News and announcements from the Singapore office of the AAPG Asia Pacific Region, brought to you by Adrienne Pereira and friends.
A nice opportunity to meet our student chapter members
We are pleased to announce the launch of the annual AAPG Imperial Barrel Award (IBA) and all Asia Pacific geoscience universities are invited to participate in the 2015 Asia Pacific virtual semifinals.
Building upon AAPG’s successful inaugural event in Myanmar 14-15 August 2014, held jointly with AAPG affiliated society the Myanmar Geosciences Society (MGS), AAPG has signed an MOU with sister society EAGE and MGS for the joint organization of the first Myanmar Geosciences Conference. The event is scheduled to take place 19-20 November, 2015 in Yangon, Myanmar.
Building upon AAPG’s successful inaugural event in Myanmar 14-15 August 2014, held jointly with AAPG affiliated society the Myanmar Geosciences Society (MGS), AAPG has signed an MOU with sister society EAGE and MGS for the joint organization of the first Myanmar Geosciences Conference.
Congratulations to Peter Baillie, President of the AAPG Asia Pacific Region, who received an award at the 2014 AAPG Annual Conference and Exhibition in Houston for his strong support to the region during his tenure. Presenting the award to Peter is Region Treasurer Mick McWalter.
On the 25th to 28th of March 2014, AAPG Student Chapters from three universities namely,Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, Universiti of Malaya, and Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia were sponsored by Talisman Energy to volunteer themselves as student helpers in the Offshore Technology Conference Asia 2014.
We are most proud to announce the results of the 2014 AAPG Asia Pacific Imperial Barrel Award semi-finals :
The one day seminar was conducted by Mr. Herman Darman from Shell International EP, Netherlands. The idea was concerned on describing each characteristic and requirements that every company set on their recruitment systems.
On 9th of October 2013, the AAPG Student Chapter in collaboration with Curtin Geology Club had organized a 2-hour session of site visit to Shell Lutong Core Centre Lab.
The first Geosciences Technology Workshop to be held in Malaysia was successfully convened from 4-5 June 2013, in Kuala Lumpur. Jointly organized by AAPG and EAGE, this event focused on “Profits & Pitfalls of Shallow Seismic Anomalies”.
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