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STRONGER TOGETHER: STABILIZING, ENHANCING, AND EXPANDING EAGE
President’s
REPORT 2015 –2016
My year as the elected president of EAGE has been deeply affected by forces beyond our control, namely the very difficult economic climate for the oil and gas industry in which most of our members are employed. I chose as the theme for my year in office ‘Stronger together: stabilizing, enhancing and expanding EAGE’. It expressed how I, and my colleagues on the Board, would try to steer the Association through these troubled waters focused on maintaining the integrity of our services to members through careful management of our resources. My impression, from the many members in the geoscience and engineering community that I have had the privilege to meet in the last year, is that our efforts are appreciated. This has not been an easy journey, but I believe we have set the Association on a sustainable path for the future. Internally we have instituted some important procedural changes to increase efficiency and accountability. Among other things, we have restructured organizational responsibilities between Finance, Development, Operations and Regions and introduced more transparent and accessible communication between the Board and EAGE’s senior management. With an eye on costs, we expect staff numbers to reduce through natural attrition. Given the circumstances, I am proud of the accomplishments we managed to achieve. For example, both our external and internal IT systems are being renewed and we have launched the long awaited Resource Evaluation Committee. Internationally, the Association has been significantly expanding its profile in Africa and China with new events and the formation of student and local chapters. In 2015–2016 we also signed MOUs with seven new affiliated societies worldwide. A major landmark
in the year was the launch of our new office in Bogota, Colombia opening up a wealth of opportunities for EAGE in the Latin American region. Increasing our services to members worldwide really began with the Russia & CIS and the Middle East regions. I must therefore congratulate the Moscow and Dubai offices on their 10th anniversary and their many achievements to date. Meantime our basic mission, spearheaded by our conferences, workshops and courses, our publications, and the promotion of special interest groups has stayed on course with only minimal disruption. Introducing the EAGE Economic Hardship Programme has enabled us to make events more affordable for those members facing financial difficulties. We have continued to provide ever more possibilities for students and young professionals worldwide, and the growth in our Student Chapter numbers reflects the success of these efforts. I would like to conclude by thanking our members, volunteers, fellow Board members, HQ and regional staff who all have toiled so valiantly to fulfill our goals regardless of the circumstances. I wish all of you the best of luck for the upcoming year.
MOHAMMED ALFARAJ | EAGE PRESIDENT 2015-2016
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President’s
PREVIEW 2016–2017
I very much look forward to the coming year as president of EAGE. Having already served on the Board for some time, I believe that we are set on the right strategy to meet the interests of our members in what have been exceptionally difficult times for the oil and gas industry. Our three pillars of strength are the commitment to globalization, membership growth and the provision of a one-stop shop for knowledge and community in the geosciences. Our challenge now is to consolidate and enhance what we have. This is why my theme for the year will be ‘Growth and Diversity’. A good index of our state of health as a professional Association was the Vienna 2016 Annual Meeting. Our feedback suggests that our flagship multi-disciplinary event was well received by those who participated and once again met the demand for learning, sharing knowledge and basic networking with professional colleagues from around the world. We are also confident that the Near Surface Geoscience 2016 event in September, combining Environmental and Engineering Geophysics, Applied Shallow Marine Geophysics and Mineral Exploration and Mining will meet the needs of our members in these different and important disciplines. We have the opportunity to capitalize on our strong portfolio of conferences, workshops, courses, publications and a rapidly expanding digital footprint. In general this requires more support for regional initiatives such as increasing cooperation with global and country specific professional societies, encouraging local chapters and making sure all our services are easily accessible. I believe our continuing focus on the recruitment of a new generation of students to our various disciplines through conference programmes, student chapters and our series of geoscience-related boot camps will pay dividends for the Association in the years to come. Diversity also means
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inclusiveness, and the enthusiasm for the Women in Geoscience and Engineering and Young Professionals special interest groups bodes well for the future. All our good intentions can of course only be achieved with prudent financial management. A restructured, cost-effective and stable organization has been a focus of the Board over the last two years. Meanwhile our management has done well to manage costs - staff reductions through natural attrition and other measures - in line with inevitably depleted revenues. As a result we should be in a good position to thrive when the current cycle sees an upturn. Finally, I should say that I feel honoured to be president for 2016–2017, working with colleagues on the Board, our staff and many volunteers that make our Association one to be proud of. I am especially excited to have the opportunity to meet as many members as possible during the course of the year, and to hear how we may progress the Association’s goals together.
CHRIS WARD | EAGE PRESIDENT 2016-2017
GROWTH AND DIVERSITY
ABOUT EAGE THE EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF GEOSCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS (EAGE) IS A GLOBAL PROFESSIONAL, NOT-FOR-PROFIT ASSOCIATION FOR GEOSCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS WITH MORE THAN 19,000 MEMBERS WORLDWIDE. IT PROVIDES A GLOBAL NETWORK OF COMMERCIAL AND ACADEMIC PROFESSIONALS TO ALL MEMBERS. THE ASSOCIATION IS TRULY MULTI-DISCIPLINARY AND INTERNATIONAL IN FORM AND PURSUITS.
