Agate project and WAXI training courses have been developed in collaboration with industry and universities professionals and cover a range of advanced geoscientific topics (not always covered by local curriculum).
This course aims to introduce the attendees to modern mineral resource estimation procedures, emphasizing geostatistical methods. It is an introductory level; therefore, special knowledge of mathematical geology techniques is not required. Basic knowledge /experience in exploration drilling, sampling, and mine geology is sufficient.
This training course encompasses the techniques and methodologies of structural mapping and its relevance in comprehending metallogeny. Participants will gain the knowledge and skills to plan and conduct structural mapping exercises effectively. They will be capable of autonomously interpreting and presenting the gathered data to construct a cohesive structural model.
This course is aimed at geologists who wish to build upon their existing training in structural geology and further expand their knowledge of the structural analysis of ore deposits. It covers fundamental principles of structural geology and advanced topics.
This course is aimed at geologists wanting to expand their digital field data acquisition skills using portable devices (smartphones, tablets), including pre-field project preparation and post-field processing of collected data to edit a geological map.
This course is aimed at Geologists who want to pursue geochemical exploration further and learn more from the large amount of data collected.
This course is aimed at geologists who wish to improve their skill base in modern integrated Structural Geophysics mapping techniques. It will provide an introduction to modern analysis techniques applied to the interpretation of regional geophysical data.
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This 5-day training course is aimed at field geologists interested in base metal and iron deposits in sedimentary basins.
Duration: 5 days – 4 to 8 November 2024
Time: 9:00 to 16:00 – (except for the field excursion day)
Where: Accra, Ghana – (The University of Ghana)
Course leaders: Daniel Kwayisi (UG), Prince O. Amponsah (UG), Samuel Nunoo (UG), Abigail E. Ayikwei (UG)
Language: English
Registration Fees: US$1,7500* per person for WAXI sponsors and US$1,900* for non-WAXI sponsors *(the invoice will be issued in AUD). The price includes lunchtime meals, beverages, coffee breaks, and training materials but does not include evening meals, accommodation, and flights.
Sediment-hosted base metal sulphides and iron ore deposits Nov Course brochure and registration Form.
CANCELLED – POSTPONED TO 2025
This 5-day training course will provide an overview of new state-of-the-art techniques in mapping sedimentary terrane using integrated geophysical and field methods.
Duration: 5 days (4 days lecture +1 day field trip) 30 September to 4 October 2024
Time: 9:00 to 16:00 – (except for the field excursion day)
Where: Accra, Ghana – (The University of Ghana)
Course leaders: Daniel Kwayisi (UG), Prince O. Amponsah (UG), Samuel Nunoo (UG), Abigail E. Ayikwei (UG)
Language: English
Registration Fees: US$1,750* per person for WAXI sponsors and US$1,900* for non-WAXI sponsors (the invoice will be issued in AUD). The price includes lunchtime meals, beverages, coffee breaks, and training materials but does not include evening meals, accommodation, and flights.
Geophysical and structural approach to _ basins 2024_Course brochure and Registration Form:
This course is aimed at geologists who wish to improve their skills in modern petrology. It will familiarise participants with the tools and methods of igneous rock investigation. They will develop skills to analyse and interpret the principles and processes involved in the genesis and evolution of these rocks.
Duration: 6 days, (4 days lectures + 2 days field trips) 15-19 April, 2024
Time: 09:00 to 17:00 (Côte d’Ivoire)
Where: Abidjan and Yamoussoukro, Côte d’Ivoire
Course leaders: Ousmane Wane and Alain Kouamélan
Language: French
Registration Fees: US$1,700*- AUD 2,500 per person for WAXI sponsors & US$1,980*-AUD 3,000 for non-WAXI sponsors *(the invoice will be issued in AUD). Price includes lunchtime meals and beverages, training materials but does not include evening meals, accommodation and flights.
Program and registration form: WAXI Magmatism and Geodynamic Context
Designed specifically for geoscientists, community relations workers, consultants and early-stage regulators working in mineral exploration, this course aims to help professionals develop the necessary skills and knowledge to build strong relationships with communities in the context of resource exploration.
The course is entirely online, allowing you to complete the modules at your own pace. In addition, five live webinar sessions will be scheduled to accommodate participants’ availability based on their location.
