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  <dc:title>Minutes of a meeting of the British National Committee for Geology</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Present:  Sir Peter Kent, Chairman;  Professor D R Bowes;  Professor J C Briden;  Dr G M Brown;  Mr A M Clarke;  Mr J B W Day;   Professor C H Holland;  Mr Mr D C Ion;  Dr W D I Tolfe;  Dr P A Sabine;  Dr R C Selley;  Professor F W Shotton;  Professor F J Vine;  Dr W H Ziegler
By invitation;  Professor J E Prentice

1.   Minutes
      The minutes [NGL/14 (80)] of the meeting on 20 February 1980 were confirmed

2.   International Geological Congress 1980

3.   IUGS Council

4.   IUGS Subscriptions

5.   International Mineralogical Association

6.   International Palynology Conference

7.   Lithosphere programme

8.   Geochemistry and cosmochemistry

9.   Engineering Geology

10.   Hydrogeology

11.   Quaternary research

12.   History of Geological Sciences
        Received the minustes [NGL/15 (80)] of the istory fo Geological Sciences Subcommittee meeting on 2 April 1980

13.   Co-operation with Spain

14.   Trans - Atlantic Geotraverse Atlas

15.   Geosciences and Man

16.   Site access working party

17.   Coal Study

18.   Silurian stratigraphy

19.   Geology of Europe publication

20.   Deep drilling in Europe
        Professor Vine reported that an ad hoc international consortium (in which the UK was involved), having arranged the drilling of a deep (2 km) borehole in Iceland in 1978, was now considering follow-up projects in Cyprus and Iceland; the results from the initial borehole in eastern Iceland were to be published in J.Geophys.Res. in April 1981.

21.   Date of next meeting
        Subject to need, it waasd agreed the next meeting should be held in late October or early November 1981.

Recommendations

Minute 3.   IUGS subscription
                    The UK should remain in category 7, providing the FRG did so also and pay an annual subscription to IUGS of $10500 (35 units at $300 p.a. ) from 1981/2, subject to the necessary provision in the Parliamentary grant-in-aid.

Minute 8.   IAGC subscription
                    The UK subscription to the IAGC (with 6 units in the second highest category) be increased from $180 (at $30 per unit) to $360 (at $60 per unit) from 1981/2, subject to the necessary provision in the Parliamentary grant-in-aid.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>29 October 1980</dc:date>
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