Some Visiting Geoscientists are restricted in their travel. After their name is listed the states in which they are able to travel. Also included is a small paragraph about the VG and possible title for their talk as well as topics they can elaborate on.
Wayne C. Ackerman
*Holland, Belgium, Germany > see also Western Region
Geologist/Reservoir Engineer in the Smart Wells Group with Shell International E&P in Rijswijk, The Netherlands. His current focus is on the application of new field development technologies which increase reserves and improve project economics. He received his B.A. in Geology from the University of Colorado in 1985 and his M.S. in Geology from The University of Tulsa in 1989. He has worked for Phillips Petroleum Company, Schlumberger Geco-Prakla and The Gas Research Institute in various assignments ranging from international exploration and production to geological research and business development.
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Eduardo A. Berendson
Indonesia
Eduardo A. Berendson specializes in stratigraphic concepts, reservoir modeling, petroleum geology and project management. A native of Piura, Peru, received his BS Degree from Louisiana State University and his Ms Degree from The University of Akron. Eduardo also holds a MA Degree in Business Management. He has over 15 years’ experience in international exploration and development projects. Eduardo is a recipient of AAPG Certificate of Merit and has been an active member in multiple AAPG Committees, including Membership, International Distinguish Lecture and International Liaison Committees.
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- 3D Reservoir Modeling: A Systematic Approach to Quantify Uncertainty
- Exploration Risk Assessment: Methodologies to Build a Strategic Portfolio
- Managing Cultural Differences: The Importance of Sensitivity in Global Organizations
Robert W. Blake
Rob is currently Brazil Exploration Manager for Chevron with twenty four years experience in frontier exploration and asset evaluation. He has led major exploration efforts in China, deepwater Nigeria, and Brazil in addition to participating in frontier exploration projects in Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, and western Gulf of Mexico. Drilling experience includes over 20 international wildcats and appraisal wells, including the billion barrel Agbami discovery offshore Nigeria. Degrees: MS Geology, State University of New York Albany and a BS Geology, University of California at Davis.
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Success and Failure in Frontier Exploration -- Examples from China, Nigeria and Brazi
Jelle Boels
Jelle is currently an Exploration Geologist in the Middle East team of the New Ventures Department of Shell International Exploration and Production in Rijswijk. After graduating in 2001 from Utrecht University with a MSc in Geology, specializing in recent sedimentation in Vietnam, Jelle did similar research in Azerbaijan with the Technical University Delft. He was active at PanTerra Geoconsultants as a reservoir geologist, describing cores and thin sections. In 2005 he joined Shell as an exploration geologist interpreting seismic and drilling wells at the NAM.
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- Petroleum Geology of the Netherlands
- Career Development for Petroleum Geologists
Gustavo
Castano
North Sea
Senior geologist with Texaco and presently based in Aberdeen Scotland. He has worked in exploration and development projects in Southeast Asia, the UK Atlantic Margin, the North Sea and Northern South America.
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- Deep Clastic Sediments -- Regional North Sea
- North Sea Statistics: FSD, Reserves Distribution, Depths, Etc.
Chuck Caughey
Coordinator for GRAD, global early-year training and development program, ConocoPhillips. Experience exploring for and developing oil and gas fields in the US (Gulf Coast, East Texas, Permian Basin) and Indonesia (Sumatra, East Java, Natuna). Publications and professional talks on oil and gas exploration, seismic and sequence stratigraphy, and field studies.
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- Finding New Oil in Old Fields
- Discovering Large Accumulations in Fractured Basement, South Sumatra Basin, Indonesia
- Finding and Developing Your Geoscience Career
Herman
Darman
Asia/Pacific: Brunei, Malaysia, Indonsia
Regional exploration geologist/seismic interpreter with Shell, currently based in Brunei. Has worked on geoscience projects in Indonesia, Brunei, Malaysia and the North Sea. Current interests include SEAsia regional studies, seismic sequence stratigraphy and tectonics.
