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Booklet 2010 Txt2 AOGS2010 Session Proposals (Partial Listing) *main convener AOGS Meetings and Venues AOGS Annual Meetings – Participant Profile AOGS2010 Conference and Exhibition Venue Exhibition Packages Advertisement Packages (30 April 2010 is Material Deadline for Printing/Publishing) Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC) is India’s largest convention facility. 3 Types: 4 Modes: 5 to 9 July About AOGS • State of the art IT infrastructure, design, technology, and other convention facilities Hyderabad International The Asia Oceania Geosciences Society, or AOGS for short, is an AOGS 2010 will take place in Hyderabad, India, - conceptualised, designed and created across a 15-acre landscaped environment to hold events for up to 5000 people international society established since 2002; formed by like-minded • Located right in the flourishing business hub of India Convention Centre, India from 5 to 9 July 2010 at the Hyderabad - located at a 40-minute drive from the newly opened Rajiv Gandhi International Airport; close proximity to all leisure individuals to promote geophysical science and public benefits for Asia International Convention Centre, Indiaʼs largest essentials such as retail, pool, restaurant and bars Proudly hosted by and Oceania. • Safe and secured gated campus, away from noise and pollution The Indian Geophysical Union convention facility • Connected to Novotel Hyderabad, a 287-room international business hotel Geosciences World Community Exhibition (GEOMEET) • It is located adjacent to Hitec City, home to large national and international technology companies. Its mission is to promote geophysical science for the benefit of humanity in Asia and Oceania. Exhibitors at the AOGS2009 Meeting in Singapore Host Country Information More info here: http://www.hicc.com/delegate_information.html About Hyderabad Our society participates actively and advances in this field through APEC Climate Center Ms Soo-Yang Joo [email protected] publications and developing close connections with local and regional Cambridge University Press Ms Karen Yeo [email protected] Hyderabad, the capital of Andhra Pradesh is the second largest metro of India, societies. Centre for Planetary Science, Kobe University Prof Tadashi Mukai [email protected] known for its rich history and culture with monuments, mosques, temples, and AOGS2010 National Advisory Committee (NAC) & Supporting Organizations Invitation a rich and varied heritage in arts, crafts and dance. College of Science, National Taiwan University Prof Ching-Hua Lo [email protected] NAC Chairman We strive to remain in touch with and contribute to the geophysical Decagon Devices Inc Mr Matthew Galloway [email protected] The city is over 400 years old and is noted for its natural beauty, mosques Dr. V. Jayaraman Director NRSC, Hyderabad Dear AOGS Members and Geoscientists, world community through cooperation with AGU, EGU, IUGG and JPGU. Department of Geophysics, Kyoto University Prof Shigeo Yoden [email protected] and minarets, bazaars and bridges, hills and lakes. It is perched on the top of the Deccan Plateau, 1776ft., above sea level, and sprawls over an area of Earth Research Institute, The University of Tokyo Prof Teruyuki Kato [email protected] NAC Convener 260 square kilometers and home to more than 6 million people. th Earth Science Research Promotion Center, NSC Ms Feng-yi Ho [email protected] Dr. Anil Bhardwaj Annual Meeting of the Asia SPL, VSSC, Trivandrum Join us in Hyderabad, India for the 7 Hokkaido University Prof Kosuke Heki [email protected] Oceania Geosciences Society, taking place from 5th to 9th July, 2010 at the Hyderabad Hyderabad has developed into a major hub for the information technology industry in India and the city is home to the world’s largest film studio, the International Convention Centre (HICC). HICC is India’s largest convention facility. Hydrospheric Atmospheric Research Centre, Nagoya University Prof Kenji Nakamura [email protected] NAC Members Exhibitor Benefits Indiana University Mr Gary Miksik [email protected] Ramoji Film City. It is also a sporting destination and various national and Prof. Vijay P. Dimri Dr. P. K. Manoharan • Exhibitor write-up in the Exhibition Guide which will be distributed to all participants international games are conducted here. Director NGRI, Hyderabad Head, RAC-TIFR, Ooty AOGS conference has experienced tremendous growth and opportunities during the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program (IODP) Ms Emiri Kitami [email protected] • Online classified in the Exhibiting Company page on the event website • Access to GEOMEET, the one-on-one online business matching portal last three annual meetings in 2007, 2008 and 2009. The society also gained IOP Publishing