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| EAGE Awards 2011 Every year EAGE presents several prestigious awards to members of the Association who have made a highly significant contribution to one or more disciplines. Do you know any exceptional geoscientists or engineers? Then make a nomination now! For the full list of Awards and the 2010 winners, go here.
EAGE Ballot raffle winners Great prizes were raffled off among the voters in the EAGE Ballot 2010. Check the list of winners here! |
 Besides the usual EAGE News and latest industry news, First Break July starts off with two Technical Articles on How compaction causes misalignment of multiples and false time shifts in time-lapse seismic and Are refraction attributes more useful than refraction tomography? This month's First Break has two Special Topics: Well Technologies and Passive Seismic.
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| Second Workshop on Tar Mats & Heavy Oil | KazGeo 2010 | Naturally & Hydraulically Induced Fractured Reservoirs |
| 26-29 September 2010 Manama, Bahrain This workshop is planned to follow up on progress made since the first workshop on Tar Mats and will be extended to cover Heavy Oil reservoirs which are becoming an important challenge for the region. The workshop will host keynote speakers, oral and poster presenters, that will introduce key discussion topics. Register now! |
15-17 November 2010 Almaty, Kazakhstan This Conference is really the first of its kind in that the focus will not be on just one specific area but will in fact cover all aspects of geoscience. In this truly multi-disciplinary forum we aim to bring you a programme of topics covering the complete spectrum of Oil and Gas geoscience and Near Surface science. Call for Papers deadline extended to 25 August! |
10-13 April 2011 Nafplio, Greece EAGE invites experts from oil companies, services companies and academia to interact and debate on the technical issues concerning production performance of both conventional and unconventional fractured reservoirs. The workshop’s theme will be 'From nanoDarcies to Darcies'. Call for Papers open now! |
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