Mike Blum
Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- “Subsidence and Sea-Level Change along the Northern Gulf of Mexico, Response of Mississippi River to the Last Glacial Cycle, and the Flexural Ups and Downs of Mississippi Delta”
- “Signatures of Climate and Sea-Level Change in Gulf of Mexico River Systems over the Last Glacial-Interglacial Cycle: A Source-to-Sink View”
Terry Engelder
Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania
- “Craquelure in Masterpieces of the Louvre (Paris, France) as Analogue Models for Development of Joints in Fractured Reservoirs”
- “Acadian-Alleghanian Orogenesis as Revealed by Fracturing Within the Appalachian Foreland”
Katherine Giles
New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico
- “Tracking the Migration of Salt Diapirs using Halokinetic Sequence Stratigraphy”
- “Complex Feed Back Loops Controlling Heterozoan Reef Development on Salt Diapirs, La Popa Basin, Mexico”
Kirk Johnson
Denver Museum of Nature & Science, Denver Colorado
- “Crocodiles in Greenland and Hippos in London: A Fossil-Fueled Tour of Past and Future Climates”
David Johnston
ExxonMobil Exploration Company, Houston, Texas
- “4D Seismic in the Deepwater–Challenges and Rewards”
Garry Karner
ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company, Houston, Texas
- “Depth-dependent lithospheric extension: Supporting evidence, structuraland depositional characteristics, and general applicability”
- “Accuracy of Eustatic Amplitude Estimates: Challenges in Flexurally Backstripping Continental Margins”
Jon Olson
University of Texas, Austin, Texas
- “Fractured Reservoir Characterization: From Diagenesis and Fracture Mechanics to Reservoir Permeability”
- “A Geologist’s Guide to Explaining Natural Fracture Phenomena with Fracture Mechanics”
Mike Peacock
Imperial Oil, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
- “Athabasca Oil Sands: Understanding the Oil Sands from the Regional Scale to the Project Scale, Kearl.–A Case History”
Peter Skelton
Open University, United Kingdom
- “Rudist Evolution, Ecology and Environments”
- “The Episodic History of Cretaceous Carbonate Platforms: An Aptian Case Study”
Domestic Distinguised Instructor
Kevin Bohacs
ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company, Houston, Texas
- Sequence-Stratigraphic Analysis of Shales: Key to paleoclimate archives, subsurface fluid flow, and hydrocarbon source, reservoir, and seal.
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Jose Luis Massaferro
Repsol YPF, Buenos Aires, Argentina
- “Three-Dimensional Seismic Imaging of Carbonate Reservoirs and Systems”
Peter McCabe
CSIRO Petroleum, North Ryde, NSW Australia (formerly U.S. Geological Survey, Denver, Colorado)
- “World Oil and Gas Resources: How Much is Left? Where is it? How Do We Find It?”
- “Deltaic Systems and Super-Systems–Controls on Petroleum Accumulation”
- “Distribution of the World’s Oil and Gas Source Rocks in Space and Time–Perspectives for Exploration in Frontier Basins”
Larry Peterson
University of Miami, Florida
- “Past Climate Clues from Anoxic Basin Sediments: Cariaco Basin (Venezuela) Has a Tropical Climate Type Section”
Volker C. Vahrenkamp
PDO, Muscat, Oman
- “Dealing With Multi-Level Property Heterogeneity in Carbonate Reservoirs”
- “Carbon Isotope Stratigraphy of Mid-Cretaceous Shallow Water Carbonates: Improved Chronostratigraphy and Other Implications”
John Walsh
University College Dublin, Ireland
- “The Structure, Content and Growth of Fault Zones Within Sedimentary Sequences”
- “The Growth of Fault Systems on Different Time Scales: Reconciling the Long-Term Growth and Earthquake Behaviour of Normal Faults”
AAPG-SEG Inter-Society International Distinguished Lecture
Don Lawton
University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
- “Anisotropic Depth Imaging and Interpretation in Thrust-Belt Exploration”
International Distinguished Instructor
Vitor Dos Santos Abreu III
ExxonMobil Exploration Company, Houston, Texas
- “Sequence Stratigraphy for Petroleum Exploration”
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