All members of EAGE are professionally involved in (or studying) geophysics, petroleum exploration, geology, reservoir engineering, mining and mineral exploration, civil engineering, tunneling and environmental matters. The objectives of the Association are to promote the development and application of geosciences and related engineering subjects, to promote innovation and technical progress and to foster the communication, fellowship and cooperation between those working in, studying or otherwise being interested in these fields.
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PRESIDENT CHRIS WARD VICE-PRESIDENT JEAN-JACQUES BITEAU VICE-PRESIDENT-ELECT JUAN SOLDO
EDUCATION OFFICER JORG HERWANGER MEMBERSHIP AND COOPERATION OFFICER ROALD VAN BORSELEN
PUBLICATIONS OFFICER K ARL BERTEUSSEN SECRETARY-TREASURER EVERHARD MUIJZERT TECHNICAL PROGRAMME OFFICER WALTER RIET VELD
CHAIR NEAR SURFACE GEOSCIENCE DIVISION OLIVER KURAS CHAIR OIL & GAS GEOSCIENCE DIVISION JOHN BRIT TAN
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BOARD Every year in spring, the members of EAGE elect the new EAGE Board. The new Board is presented during EAGE’s Annual Conference & Exhibition. The EAGE Board consists of 10 professionals in various fields with an academic and / or an industry background. The Board plays an important advisory role in the activities that EAGE offers throughout the year. New in the 2016–2017 Board are Juan Soldo, Jorg Herwanger and Oliver Kuras. We would like to thank our Board members of 2015–2016 for their valuable contribution to EAGE and wish the new Board members all the best in their new position.
DIVISIONAL COMMIT TEES EAGE operates two divisions: the Oil & Gas Geoscience Division and the Near Surface Geoscience Division. For both divisions, a committee is in place. The purpose of the Oil and Gas Geoscience Division is to represent and promote the interests of its members and to ensure that each of the Oil and Gas Geoscience disciplines of geophysics, geology and reservoir engineering is adequately represented within EAGE and its functional committees. The Near Surface Geoscience Division represents the interests of its members who work in geophysical, geotechnical, environmental, hydrogeological, archaeological and other fields of investigation of the shallow subsurface.
COMMIT TEES In addition to the Board and Divisional Committees, EAGE also has a number of permanent committees in place. The committees of EAGE consist of professionals from the field advising EAGE about a certain topic, such as the technical programme, education matters, research, membership affairs and more. We would like to thank all volunteers from the committees for their efforts over the past year.
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MEMBERSHIP THANKS TO THE EVER-GROWING NETWORK OF LOCAL CHAPTERS AND STUDENT CHAPTERS AND THE CONTINUED SUCCESS OF EAGE MEETINGS OVER THE YEARS, EAGE CONTINUES TO GROW. EAGE MEMBERSHIP HAS INCREASED DURING 2015–2016 AND WE CURRENTLY SERVE MORE THAN 19,000 MEMBERS WORLDWIDE. EAGE’S INTERNATIONAL CHARACTER ATTRACTS MEMBERS FROM ALL CORNERS OF THE WORLD.
MEMBERS BY MEMBERSHIP TYPE
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75.0%
REGULAR MEMBERS
23.4%
STUDENT MEMBERS
1.3%
RETIRED MEMBERS
0.3%
HONORARY MEMBERS
PROFESSIONAL INTEREST OF EAGE MEMBERS
GEOPHYSICS 39%
GEOLOGY 23%
PETROLEUM ENGINEERING 9%
RESERVOIR ENGINEERING 7%
ENVIRONMENT 6%
PETROPHYSICS 6%
GEOCHEMISTRY 3%
CO 2 STORAGE 3%
GEOTHERMAL 2%
MINING 2%
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GEOGRAPHICAL SPREAD OF EAGE MEMBERS
12%
EUROPE 44%
ASIA PACIFIC 16%
NORTH AMERICA 12%
MIDDLE EAST 10%
RUSSIA & CIS 8%
LATIN AMERICA 7%
AFRICA 3%
7%
8%
44% 10% 3%
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COOPERATION
AND COMMUNITIES EAGE holds cooperation and interaction with its communities, local chapters, sister organizations, and associated societies close at heart. In line with its mission to cater for the worldwide geoscience and engineering community, EAGE has strengthened the existing ties in 2015–2016, welcomed new cooperations and continued to develop initiatives started in previous years.
COMMUNITIES One of the main goals of EAGE is to be able to serve our members better globally. Therefore, the Association focuses on development of its communities. At the center of our efforts to further enhance membership value are EAGE’s special interest communities as well as communities, such as local and student chapters. They serve as platforms where members meet and exchange information, experiences and knowledge in specific fields that they are most interested in.
