The 9th International Conference on Applied Geophysics

23 -24 November 2023, U Nimman Chiang Mai Hotel
Chiang Mai, Thailand



=== What is New ===

24/10/2023: Presentation guidelines

22/11/2023: Proceedings 2023


About the Conference

Chiang Mai University in collaboration with Prince of Songkla University, Mahidol University, Kasetsart University, Khon Kaen University, Department of Mineral Resources, Department of Mineral Fuels, Royal Irrigation Department, and Coordinating Committee for Geoscience Programmes in East and Southeast Asia invite executive personnel, scientists, engineers, researchers, and students to the Ninth International Conference and Technical Exhibition, “GEOPHYSICS CHIANG MAI 2023”, which will be held in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The conference is the largest geophysics conference held in Thailand.

The mission of the conference is to introduce, promote, stimulate, and communicate the development and application of geophysics in various problems to people from industrial, academic, and government organizations. The event will bring together executive personnel, scientists, engineers, researchers, and students to share their experiences and ideas, establish partnerships, get up to speed on the latest technological advances, and enjoy the beauty of the historical city of Lanna Province. The Organizing Committee believes the benefit and memory of “GEOPHYSICS CHIANG MAI 2023” will remain with you for a long time.

The topics of the conference will cover virtually all significant areas of geophysics, including regional studies, data acquisition and analysis, and state-of-the-art field exploration and development technologies, as well as commercial, environmental, and engineering problem issues.

Where

U Nimman Chiang Mai Hotel
Chiang Mai, Thailand

When

23 - 24 Novemnber 2023



Keynote Speakers

Speaker 1

Prof. Mark Everett

Topic: Ground-Penetrating Radar: Recent Advances and Future Applications

Speaker 2

Dr. Satoru Tanaka

Topic: Structure and Dynamics of Earth's Inner Core

Speaker 3

Dr. Wu-Cheng Chi

Topic: Hydroseismic Waveform Analysis

Speaker 4

Dr. Yanadet Sripanich

Topic: Pursuing Thailand CCS: A Challenging Role of Geophysicists

Speaker 5

Dr. Christopher K. Morley

Topic: The Impact of Geophysical Studies on Our Current Understanding of Rifting Processes, with Particular Reference of SE Asia and East Africa

Schedule

Registration

Opening Ceremony

Coffee/Tea Break

Oral Presentation Session # 1

Chair: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sawasdee Yordkayjun

Co-chair: Dr. Tawat Rungarunwan

Keynote # 1 - [100] Pursuing Thailand CCS: A Challenging Role of Geophysicists

Dr. Yanadet Sripanich

PTT Exploration and Production Public Company Limited (PTTEP)

[101] Geophysical Characterization of Shallow Anomalies: A case study from Gulf of Thailand

T. Tangkijwanichakul, T. Tongpet, J. Kaewtapan, P. Amonpantang, P. Wohandech, B. Sornchangwat, N. Suppaiboon, and T. Charasthanantchai

[103] Delineation of Multi-level Reservoir in Active Mud Diapir Complex Using Advanced Seismic Imaging and Elastic Inversion: A Case Study in Northwest Sabah Basin, Malaysia

S. Phimthong, S. Phaungphuak, I. Wahyudi, A. Chansane, C. Armandita, O. Limpornpipat, T. Charoenpun, and P. Yotsutthi

[104] Ray Tracing Inversion: VSP/Checkshot Time-Depth Correction in Deviated Wells

T. Tangkijwanichakul, P. Suthisripok, T. Tongpet, A. Soodsai, and N. Prapasanobon

Lunch at Eat@Rincome

Oral Presentation Session # 2

Chair: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Weerachai Siripunvarapor
Co-chair: Dr. Tira Tadapansawut

Keynote # 2 - [200] Hydroseismic Waveform Analysis

Dr. Wu-Cheng Chi

Research Fellow, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

[205] Deep Groundwater Exploration Using Magnetotellurics: The Case Studies of Eastern Lower Chao Phraya Basin

T. Rung-Arunwan, P. Amatyakul, C. Vachiratienchai, W. Siripunvaraporn, Y. Songtung, S. Trinakoon, O. Oc-Carach, and A. Wongsit

[206] A 1D Velocity Model of Thailand (Preliminary Results, Northern Thailand)

S. Mungharkaew, P. Pornsopin and S. Boonchaisuk

Coffee/Tea Break

Oral Presentation Session # 3

Chair: Prof. Dr. Panya Charusiri

Co-chair: Mr. Tharit Tangkijwanichakul

Keynote # 3 - [300] Structure and Dynamics of Earth's Inner Core

Dr. Satoru Tanaka

Group Leader, Volcanoes and Earth's Interior Research Center, IMG, JAMSTEC

[307] Crustal Thermal Structure Beneath Northern Thailand

S. Siangpipop, S. Chaisri, N. Mankhemthong, and P. Wongpornchai

Poster Presentation Session

Welcome Party (Cocktail)

