Hidden Potential in Mature Basins: Play Analogs and Best Practices
Exploring - and finding new success - in mature basins can be a difficult challenge for all geoscientists. Don't miss this unique learning opportunity in 2017.
Exploring - and finding new success - in mature basins can be a difficult challenge for all geoscientists. And that's why we offer this unique learning opportunity.
Hidden Potential in Mature Basins: Play Analogs and Best Practices
13- 14 September 2017 | Bandung, Indonesia
As we all know, industry tends to leave mature basins once a determination is made that the significant hydrocarbon accumulation is gone. But what if those basins have not been thoroughly evaluated? What if the decision was made without integrating existing date – or acquiring new data – with cutting edge technology?
What if you had a chance to hear experts describe how to turn today's abandoned areas into tomorrow's hot plays? Learn more.
This GTW's creative technical program – designed to facilitate knowledge sharing and collaboration regarding the challenges of exploring mature basins – was the result of a steering committee that includes:
- Syamsu Alam, upstream director, PT Pertamina.
- Noor Syarifuddin, vice president–geoscience and reservoir, Total Indonesia.
- Rovicky Dwi Putrohari, vice president, Saka Energy.
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Who should attend?
Geoscientists who are working in mature basins and near-field exploration are welcome to this meeting to learn what other people do. Talk about your experiences – and then learn from others who have successfully faced the same challenges. Engineers who are working on well design and reservoirs also will benefit from the technical sharing session. It is an opportunity to test ideas and gain knowledge from others.
View GTW Website.