This free half day conference at the Norwegian Petroleum Museum, Stavanger, covers recent developments in reservoir monitoring technology, including in well fibre optics, wireless seismic receivers on land and seabed, permanent fibre seismic recordong in the seabed, and assessing rock property changes during production.
This event should be useful for geophysicists, geologists, petrophysicists, reservoir engineers, well integrity managers and production engineers. Produced and chaired by David Bamford, a past head of geophysics at BP and head of BP Norway.
Attend this conference to get up to speed with the most interesting recent developments. Limited places - register now to secure yours.
Topics include
Advances in what you can do with in-well fibre optics (understand flow, spot leaks);
Using wireless seismic receivers ("nodes") on both seabed and land,
Permanent fibre seismic recording on the seabed with reduced costs,
Understanding how rock properties are changing as the reservoir is produced.
David Bamford is 63. He is a non-executive director at Tullow Oil plc and has various roles with Parkmead Group plc, PARAS Ltd and New Eyes Exploration Ltd, and runs his own consultancy. He writes regular articles for OilVoice and ROGTEC and is a co-founder of Finding Petroleum.
He retired from BP in 2003, after a 23 year career spent initially in research & technology, then the geophysics function, business unit leadership, and finally BP's global exploration programme.
Finding Petroleum
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Carl Berg has more than 18 years of experience in the oil and gas industry working with exploration and production geophysics. He has held senior management, staff and advisory positions with CGG Veritas, Wavefield Inseis, Statoil and ExxonMobil, prior to which he held field positions at PGS and Geco. Carl has also been involved in the Ekofisk LoFS project with fibre-optic technology. He has an MSc in Geo-Acoustics and Geophysics from the Norwegian Institute of Technology, and is a member of the EAGE, SEG and SPE. A core member of the Reservoir Solutions team, Carl is based in the Asker, Norway office of TGS.
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