SINA 2018

The 16th Stable Isotope Network Austria meeting - 22nd and 23rd November 2018 - is jointly organized by the Institute of Applied Geosciences (Graz University of Technology), the Institute of Earth Sciences (University of Graz) and JR-AquaConSol.
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Interferometric Radar HYDRA-G

The remote sensing monitoring system HYDRA-G operating at "Zentrum am Berg" (Erzberg, Styria), to detect tunnel blast related displacements with sub-millimetric accuracy.

International Cooperation

Researcher from TU Graz (Institute of Applied Geosciences) was invited to give a series of lectures and seminar talks at Acad. H. Aliyev Institute of Geography (Azerbaijan) and to discuss future cooperation capabilities and actual research on clay mineralogy and hydrocarbon formation with scientists from the Institute of Geography.

Mission and Vision

Our Mission

To educate undergraduate and graduate students for academia and industry leadership careers in the environmental mineral-water and engineering geosciences, and to advance the current state-of-knowledge through scholarly dissemination of original research that is relevant to the needs of society.

Our Vision

The Institute of Applied Geosciences shall be a primary European institution for the pursuit and promulgation of knowledge in the fields of environmental mineral-water and engineering geosciences. Our graduates shall assume future leadership roles in professional disciplines involving the earth, its environment, and its resources.

Pictures/Figures:
SINA 2018. © SINA 2018
Interferometric Radar Hydra-G. © C. Zambanini
International cooperation. © A. Baldermann

Contact

Institute of Applied Geosciences
Rechbauerstraße 12/EG
A-8010 Graz, Austria
geominnoSpam@mlist.tugraz.at

Engineering Geology
Evelyn Reiterer
evelyn.reiterernoSpam@tugraz.at
Phone: +43 (0)316 873-6371

Mineralogy &
Hydrogeochemistry
Daniela Sobian
daniela.sobiannoSpam@tugraz.at
Phone: +43 (0)316 873 6361

Office hours & library:
Monday - Friday: 9 - 12

Cooperation

Geotechnical Group Graz