WOMEN IN GEOSCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (WGE SIC) The Women in Geoscience and Engineering Special Interest Community aims to be a worldwide reference group for women in geosciences and engineering. It was created by EAGE to facilitate communication amongst women and to promote their active participation in EAGE related activities. Its mission is to enable exchange and mutual support among EAGE members, particularly women, for increased professional competitiveness and retention in the geoscience/engineering industry through promoting scientific knowledge, mentoring and guidance on career development. Explaining the mission, 2013–2015 chairperson Nadia Al-Zeabot stated: “As we have a large number of talented professional women across the globe, the WGE SIC aims to provide them with a platform for networking
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and to promote activities that increases their participation in technical committees, awards nominations, workshops, courses and many other activities to share their experience and pass on knowledge.”
in the early stages of their careers. It was created to ensure that an active community of young professionals exists within the EAGE and that the expectations of its members can be better articulated.
The WGE SIC is led by a committee: six EAGE female members volunteer to take responsibility for leading roles within the community for a period of two years.
The community aims to provide an ideal platform for young professionals to start establishing their presence in the industry, share experience and knowledge and be situated in the right place for networking within the global oil and gas industry. It facilitates worldwide communication between members of the network and promotes the inclusive participation of YPs in related EAGE activities.
“Being Part of the EAGE Group helped me increase my network in a brand new and interesting direction. Sharing post, ideas, experience, solutions with the committee and other members of the group certainly had a huge impact on the way I am now envisioning my career and family life and making it all work in a great synergy!” Caroline Le Turdu – EAGE WGE Chair While using a dedicated LinkedIn group as the main online communication platform, the community members meet and engage in person every year during the EAGE Annual Conference & Exhibition, during which they organize a special session. In Vienna the session consisted of two keynote speeches from Ceri Powell (Shell) and Wiebke Athmer (Schlumberger), followed by several round table discussions. The fast growing community currently consists of over 740 members (both EAGE members and non-members).
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS (YP SIC) The Young Professional Special Interest Community (YP SIC) is aimed at industry professionals, aged 35 or under,
In 2016, the committee was expanded to further improve on the interaction and activities of the YP SIC. The seven EAGE YP members volunteer to take responsibility for the different aspects within the YP SIC for a period of two years. To emphasize its commitment towards the community, EAGE annually presents the Arie van Weelden Award to a young professional who has made a highly significant contribution to one or more of the disciplines in our Association. The YP SIC currently consists of over 590 members. As the community keeps growing, the aim is to build on the first years’ activities. The EAGE Young Professionals use a dedicated LinkedIn group as the main on-line communication platform, as well as next to a yearly meeting during the EAGE Annual Conference & Exhibition. The 2016–2018 committee will increase the activity on the LinkedIn Group by weekly posting links, including interviews of young professionals in First Break, and fostering discussions among the members.
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“I believe that being active in the YP community is at least as important as doing good technical work. In my opinion, the YP SIC is the best platform for a young geoscientist to exchange knowledge and experience with peers that have just started or are thinking about pursuing a career in this field. I was very enthusiastic to hear that EAGE has clear plans to grow further and organize more events like the Young Professionals Session at the Annual Conference as well as strengthening our presence in the social media by constantly providing tips and arguments for discussion, and I am excited that I can contribute to fulfil these goals.” Matteo Ravasi – new EAGE YP committee member.
LOCAL CHAPTERS Another way to reach out to our members globally is through EAGE Local Chapters. The aim of EAGE Local Chapters is to stimulate involvement within EAGE and promote the A ssociation’s activities as well as geoscience in general, in a specific city or region. EAGE helps to support training and education of the members of the Local Chapter. Local Chapters encourage EAGE membership in their region and facilitate communication between local members and the EAGE Head Office. Every year, EAGE awards one Chapter to recognize their exceptionally active and engaging involvement. In 2016, the Committee on Membership and Co-operation decided to grant not one but two Chapters with the EAGE Best Local Chapter Award: Local Chapter Serbia and Local Chapter China. Representatives of EAGE Local Chapters are invited to a dedicated Local Chapter Summit organized during the EAGE Annual Conference & Exhibition to present their chapters’ activities, meet their colleagues from other Local Chapters and to exchange ideas and experiences.
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COOPERATION As a global association, catering for individuals working in or studying geosciences and related engineering subjects across the world, EAGE aspires to establish and maintain close ties with a wide variety of societies and associations.
ASSOCIATED SOCIETIES EAGE has close ties with various Associated Societies across the globe, aiming to combine local strengths and expertise of the Associated Society with an international platform and professional support of the EAGE. Every year, EAGE invites representatives from all Associated Societies to attend the Annual Conference & Exhibition in order to increase their international exposure and highlight their upcoming activities. Likewise, events organized by Associated Societies are often attended by a representative of the EAGE to further strengthen the ties between our associations. Also, when the opportunity arises, events are organized in close cooperation with other societies in order to serve the community best. During 2015–2016 EAGE welcomed new cooperation agreements with the Brazilian Geological Society (BGS), the Iranian Petroleum Geomechnicas Association (IrPGA), the Moroccan Association of Geosciences (MAG), the Myanmar Geoscience Society (MGS), the Romanian Society of Applied Geophysics (RSAG) and the Chinese Geophysical Society (CGS), bringing the current number of Associated Societies to 68.