Registration is now open for the course, and you can find out more and sign up by following this link: https://study.uq.edu.au/short-courses/community-relations-exploration. If you have any questions about the course, please do not hesitate to contact the program leader, Sarah Mackenzie (s.mackenzie@uq.edu.au). This course is organised by the University of Queensland
This course is primarily aimed at geologists who have recently been appointed as an Exploration Manager or anyone who aspires to become one within the next few years. It will also serve as a useful introduction to the mineral exploration business for any non-technical professionals who track the activities of mineral explorers in the market, or others in the industry.
This 5-day training course will introduce cutting-edge approaches to mineralising systems using modern “Systems Thinking” and exploration science. Participants will be able to critically assess which approaches and strategies will have the greatest impact on their discovery success, through lectures, group exercises and workshop discussions.
This course is aimed at geologists wishing to improve their skill base in modern integrated Structural Geophysics mapping techniques. This course will provide an introduction to modern analysis techniques applied to the interpretation of regional geophysical data, including the newly-flown data for Sierra Leone.
Participants will be trained on many case studies from West Africa and Australia where lateritic deposits have been evaluated and exploited for decades and which can be adapted to exploration programs in the Eastern Africa region.
This course is aimed at geologists who wish to improve their skills in modern petrology. It will familiarise participants with the tools and methods of igneous rock investigation. They will develop skills to analyse and interpret the principles and processes involved in the genesis and evolution of these rocks.
Ce training s’adresse aux géologues qui souhaitent améliorer leurs connaissances en géologie structurale et en techniques de cartographie de terrain, y compris l’utilisation des outils portables appliqués à l’exploration. Elle se compose de deux jours de cours théoriques à Abidjan puis de trois jours de travail sur le terrain dans la région de Toumodi-Yamoussoukro-Yaouré.
This course is primarily aimed at geologists, and exploration geologists, who may be interested in using Python scripting to assist with their everyday tasks in handling downhole and surface data. It is on based on geological data examples.
This 5-day training course will provide an overview of new state-of-the-art techniques in mapping sedimentary terrane using integrated geophysical and field methods.
This course is for geologists wishing to build upon their existing training in mapping structurally complex volcano-sedimentary terranes. From a structural point of view this course covers fundamental principles of structural geology with emphasis on faults and shear zones, folds, structural controls on ore shoot location and geometry. From a lithofacies analysis point of view, it covers fundamental aspects of volcanic and sedimentary processes, and includes practical exercises for lithological mapping using both drill core and field exposures.
This 3 day training course will provide an introduction to modern inversion techniques applied to the regional gravity and magnetic data of the West African Craton. It is aimed at geoscientists wishing to improve their skill base in modern integrated potential-field inversion methods using the Open Source Tomofast-x Platform.
No prior knowledge of the software is required
This course is aimed at geologists wishing to refresh their knowledge based on structural geology and field mapping techniques including the use of portable techniques. It introduces the basic principles of structural geology.
Du 16 au 20 Mai 2022
24 au 26 mai 2021
22 au 26 mars 2021
Une formation pratique en français, composée de deux jours de cours théoriques à Abidjan puis de trois jours de travail sur le terrain dans la région de Toumodi-Yamoussoukro-Yaouré.
Ce cours s’adresse aux géologues qui souhaitent améliorer leurs connaissances en géologie structurale et en techniques de cartographie de terrain, y compris l’utilisation des outils portables appliqués à l’exploration.
The course is aimed at geoscientists from industry, geo surveys and academia who desire to gain a better insight into the latest advances in 3D geological modelling, with a focus on regional-scale and hard-rock modelling.
The course is aimed at geoscientists from industry, geosurveys and academia and will provide an introduction to modern analysis techniques applied to the interpretation of regional geophysical data. This course is aimed at geologists wishing to improve their skill base in modern integrated Structural Geophysics mapping techniques.
8 mars au 10 mars 2021
17th to 20th November 2020
The course is aimed at geoscientists from industry, geo surveys and academia who desire to gain a better insight into the latest advances in basin-hosted base metals from various perspectives.
This short course is aimed at African researchers. It will assist them in acquiring and in improving skills such as Course development, Effective Oral presentations, Introduction to Research Funding, Feedback on Proposal writing participant exercise, Legal aspects – Intellectual property, copyright, research contracts, and accessing externally funded work programs.
The course is aimed at geoscientists from industry, geosurveys and academia who desire a comprehensive understanding of established and modern concepts on orogenic gold system analysis and exploration targeting.
Duration: 4 days (12 hours), three-hour daily sessions from 15:00 to 18:00 (Perth time – UTC+8)
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