illustrate theoretical aspects with a series of case studies in mineralogy, particle science and petrography.
(Download workshop flyer with more details in pdf format)
No. of participants: min. 12 - max. 24
Price per participant: (incl. coffee breaks, lunch, closing event)
EUR 150: for IMA2010, MECC2010 or IAMG2010 participants
EUR 260: for interested persons not registered at the above listed three meetings
Registration:
For IMA2010 participants: Please select this programme from the Registration menu / Optional Programmes submenu.
For IAMG2010, MECC2010 participants or non-registered colleagues: Please contact Robert Hohol
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