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- Petroleum System of SE Asia
- Tectonics and Sedimentation of Borneo Tertiary Basins
- GIS Application in Petroleum Exploration
Ahmed
N. El-Barkooky
Egypt and adjacent countries
Ahmed N. El-Barkooky is a lecturer of geology at Cairo University. He's got his Ph.D. in Geology from Cairo University and has been engaged in teaching several courses in field geology, subsurface and petroleum geology, sedimentation and tectonics. In the meantime, he's been working for oil companies as a consultant of exploration stratigraphy and sedimentology. Ahmed enjoys more than 23 years of experience in both the academic and industrial fields. He was involved in exploration projects and special studies regarding basin architecture, tectonic control of facies, stratigraphic prediction, standardizing integrated stratigraphic tool kits and sequence stratigraphy. He carries out sedimentological research in various depositional environments (rift basins, fluvial facies, shallow and deep marine clastics). Ahmed El-Barkooky conducts geological field seminars and courses for both students of geology and professional geologists.
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Lee
D. Entsminger
Middle East
Area manager, Middle East, ExxonMobil Exploration Company, Houston. Over 24 years of oil and gas experience in the U.S. and international. Areas of expertise include assessment of exploration potential and economic evaluation, regional geology, petroleum systems, stratigraphy and tectonics.
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Alfredo
E. Guzman
Mexico
Exploration Strategies Coordinator with Pemex Exploration and Production, Villahermosa, Mexico, specializing in petroleum exploration, sedimentology.
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- The Petroleum Geology of Mexico
- The Role of Geology in the Search for Oil and Gas
Syed
Tariq Hasany
Middle East: Pakistan
Born in Karachi, Pakistan. In 1987 he received his B.Sc Honors and M. Sc both in Geology from University of Karachi. He has worked in the oil and gas exploration industry since 1988 in Pakistan and Middle East. Formerly with Geoservices Eastern Inc and Baker Hughes Inteq (Exlog) as a logging geologist and received training as a Wellsite Geologist and Drilling Engineer currently, Mr, Hasany is an Exploration Geologist for Pakistan Petroleum Limited.
His primary focus is Basin Analysis, prospect generation and development, wireline log and seismic interpretation. Mr Hasany prefers to speak on numerous subjects of Petroleum to cover the variety of aspects of exploration geology.
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Chris
P.M. Heath
Canada, Western United States
Researcher and consultant based in Vancouver. Has 30 years experience as exploration geoscientist and business developer. Worked for Amoseas and Amoco and recently associated with Edinburgh and British Columbia universities. Current focus is on ways for geoscience educators, in cooperation with employers, to make improvements in geoscience education process.
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- Exploration Geology
- Reservoir Engineering & Development
- Trends, Employment, Recruiting & Careers
- Geologic Mapping, Computer and Remote Sensing
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- Technical and Non-Technical Skills in the Work Place
- Careers in the Geosciences: Degrees and Employment
Debra
Higley-Feldman
Canada
Petroleum geologist with U.S.G.S. since 1983, Lakewood, Colorado. Previously uranium exploration geologist with Nuclear Assurance Corp. Research includes petroleum system assessment of foreland basins, thermal maturity of hydrocarbon source rocks, reservoir characterization, and 2D and 3D computer modeling.
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John
R. Hogg
Canada
Based in Calgary. Exploration Manager for Atlantic Canada Exploration with Pan Canadian. Has 20 years of experience in exploration. Interested in stratigraphy and sedimentology with clastic sequences and interpretation of 2D and 3D seismic for exploration and development applications. Formerly AAPG Advisory Council Member and past Chair AAPG House of Delegates.