SISTER SOCIETIES In addition to the Associated Societies, EAGE also aims to maintain close ties and create cooperation with its sister societies in order to serve the industry even better. These have resulted in various shared enterprises such as joint conferences and workshops on specific topics. There are currently cooperations with AAPG, EEGS, EGU, FESM, PESGB, SEG, SPE, and The Geological Society of London.
WITH SEVEN NEW ASSOCIATED SOCIETIES, EAGE NOW HAS A TOTAL OF 68 WORLDWIDE
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EAGE AWARDS 2016
EAGE PRESENTS SEVERAL PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS TO MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION WHO HAVE MADE A HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION TO ONE OR MORE DISCIPLINES, TO AUT HORS OF THE BEST PAPERS PUBLISHED IN EAGE JOURNALS AND TO PRESENTERS OF THE BEST ORAL AND POSTER PRESENTATION AT THE EAGE’S ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION. THIS YEAR THE AWARD CEREMONY WAS HELD DURING THE 78 TH EAGE CONFERE NCE & EXHIBITION IN VIENNA.
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DESIDERIUS ER ASMUS AWARD Award for Lifetime Contribution in the field of resource exploration and development Presented to Anton Ziolkowski
HONOR ARY MEMBERSHIP Award for highly significant and distinguished contribution to the geoscience community or to the Association Presented to Olivier Dubrule
HONOR ARY MEMBERSHIP Award for highly significant and distinguished contribution to the geoscience community or to the Association Presented to Lars Sønneland
CONR AD SCHLUMBERGER AWARD Award for Outstanding Contribution to the scientific and technical advancement of the geosciences, particularly geophysics Presented to Stewart Greenhalgh
ALFRED WEGENER AWARD Award for Outstanding Contribution to the scientific and technical advancement of EAGE’s disciplines, particularly petroleum geoscience and engineering Presented to Kenneth Peters
ARIE VAN WEELDEN AWARD Young Professional Award Presented to Joseph Doetsch
NIGEL ANSTEY AWARD Best Paper Award for First Break Presented to Andrew J. Cavanagh and his co-authors R. Stuart Haszeldine and Bamshad Nazarian
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LOR ÁND EÖT VÖS AWARD Best Paper Award for Geophysical Prospecting Presented to Joost van der Neut and his co-author Kees Wapenaar
NORMAN FALCON AWARD Best Paper Award for Petroleum Geoscience Presented to Alex M.P. Cicchino and his co-authors Colin Sargent, Neil R. Goulty and Agus M. Ramdhan
LUDGER MINTROP AWARD Best Paper Award Near Surface Geophysics Presented to Derecke Palmer
ROBERT MITCHUM AWARD Best Paper Award for Basin Research Presented to Cari L. Johnson and her co-authors Kurt C. Constenius, Stephan A. Graham, Glen Mackey, Tess Menotti, Andrew Payton and Justin Tully
GUIDO BONARELLI AWARD Best Oral Presentation Award Presented to Joe Zhou and his co-authors Peter Chia, Jingyu Li, Henry Ng, Sergey Birdus, Keat Huat Teng, Ying Peng Phan, Jason Sun and He Yi
LOUIS CAGNIARD AWARD Best Poster Presentation Award Presented to Mojtaba Rajabi and his co-authors Mark Tingay, Oliver Heidbach and Rosalind King
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TO IMPROVE DIVERSITY AND INTERACTION BETWEEN MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION
SOCIAL MEDIA
EAGE is certainly intensifying its presence in the world of social media. This strategy is a great opportunity to interact with members in creating, sharing and exchanging information and ideas. Furthermore, it enables the Association to reach a greater number of geoscientists, engineers and others outside its membership database. As social media becomes more and more important in the business world, EAGE strives to stay active on all its channels and further explore new marketing possibilities for EAGE activities on social media.
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At the moment EAGE is active on the following platforms LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube. In its LinkedIn profile, EAGE has several groups: regional, annual, students and the special interest groups – Young Professionals and Women in Geoscience.
The number of Instagram followers has increased significantly over the past months, spiking from 20 to 157 after Vienna 2016.
Events are promoted on a daily basis in order to obtain maximum attention to a Call for Abstracts or Registration Deadline, etc. It enables the Association to directly update the membership community and it allows our subscribers and members to interact with EAGE by posting, commenting, or for example, retweeting the message. It also leaves the option to ask questions that can be immediately answered in a post, a private message or in an EAGE Hangout on LinkedIn. Additionally, EAGE offers E-Lectures on YouTube, prize questions for book promotions and impressing geoscience-related pictures on Instagram. During EAGE’s Annual Conference & Exhibition in Vienna, social media platforms were updated at least twice a day. This serves as a great example of how social media can be implemented onsite to interact with delegates and involve them in daily activities. Below graph shows the follower’s growth on social media up to and including EAGE’s 78th Annual Conference & Exhibition in Vienna.
