Doing more with subsurface data
Measuring subsurface data project success - using well data in subsurface interpretation
Wednesday, March 12, 2014, Aberdeen, Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Aberdeen Treetops
Measuring the success of subsurface data projects - best and worst practices with well log data management - using well data in subsurface interpretation - supporting the way younger geoscientists want to work
Our third subsurface data conference in Aberdeen on March 12th explores ways to make it easier to work with subsurface data - and ways data managers can make subsurface data easier to work with.
We hope this event will be a useful way to get up to speed with the latest in practise and technology to help do more with subsurface data – limited places, please register now to secure yours!
You can find out:
• Why many subsurface / data management projects struggle to deliver what the business wanted, although they pass stage gates and meat project management goals
• What is the best, and the worst, practise with managing well logs, in the eyes of the British Geological Survey, which sees almost all UK onshore well data and much UK offshore data
• Better ways to use well data in subsurface interpretation - making better use of well data for reservoir description has been described by SPE's director of reservoir description and dynamics as something which should be a priority for the industry
• How to develop subsurface data and software frameworks which support the way younger geoscientists want to work - if younger geoscientists prefer to work more collaboratively, or expect information to be available immediately
Event history - we previously ran this event in March 2013 - see the agenda - see the attendee list
Agenda
Sponsors of this event
IBMIBM is a globally integrated enterprise operating in over 170 countries. Today IBM UK has around 20,000 employees, bringing innovative solutions to a diverse client base to help solve some of their toughest business challenges. In addition to being the world''s largest IT and consulting services company, IBM is a global business and technology leader, innovating in research and development to shape the future of society at large. IBM''s prized research, development and technical talent around the world partner with governments, corporations, thinkers and doers on ground breaking real world problems to help make the world work better and build a smarter planet.
CGGCGG is a fully integrated Geoscience company providing leading geological, geophysical and reservoir capabilities to its broad base of customers primarily from the global oil and gas industry. Through its three complementary businesses of Equipment, Acquisition and Geology, Geophysics & Reservoir (GGR), CGG brings value across all aspects of natural resource exploration and exploitation. CGG employs around 5,400 people around the world, all with a Passion for Geoscience and working together to deliver the best solutions to its customers.
CGG is listed on the Euronext Paris SA (ISIN: 0013181864) and the New York Stock Exchange (in the form of American Depositary Shares. NYSE: CGG).
MTI TechnologyMTI is a global solutions and service provider, underpinned with operational excellence and experience gained through thousands of client and partner engagements. Over 25 years of working extensively across public, social and private market sectors, has enabled MTI to develop proven methodologies and best practices aligned with recognised Industry Standards (ITIL).
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Registered Delegates
Scott Petrie
Director, Techie Consultant, Problem solver
Analysis Logic Ltd.
United Kingdom
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Neil Murray
Data Manager
EnQuest plc
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Neil Mccrindle
Business Development Manager
MTI Technology
United Kingdom
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Neil Cardy
Product Manager - Wellbore Integrity Solutions & Advanced Logging Services
Baker Hughes
United Kingdom
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Kathy Strachan
Operations Geologist
Fairfield Energy Limited
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Amanda McIntosh
Geologist
Premier Oil
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DEREK HENDRY
Applications Portfolio Manager
BP
United Kingdom
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Padmini Maheshwari
Data Manager
GTS-Geotech
United Kingdom
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Alan MacLennan
lecturer
Robert Gordon University
United Kingdom
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Andrew Kingdon
Petrophysical Data Manager
British Geological Survey
United Kingdom
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Robin Flett
Snr. Consultant
Halliburton
United Kingdom
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Milagro Rodriguez
Information Management Consultant
Schlumberger Information Solutions
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Alan Ramsdale
IS Architect
Centrica Energy Upstream
United Kingdom
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Gary To
Halliburton
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Sheena Hickey
Data Manager
TAQA Bratani
United Kingdom
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Robert Davies
Sales Executive
CGG
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Martin Murray
Consultant
Halliburton
United Kingdom
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Susan Robertson
Petrophysics Technical Asst
TAQA Bratani Limited
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Phil Hodge
Director of global sales
CGG Data Management
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Stephen Lord
consultant with the IBM Upstream, Drilling, Completions and Production Centre of Competence
IBM
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Tim Clarke
Managing director
Troika International
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Henri Blondelle
VP - Global Business Development
CGG Data Management
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Jim Maitland
Client Exec
IBM
United Kingdom
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Audrey Hughes
Aberdeen Centre Manager
Troika International
United Kingdom
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Graham Smith
Senior Project Manager
CGG DMS
United Kingdom
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Michael Mauchline
IBM Software Consultant
IBM UK
United Kingdom
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damian chana
BD
Venture Information Management
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MARCIA RITTHAMMER
Seismic Specialist
COP
United Kingdom
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Jack Walton
Business Development Manager
Interica
United Kingdom
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Haroon Rashid
Client Services Manager
Venture Information Management
United Kingdom
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Karl Jeffery
Editor
Digital Energy Journal
United Kingdom
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Ali Ramady
Sales Manager for Europe
LMKR
United Kingdom
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Marc Taylor
Principal Consultant
Venture Information Management Limited
United Kingdom
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Panas Kalliantas
news editor
Digital Energy Journal
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Neale Stidoph
Head of Information Management
Lockheed Martin
United Kingdom
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Mayela Torrealba
Well Data Manager
WIPRO
United Kingdom
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Ryan Sayre
CTO EMEA, Isilon
EMC
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Jonathan Fleetham
Geoscience Data Manager
Maersk Oil North Sea UK Limited
United Kingdom
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David Shanks
Technology development manager
Zenith Oilfield Technology
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Simon Williams
Account Manager
EMC
United Kingdom
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Andy Bowker
Business Development Manager – Oil & Gas
MTI
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