Submit your abstracts now for this exciting two-day AAPG Geosciences Technology Workshop (GTW) focused on the Stratigraphy of Sundaland.
Suggested sessions found below. The Committee will finalise Sessions upon receipt of abstracts.
Abstracts are welcomed by 1 May for the following proposed sessions:
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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.
There are still many disagreements, uncertainties and gaps in our knowledge regarding the stratigraphic architecture of many basins throughout Sundaland and surrounding regions of Southeast Asia. Recent advances in our understanding of stratigraphy in the region has been led by rapid advances in technology, new data, new ideas as well as a fresh look at old data and previous work. There is also an increasing concern within the stratigraphic community regarding the practice and application of their discipline and the future of the profession. The workshop aims to share, discuss and explore many of the new ideas regarding the stratigraphy of the hydrocarbon-bearing basins throughout Sundaland. The workshop also will provide a virtual platform for discussion and knowledge sharing, bringing workers and scholars on stratigraphy from different backgrounds together.
This 2-day workshop will address the following questions:
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