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EUROPE
EAGE HAS FIVE REGIONAL OFFICES IN HOUTEN, MOSCOW, DUBAI, KUALA LUMPUR AND BOGOTA. THE EUROPE OFFICE IN HOUTEN ORGANIZES VARIOUS CONFERENCES, EXHIBITIONS AND EDUCATIONAL EVENTS, SUCH AS TWO OF THE ASSOCIATION’S BIGGEST CONFERENCES WITH EXHIBITION: THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION (HELD IN VIENNA IN 2016) AND NEAR SURFACE GEOSCIENCE. ON TOP OF THAT, THE EUROPE OFFICE WILL HOST SEVERAL OTHER EVENTS IN THE COMING YEAR SUCH AS: THE 19 TH EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON IMPROVED OIL RECOVERY SUSTAINABLE IOR IN A LOW OIL PRICE WORLD AND THE 15 TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON THE MATHEMATICS OF OIL RECOVERY (ECMOR XV).
PAST EAGE EVENTS IN EUROPE Below please find an overview of the events held from June 2015 – July 2016.
CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
21 EUROPEAN MEETING OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENGINEERING GEOPHYSICS - NEAR SURFACE GEOSCIENCE 2015 ST
6-10 September 2015 | Turin, Italy Attendance: 264 Exhibitor space: 214 m2 Exhibitors: 26 CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
FIRST CONFERENCE ON PROXIMAL SENSING SUPPORTING PRECISION AGRICULTURE - NEAR SURFACE GEOSCIENCE 2015 6-10 September 2015 | Turin, Italy
CONFERENCE
PETROLEUM GEOSTATISTICS 2015 7-11 September 2015 | Biarritz, France Attendance: 140 CONFERENCE
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON FAULT AND TOP SEALS 20-24 September 2015 | Almeria, Spain Attendance: 132 CONFERENCE
THIRD SUSTAINABLE EARTH SCIENCES CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 13-15 October 2015 | Celle, Germany
Attendance: 32
Attendance: 67
CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
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FIRST EUROPEAN AIRBORNE ELECTROMAGNETICS CONFERENCE NEAR SURFACE GEOSCIENCE 2015
SECOND EAGE WORKSHOP ON GEOMECHANICS AND ENERGY
6-10 September 2015 | Turin, Italy
13-15 October 2015 | Celle, Germany
Attendance: 36
Attendance: 52
WORKSHOP
WORKSHOP
CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
THIRD WORKSHOP ON ROCK PHYSICS
78TH EAGE ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
15-18 November 2015 | Istanbul, Turkey
30 May - 2 June 2016 | Vienna, Austria
Attendance: 57
Attendance: 4.200 Exhibitor space: 6585 m2 Exhibitors: 275
WORKSHOP
EAGE/DGG WORKSHOP ON DEEP MINERAL EXPLORATION
EDUCATION EUROPE
18 March 2016 | Münster, Germany Attendance: 50 CONFERENCE
SECOND CONFERENCE ON FORWARD MODELLING OF SEDIMENTARY SYSTEMS
5 COURSES Education Days Stavanger November 2015 | Stavanger, Norway Attendance: 50
25-28 April 2016 | Trondheim, Norway
SHORT COURSE Multiple Seismic Removal Techniques
Attendance: 66
By Dr Eric Verschuur (TU Delft) 13-14 June 2016 | Bedford, United Kingdom
WORKSHOP
Attendance: 20
FIFTH EAGE SHALE WORKSHOP 2-4 May 2016 | Catania, Italy Attendance: 55
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FUTURE EAGE EVENTS IN EUROPE From July 2016 and onwards. For an up-to-date overview of upcoming events, please refer to the calendar of events on the EAGE website.