Dress code: Geophysics Chiang Mai 2023 T-Shirt

Oral Presentation Session # 4

Chair: Asst. Prof. Dr. Helmut Duerrast

Co-chair: Dr. Parinya Putthapiban

Keynote # 4 - [400] The Impact of Geophysical Studies on Our Current Understanding of Rifting Processes, with Particular Reference of SE Asia and East Africa

Dr. Christopher K. Morley

Coffee/Tea Break

Oral Presentation Session # 5

Chair: Dr. Songkhun Boonchaisuk

Co-chair: Dr. Potpreecha Pondthai

[512] Integrated Airborne Geophysical and Geological Data in Identifying the Tectonic Settings and Mineralization in Thailand

P. Charusiri , W. Sakapa , R. Sainarmtip , S. Yawsangratt , W. Rangubpit, and N. Rutsunthia

[513] Magnetotelluric Survey to Delineate the Deep Resistivity Structure of Mae Tha Fault Zone

P. Amatyakul, S. Boonchaisuk, S. Noisagool, and W. Siripunvaraporn

Lunch at Eat@Rincome

Oral Presentation Session # 6

Chair: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rungroj Arjwech

Co-chair: Mr. David Salvatore

Keynote # 6 - [600] Ground-Penetrating Radar: Recent Advances and Future Applications

Prof. Mark Everett

Professor of Geophysics, Department of Geology and Geophysics, Texas A&M University, USA

[617] Application of Ground Penetrating Radar to the Detection of Subsurface Footing

N. Prangsuwan, K. Wattanasen, and S. Yordkayhun

Coffee/Tea Break

Oral Presentation Session # 7

Chair: Asst. Prof. Dr. Puwis Amatyakul

Co-chair: Mr. Robert Morrow

[724] Hidden Suture and The Formation of Thailand Basement Complex

P. Putthapiban , Z. J. Jiang, D. N. Remizov, K. Sashida, D. Tulyatid, K. Trakunweerayut, P. Hong, N. Kaewdam, S. Hongsresawat, T. Anchana, and S. Salayapongse

Closing Ceremony

Poster Presentation Session

[812] Characterization of Potential Fractured Basement Reservoirs Using Robust Attribute Techniques, Offshore Thailand

T. Pitibhabhong, H. Benny, S. Pimthong, C. Armandita, R. Tultaveewat, T. Benjawan, T. Boonphu, L. Intasorn, and T. Thitipattanakul

[814] Multi-seismic Attributes Facies Classification for Reservoir Identification, Offshore Moattama Basin

J. Thapchim, S. Raadnui, J. Iamboon, K. Kreeprasertkul, and N. Amornpiyapong

[824] The Joint Decoupled 3D Magnetotelluric Axial Anisotropic Inversion

W. Thongoy, W. Siripunvaraporn, T. Rung-Arunwan, and P. Amatyakul

[825] Efficient Fault Interpretation Using Machine Learning Technique in the Gulf of Thailand

T.B. Doncaster, N. Noomee, S. Pambayuning, T. Ampaiwan, and P. Kaewprain

[842] Structure and Geomorphology in Central Thailand using Techniques of Geospatial Data

P. Rungrueangphaisit, N. Mankhemthong, P. Manopkawee

[873] Electrical Resistivity and Seismic Refraction Tomography for Subsurface Cavity Detection: A Case Study at Huai Pong Reservoir Project, Lampang

S. Amonnitichoksakun, K. Boonsorn, A. Yawichai, S. Suwantanthula, S. Udphuay, and M. Kruachanta

Conference Venue

@Nimman Convention Center

U Nimman Chiang Mai Hotel

Chiang Mai, Thailand

U Nimman Chiang Mai Hotel is located on Nimmanhaemin Road opposite a shopping center, the most hip and trendy area to visit when in Chiang Mai. It stands in front of Doi Suthep mountain, the landmark of Chiang Mai, of warmth and friendly hospitality. The hotel is only 5 kilometers far from the airport and is very close to downtown and a host of tourist spots.

Hotels

Here are some nearby hotels

Very special offers for this conference only!!!

Before 1 July 2023, the registered delegates can reserve a room at the U Nimman Chiang Mai Hotel (the venue of the conference) or the Eastin Tan Hotel Chiang Mai with the special price.

The U Nimman Chiang Mai Hotel offers a Deluxe room for 3,800 Baht/night.

