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KGS Annual Seminar 2012: The Nexus for Geologists in Kentucky. May 18, 2012

KGS Director Dr. Jim Cobb opened the annual seminar with a discussion of the geologic societies in Kentucky. Geologic Mapping Section Head William Andrews led a session on the ASBOG test for geologists. Junfeng Zhu, of the Water Resources Section, tells listeners about his poster on groundwater contamination.  
KGS Director Dr. Jim Cobb opened the annual seminar with a discussion of the geologic societies in Kentucky. Geologic Mapping Section Head William Andrews led a session on the ASBOG test for geologists. Junfeng Zhu, of the Water Resources Section, tells listeners about his poster on groundwater contamination.  
KGS student worker Ralph Bandy describes his poster during the annual seminar. Bethany Overfield of the Geologic Mapping Section talks about a poster she and Dan Carey created on the geology of a state highway district. John Hickman of the Energy and Minerals Section answers questions about cores displayed in a core characterization and analysis session.  
KGS student worker Ralph Bandy describes his poster during the annual seminar. Bethany Overfield of the Geologic Mapping Section talks about a poster she and Dan Carey created on the geology of a state highway district John Hickman of the Energy and Minerals Section answers questions about cores displayed in a core characterization and analysis session.  
Doug Curl describes the latest developments in KGS online geologic mapping. Some of the seminar participants went to the Kentucky Horse Park to view the KGS research work on the Cane Run Watershed. Some of the seminar participants went to the Kentucky Horse Park to view the KGS research work on the Cane Run Watershed.  
Doug Curl describes the latest developments in KGS online geologic mapping. Some of the seminar participants went to the Kentucky Horse Park to view the KGS research work on the Cane Run Watershed. Jim Currens took those who went on the field trip to Cane Run Creek to see the monitoring equipment he and others in the Water Resources Section have set up.  
       
       

 

 

 






 

 

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