29 August1 September 2016
CONFERENCE
Amsterdam,
Netherlands
Barcelona
Spain
Barcelona
Spain
Barcelona
Spain
Tremp
Spain
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Pau
France
15TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON THE MATHEMATICS OF OIL RECOVERY (ECMOR XV) Expected attendance: 220
4-8 September 2016
CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
22ND EUROPEAN MEETING OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENGINEERING GEOPHYSICS, NEAR SURFACE GEOSCIENCE Expected attendance: 300
4-8 September 2016
CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
FIRST CONFERENCE ON GEOPHYSICS ON MINERAL EXPLORATION AND MINING, NEAR SURFACE GEOSCIENCE Expected attendance: 40
4-8 September 2016
CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
SECOND APPLIED SHALLOW MARINE GEOPHYSICS CONFERENCE Expected attendance: 75
4-9 September 2016
BOOT CAMP
GEOLOGICAL BOOT CAMP 2016 Expected attendance: 18
6-9 March 2017
WORKSHOP
FIRST EAGE WORKSHOP ON PRACTICAL RESERVOIR MONITORING Expected attendance: 80
21-22 March 2017
WORKSHOP
FIRST EAGE PORE PRESSURE WORKSHOP Expected attandance: 45
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24-27 April 2017
SYMPOSIUM
Stavanger
Norway
Paris
France
19TH EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON IMPROVED OIL RECOVERY SUSTAINABLE IOR IN A LOW OIL PRICE WORLD Expected attendance: 350
12-15 June 2017
CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
79TH EAGE CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Expected attendance: ± 6000
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RUSSIA & CIS
THE REGIONAL OFFICE IN MOSCOW CELEBRATED ITS 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY THIS YEAR AND CONTINUES TO ORGANIZE SUCCESSFUL EVENTS IN THE RUSSIA & CIS REGION, INCLUDING THE ANNUAL ENGINEERING GEOPHYSICS CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION AND GEOMODEL CONFERENCE, BOTH BEING HELD ALONG THE BLACK SEA. EDUCATION DAYS MOSCOW 2015, HELD FOR THE 7 TH TIME, DEMONSTRATED A STABLE LEVEL OF INCREASING POPULARITY IN RUSSIA & CIS. THE SAINT PETERSBURG 2016 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION WAS ALSO SUCCESSFULLY HELD DESPITE INDUSTRY DIFFICULTIES.
PAST EAGE EVENTS IN RUSSIA & CIS Below please find an overview of the events held from July 2015 – June 2016.
CONFERENCE
GEOMODEL 2015 17th Science and Applied Research Conference on Oil and Gas Geological Exploration and Development 7-10 September 2015 | Gelendzhik, Russia
CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
SAINT PETERSBURG 2016 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Understanding the Harmony of the Earth’s Resources through Integration of Geosciences 11-14 April 2016 | Saint Petersburg, Russia
Attendance: 222
Attendance: 437
WORKSHOP
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WORKSHOP ON HORIZONTAL WELLS, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS First Scientific Workshop
ENGINEERING GEOPHYSICS 2016 12th Conference & Exhibition
20-21 October 2015 | Moscow, Russia
25-29 April 2016 | Anapa, Russia
Attendance: 53
Attendance: 113
CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
EDUCATION RUSSIA THE ROLE OF SEISMIC DIFFRACTION IN IMAGING OF SMALL SCALE SUBSURFACE ELEMENTS By Evgeny Landa (Tel Aviv University) 7 September, 2015, Gelendzhik, Russia Attendance: 16
THE ROLE OF EFFECTIVE MEDIUM THEORY IN MODERN PROSPECTING GEOPHYSICS By Irina Bayuk (The Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth of the Russian Academy of Sciences) 7 September, 2015, Gelendzhik, Russia
EDUCATION DAYS MOSCOW 2015 Multiple Short Course Programme 16-20 November 2015 | Moscow, Russia Attendance: 147
SEISMIC TOMOGRAPHY IN GEOPHYSICAL ENGINEERING PROBLEMS: POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITATIONS By Vladimir Ignatyev (GEODEVICE) 25 April 2016, Anapa, Russia Attendance: 25
Attendance: 16
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FUTURE EAGE EVENTS IN RUSSIA & CIS From July 2016 and onwards. For an up-to-date overview of upcoming events, please refer to the calendar of events on the EAGE website.
22-26 August 2016
CONFERENCE
Irkutsk
Russia
Gelendzhik
Russia
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
Russia
Moscow
Russia
Tyumen
Russia
Moscow
Russia
Kislovodsk
Russia
Kyiv
Ukraine
Kazan
Russia
FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE GEOBAIKAL 2016 Expected attendance: 130
12-15 September 2016
CONFERENCE
GEOMODEL 2016
Expected Attendance: 230 4-6 October 2016
WORKSHOP
FAR EAST HYDROCARBONS 2016 Expected Attendance: 30
21-25 November 2016
COURSES
EDUCATION DAYS MOSCOW 2016 Expected attendance: 150
27-31 March 2017
CONFERENCE
TYUMEN 2017
Expected attendance: 200 10-11 April 2017
WORKSHOP
JOINT EAGE/SPE WORKSHOP ON SHALE SCIENCE 2017 Expected Attendance: 50
24-28 April 2017
CONFERENCE& EXHIBITION
ENGINEERING GEOPHISYCS 2017 Expected attendance: 120
15-17 May 2017
CONFERENCE
GEOINFORMATICS 2017 Expected attendance: 200
15-19 May 2017
CONFERENCE
HORIZONTAL WELLS 2017: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES Expected attendance: 100
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DIVERSE AND INTERNATIONAL
MIDDLE EAST
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EAGE MIDDLE EAST IS PROUD TO HAVE REACHED AN IMPORTANT MILESTONE THIS YEAR BY ACHIEVING 10 YEARS IN THE REGION. THE OCCASION WAS CELEBRATED IN BAHRAIN DURING GEO 2016 IN MARCH AND AT AN EVENING RECEPTION HOSTED BY THE MIDDLE EAST OFFICE TEAM THAT WAS PRESIDED OVER BY EAGE PRESIDENT, MOHAMMED ALFARAJ. FROM EAGE MIDDLE EAST’S HUMBLE BEGINNING WITH 434 MEMBERS, THE REGION HAS NOW SEEN A GROWTH TO OVER 2,152 MEMBERS. THE MIDDLE EAST OFFICE CURRENTLY DELIVERS OVER 17 ACTIVITIES PER YEAR IN SUPPORT OF ITS MEMBERS. ANOTHER SUCCESS WAS THE FIRST MIDDLE EAST LAND SEISMIC ACQUISITION BOOT CAMP WHERE OVER 40 STUDENTS AND YOUNG PROFESSIONALS HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO WORK IN THE FIELD WITH PROFESSIONALS FROM THE INDUSTRY USING REAL EQUIPMENT THEY WILL HAVE TO DEAL WITH ONCE FINISHED WITH THEIR STUDIES.
