IMAGE Week Events
It All Starts Here - The Best Geoscience Happens at IMAGE
The International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE) is the premier event for geoscientists and energy professionals offering world-class technical programming, training opportunities, state-of-the-art exhibition displays, and networking functions.
But we’re not the only ones offering exciting experiences and activities. A global community of industry leading companies and experts converge to Houston each year during IMAGE to host a multitude of energy-related geosciences events.
To help establish that world's best geoscience is happening at IMAGE we have gathered, IMAGE Week Events, a collection of all the exciting events, product launches, presentations, receptions, after parties, and other activities taking place in and around IMAGE.
Join your fellow friends and colleagues and start planning your IMAGE Week experience.
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Students: come to Chevron's recruiting booth and meeting our recruiters! Learn about opportunities as a subsurface technical professional or earth scientist at Chevron.
For more information contact: Lanette Marcha
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Join us for a Happy Hour at 4:00 p.m. on August 29th at Booth 206 celebrating SCA's 35 years in business!
SCA is a global service provider to the upstream oil and gas industry founded in 1988 by Daniel J. Tearpock. We offer four primary services including geoscience and engineering consulting, upstream projects and studies, training services, and direct hire recruitment. Other services include carbon capture utilization and storage geological consulting, A&D advisory, third party and peer review, and mentoring. Our business focuses on consulting and recruitment of oil and gas related professionals and training that is current, timely, effectively formatted, and cost-efficient.
SCA emphasizes delivering technical excellence in subsurface interpretation, mapping, and reservoir description and dynamics. We follow our motto “Excellence that Runs Deep”. SCA’s instructors represent a diverse group of recognized authorities in their areas of specialization. Classroom training typically includes real world examples of the concepts, insights and methodologies presented in the course. Many of the courses provide hands on exercises to both teach new skills and test understanding of concepts.
SCA is dedicated to delivering a product and service that meets our high standard of excellence and positioning our clients to be successful.
For more information contact: Mary Atchinson 713-202-9299
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SCA is a global service provider to the upstream oil and gas industry founded in 1988 by Daniel J. Tearpock. We offer four primary services including geoscience and engineering consulting, upstream projects and studies, training services, and direct hire recruitment. Other services include carbon capture utilization and storage geological consulting, A&D advisory, third party and peer review, and mentoring. Our business focuses on consulting and recruitment of oil and gas related professionals and training that is current, timely, effectively formatted, and cost-efficient.
SCA emphasizes delivering technical excellence in subsurface interpretation, mapping, and reservoir description and dynamics. We follow our motto “Excellence that Runs Deep”. SCA’s instructors represent a diverse group of recognized authorities in their areas of specialization. Classroom training typically includes real world examples of the concepts, insights and methodologies presented in the course. Many of the courses provide hands on exercises to both teach new skills and test understanding of concepts.
SCA is dedicated to delivering a product and service that meets our high standard of excellence and positioning our clients to be successful.
For more information contact: Mary Atchinson 713-202-9299
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Technical know-how and expertise, anchored in sound geoscience principles and channeled through state-of-the-art interpretation software, allow the experts at Subsurface Clarity to rapidly analyze complex reservoir targets. The presentation will walk participants through digital workflows, from data enhancement to static reservoir models. The workflows and resulting products focus on detailed stratigraphic analysis of conventional and unconventional reservoirs. Data volumes are taken from noise cancellation and spectral enhancement, through seismic data attribute analysis, frequency decomposition and edge-detection color-blends, detailed seismic facies analysis, and well-log based 3D property models. Interpretations and volume analyses are captured and communicated through the use of horizon stacks, Wheeler plots, well-log cross sections, isochores, fault frameworks, and 3D visualization.
Presented by: Ken Abdulah and Clémence Prazuck
For more information contact: Ken Abdula
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Presented by: Ken Abdulah and Clémence Prazuck
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If you're in Houston during IMAGE 2023, come discover the role that geology plays in beer through an educational, in-person tasting event! Expert panelists will explain how geological factors can influence the ingredients and flavors in different types of beers and answer your questions. After an engaging educational tasting event, grow your geoscience+beer lovers community through interactive networking. We look forward to growing our geology+beer passion with you all!
