35^TH INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS

27 AUGUST - 4 SEPTEMBER 2016 | CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA

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27 AUGUST - 4 SEPTEMBER 2016 | CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA

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Global Geoscience Professionalism and Geoethics

Paper Title	Presenting Author Names
Ethical Requirements for Applied Earth System Science and Engineering	Dr Martin Bohle
The nature and articulation of ethical codes on tailings management in South Africa	Mr. Tobius Poswa
MOVING AFRICA FORWARD : THE AFRICAN WOMEN GEOSCIENTISTS	Prof. EZZOURA ERRAMI
"Who speaks for Geoscience? The Irish example of national & cross-border engagement."	"Ms. Marie Fleming Mr Koen Verbruggen"
Use of the Daubert Challenge in Environmental Litigation	Prof. Wayne C Isphording
GeoEthics in Hollywood: Is the Hollywood fault active, or is that just another illusion we have created?	Eldon Gath
Unconventional proposals for prevention of environmental/social risks	"Dr. Francesca Lugeri prof Vittorio Amadio"
Impacts of ports along the Pilbara Coast, Western Australia –a coastline of global geoheritage significance that services a mineral-rich hinterland	Dr. Margaret Brocx
Professional Geoscientist Self-Regulation In Small Jurisdictions: Lessons Learned by Geoscientists Nova Scotia and Applicability for International Start-ups.	Mr Robert Stewart
Canadian National Professional Practice Examination for Geoscientists: Its Evolution and Future Directions Including International Applicability	Mr Robert Stewart
Scientific Integrity and Professional Ethics at AGU – The Role for a Large Scientific Society in Addressing Harassment and Work Climate Issues.	Christine McEntee
"Ethical Dimensions of Transdisciplinary Approaches in Seismic Risk Communication"	Professor I. S. Stewart
Geology for Society – engaging geoscientists, policy-makers and the public in meeting our future resource needs sustainably	Mr. Nic Bilham
A Framework for Society-Earth-Centric Narrative	Dr. Martin Bohle
Identifying Ethical Principles that Apply to All Geoscientists: AGI Guidelines for Ethical Professional Conduct	Dr. Maeve Boland
The development of Canada’s Competency Profile for Professional Geoscientists at Entry to Practice	Mr. Oliver Bonham
A Review of International Disciplinary Measures in Professional Geoscience - both Procedures and Actions	Mr. Oliver Bonham
The development of the Committee for Mineral Reserves International Reporting Standards (CRIRSCO) and the International Reporting Template	Mr. Roger Dixon
Professionalism and Ethics in Resource Development in Canada: Cooperation among Regulators and Academia—Missed Opportunities and Needed Changes	Mr. George Eynon
EurGeol as Competent Person	Dr. Isabel Manuela Fernandez Fuentes
Incorporation of Geoethics in Undergraduate Science and Geoscience Curricula: Some Examples	Professor John Geissman
Geology, the regulated discipline in Europe - A historical review and a vision	Dr. Tamas Hamor
Dilemmas in Promoting Growth in the Geoscience Discipline	Dr. Christopher Keane
Critical Competencies for Successful New Geoscientists and Approaches for Equipping the Next Generation	Dr. Christopher Keane
The future of professional regulation: business as usual or a growing proactive role? Examples from the Ordre des géologues du Québec.	Mr. Alain Liard
The International Mineral Reporting Codes – The importance of the Competent Person	Mr. Ken Lomberg
Professional Challenges in Minerals Exploration - Perspectives from Canada’s Minerals Industry	Dr. William Mercer
Geoethics: Good Teaching, Good Science	Dr. David Mogk
Delivering Sustainable Development Goals: the need for a new Social Contract for mining	Mr. Edmund Nickless
Finland’s Green Mining concept aims to promote sustainable and acceptable mining	Professor Pekka Nurmi
Geoethics: a new way of thinking and managing the Earth	Dr. Silvia Peppoloni
Geo-Ethics: What to do when Approval Authority Decisions contradict Sound Science?	Mr. Mark Priddle
Geoethic issues in North African and South American paleontology	Dr. Artur Sá