PAST EAGE EVENTS IN MIDDLE EAST Below please find an overview of the events held from July 2015 – June 2016.
WORKSHOP
WORKSHOP
SECOND EAGE HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING FOR UPSTREAM
FIRST EAGE LAND & MARINE BROADBAND SEISMIC WORKSHOP
13-16 September 2015 | Dubai, UAE
16-18 November 2015 | Abu Dhabi, UAE
Attendance: 41
Attendance: 58
WORKSHOP
THIRD EAGE/AAPG WORKSHOP ON TIGHT RESERVOIRS IN THE MIDDLE EAST
NINTH INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE
4-7 October 2015 | Abu Dhabi, UAE
6-9 December 2015 | Doha, Qatar
Attendance: 37
Attendance: 3800
BOOT CAMP
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CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
WORKSHOP
FIRST MIDDLE EAST LAND SEISMIC ACQUISITION BOOT CAMP 2015
FIRST AAPG/EAGE HYDROCARBON SEALS WORKSHOP
30 October - 8 November 2015 | Al Ain, UAE
18-20 January 2016 | Muscat, Oman
Attendance: 41
Attendance: 56
WORKSHOP
WORKSHOP
THIRD EAGE WORKSHOP ON IRAQ
SIXTH PASSIVE SEISMIC WORKSHOP
15-18 November 2015 | Dubai, UAE
24-27 January 2016 | Muscat, Oman
Attendance: 45
Attendance: 49
CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
6TH BASRA OIL & GAS CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
EDUCATION MIDDLE EAST
3-6 February 2016 | Basra, Iraq
INHOUSE SHORT COURSE Borehole Seismic: Advanced Analysis and Integration
Attendance: 4820
By Jacques Blanco (Consultant) 13-17 September 2015 | Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
WORKSHOP
Attendance: 25
SPE/EAGE GEOSTEERING & WELL PLACEMENT WORKSHOP 8-10 February 2016 | Dubai, UAE Attendance: 74
EET 1 IPTC Doha: Seismic Multiple Removal Techniques By Dirk J. (Eric) Verschuur (TU Delft) 6 December 2015 | Doha, Qatar
CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
GEO 2016 –12TH MIDDLE EAST GEOSCIENCES CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 7-10 March 2016 | Manama, Bahrain Attendance: 3687
Attendance: 9
INHOUSE SHORT COURSE Principles of Seismic Velocities and Time-to-Depth Conversion By Dr Mahboub Al Chalabi (Petrotech Consultancy) 24-28 January 2016 | Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
WORKSHOP
EAGE/SPE SUBSALT IMAGING WORKSHOP
Attendance: 10
2-4 May 2016 | Dubai, UAE Attendance: 25
INHOUSE SHORT COURSE Geostatistics for Seismic Data Integration in Earth Models By Dr Oliver Dubrule (Total) 8-10 February 2016 | Kish Island, Iran Attendance: 17
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INHOUSE SHORT COURSE Principles of Seismic Velocities and Time-to-Depth Conversion
INHOUSE SHORT COURSE Explorational Rock Physics and Seismic Reservoir Prediction
By Dr Mahboub Al Chalabi (Petrotech Consultancy) 13-25 February 2016 | Tehran, Iran
By Tor Arne Johansen (University of Bergen) 27 November - 1 December 2016 | Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
Attendance: 24
Attendance: 25
FUTURE EAGE EVENTS IN MIDDLE EAST From July 2016 and onwards. For an up-to-date overview of upcoming events, please refer to the calendar of events on the EAGE website.