For more information contact: Rebecca Caldwell
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Interest in carbon capture and storage (CCS) is growing rapidly as a crucial part of global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere. To support this growth in capture technology, we need an acceleration in new CO₂ storage project developments. In this course, we review the science and technology underpinning CO₂ storage in deep saline aquifer formations using insights from several industrial-scale projects. We analyze the main factors, which limit storage capacity — constraints governed by flow dynamics, injectivity, pressure development, and geomechanics. Then, this physical basis provides a framework for determining how to optimize monitoring methods. Using the latest portfolio of geophysical methods for smart and cost-effective monitoring at the surface and downhole (including conventional seismic acquisition, passive seismic listening, and fiber-optic sensing), we discuss how short- and long-term storage assurance can be demonstrated with high levels of confidence. Next, we address the question of what is needed to achieve climate-significant scales of CCS deployment. Although technically achievable, the current socio-economic framing often makes storage project execution difficult in practice. By building technical confidence in project execution, we may be able ‘turn the dial’ and realize the gigatonne levels of storage needed over the coming decades.
The goal of this course is to review the main concepts involved in the engineered storage of CO₂ in saline aquifer formations, dispelling some common misunderstandings along the way. After explaining the main trapping mechanisms, we critically assess methods for estimating storage capacity and evaluate the key constraints for achieving the storage volumes needed over the project’s timeframe. The course material has a strong focus on geophysical monitoring methods and data sets, which are key to the stated objective of building confidence in the technology and assuring long-term storage integrity.
For more information contact: Melissa Presson 918.497.5584
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The goal of this course is to review the main concepts involved in the engineered storage of CO₂ in saline aquifer formations, dispelling some common misunderstandings along the way. After explaining the main trapping mechanisms, we critically assess methods for estimating storage capacity and evaluate the key constraints for achieving the storage volumes needed over the project’s timeframe. The course material has a strong focus on geophysical monitoring methods and data sets, which are key to the stated objective of building confidence in the technology and assuring long-term storage integrity.
For more information contact: Melissa Presson 918.497.5584
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The presentation deals with the use of downhole geohysical logging tool (Optical Televiewer and Density) to assess Pont-et-Massène dam (France) prior to its renovation.
For more information contact: François Simand
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For more information contact: François Simand
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Students and Faculty: come join Chevron employees, from VP's, to managers, to Fellows and Subject Matter Experts, to mid-career, and young professionals, in an informal networking venue to learn about Chevron and discuss opportunities! Chevron aims to 1. recruit top talent from universities to maintain growth of the ever-evolving energy business, 2.build strong relationships with universities to encourage students to seek jobs in the energy business, and 3. showcase how we are one of the industry's top technology leaders and partner/employer of choice!
Monday, August 28, 2023 - 5:30 apm–7:30 pm
Tuesday, August 29, 2023 - 8:00 am–6:00 pm
Wednesday, August 30, 2023 - 8:00 am–6:00 pm
Thursday, August 31, 2023 - 8:00 am–1:00 pm
For more information contact: Lanette Marcha
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Monday, August 28, 2023 - 5:30 apm–7:30 pm
Tuesday, August 29, 2023 - 8:00 am–6:00 pm
Wednesday, August 30, 2023 - 8:00 am–6:00 pm
Thursday, August 31, 2023 - 8:00 am–1:00 pm
For more information contact: Lanette Marcha
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Join us for an inside look at digital disruption in the energy industry. Jake Corley & John Kalfayan of Digital Wildcatters will share their vision for leveraging technology to unlock new opportunities in the sector. Learn about the most exciting innovations transforming all verticals of energy - from AI to automation to data management. Discover where the DW team is finding the best emerging tech and hear their perspectives on gaps and challenges facing the energy tech industry. Jake & John will also discuss the importance of partnerships in driving innovation forward in a secure, ethical way. Whether you're an executive, investor, or startup founder, you'll walk away with new insights into the future of energy tech. Don't miss this chance to peek behind the curtain and find out what's next for one of the economy's most vital sectors.
For more information contact: Sydney Archer 407-235-8309
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For more information contact: Sydney Archer 407-235-8309
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It’s no secret that as a whole, energy companies struggle in the public eye. False narratives about our industry have plagued the news for years, leading to unsound energy policies, difficulties attracting new talent, and divestment of capital. How do we combat this? By having real people in energy tell real stories. Join Collin McLelland, CEO of Digital Wildcatters, as he dives into the importance of storytelling and authentic content creation in energy. Discover how creative content marketing through social platforms can humanize your company and connect with younger audiences, helping shift the energy industry as a whole into a more positive light.
