
Kerry Key, PhD, is the founder of Deep Blue Geophysics and a leading expert in computational electromagnetics for resource exploration. He previously held tenured faculty positions at Columbia University and UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography, where he developed the widely used MARE2DEM inversion code. Kerry now leads Deep Blue’s development of next-generation EM solutions, with current work focused on full-physics spectral IP imaging with controlled-source EM. By moving beyond legacy approximations, his methods deliver the high-fidelity subsurface characterization required for modern mineral discovery. With over 25 years of experience spanning deep-sea expeditions to polar ice sheets, he specializes in bridging advanced computational geophysics with the practical demands of exploration.
Coreplan Lunch
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Coreplan Lunch
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Partner Events
Join us for a lunch hosted by Coreplan. Registration required.
January 27, 2027
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Health and Wellness Lounge
Events & Networking
Health and Wellness Lounge
Events & Networking
AME is pleased to bring back the Health & Wellness Lounge, sponsored by Teck. Free PSA testing provided by the…
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Networking Lounge
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Exhibit Hall
Networking Lounge
Events & Networking
Exhibit Hall
Take a break from your busy day in the new Networking Lounge in the Exhibit Hall. Phone charging stations provided…
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Finding the High-Grade Signal: New Tools for Targeting Porphyry and Epithermal Systems
Short Courses
Finding the High-Grade Signal: New Tools for Targeting Porphyry and Epithermal Systems
Short Courses
How do we recognise and target high-grade potential, from arc-scale patterns down to individual deposits? Large, high-grade Cu-Au porphyry systems…
January 23, 2027
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