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Examine the rocks in detail during this 2-day event following ICE
Following the convention will be a two-day core conference held at the ERCB Core Research Centre, the world’s largest and most functional facility of its kind. The core conference will showcase up to 20 integrated core and poster displays and will be focused on unconventional, frontier and international hydrocarbon systems.
The core conference is targeting unique and interesting core displays ranging from unconventional exploration in tight oil sands of Western Canada, tight gas sands and shales of Canada and the United States and conventional frontier exploration such as the Canadian Arctic and the North Sea and countries such as Peru, the United Kingdom and Yemen.
This event will afford all attendees the opportunity to examine the rocks in detail, while interacting with the authors. Take this opportunity to reconnect with the rocks and remember what
geology is really about.
Abstracts for core conference include the following (download as .pdf):
Unconventional Oil |
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| 1 | Reservoir Units within a Multi-Layered Dolostone Formation: Grosmont Formation, Sleski Area, Alberta, Canada | John Hopkins |
| 2 | Sedimentological Calibration of Geomorphologic Elements Imaged Seismically in the McMurray Formation, Alberta, Canada: Characterizing a Complex Tidally-Influenced Fluvial Depositional System | Stephen Hubbard |
| 3 | Unconventional Oil Production in the Cardium Formation, East Pembina Alberta, Canada | Christian Viau |
| 4 | And Now for Something Completely Different? ...An Unconventional Oil Play, the Devonian Torquay Sand, a Thin Lowstand Veneer, Southeastern Saskatchewan, Canada | Ryan Carnegie |
| 5 | The Bakken in Southeast Saskatchewan: Stratigraphic and Facies Analysis | Dan Kohlruss |
| 6 | Geology of the Jurassic Shaunavon Formation, Southwestern Saskatchewan, Canada | Arden Marsh |
Unconventional Gas |
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| 7 | The Horn River Shale Play, Northeastern British Columbia, Canada | Jerome Biollo |
| 8 | Reservoir Characterization of the Upper Montney Formation in the Heritage Montney A Pool at Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada | John Miller |
| 9 | Integrated Sedimentology, Ichnology and Petrography of Unconventional Gas Reservoirs of the Montney Formation; Dawson Creek Region, Northeastern British Columbia, Canada | Peter Proverbs |
| 10 | Interpretation of the Haynesville Shale in the Devon Energy Corporation Hull A-102 Core, Panola Co., Texas, USA | Chuck Vorce |
Conventional Oil and Gas |
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| 11 | Unconventional and Tight Sandstones in Jurassic Paleovalleys of the Alberta Plains: J3 and J2 Sandstones, Medicine River Area, West Central Alberta, Canada | Fed Krause |
| 12 | Depositional Styles of the Fluvio-Deltaic Tubåen Formation, Norwegian Barents Sea | Geir Helgesen |
| 13 | Sedimentology, Reservoir Architecture and Exploration, Appraisal and Development History of the Buzzard Field, Outer Moray Firth, Central North Sea, United Kingdom | Dean Gagnon |
| 14 | Sedimentology of the Upper Cretaceous Lower Vivian Formation within the Situche Structural Complex, Northeast Marañón Basin, Peru | Mark Radomski |
| 15 | Interpretation and Integration of Core Collected from the Ben Nevis Formation in White Rose E-18 9, White Rose Field, Offshore Newfoundland, Canada | James Carter |
| 16 | Recovering the Last Drop of the S2 Reservoir, Qishn Clastics Member, Tawila Field Yemen - an Integrated Petrophysical, Petrological and Sedimentological Study to Define Geologic Controls on Reservoir Quality and Future Potential | Chantel Bunnell |
| 17 | Characterization of the Lower Cretaceous Martin House Formation Stratigraphy and Sedimentology in the Mackenzie Corridor, Northwest Territories, Canada | Julia Davison |
Challenging Paradigms |
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| 18 | Challenge the Paradigm Part 1: HCS — Storm Wave Bedform or Deep Water Antidune? | Dennis Meloche |
| 19 | Challenge the Paradigm Part 2: HCS — Submarine Gravel Deposits in the WCSB — Wave Ravinement Lags or Current Traction Carptets? | Dennis Meloche |