For more information contact: Sydney Archer 407-235-8309
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For more information contact: Sydney Archer 407-235-8309
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PBE Podcast sits down with Dr. Peter Duncan to discuss new concepts, products, and education in a modern geologic context. Come say hello to us and listen to our experts!
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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PBE Podcast with Doug Nester
MicroSeismic
Wednesday, August 30, 2023 | 11:30 AM-12:00 PM
Booth #1409
PBE Podcast with Doug Nester
MicroSeismic
Wednesday, August 30, 2023 | 11:30 AM-12:00 PM
Booth #1409
Booth #1409
PBE Podcast sits down with Doug Nester, the CEO of EverAware to discuss "Environmental Monitoring". Come say hello to us and listen to our experts!
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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PBE Podcast sits down with Monica Vrana, the CMO of MicroSeismic, to discuss her "POV". Come say hello to us and listen to our experts!
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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PBE Podcast sits down with MicroSeism's CEO, Dr. Peter Duncan, and the CEO of Terra15, Dr. Nader Issa, to discuss "DAS Monitoring Solutions". Come say hello to us and listen to our experts!
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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PBE Podcast recaps the second day of IMAGE. Come say hello to us and listen to our experts!
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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PBE Podcast sits down with Recoil Resource's President and CEO, Charles Cusack, to discuss "Why MicroSeismic from a customer perspective". Come say hello to us and listen to our experts!
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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PBE Podcast sits down with our CTO, Dr. Michael Thornton, and one of our software engineers, Keaton Cheffer, to discuss the future of digital, new concepts, products, and education in a modern geologic context. Come say hello to us and listen to our experts!
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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PBE Podcast sits down with our President, Gary Hargraves, to discuss his POV from his first year with the company and in Oil and Gas. Come say hello to us and listen to our experts!
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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PBE Podcast sits down with Charlie Stevens to discuss new concepts, products, and education in a modern geologic context. Come say hello to us and listen to our experts!
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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PBE Podcast with Dr. Jon McKenna
MicroSeismic
Tuesday, August 29, 2023 | 9:05 AM-9:35 AM
Booth #1409
PBE Podcast with Dr. Jon McKenna
MicroSeismic
Tuesday, August 29, 2023 | 9:05 AM-9:35 AM
Booth #1409
Booth #1409
PBE Podcast sits down with Dr. Jon Mckenna to discuss new concepts, products, and education in a modern geologic context. Come say hello to us and listen to our experts!
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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Oklahoma State's Professional Science Master's (PSM) program invites working and aspiring geoscience professionals to explore the various ways in which they can expand their technical and managerial skills. The PSM program currently offers three specialization tracks - geophysics, petroleum geology, and hydrogeology - which can be augmented with elective courses in big data, high-performance computing, and management. The program offers a structured way of obtaining transferable skills along with networking opportunities, and a pool of industry mentors to choose from. A new track in making, Carbon Storage, offers additional opportunities to remain competitive in a futuristic industry. PSM in Geosciences is a 36-credit-hour program that can be completed in 24 months or less. Through partnerships with prominent professional societies such as SEG and AAPG, the program draws instructors from a pool of world-renowned names and offers world-class material that serves as a lifelong resource. The hybrid classes offer the best of both worlds – self-paced learning and in-person networking - positioning the program to meet the basic needs and want of professionals in the state and outside.
For more information contact: Priyank Jaiswal 405-744-6041
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For more information contact: Priyank Jaiswal 405-744-6041
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Sharing the exciting news of the acquisition of a new 40,000 sqft historic building to be the permanent home of Texas Through Time and utilizing cutting edge imaging technology to pioneer new discoveries in the roof of paleontology. Announcing new public/private partnerships to continue to advance scientific discoveries and new applications for old technologies. Sharing the new mode for the future of museums in this country by serving local communities and supporting local culture and context.
For more information contact: Andre Lujan 972-974-6306
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For more information contact: Andre Lujan 972-974-6306
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Join SLB at main exhibition booth #1217 and learn topics on reinventing exploration, boosting your reservoir performance, innovating digital at scale and accelerating the energy transition. SLB is a global technology company that drives energy innovation for a balanced planet. With a global footprint in more than 100 countries and employees representing almost twice as many nationalities, we work each day on innovating oil and gas, delivering digital at scale, decarbonizing industries, and developing and scaling new energy systems that accelerate the energy transition.
