Current and upcoming eventsWorkshopTopic: Identification of vegetation species using hyperspectral imagery. Tutor: Bálint Csendes Date: 5th December 2013 Venue: Teleki lecture room BSc, MSc and PhD students are also welcomed! WorkshopTopic: Introduction to Regression Analysis Tutor: Gábor Szatmári The workshop is presented on the 27th November 2013. Venue: Princz lecture room BSc, MSc and PhD students are also welcomed! Programs in the past – Current programs
CURRENT PROGRAMS, NewsStudent Section of the XVI. Congress of Hungarian Geomathematics and the V. Croatian-Hungarian Geomathematical Conference, 2013Congress outline: PROGRAMS IN THE PAST Meeting of recruiting
At the occassion of our last meeting of 25th September 2012 7 new members decided to join our Student Chapter:
The new members are researching at the fields of Mineralogy , Geochemistry, Geology and Geostatistics. WORKSHOP - Hyperspectral remote sensingOn the 9th March 2012 hyperspectral remote sensing techniques were introduced by Balint Csendes, President of the Student Chapter. The workshop venue was the Department of Physical Geography and Geoinformatics, where participants were guided through the statistical methods applied for spectral analysis of minerals and vegetation using ENVI IDL software. The event was organized for IAMG student members, however, also many students from Debrecen and Pécs took part.
New secretary elected
Miss Andrea Wágenhoffer was elected on the 21st June 2012 for the secretarial position. New leadership at the head of the Szeged IAMG student associationAt the last meeting Bálint Csendes has been elected for the presidential position (replacing János Dolleschall) and Szabina Grund has been elected for the secretarial position (replacing Janina Horváth). Both mandates are valid from 8th July 2011. The III. International youth congress for Geomathematics was closed succesfullyOn 27th May, the Student Chapter Szeged of IAMG organized geomathematical competition when the youth researchers and students presented their studies. The international professional commitee appreciated 4 poster presentations and 12 oral presentations. Awarded students are the following: The best poster presentation: Ana Busic Majstorovic and the title of her paper: Statistical Analysis of Neogene Sediment Thickness Deposited in 1st Extension and 1st Transpression, Bjelovar Subdepression, Croatia. The best oral presentation: Istán Nemes & András Bálint; the title of their research: Problems and solutions of a well-pair near Szentes. Congratulations to the winners! The summary of the presentations and photos about congress will be available soon in this page.
Next Conference Informations
III. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF YOUNG GEOMATHEMATICANSStudent Section of the XV. Congress of Hungarian Geomathematics and the III. Croatian-Hungarian Geomathematical Conference Organizer of Student Section: IAMG Student Chapter Szeged (Geomathematical, Geostatistical and Geoinformatical Student Chapter - Szeged) Hereby Student Chapter Szeged of the International Association for Mathematical Geosciences invites all of students who are interested in mathematical geosciences and would like to participate on the III. Student Section of the XV. Congress of Hungarian Geomathematics and the III. Croatian-Hungarian Geomathematical Conference Also, Student Chapter Szeged invites participant students to a Student Paper Contest. The best presentation will be awarded by the Professional Committee of the Congress. Date: May 26-28th 2011. (Exact time of the student section will be published later on our website: oslenytan.hu) Venue: ’Aranyszöm’ Conference Hall, Mórahalom, Hungary The aim of the conference is to give an opportunity at least once a year for the Hungarian and foreigner scientists - who are interested in geographical / geological problems solving mathematical/statistical approaches - to meet together in Hungary. This is the third occasion, when young professionals, university students get the opportunity to show their scientific results for a large audience as part of the individual student section. Key topics of the conference:
Criterion on application for the student session is an English-texting abstract to be sent until 16th April. We offer publication opportunity in the Conference Book by GeoLitera Publ. Co., in case, if the extended presentation text will be arrived until 26th May. Guides for the presentations · Duration of oral presentations depends on the number of such presentations, and will be announced later. Although it can be expected to be between 15 minutes plus 5 minutes for discussion. Language of presentation must be English. · Length of the submitted English Abstract: max 2 500 characters · Deadline for submission of Abstract: 16th April.
There are two ways of the registration, as follows: 1) Attendance at the Conference is free for all students (please send a roof by e-mail), however doesn’t include the participant on joint events (lunches, Banquet on the first day, “Dinner in the Puszta” event on the second day). In case if you choose this solution, please send back the registration form and the English-texting abstract to the following e-mail address:
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1) In case of the complete registration, the registration fee includes: attendance at the conference, conference material with Final Programme and the Book of Abstracts, opening ceremony with Welcome Reception, Coffee/tea in the breaks, Banquet ('Dinner in the 'Puszta''), Lunch on May 26, 27 and 28. In this case we proudly ask you, to register on the homepage of the Conference (at www.foldtan.hu) and sign your participation in the young section as you send the registration form back to the following e-mail address:
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The following table contains the registration fees in this case.
More details and up-to-date information about the conference will be presented on the website of the event at www.foldtan.hu.
ROCKWORKS COURSEWould you like to study use geological RockWorks software? "Round table discussion"A "Round table discussion" in three sections ( geoinformatics, geological analysis, and uncertainty in science field of geography) will be organized by The Student Chapter Szeged on 24-25-26th November 2010. location: Department of Physical Geography and Geoinformatics lounge (all three days) November 23, Tuesday, 17:00 “HOW CAN A PEOPLE SEE THE GEOGRAPHICAL UNCERTAINTY IN MONTE CARLO” (HOW CAN WE USE THE MONTECARLO SIMULATION FOR SOME GEOGRAPHICAL PROBLEM) * Department of Physical Geography and Geoinformatics November 24, Wednesday, 17:00 SOME STATISTICAL METHODS AND CLUSTERING WAY IN GEOLOGICAL RESEARCH
Moderators:** Bíró Lóránt and *Horváth Janina * Department of Mineralogy, Petrology and Geochemistry November 25, Thursday, 17:00 SOME GEOINFORMATICAL METHODS
Moderators: *Henits Laszló and *Szántó Gábor *Department of Physical Geography and Geoinformatics
Invitation for the 14th Annulal Conference of the International Association for Mathematical Geosciences
The SC has a tour around Hungary for promote the IAMG and the IAMG Student Chapter Szeged among the interested students and professors and also to enlist new members.First Stop: Szeged 19th February 2009. Dept. of Geology and Palaeontology Presentations: Presentations of the Members:
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Second Stop: Szeged 30th March 2009. Dept. of Geology and Paleontology Presentations of the Members:
Third Stop: Szombathely 27. April 2009. The Introduction of Student Chapter Szeged: Presentations by the members of SC were as follows:
XIII. Congress of Hungarian Geomatics and the Second Congress of Croatian and Hungarian Geomatics Applications of Geostatistics, „Presentation of the applicability of mathematical models in material research and the environment”. Presentations by the members of SC were as follows:
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