The Eastin Tan Hotel Chiang Mai offer a Superior room for 2,800 Baht/night.

The registrated delegates will be requested to fill in the hotel reservation form and to submit the paymant slip to the conference committee via (GeophysicsChiangmai2023@gmail.com). The confirmation will be informed within 24 hours.

Remarks: The hotel reservation payment is non-refunable.

Hotel 1

U Nimman Chiang Mai Hotel

The Conference venue.
U Nimman Chiang Mai Hotel, an exciting 5-star luxury hotel and the conference vanue, is a sophisticated yet vibrant retreat on Nimmanhaemin Road, just minutes away from the city’s trendiest shopping, dining and nightlife district. Merging modern design with elements of traditional Lanna architecture, the hotel boasts 147 rooms and suites beautifully appointed with deluxe amenities. The distinctive design is just one of the many superlatives setting U Nimman Chiang Mai as one of Thailand’s most unique.

Hotel 2

Eastin Tan Hotel Chiang Mai

3-Minute walk from the conference venue.
Eastin Tan Hotel Chiang Mai, a 4-star hotel, locates on Huay Kaew Road. It situates opposite to the most popular area to visit in Chiang Mai - Nimmanhaemintra Road, the Chiang Mai’s hippest and trendiest shopping and entertainment area.



Important Dates

First circular

1 February 2023

Full paper submission

1 April – 31 July 2023 31 August 2023

Abstract submission

1 April – 31 August 2023

Early bird registration

1 June -30 September 2023

Second circular

15 June 2023

Notification for full paper acceptance

31 August 2023 15 September 2023

Deadline for corrected full paper submission

15 September 2023 30 September 2023

Notification for abstract acceptance

30 September 2023

Regular registration

1 - 31 October 2023

Final circular

1 November 2023

On-site registration

23-24 November 2023

The 9th International Conference on Applied Geophysics

23-24 November 2023

Deadline for post-conference research papers submission  – self-upload on CMJS website – incomplete or insufficient quality full paper may be rejected

8 December 2023 24 December 2023

Papers publication

2024

 



Presentation Guidelines

The instructions and guidance for preparing your oral/poster presentation.

Instruction for oral presentation

You are requested to send us your presentation files in advance to our e-mail GeophysicsChiangmai2023@gmail.com.

The Subject of the e-mail should be used in the following format OralSessionX_LastName_of_Presenter
(for example OralSession1_Tangkijwanichakul).

Microsoft PowerPoint files (.pttx or .ppt) are recommended.

The attached filename should be used in the following format
OralSessionX_LastName_of_Presenter.pptx
(for example OralSession1_Tangkijwanichakul.pptx).


The deadline for oral presentation file uploading is as follows
• Oral presentation session #1 is requested to submit files before 09:50 AM on November 23rd, 2023.
• Oral presentation session #2 is requested to submit files before 01:00 PM (13:00) on November 23rd, 2023.
• Oral presentation session #3 is requested to submit files before 02:40 PM (14:40) on November 23rd, 2023.
• Oral presentation sessions #4 and #5 are requested to submit files before 09:00 AM on November 24th, 2023.
• Oral presentation sessions #6 and #7 are requested to submit files before 01:00 PM (13:00) on November 24th, 2023.

Please refer to the oral presentation session of your presentation from the conference Website.

Your files will be completely removed after finishing the session.

The Microsoft PowerPoint presentation file in the widescreen (9:16) ratio with embedded font is requested.
The standard (3:4) ratio slide did not fit the screen size of the conference hall.

Keynote speakers will have 30 minutes for a presentation and 10 minutes for Q&A.

All regular presenters will have 15 minutes for a presentation and 5 minutes for Q&A.


Instruction for poster presentation

The poster size should not exceed a customized size (90 cm width x 120 cm height) displayed in a vertical (portrait) layout.

Posters will be identified by a poster number (8XX). Please refer to the number assigned to your poster presentation from the conference Website.

Place your Title and Authors’ names prominently at the top of the poster to allow viewers to identify your paper easily. The corresponding author name and e-mail address information should be highlighted (or in bold) in case the viewer is interested in contacting you for more information.

A poster board and double-sided tape will be provided in the poster presentation session area.

Authors are responsible for setting up their poster on November 22nd, 2023 (05:00 PM - 08:00 PM) or on November 23rd, 2023 (08:00 - 9:00 AM) and removing it at the end of the conference (November 24th, 2023 before 05:30 PM).


