The Institute for Earth & Environment of the CNRS & the University of Strasbourg, will welcome participants from universities, research institutes, state geological surveys, governmental authorities as well as from companies.

Organized in hybrid form (both on-site and visio-conference), the meeting will take place from 26 to 27 October 2021, two days exchanging on use of magnetic resonance methods for near surface investigations, particularly for those related to groundwater.

Researchers and groups from Australia, Canada, China, Denmark, France, Germany, United States and other countries from all parts of the world are expected to discuss the global spread of activities, with research reports and documentation of achievements.

Many new developments will be addressed under topics covering measurement technology, signal processing, modelling, and inversion as well as for NMR rock physics or soil sciences. A large number of case studies in different hydrogeological settings and exploration objectives will highlight again the usefulness and power of the method and the information gained.

This event is sponsored by the CNRS, the University of Strasbourg and Mission Investissement d'Avenir, and ADEME (French Agency of Energy and Environment), and IRIS-Instruments.

 Contact: mrs2021@sciencesconf.org

Local organization comittee

Jean-François Girard, ITES/University of Strasbourg.

Nolwenn Lesparre, ITES/University of Strasbourg.

Anatoly Legchenko, IRD, Grenoble.

Scientific comittee

Jakob Juul Larsen, Aarhus university, Denmark.

Denys Grombacher, Aarhus university, Denmark.

Ling Wan, Jilin university, China.

Naomi Mazzilli, University of Avignon, France.

Marie Boucher, IRD, France / Niger.

Mike Mueller-Petke, LIAG Hannover, Germany.

Tingting Lin, Jilin university, China.

Jean Roy, IGP, Canada.

Jean-Michel Baltassat, BRGM, France.

Frederic Nguyen, University of Liège, Belgium.

Jean Bernard, Olivet, France.