Geoethics and the Global Geoparks of UNESCO: the necessary link for the assertion of Geoparks worldwide	Dr. Artur Sá
Improving competency and professionalism in the Australian Institute of Geoscientists	Mr. Wayne Spilsbury
Innovation in Establishing the Standard of Care in a Self-Regulated Profession	Ms. Lindsay Steele
Preparing Future Geoscientists for Professional Registration	Ms. Lindsay Steele
Geoethics Experiences Of A Minerals Explorationist At Home and Abroad	Mr. Robert Stewart
Externalities of Fossil Fuel Combustion: An Ethical Reassessment of Liability	Dr. George Stone
Professionalism in the Geosciences as practiced in South Africa	Mr. Edward Swindell
Socrates' rocks: how professional accreditation may help promoting geo-ethics, and why the pioneering stage is challenging	Dr. Michiel van der Meulen
Need for a European Geological Service responding to societal challenges on Energy, Mineral and Groundwater resources	Mr. Serge Van Gessel
Deep Seabed Mining, Geo-ethics and Pacific Small Island Developing States	Dr. Jane Verbitsky
Geo-mapping for Energy and Minerals: A “For Northerners, By Northerners” approach to indigenous engagement activities	Dr. Bernard Vigneault
Geoethics and hazards (natural and anthropogenic) in the marine environment. The case of the Argentina continental margin	Dr. Roberto Violante
Trends in geoscience professional ethics indicated by National Association of State Boards of Geology (ASBOG®) surveys of the practicing profession	Prof. John Williams
Towards Increased Engagement of Geoscientists in Global Sustainable Development Frameworks	Mr. Joel Gill
The significance of geoethical practices in Malawi: The case study of the Globe Company and the Kanyika Community	Ms. Yankho Kalebe
Culture Impact On The Term Geoethics In Egypt	Dr. Kholoud Abdel Maksoud
The missing ethics of mining: The case study of Odisha, India	Prof. Madhumita Das
An overview on geothical perspectives in the Democratic Republic of Congo	Mr. Jean-Robert MWEZE
Developing an ethical framework for Environmental and Earth System Research Infrastructures: the experience in the ENVRIplus project	Dr. Silvia Peppoloni
Geosciences and Multiple Facets of Geoethics	Dr. DEVESH WALIA
Managing geo-environment information in the extractive sector and performance in Nigeria: Some empirical results from the field.	Mr. Abbas AbdulRafiu
The roles and responsibilities of geoscientists providing expertise in civil and criminal proceedings – a practical guide to the requirements and avoiding pitfalls	Ms. Ruth Allington
International Association for Promoting Geoethics (IAPG): from Brisbane to beyond Cape Town	Dr. Giuseppe Di Capua
The relationship between the Committee for Mineral Reserves International Reporting Standards (CRIRSCO) and the United Nations Framework Classification (UNFC 2009)	Mr. Roger Dixon
Geoethics education challenges facing to the actual teaching program of D.R. Congo: The North Kivu Case	Mr. Shungu Guy
The Young Scientist Club of the International Association for Promoting Geoethics – Promoting geoethics among the young geoscientists community	Ms. Ndivhuwo Cecilia Mukosi
Geoethical Problems of Developing Mineral Resources of Natural Celestial Bodies	Dr. Nataliya Nikitina
Legal, social, scientific and ethical responsibility of geoscientists	Dr. Niichi Nishiwaki
"Respectful behaviour towards the environment: A solution for rescuing the planet The case study of the springs and lakes of Kermanshah province."	Ms. Sedigheh Seifilaleh
Necessity of developing morality in mining: The Case Study of the Gabri mountain in Kerman an unique geological phenomenon in Iran.	Ms. Sedigheh Seifilaleh
The future challenges and the new technologies. New requirements and opportunity for future geoscientists.	Dr. Ciro Manzo
Why earthquake may become a disaster for Man?	Dr. Prof. Daya Shanker
Promoting Geoethics in Peru: the activities of the IAPG Peruvian Section	Dr. Giuseppe Di Capua
Enhancing Mineral Exploration Health and Safety in Canada through the PDAC-AMEBC Annual Survey	Dr. William Mercer
"The woman in the artisanal mine: From crusher craft to motorized grinder. The case of Matili-Shabunda mining site, South Kivu, DR Congo."	Jr. Thierry MUNGA
Soil: an indispensable component of Nepalese Culture	Dr. Shree Prasad Vista