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- Exploration Geology
- International Emphasis
- Deepwater Exploration
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- Offshore Oil and Gas Exploration
- Why a Geology Student needs a well rounded Degree
- Deepwater Exploration - Why the costs are so high
Sanggam Hutabarat
Indonesia
Currently works as geologist for Saudi Aramco based in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. He was graduated from Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB), majoring in Geological Engineering and holds a Master degree in Reservoir Geophysics from Universitas Indonesia (UI). He worked initially as a mud-logger and then working as sedimentary petrologist and reservoir geologist with Core Laboratories (Reservoir Group) in Jakarta for around 13 years. He joint Schlumberger (DCS and Wireline divisions) in 1999 based in Jakarta with various responsibilities ranging from technical to administrative aspects. He worked for several months with Kufpec (Kuwait's Oil Company) as chief geologist based in Jakarta, before joint Saudi Aramco in September 2006.
His main technical interests include petrology (Tertiary carbonates, marine –non marine clastics, volcaniclastics/basement), geological interpretation of well logs mainly of borehole images, and reservoir characterization including integration of geological and geophysical/seismic data from single- and multi-wells. He is member of AAPG, SPWLA, SEG, EAGE, IPA and IAGI and has published and presented several technical papers.
Since 2001 has been active to give lecturing to local universities and AAPG student chapters (ITB, UNPAD, STTNAS, UPN, UGM) regarding methods and applications in borehole geology with examples from Indonesia. The sponsors were Schlumberger and IAGI (Indonesian Association of Geologists).
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- Borehole Images Techniques and Applications
- Petrographic Techniques and Applications
- Borehole Images and Dipmeter Analysis For Sedimentary and Structural Interpretations
- Core and Log Analyses For Geological Reservoir Study
Geovani C. Kaeng
Indonesia, China, India Malaysia
Geovani Kaeng has been a Subsurface G&G Technology Consultant with Halliburton Drilling Evaluation and Digital Solution (Landmark) as based in Jakarta, Indonesia since 2006. His role is to provide geoscientists in the petroleum industry with consulting services on Landmark's G&G applications for petroleum exploration and field development. Kaeng joined Halliburton after earning his undergrad degree in Geology at TRISAKTI University Indonesia in the same year. He was born in Jakarta, Indonesia in 1984.
Kaeng has been active in an AAPG Student Chapter organization since 2002 and was the president of TRISAKTI University Student Chapter of AAPG from 2004-05. He is currently serving the AAPG Asia Pacific Region as Student Chapter Affairs Coordinator. His focus as a VG is to enthuse students about the importance of being active in a student organization for their future career in the industry after they graduate.
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- How AAPG Student Chapter as a Student Organization Contributes to Your Future Career in Industry (for university visit)
- AAPG Student Chapter Operation (for Student Chapter visit)
- G&G Software Technology for Petroleum Exploration and Field Development
John
Kaldi
Asia/Pacific
John Kaldi is a scientist and educator of wide international repute. He was born, and spent his early childhood, in Budapest, Hungary, then emigrated to Britain and the United States. John attended Queens College, City University of New York, studying for the Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Geology. He received a Ph.D from Cambridge University, England, in 1980. His dissertation topic was the Sedimentology of Permian Carbonates of Northeast England. From 1980 to 1982 Dr. Kaldi worked as a Research Geologist for the Saskatchewan Geological Survey in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, specializing in Mississippian Carbonate reservoirs. In 1982 he moved to Calgary to work for Shell Canada as a Senior Research Geologist, focusing on production geology in carbonates. Dr. Kaldi joined ARCO Oil and Gas Co. in Plano, Texas, in 1987 as a Senior Reservoir Geologist. Between 1991 and 1995, he was a Geological Specialist with ARCO, Indonesia, in Jakarta, working mainly on the evaluation of reservoirs, seals and pay in offshore northwest Java. In 1995, he became the Development Geologist responsible for ARCO Indonesia's 2 TCF Pagerungan gas field. In 1997 Dr. Kaldi joined VICO Indonesia as Chief Geologist. In early 1998, he accepted the position of Director, National Centre for Petroleum Geology and Geophysics in Adelaide.
