The 41st Steering Committee had endorsed the implementation of EAGER-a trust fund set up in the Geological Society of America with personal contribution of Dr Rick Terman, CCOP Honorary Advisor, to be used for funding research in geoscience in the region. Under the programme, Dr Maurice J. “Ric” Terman generously proposed a contribution of USD 100,000 as principal for the EAGER fund. Proceeds of the principal sum estimated at 5% per annum, (USD 5 000 per year) will be made available as grant(s) for final year PhD student or for post-Doctoral research in Geoscience and Environment in East Asia.
The grant will be available for candidates from the Member Country hosting the Annual Session with the proceeds of the principal sum only will be used to finance the grant.
CCOP will assist in the implementation of the Grant and the procedure is outlined in the project proposal attached, and summarized briefly as follows:
Recipients of EAGER Grant
2007 – Dr. Maybellyn A. Zepeda, Supervising Science Research Specialist, Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), Mines and Geosciences Bureau, The Philippines
Research Work:
“Early Maastrichtian Short-Term Climate Events: Evidences Based on Foraminifera Response and Isotope Records.”
2006 – Mr. Seung-Pil Jung, PhD Student, School of Civil, Urban, and Geosystems Engineering, Seoul National University
Research Work:
“Integration of DFN Model and Production Data for the Characterization of a Fractured Reservoir Using the Ensemble Kalman Filter”
2005 – Ms. Pan Xiao–Fie, PhD student, Institute of Geology and Geophysics Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing, China
Research Work:
“The pressure depth temperature regime (P-T-X) for fluid infiltration and auriferous fluid source of two typical Indosinian gold deposits, the Nanjinshan and the Jinwozi, in the Beishan mountains”
2004 – Ms. Zhen Li, PhD Student, Nagoya University, Japan
Research Work:
“High Resolution Climate Change and the Human Impacts on the Song Hong Delta Areas Vietnam during the Holocene”
2003 – Ms. Marilah Sarman, PhD Candidate, Institute of the Environment and Development, LESTARI, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
Research Work:
“Geological Heritage Resources Database for Conservation and Sustainable Use : The Case of Langkawi Islands”