The Bouma In-Person Conference
1st In-Person Bouma Deep Water Geoscience Conference - Utrecht, Netherlands
To carry on the work and interest in Deep Water Geoscience under the Arnold Bouma name is a great way to keep pushing the boundaries of our knowledge in this area. Funding to help students and early career researchers attend and present at this meeting comes from the Arnold and Lieneke Bouma Fund at the SEPM Foundation.To learn more sponsorship details: SEPM Bouma 2023 Conference Sponsorship Form.pdf
Additional sponsorship is from
General Conference Activities
- All Field Trips Cancelled due to very low registration. Fees will be refunded.
- Flume Workshop Tuesday 9:00 – 16:30, April 18
- Core Workshop Tuesday 9:00 – 16:30, April 18
- Icebreaker Tuesday Evening, April 18
- Plenary sessions Wednesday April 19 - Friday 21
- Conference Dinner Wednesday Evening April 19
- All Field Trips Cancelled due to very low registration.
Registration Notes
- Please review the various options listed above (Field Trips, Workshops, Dinner) before registering.
- Please review Travel & University Map information – Netherlands’ visa & pandemic requirements & local hotels. Maps and university building information.
- SEPM Members should already have a ‘sign-in’ at the registration site – others will need to create one.
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- If you have questions about the Bouma Conference please contact Howard Harper hharper@sepm.org
Registration Fees
Main Registration Deadline APRIL 1
- In-Person Main Conference
- Professionals $350
- Early Career $220 (within 5 years of last degree)
- Student $110
- Online Live Stream – Oral Sessions only – No online interactions
- All $25
- In-Person Core or Flume Workshop $25
- In-Person Conference Dinner $90
- Field Trips – All Field Trips Cancelled due to very low registration.
Organizing Committee
Dr Joris T. Eggenhuisen
Department of Earth Sciences, Faculty of Geosciences
Utrecht University
Utrecht, Netherlands
Dr George Postma
Department of Earth Sciences, Faculty of Geosciences
Utrecht University
Utrecht, Netherlands
Dr Vitor Abreu
ACT-GEO
Houston, Texas, USA