Dr. Kaldi is a member and active participant in a number of professional organisations, including American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG), Indonesian Petroleum Association (IPA) Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM), International Association of Sedimentologists (IAS), and Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
John Kaldi's specialities include carbonate sedimentology and diagenesis, seal evaluation, reservoir geology and multi-disciplinary studies, and he has more than 40 refereed publications on these topics. He was an organizer of the AAPG Hedberg Conference on Seals and Traps, has served as Book Review Editor for Journal of Sedimentary Geology, Associate Editor for Bull. Canadian Society of Petroleum Geology, and has been Technical Program Chairman for the Indonesian Petroleum Association. He has been a member of the AAPG Grants-In-Aid Committee, a member of AAPG's International Liason and Development Geology Committees and is presently a member of the AAPG House of Delegates. His courses on "Evaluating Reservoirs, Seals and Pay" and "Multidisciplinary Teams" have been presented to AAPG, IPA, PESA and NZAPG audiences as well as to private major oil and gas companies, numerous times. He is Program Manager for the Australian Petroleum Cooperative Research Centre's Program on Seal Evaluation. Dr. Kaldi received AAPG's Special Commendation Award for Significant Contributions to Petroleum Geology in 1997. He was the PESA Distinguished Lecturer (1996) and was recently selected as AAPG’s Distinguished Lecturer for 2002-2003. His "mission" as AAPG Visiting Geoscientist, is to visit Universities around the Asia Pacific region to inform and enthuse students about careers in the Petroleum Industry.
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- Is There a Future for Professionals in the Petroleum Industry?
- Technical Careers in the O&G Business
Jess
B. Kozman
Middle East and Asia
Jess B. Kozman is currently Principal GeoScientist and Service Delivery Manager for Schlumberger Information Solutions. He is responsible for capture and dissemination of best practices for information management implementations in over 40 countries in the Middle East and Asia Region.
Mr. Kozman has worked in the oil & gas industry since 1980. He began with a Texaco seismic field crew in West Texas, worked as a seismic interpreter and computer coordinator for 15 years with ENSERCH (Now Newfield Exploration Co.) then in IT management at Meridian Oil (now Burlington Resources), and as a geophysicist and computer data specialist for Seismic Exchange, Inc., with headquarters in New Orleans, Louisiana. In 1999 he joined the seismic data management group of GeoQuest. He is now based with his family in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and has three children in the International School there. He has implemented information and technology solutions for international oil and gas clients on all six populated continents and frequently speaks about information technology at international conferences.
Mr. Kozman is a Certified Petroleum Geophysicist and a Licensed Professional Geophysicist. He maintains membership in the SEG, EAGE, American Geophysical Union, and the Geological Society of Malaysia. He is certified at the Foundation Level in PRINCE2 Project Management by the U.K. Office of Government Commerce.
Mr. Kozman has a Bachelor of Science in Geology and Geophysics from the Honors College at Michigan State University and has done graduate work in the mechanics of sediment movement and laboratory work on neutron activation analysis of rare earth elements in immiscible magmas. He has done field work in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Canada, offshore Bahamas, and the Oslo Rift area. He has authored papers on gravity modeling of salt domes, long-offset seismic acquistion, 3D seismic analysis, databases and computer sciences, and contributed columns to geological and geophysical society newsletters.
Mr. Kozman has participated in geologic field trips in the United States, Australia, Scotland, Indonesia, and Malaysia, and authored a geologic field guide to hiking trails in Big Bend National Park in the United States.
When not working, he enjoys hiking with his family (he recently returned from a tour of the Khmer temples at Siem Reep, Cambodia), and competitive pub darts. He is supported by his gorgeous wife, Catherine, who owns Spaces Talk, a landscape design firm specializing in organic and native plantings.
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- The Last of the Vikings: A Geoscientist’s Career in the Oilfield
- The Persistence of Wisdom: Managing the Proliferation of Geotechnical Data
- Never Forget It’s Rocks Down There: The Importance of Field Work to Petroleum Discovery
Gerald
J. Kuecher
Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, London
Sedimentologist, Baker Atlas Geoscience Consultants, Houston. Coordinates applied deepwater sedimentology and applied image log seminars. Presents an industry course entitled "Applied Sedimentology and Stratigraphy." Has expertise in tidal, deltaic and deepwater sediments.
