News and announcements from the Singapore office of the AAPG Asia Pacific Region, brought to you by Adrienne Pereira and friends.
AAPG recently held its first hybrid workshop on ‘Structural Geology and Our Future - The Role of Tectonic Geoscience in Energy Transition, Focusing on the Asia-Pacific Region’ which took place from 6 -7 July 2022 at Club York Sydney and Online. The workshop attracted 71 attendees (38 in-person and 33 virtually) from 42 different companies and 14 different countries.
We are delighted to announce that the abstract submissions deadline for the upcoming #AAPG 'Structural Geology and our Future - the Role of Tectonic Geoscience in Energy Transition, Focusing on the Asia-Pacific Region' GTW has been extended! Final abstract submission closing date will be 30 January 2022. Take advantage of these extra days and get involved in this exciting event by sharing your paper with other industry experts. For more information, please follow the link: https://bit.ly/3peplrE
Join us for this one-of-a-kind gathering to learn the best and latest developments in structural and tectonic earth science, discuss with your peers and get feedback on your ideas while taking a front-row seat in the energy transition.
The AAPG Asia Pacific is proud to offer a slate of events to fill out the rest of 2021. A Virtual Workshop and three virtual Short Courses. Seats are filling rapidly so sign up now.
This short-course covers a systematic step-by-step methodology for approaching carbonate reservoirs. It was initially developed for the engineering department at the Colorado School of Mines and has now become an annual tradition due to its popularity. You will get to see fantastic examples that have real-world sub-surface applications using data that is not available in the public domain.
Have you registered yet for this Asia Pacific Short Course on Naturally Fractured Characterization for Basement and Carbonate Reservoir Exploration & Development? Spaces are limited. Hydrocarbons have been discovered in basement reservoirs with good production around the world over the past decades. The potential of fractured basement reservoirs is still significant, but often overlooked by explorers. This short course will address the major needs in fracture evaluation of basement reservoirs in the different phases of a field’s life. Exercises will broaden participants interpenetration skills and promote better characterization of fractures and faults.
Stratigraphy remains an essential part of geoscience practices. It provides our conceptual framework for visualizing how layers are arranged and connected in the subsurface. Commonly stereotyped as a black box of names and descriptions of fossils, stratigraphy is in reality dynamic and, by integration with other techniques, can be highly predictive. This workshop aims to share, discuss and explore many of the new ideas regarding the stratigraphy of the hydrocarbon-bearing basins throughout Sundaland and provide a virtual platform for discussion and knowledge sharing, bringing workers and scholars on stratigraphy from different backgrounds together.
'High CO₂, High Contaminant Challenging Fields and Alternative Energy - Impact and Monetization'. A Geosciences Technology Workshop not to be missed. Submit your abstracts before 1 May to be part of this exciting joint AAPG/EAGE program taking place virtually 23-24 November 2021. Check out our five Keynote Speakers and other details at bit.ly/39aJ843
Join us for 'GeoLatinas Beyond Borders: Multidisciplinary and Multiscale Careers in Industry and Academia'. A 60-90 minute free webinar presented by Latinas in Earth and Planetary Sciences from the AAPG Asia Pacific Region.
The AAPG Asia Pacific Region is proud to announce our Top Three teams for our 2021 IBA competition: Congratulations to our Winning Team – UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI, PAKISTAN. They will go on to represent out region in the IBA2021 International Finals to be held virtually in May 2021. 2nd Place: INSTITUTE TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG, Indonesia. Third place: UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI PETRONAS, MALAYSIA.
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