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From time to time the AAPG Research Committee selects a topic for critical examination. They will invite scientists from various disciplines (geology, geophysics, reservoir engineering, etc.) to discuss state-of-the-art concepts, methodologies, case histories, and future directions relating to this subject. The conference are held in informal settings with a maximum of 80-100 attendees.
Current Conferences
June 8-11, 2010
December 5-10, 2010
Abstracts due by June 1, 2010
Review abstracts from past Hedberg Research Conferences For more information about the Hedberg Research Conferences:
AAPG Education Department
Debbi Boonstra
Ph. (918) 560-2630
debbi @aapg.org
