About the Workshop
This two-day Geosciences Technology Workshop will bring together a wide range of geoscientists, engineers, and managers to highlight the important and varied roles that geomechanics and pore pressure play from initial exploration phases to field abandonment.
This workshop will also highlight the key aspects and elements that are unusual or unique to geomechanics and pore pressure analysis in Australia and Asia, where basins are often characterized by complicated geology, variable, and high-magnitude stress states and anomalous overpressures.
In addition, 24 oral papers and 30 static posters will address the scientific, technological and commercial issues facing companies and the industry at large.
Workshop Themes
Key themes will follow the use of geomechanics and pore pressure throughout the well life-cycle, including their use in:
- developing play concepts and prospect risking
- well planning and optimal well design
- safe and efficient real-time operations
- field appraisal and development
- completions and fracture stimulation
- reservoir geomechanics and enhancing field production
- successful well and field abandonment
Who Should Attend
- Geologists
- Geophysicists
- Petrophysicists
- Drilling and Completions Engineers
- Reservoir Engineers
- Basin Modelers
- Asset Managers
- Exploration Managers
- Regional Managers
- General Managers
- Exploration Directors
- Chief Executive Officers
Submit your abstract by 30 January 2018 to .
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