Sponsors




Committee and Organization

Organizing Committee

  • Ms. Sophit BAISANG
  • Mr. Rungroj BENJAKUL
  • Assoc. Prof. Dr. Apichet BOONSOONG
  • Asst. Prof. Dr. Siriporn CHAISRI
  • Mr. Siwakon CHIMNAKPHANT
  • Dr. Natchanan DOUNGKAEW
  • Dr. Patcharin Kosuwan JUNDEE
  • Dr. Rattanaporn FONGNGERN
  • Ms. Chutima KAEWTIP
  • Mr. Sathit KANTHATA
  • Mr. Korakod KHUEANPHET
  • Dr. Robert KIECKHEFER
  • Dr. Mingkhwan KRUACHANTA
  • Asst. Prof. Dr. Kanyarat KWANSIRIKUL
  • Assoc. Prof. Dr. Phisit LIMTRAKUN
  • Assoc. Prof. Dr. Niti MANKHEMTHONG
  • Dr. Pichawut MANOPKAWEE
  • Dr. Kritsada MOONPA
  • Asst. Prof. Dr. Kannipa MOTANATED
  • Mr. Chantip PANTUSA
  • Ms. Supannee PANYAMEE
  • Asst. Prof. Dr. Burapha PHAJUY
  • Ms. Mayuree PHOMPHUTHA
  • Asst. Prof. Dr. Schradh SAENTON
  • Ms. Opor SAIDUM
  • Dr. Nipada SANTHA
  • Mr. Chanawut SOOKSABAI
  • Asst. Prof. Dr. Weerapan SRICHAN
  • Dr. Boontarika SRITHAI
  • Asst. Prof. Dr. Yupa THASOD
  • Asst. Prof. Dr. Suwimon UDPHUAY
  • Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pisanu WONGPORNCHAI
  • Mr. Adul YAWICHAI
Editorial Board

  • Assoc. Prof. Dr. Niti MANKHEMTHONG [Editor-in-Chief]
  • Asst. Prof. Dr. Siriporn CHAISRI
  • Dr. Mingkhwan KRUACHANTA
  • Asst. Prof. Dr. Suwimon UDPHUAY
  • Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pisanu WONGPORNCHAI


Registration

Time of registration

Early bird registration: Before 1 October 2023

Regular registration: 1-31 October 2023

On-site registration: 23-24 November 2023


Delegates
Early bird: 5,500 Baht
Regular: 6,000 Baht
On-site: 7,000 Baht

  • Online proceedings
  • Lunch and Coffee break
  • Icebreaker party
  • Delegate bag
  • Geophysics Chiang Mai 2023 T-shirt and Mug

Full Time Students
Early bird: 3,000 Baht
Regular: 3,500 Baht
On-site: 4,500 Baht

  • Online proceedings
  • Lunch and Coffee break
  • Icebreaker party
  • Delegate bag
  • Geophysics Chiang Mai 2023 T-shirt and Mug

  • Students are kindly requested to submit their valid student identification card or another proof of full-time study
Family member
Early bird: 3,000 Baht
Regular:3,500 Baht
On-site:4,500 Baht



The participant is kindly requested to create an account. One account can submit only one abstract or one full research paper. One e-mail address can be used to create more than one account. The registration fee payment must be made before proceeding to registration.



Conference Refund and Cancellation Policy

If registered participants are unable to attend the conference, a letter is requested to inform the conference secretary via GeophysicsChiangmai2023@gmail.com.

Before 1 October 2023, registration cancellation is fully refundable but the bank transaction fee is the responsibility of registered participants.

Between 1 – 31 October 2023, registration cancellation is refundable but subject to a 3,000 Baht administrative fee.

After 31 October 2023, registration cancellation will NOT receive a refund. The refund and cancellation policy will not be waived. Registration fees may be transferred to another individual; the invoice for the new registration will be revised to reflect the new registrant's status.





Conference Proceedings


    Applied Geophysics Conference Chiang Mai 2000

    Applied Geophysics Conference Chiang Mai 2004




Social Program

The social program will include an Icebreaker Reception in the conference area.

You will also have the opportunity to visit the wonderful Loy Kratong festival. Loy Kratong festival, an important Thai festival, is a very interesting and colorful event in Chiang Mai. In 2023, the Loy Krathong festival will be held from 27 to 28 November, with Chiang Mai's grand procession of floats on the last night. It is a way of paying respect to the goddess of the river for the water provided and repenting for dirtying the river. The festival occurs under the full moon, thus creating a beautiful sight. Traditional floats (krathongs) are also set adrift on the Ping River. In addition, there are fireworks, float contests, boat races, lantern contests, and beauty contests. Lanna-style hot air balloons, which are considered by locals to rid themselves of their troubles, are lighted and sent drifting up into the sky.

Contact Us

Address

Department of Geological Sciences,
Faculty of Science, Chiang Mai University,
Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand

Phone Number

+6662 367 3800

Email

GeophysicsChiangmai2023@gmail.com