Ms Lisa Trenberth [email protected] Residents of Hyderabad are called Hyderabadis. The city is regarded as a Dr. Satish Chandra Shenoi Dr. G. S. Bhat • Full Registration Passes that entitles the holder access to all conference sessions and hosted immeasurable prominence from our overseas meetings. These are: AOGS2007 in blend of traditionality with modernity. Known as the City of Pearls, Hyderabad Director, INCIOS, Hyderabad Head CAOS, IISc, Bangalore Japan Geoscience Union Prof Teruyuki Kato [email protected] functions. Registration Pass holders can be paper writers and/or presenters. Bangkok and AOGS2008 in Korea. is also famous for its Hyderabadi cuisine, handicrafts and textiles, its gems John Wiley & Sons (Australia) Pte Ltd Ms Annalisa Druda [email protected] Prof. Jitendra N. Goswami Prof. A. C. Narayan • Exhibitor Passes that entitles the holder access to all conference sessions and hosted functions. and its jewelry, especially pearls. Director PRL, Ahmedabad University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad AOGS annual meetings provide excellent opportunities for academic exchange, Kinemetrics Inc Ms Victoria Hernandez [email protected] Exhibitor Pass holders must not be paper writers and/or presenters o Exhibition Booth Package: TWO Registration & TWO Exhibitor passes each information and knowledge sharing. Through this, we seek to further engage more Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources Ms Min Jeong Yoon [email protected] Prof. (Mrs.) Archana Bhattacharyya Dr. M. Baba Where to Stay What to See & Do o Educational Showcase - One Registration & One Exhibitor pass each geoscientists in Asia Oceania and especially from India, the host country. Kyushu University Prof Kiyohumi Yumoto [email protected] • Discover: The rich historical and cultural Director IIG, Mumbai Director CESS, Trivandrum Special AOGS2010 hotel rates - o Merchandising Display - TWO Registration & TWO Exhibitor passes each Nanometrics Inc Mr Stephen Kilty [email protected] 1000 INR to 10,000 INR per night. legacy of India. The Geosciences World Community Exhibition is the major accompanying event to Prof. Satish R. Shetye Dr. I. V. Murali Krishna o Display Shelves Exhibitor - ONE Registration & ONE Exhibitor pass each National University of Singapore Dr David Laurence Higgitt [email protected] Complimentary breakfast, coach Director NIO, Goa JNTU, Hyderabad the scientific meeting. In addition to exhibits on products, services and commercial • Explore : The magnificent heritage attractions • All exhibition packages include the e- mailing of 50 invitation cards to email addresses that you Picarro Inc Ms Tania Pashkevich [email protected] transfer and in-room Internet applications, the exhibition also includes an educational showcase by top universities and the leading modern IT hub Prof. B. R. Arora Dr. S. K. Das provide, latest by 30 April, 2010. with notable programs in geosciences. Singapore Tourism Board Ms Doris Fernandez [email protected] Hotel Registration Director, WIHG, DehraDun Geosciences, Ministry of Earth Sciences, New Delhi Why Participate As an Exhibitor • All materials for printing/publishing must arrive by 30 April, 2010 Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology Ms Adiana Abdullah [email protected] Opens 15 Jan 2010 • Indulge : Luscious “Hyderabadi Cuisine” Prof. A. Jayaraman We invite you to present the results of your research, expand your professional Springer-Verlag GmbH Ms Minicka Lothar [email protected] Closes 21 May 2010 Dr. Anjan Chaki • This is your opportunity to reach out to more than 2000 researchers, consultants, students to: • Witness: The captivating monuments and Director NARL, Gadanki Director, AMD, DAE, Hyderabad network and showcase your discoveries, products and services at AOGS2010 in Taylor and Francis Asia Pacific Ms Azhani Eshak [email protected] • Introduce your services, programs and products to this rapidly growing geosciences community Sponsorship & Donation Hyderabad, India. Getting There Voltage architecture • Be amongst the market leaders and key players in the Asia and Oceania regions Exhibition, Advertising, Sponsorship & Donation Opportunities with AOGS Technical University of Munich Dr Thomas Gruber [email protected] Max 2hrs by air from any Dr. Rasik Ravindra Dr. N. K. Dutta Standardised voltage used in India Director NCAOR, Goa Director General, GSI, Kolkata • Explore international business opportunities and increase your market exposure All exhibition packages include the e-mailing of 50 invitation cards to email addresses you provide. city in India, 8-10 hrs from • Acquire : World recognized high-quality Any amount donated will go to the society in support of young and promising scientists who require The Earth
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