PVv2015n179Preview number 179/Contents

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PVv2015n179_EDEditor’s Desk

Lisa Worrall

pp. 2-2

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PVv2015n179ASEGnewsASEG News: President’s Piece/New Members/Table of Officeholders/Notice of AGM/Executive Brief/Branch News/National Calendar

pp. 3-15

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PVv2015n179newsp16People: Twelvetrees Medal for David Leaman/SEG Award for Koya Suto/Hole in one for Bob Smith/Nominations open for 2016 ASEG Honours & Awards

pp. 16-19

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PVv2015n179newsp20Conferences and Events: ASEG-PESA-AIG 2016: News from the Conference Organising Committee

Philip Heath and Luke Gardiner

pp. 20-21

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PVv2015n179newsp22Geophysics in the Surveys: Update on geophysical survey progress/New public domain geophysical data from SA

pp. 22-24

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PVv2015n179p25Education Matters: Science teachers in the field/OzSTEP courses complete for 2015/Melbourne and Monash Universities compete for the ASEG Vic/Tas Student Prize/New short course for 2016/Applications invited for 2016 ASEG RF Awards/2015 student projects in geophysics

Michael Asten

pp. 25-44

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PVv2015n179p45Webwaves: How good is your access to the internet?

Dave Annetts

pp. 45-45

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PVv2015n179p46Environmental Geophysics: Instream TEM: unresolved questions

Mike Hatch

pp. 46-47

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PVv2015n179p48Seismic Window: 4D and the war on noise (and other geophysical warfare)/Letter to the AE

Michael Micenko

pp. 48-50

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PVv2015n179p51Data Trends: Quantum computing explained (not)

Guy Holmes

pp. 51-51

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PVv2015n179p52Book Review: The Prize: the epic quest for oil, money & power

Reviewed by Phil Schmidt

pp. 52-52

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PVv2015n179p53The first gravity meter – designed, built and used in Australia in the 1890s

Roger Henderson

pp. 53-62

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PVv2015n179p63Lapis lazuli – the most beautiful rock in the world

Don Emerson

pp. 63-73

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PVv2015n179p74Business Directory

pp. 74-75

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PVv2015n179p76International Calendar of Events

pp. 76-76

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