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Events
September 2008

September 8-11

Bergen, NOR
Phone:: 972 952 9393
Fax:: 972 952 9435
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September 9-10
Amsterdam, NET
Phone:: 713 292 1945
Fax:: 713 292 1946
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September 10
Denver, CO USA
Phone:: 918 493 3872
Fax:: 918 493 3875
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September 15-17
Los Angeles, CA USA
Phone:: 202 682 8000
Fax:: 202 682 8222
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September 15-18
Rio de Janeiro, BRA
Phone:: 55 21 2112 9078
Fax:: 55 21 2220 1596
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September 16
Los Angeles, CA USA
Phone:: 202 682 8000
Fax:: 202 682 8222
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September 17-19
New Delhi, IND
Phone:: +44 (0)20 7840 2100
Fax:: +44 (0)20 7840 2111
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September 21-24
Denver, CO USA
Phone:: 972 952 9393
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September 23
Aberdeen United Kingdom
Phone:: + 44 (0) 20 7467 7106
Fax:: + 44 (0) 20 7580 2230
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September 29-October 1
Cannes, FRA
Phone:: +44 1737 365100
Fax:: +44 1737 365101
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September 29-October 1
Berlin Germany
Phone:: 040 639004 0
Fax:: 040 639004 50
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Webcasts
The PennWell Petroleum Group Webcasts database is a valuable resource made available to all oil and gas professionals seeking in depth knowledge regarding the latest petroleum products, industry developments and technologies. This is a free service offered to all PennWell Petroleum Group website visitors.

Webcasts



The Future of Seismic Attributes - Understanding the Impact of Three Converging Technology Trends

Originally Broadcast: August 21, 2008
Now available on Demand
Length: Approximately one hour
Speakers: Richard Cooper, President & CEO, Rock Solid Images



Overview:

Seismic attributes play a major role in helping geoscientists interpret seismic data by quantifying and revealing information that help define the geology and rock physics of prospects.

We see three converging technology trends that define "the future of seismic attributes":

1. The development of next generation seismic attribute algorithms, which more closely link attribute response to stratigraphy and reservoir properties.

2. The incredible advances in computer price/performance that allow 3D attribute calculation and visualization to be undertaken even on a laptop.

3. The availability of state-of-the-art cost effective and easy to use scalable software tools that exploit these new algorithms and computer platforms.

Each of these trends and their future directions will be discussed.



About the Presenters:
(Click presenter's name for more information)

Richard Cooper
President & CEO
Rock Solid Images


 



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Webcasts



Taking the Next Leap Forward with Real Time Operating Centers
Date: September 18, 2008
Time: 2:00 PM EDT     11:00 AM PDT     6:00 PM GMT    
Length: Approximately one hour
Speakers: Eric van Oort, Planning & Business Improvement Manager, Shell E&P Americas
Douwe Franssens, Global Real Time Technology Manager, Halliburton Sperry Drilling Services










US Natural Gas: The New Outlook
Originally Broadcast: August 28, 2008
Now available on Demand
Length: Approximately one hour
Speakers: Bob Tippee (Webcast Moderator), Editor, Oil & Gas Journal
Warren True, Chief Technology Editor LNG/Gas Processing, Oil & Gas Journal
Alan Petzet, Chief Editor Exploration, Oil & Gas Journal
Nina Rach, Drilling Editor, Oil & Gas Journal








Completion Methods: Technology and Trends
Originally Broadcast: August 27, 2008
Now available on Demand
Length: Approximately one hour
Speakers: Warren True, OGJ Chief Technology Editor LNG/Gas Processing, Oil & Gas Journal
Nina Rach, OGJ Drilling Editor, Oil & Gas Journal
Guntis Moritis, OGJ Production Editor, Oil & Gas Journal






The Future of Seismic Attributes - Understanding the Impact of Three Converging Technology Trends
Originally Broadcast: August 21, 2008
Now available on Demand
Length: Approximately one hour
Speakers: Richard Cooper, President & CEO, Rock Solid Images








The Petrobras FPSO Experience: Technology Evolution and Application In the US Gulf of Mexico
Originally Broadcast: August 14, 2008
Now available on Demand
Length: Approximately one hour
Speakers: Cesar Palagi, Walker Ridge Production Asset Manager, Petrobras America Inc.






Frontiers of Geophysics Technology
Originally Broadcast: August 05, 2008
Now available on Demand
Length: Approximately one hour
Speakers: Laurence "Larry" Lines, President-Elect, Society of Exploration Geophysicists
Fred Aminzadeh, President, Society of Exploration Geophysicists
Leon Thomsen, Chief Scientist, Delta Geophysics
Michael S. Bahorich, Executive Vice-President - Exploration and Production Technology, Apache Petroleum Corp.
Bob Williams, Director of Research, PennEnergy's Oil & Gas Journal Online Research Center and PennEnergy Online Research Center








Midyear Forecast & Review - 2008
Originally Broadcast: July 30, 2008
Now available on Demand
Length: Approximately one hour
Speakers: Bob Tippee, Editor, Oil & Gas Journal
Marilyn Radler, Senior Editor, Economics
G. Alan Petzet, Chief Editor, Exploration



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Hurricane Preparedness: The Latest Guidelines and Lessons Learned
Originally Broadcast: July 23, 2008
Now available on Demand
Length: Approximately one hour
Speakers: David Petruska, Riser Technical Authority - GoM Performance Unit, BP
James D. Stear, Ocean Engineer, Chevron
Dave Wisch, Chevron Fellow, Chevron Energy Technology Co.
Steve Leverette, Manager of R&D, SBM - Atlantia
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Washington Energy Politics: An OGJ Conversation - July 2008
Originally Broadcast: July 23, 2008
Now available on Demand
Length: Approximately one hour
Speakers: Bob Tippee, Editor, Oil & Gas Journal
Nick Snow, Washington Editor, Oil & Gas Journal








Conference Review: Oil Sands & Heavy Oil Technologies
Originally Broadcast: July 17, 2008
Now available on Demand
Length: Approximately 1.5 hours
Speakers: Bob Tippee (Moderator), Editor, Oil & Gas Journal
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Using Seismic Data to Judge the Success of Hydraulic Fracturing
Originally Broadcast: May 21, 2008
Now available on Demand
Length: Approximately one hour
Speakers: Mark E. Willis, Researcher / Dept. of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Technology






EOR/IOR and the Future of Global Oil Supply
Originally Broadcast: April 16, 2008
Now available on Demand
Length: Now available on Demand
Speakers: William F. (Bill) Lawson, General Chair, 16th Improved Oil Recovery Symposium
Rafael Sandrea, President, IPC Petroleum Consultants, Inc./IOR 2008 Plenary Speaker
Paul Willhite, Technical Program Chair, 16th Improved Oil Recovery Symposium
Bob Williams, Director of Research, Oil & Gas Journal Research Center








Washington Energy Politics: An OGJ Conversation
Originally Broadcast: March 27, 2008
Now available on Demand
Length: Approximately one hour
Speakers: Bob Tippee, Editor, Oil & Gas Journal
Nick Snow, Washington Editor, Oil & Gas Journal
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