Full Title: SC26CN16. Scientific Ocean Drilling: Where Is the Data and How to Use It
Price: US$125 for non-members; US$105 for professional members; US$60 for student members; US$85 for early career professional members.
Led by: Beth A. Christensen; Laurel B. Childress
Endorser(s): GSA Marine and Coastal Geoscience Division
Industry Track(s): Economic Geology; Energy; Hydrogeology and Environmental Geology
Date: Sat., 10 Oct. 2026
Location: GSA Connects 2026, Denver, Colorado, USA
Time: 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Format: In-Person
CEUs: 0.80
Over the past 50+ years of scientific ocean drilling (DSDP, ODP, and IODP), a vast array of physical, chemical, and magnetic properties data, digital images, and descriptive information has been collected during expeditions. Not only are these data an invaluable standalone resource, but they also provide the scaffolding for additional research on the cores.
This workshop will teach participants how to locate scientific ocean drilling data and provide examples of how to understand and use these data for future research.
Coffee will be provided.
For member-type discounts, please contact shortcourse@geosociety.org.
By purchasing this item, you are buying a seat for an in-person course.
Short courses offer continuing education units (CEUs). One CEU equals 10 hours of participation in an organized continuing education experience under responsible sponsorship, capable direction, and qualified instruction.
Learn more about this and other GSA Connects 2026 events.
For additional information, please contact shortcourse@geosociety.org.
Product Code: SC26CN16
Product Category: SHORTC
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