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Awards and Honorary Memberships
The NSG Section bestows the Frank Frishknecht Leadership Award and the Harold Mooney Award to recognize excellence in near-surface geophysics. Honorary Life Memberships are also periodically bestowed to distinguished members. If you would like to nominate a deserving individual for either of the awards or an honorary life membership, please send your nomination, with a supportive citation, to the NSG Section Executive Committee.
The Frank Frischknecht Leadership Award is jointly presented by the NSG Section and the Environmental and Engineering Geophysical Society (EEGS). The inaugural award was presented to Susan Pullan in 2005 at the EEGS annual meeting, the Symposium on the Application of Geophysics to Engineering and Environmental Problems (SAGEEP). The award alternates (on an approximately 18-month interval) between the SAGEEP meeting and the NSG Section’s annual meeting. The Frank Frischknecht Leadership Award is established to recognize an individual who shows extraordinary leadership in advancing the cause of near-surface geophysics through long-term, tireless, and enthusiastic support of the near-surface geophysics community. Such leadership is often boldly displayed by an invention, a new methodology or technique, a theoretical or conceptual advancement, or a unique innovation that transforms the nature and capabilities of near surface geophysics.
Prior to 2005, the NSG Section presented its own Frank Frischknecht Award in recognition of long-term, tireless and enthusiastic support of the near-surface geophysics community.
Joint EEGS/NSG Section Frischknecht Award Winners
2009 Susan Hubbard
NSG Section Frischknecht Award Winners
2004 Rob Huggins
The Harold Mooney Award is presented by the NSG Section during its annual meeting. The honoree is chosen by his or her peers through nominations from the membership and recommendation to the NSG Section Executive Committee. The NSG Section Harold Mooney Award was originally presented in recognition of scientific and technical excellence and innovation leading to the advancement of near-surface geophysics. Starting in 2005, the award definition was expanded and is now presented to an individual in recognition of long-term, tireless, and enthusiastic support of the near-surface geophysics community through education, outreach efforts, professional service, or development of opportunities with other professional disciplines that employ geophysics. NSG Section Mooney Award Winners
2009 Louise Pellerin
*Award definition revised this year. Honorary Life Memberships are presented by the NSG Section during its annual meeting. Honorary Life Memberships may be extended to any member, who has active status; who has made a distinguished contribution deserving of exceptional recognition, to exploration geophysics, a related field, or to the advancement of the profession of exploration geophysics through service to the SEG; and who has voluntarily rendered exceptionally meritorious service to the NSG Section. NSG Section Honorary Life Membership Recipients
2008 Don Steeples
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