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- Deepwater Reservoirs: Processes, Scale, and Resolution
- The Petroleum Reservoir from the Perspective of an Experienced Geologist
- Image Log Applications in the Modern Petroleum Industry
Peter
Lloyd PDF
Asia Pacific
Peter Lloyd received his Bachelors and Masters Degrees in National Sciences, Geology, from the University of Cambridge, England. He recently retired to Nice in France, after spending over 30 years in an overseas career with BP, Deminex, and Schlumberger where he enjoyed a series of technical, marketing and business management positions in exploration and production geology, as well as research and engineering. Peter has lived and worked in Europe, North and South America and both the Middle and Far East, and has lectured in Africa and the FSU.
He was part of the team that built the first micro-electrical scanning tool in 1985, and has specialized in high resolution image analysis and log interpretation in complex lithologies. More recently he has been involved in training initiatives, and he is currently a Tutor and Lecturer for Heriot Watt’s Masters Program in Petroleum Engineering.
Peter has taught extensively. He was Adjunct Professor on the University of Texas’ Software Engineering Master’s program, and a Visiting Professor with Brunei University where he taught modules of their Petroleum Geoscience programs. He has given more than 60 industry schools on Petroleum Geoscience, Subsurface Facies Analysis and Log Interpretation, and from 2001-2004 he managed a Schlumberger training company for the Middle East and Asia/Pacific.
Peter has presented more than 30 technical papers, and in 1999-2000 was an SPWLA Distinguished Lecturer addressing two themes, “Chasing Channel Sands” and “Evaluating Fractured Basement”. He is currently a Distinguished Lecturer for the European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers on careers and education.
He was on the Board of the SPWLA as Regional Director for the Far East from 1998-2001, President of the AAPG’s Asia/Pacific Region (1999-2002), an AAPG Delegate (1999-2008), and a member of the AAPG’s Advisory Council. He received an SPWLA Award of Appreciation in 1999, and an AAPG Distinguished Service Award for “promoting the internationalization of petroleum geoscience” in 2000. In 2002 he was elected as the AAPG’s Vice President. He was a candidate for AAPG President in 2005-2006.
Peter is a Past President of the Formation Evaluation Society of Malaysia, and has been active on the technical committees of several international AAPG, SPWLA and SPE conferences and colloquia. A “Certified Geologist” of the AAPG-DPA, and “Chartered Geologist” of the Geological Society of London, he is also a member of the DPA, EMD and DEG divisions of the AAPG. Other affiliations include the EAGE, SPE, SPWLA, the Indonesian Petroleum Association (IPA), and life membership of the Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM) and the South East Asia Petroleum Exploration Society (SEAPEX).
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- Exploration Geology
- Reservoir Engineering and Development
- International Emphasis
- Trends, Employment, Recruiting and Careers
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Bill
Maloney
UK
Senior Vice President Global Exploration, Statoil ASA with over 20 years of experience primarily in International upstream business. Started career as a geologist with Shell Oil Company in 1981. Moved to Texaco in 1997 and left the company shortly after the conclusion of the merger with Chevron as V.P. Exploration and New Ventures. Started with Statoil in my current position in February 2002.
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- Creating Value from International Exploration
- Portfolio Management in Exploration
Javier
J. Meneses-Rocha
Mexico
Based in Villahermosa, Tabasca, he joined PEMEX in 1976 as field geologist in southeast Mexico. Since 1986 his work with PEMEX has ranged from field work, regional studies, prospect evaluation, planning, technical analysis of exploration projects and reserve and resource assessments.