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In our commitment to Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI), SEG’s JEDI Committee is hosting a JEDI Open House, aimed at providing a platform for all of us to learn more about these crucial principles and the impact they have on our organization. This event will also serve as an introduction to the upcoming JEDI Ambassador program and Diversity and Inclusion training sessions that will be rolling out.
Agenda:
• Welcome and Introduction to JEDI Initiatives
• Interactive Session on Understanding Diversity and Inclusion
• Sneak Peek of Upcoming Training Modules
• Q&A Session and Networking
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Agenda:
• Welcome and Introduction to JEDI Initiatives
• Interactive Session on Understanding Diversity and Inclusion
• Sneak Peek of Upcoming Training Modules
• Q&A Session and Networking
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Completions Engineering for Geothermal Energy
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Come listen to the president and CEO of Recoil, Charles Cusack, talk about their experience as a customer of MicroSeismic.
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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MicroSeismic provides monitoring across all aspects of the CO2 sequestration process, primarily in terms of background and induced seismicity, caprock integrity, and plume extent with the complementary use of CSEM imaging. We aspire to offer tools and services to measure atmospheric gas concentrations (e.g., CO2, CO, CH4…), soil gas flux, and USDW aquifer quality. The data set derived from these multi-faceted monitoring domains provide a comprehensive picture of all elements and aspects of the CO2 sequestration process.
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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Multi-stage, multi-well completions cause pore-pressures to increase around each stage treated, compound from earlier offset treatment stages, then dissipate as the injected fluid leaks off into the rock formation. Local stress changes illuminated by microseismic focal mechanisms can be used to create maps of high and low induced stress which, in turn, can be used to guide a dynamic slurry propagation model and estimate fluid and proppant distribution from the injection. Injected slurry volumes respond to these pore-pressure changes dependent upon lag time from previously treated stages. An example is presented from a multi-stage, multi-well hydraulic stimulation in the Wolfcamp Formation located in Southeast New Mexico.
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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Terra15 partners with MicroSeismic to provide the best-in-class passive DAS monitoring solution for a wide range of geoscience and energy sector applications. Come listen to Albert Carmenate discuss Terra15's patented design of the Treble DAS interrogator.
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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Karst topography underlies as much as 15% of the earth’s land area. Damage from daylighting sinkholes amounted to more than $4.5 billion in the last 15 years in the United States alone. We present our progress at early detection of growing Karst features using passive seismic. Such detection can allow for hazard mitigation prior to a catastrophic event.
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Hydraulic fracturing causes local stress shadows that influence fluid propagation on future stimulated stages and wells. Stress dissipates over time and returns to the virgin stress state. Analysis of injected well-specific tracer chemicals during production on 7 horizontal wells treated over a 25-day period in the Denver-Julesburg basin demonstrates that stress-shadows dissipate after ~12 days. Results suggest that fluid from offset wells treated <12 days from the parent well treatment will be contained close to the treatment well. After 12 days, stress shadows have dissipated, and tracer is produced up to 2000 ft laterally from the injection well.
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Continuous IoT monitoring utilizes cost effective smart sensors, meters, gateways, advanced data analytics and the cloud to continuously monitor operations, equipment, and environmental conditions for detecting anomalous data patterns indicative of performance issues, imminent equipment failures, or fugitive leakage of emissions or liquids. These solutions allow companies to identify potential problems and threats in real time so they can be addressed quickly to minimize downtime, optimize efficiencies, reduce operating costs, and mitigate damage to the environment by agile in-situ carbon emission monitoring.
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Recent instances of earthquakes of magnitude Mw 5 and greater have been associated with salt water injection, resulting in regulatory agencies reducing injection rates in wells as far as 175 miles distant from the epicenter of the earthquake. This issue has the potential to present significant problems for CCS operations, where 45Q tax credits are linked to the total mass of CO2 sequestered. Passive seismic monitoring of CO2 injection operations offers a solution to this problem, by listening for and measuring the lower magnitude seismic events that typically precede earthquakes with the potential to damage surface infrastructure.
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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MicroSeismic, Inc. is the global leading energy and environmental service monitoring company. Listen and find out how we are repurposing our 20-year proven monitoring service to help our clients protect their assets, operations, and the environment, as we transition to reliable and secure sources of energy.
For more information contact: Hannah Moore 832-520-4806
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