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Workshop 1: OneStratigraphy: A Synthesized Database for Modern Stratigraphy 

Overview:

Stratigraphy has become an increasingly data-driven discipline, with researchers and professionals relying on vast amounts of stratigraphic data to understand Earth's history, sedimentary processes, and resource potential. OneStratigraphy seeks to address the need for a unified, comprehensive database for modern stratigraphy, offering a platform where researchers can access and analyze stratigraphic information with unprecedented precision and efficiency. This workshop will introduce the OneStratigraphy database, covering database structure, current content and hands-on techniques for inputting, managing and outputting datasets. Participants will gain exposure to the latest advancements in the database design, stratigraphic correlation, and data integration, making this workshop an essential experience for geoscientists interested in achieving breakthroughs in stratigraphy.

Structure:

• Duration: half day
• Format: Combination of lectures, hands-on sessions, database exploration, and group discussions

Topics Covered:

• Introduction to OneStratigraphy
• Database Navigation and Querying
• Stratigraphic Correlation and Ordination Analysis with OneStratigraphy Data
• Applications and Case Studies
• Interactive Discussion on Future Development

Target Audience:

• Graduate students, researchers, and faculty interested in quantitative stratigraphy
• Industry professionals focused on sedimentary basin analysis, paleoenvironmental studies, and resource exploration
• GeoTolosa 2025 attendees interested in innovative stratigraphic data integration

Expected Outcomes: 
Participants will:

• Learn to navigate and utilize the OneStratigraphy database for research and industry applications.
• Gain skills in quantitative stratigraphic correlation within a synthesized stratigraphic framework.
• Build networks with peers and professionals, fostering collaborations for future research in quantitative and digital stratigraphy.