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- Structure, Tectonic Evolution and Petroleum Systems Assessment of Southeast Mexico
- Shear Zones Vs Fold and Thrust Belts and Its Role in Petroleum Occurrence
Iain D. R. Percival
Scotland, Netherlands
Iain Percival retired from the position of Group Chief Petroleum Engineer in the Royal Dutch Shell Group of Companies after 33 years of service. In this position he was responsible for ensuring the availability of skills and capability at both individual (4500 staff across the globe) and company level to deliver quality field development plans, reservoir management activities and reserve replacement. Prior to this final job he held positions in both the Corporate Centre and Operating Units covering Global Sub Surface Technical advice, Technology Development, Petroleum / Development Engineering Management, Global New Business Opportunity Evaluation, Development Geology as both manager and technical professional and Petrophysical Engineering. He has worked in the Netherlands, USA, Gabon, Malaysia (Sarawak), Oman and Brunei. Prior to his studies and service in Shell, Iain spent three years as a seaman officer in the Royal Navy.
Iain has degrees in Geology from the University of Aberdeen, Petroleum Engineering from Heriot Watt University in Edinburgh and an MBA from Brunel University in London. He is a member of SPE, AAPG and the Energy Institute of the UK. He is a member of the Advisory Board to the School of Physical Science of the University of Aberdeen, an external examiner for the School of Geosciences and is a visiting professor in the Robert Gordon University Energy Centre also in Aberdeen.
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- Reservoir Engineering and Development
- Trends, Employment, Recruiting and Careers
- International Emphasis
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- Role of Geology in Development Planning & Project Management
- Rewards & Challenges of 32 Years As A Geologist on the International Oil Business
- Importance of Managing the Non-Technical Aspects of Development Planning To Ensure a Successful Project
Joanne
Perry
UK, Scotland
Currently a well engineer with Shell Expro, Aberdeen, Scotland. After graduating in Geology, she worked as a mudlogging geologist offshore UKCS for 2 years. Then went on to study petroleum geology and worked as a log analyst and a MWD engineer.
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- Variety of Careers Available with a Geology Degree/Equal Opportunity
- How We Get at the Oil We Find
James
L. Pindell
Caracas, Mexico, Trinidad, England
Director, Tectonic Analysis Ltd., Billingshurst, England, consultant for upstream industrial research projects. 15 years organizing research programs, some as academic programs at Dartmouth College. Focussed on Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean, Mexico, Columbia, Venezuela, Trinidad, Andes, Atlantic Margins. Adjunct/Visiting Professorships at Dartmouth College, Rice University, Oxford University, University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez.
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- Upstream Geologic Research in Exploration
- Plate Kinematic Contributions to Exploration
Valary
L. Schulz
*West Central US (TX, OK), Alberta, Saskatchewan
Consulting geologist, Dallas. Has 30 years experience in petroleum development and exploration, as well as mineral development and exploration throughout the Americas. Presents a pragmatic perspective on the industry.
NOTE: Valary speaks Spanish and French and is willing to speak at International schools.
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- Preparing Yourself for a Career in the Natural Resources
Abul "Shams" Shamsuddin
> Indonesia
Shams started his career as a geochemist with Bangladesh Oil, Gas and Mineral Corp. then went to Houston where he worked for Unocal for 10 years. Now he works as a geologist for Chevron Bangladesh in their division of exploration and production. Also, Shams teaches part time at the Jahangir Nagar University in Dhaka. He studied at Lumumba University in Moscow, Moscow State University and French Petroleum Institute. His specialities include petroleum systems, geochemistry and regional geology. Shams speaks Bengali, Russian and English.
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- Petroleum System
- Global Oil & Business
- Geology for Non-Geologist
Donald Sim
> Asia Pacific region
Geoscientist working on International New Ventures, Woodside. Formerly with Shell, explored various parts of the Asia Pacific region: Northwest Borneo deepwater, Central Luconia and Phillipines carbonates, Northwest Shelf of Australia, offshore Vietnam.
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Stanley
R. Wharton
> Trinidad > Tobago
Exploration Geologist with a major oil company based in Trinidad & Tobago; deep water offshore, shallow water and onshore prospecting experience, transpressional and extensional environments. Background in computer application in geology, and landslide geological hazards. Seventeen years experience as a Geologist.
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- Exploration/Exploitation Geology
- Pliocene/Pleistocene Deltaic Sedimentation
- 3D Seismic Facies Analysis