24-26 October 2016
WORKSHOP
Abu Dhabi
UAE
Ras alKhaimah
UAE
Abu Dhabi
UAE
Dubai
UAE
Kampala
Uganda
EAGE/SPE WORKSHOP ON INTEGRATED GEOMECHANICS IN E&P Expected attendance: 60
31 October 6 November 2016
BOOT CAMP
SECOND MIDDLE EAST BOOT CAMP – “SEISMIC IMAGING OF AN ACTIVE FAULT ZONE” Expected attendance: 30
16-17 November 2016
WORKSHOP
AAPG/EAGE/SEG/SPE THE KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT CHALLENGE Expected attendance: 40
21-23 November 2016
WORKSHOP
SPE/EAGE/AAPG UNCONVENTIONAL PLAYS WORKSHOP Expected attendance: 60
22-24 November 2016
CONFERENCE
SECOND EASTERN AFRICA PETROLEUM GEOSCIENCE FORUM Expected attendance: 60
40
5-7 December 2016
WORKSHOP
Abu Dhabi
UAE
Abu Dhabi
UAE
Dubai
UAE
Muscat
Oman
Doha
Qatar
Athens
Greece
Abu Dhabi
UAE
SIXTH ARABIAN PLATE GEOLOGY WORKSHOP Expected attendance: 50
25-26 January 2017
WORKSHOP
SPE/EAGE RESERVOIR LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP Expected attendance: 60
27 February 1 March 2017
SYMPOSIUM
FIRST AAPG/EAGE/SEG STUDENT SYMPOSIUM Expected attendance: 80
2-4 May 2017
WORKSHOP
FOURTH EAGE EXPLORATION WORKSHOP Expected attendance: 60
17-20 September 2017
WORKSHOP
SECOND WELL INJECTIVITY & PRODUCTIVITY WORKSHOP Expected attendance: 50
1-4 October 2017
WORKSHOP
THIRD EAGE WORKSHOP ON HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING FOR UPSTREAM Expected attendance: 60
12-15 November 2017
WORKSHOP
FOURTH EAGE WORKSHOP ON BOREHOLE GEOPHYSICS Expected attendance: 60
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THE ASIA PACIFIC OFFICE HAS BEEN STEADILY EXPANDING ITS ACTIVITIES HOSTING EVENTS ON BROADBAND SEISMIC ATTENUATION, SEISMIC & EM AND RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION. WITH INCREASING ACTIVITIES IN CHINA, JOINT EVENTS HAVE BEEN ORGANIZED WITH THE EAGE CHINA CHAPTER AS OUR LOCAL PARTNER FOR THE EAGE-SCA INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON DIGITAL ROCK PHYSICS AND APPLICATIONS. JOINT EVENTS WITH SISTER SOCIETIES SUCH AS AAPG AND MGS HAVE BEEN ORGANIZED SUCCESSFULLY WITH ‘SECOND AAPG/EAGE/MGS MYANMAR OIL AND GAS CONFERENCE’ THAT REPRESENTS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION. WE LOOK FORWARD TO CONTINUING THIS SUCCESSFUL LEGACY WITH THE THIRD ANNUAL AAPG/ EAGE/MGS MYANMAR OIL AND GAS CONFERENCE IN MYANMAR. THE ASIA PACIFIC OFFICE CONTINUES TO GROW AND VISIT NEW COUNTRIES AND REGIONS WITH OUR FLAGSHIP EVENTS SUCH AS THE FIRST EDUCATION DAYS BEIJING IN CHINA AND FIRST VELOCITY UNCERTAINTY WORKSHOP IN AUSTRALIA. EAGE IS ESPECIALLY HAPPY TO HAVE STRENGTHENED ITS TIES WITH ITS ASSOCIATED SOCIETIES SUCH AS APG (INDIA), ASEG (AUSTRALIA), CAPA (USA), CGS (CHINA), HAGI (INDONESIA), MGS (MYANMAR), SPG (INDIA) AND ALSO SEGJ (JAPAN).
PAST EAGE EVENTS IN ASIA PACIFIC Below please find an overview of the events held from July 2015 – June 2016.
CONFERENCE
AAPG/EAGE/MGS MYANMAR OIL & GAS CONFERENCE Innovation in Geoscience: Unlocking the Complex Geology of Myanmar
EDUCATION ASIA PACIFIC MULTIPLE SHORT COURSE PROGRAMME EDUCATION DAYS KUALA LUMPUR 26 August - 11 September 2015 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
19-20 November 2015 | Yangon, Myanmar Attendance: 216 participants SYMPOSIUM
EAGE-SCA INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON DIGITAL ROCK PHYSICS AND APPLICATIONS
Attendance: 79
MULTIPLE SHORT COURSE PROGRAMME EDUCATION DAYS PERTH 31 August - 11 September 2015 | Perth, Australia
30-31 March 2016 | Beijing, China
Attendance: 32
Attendance: 145 participants
EET 9 Satellite InSAR Data: Reservoir Monitoring from Space By Alessandro Feretti (Tele-Rilevameito Europa-Milan, Italy)
WORKSHOP
EAGE WORKSHOP ON VELOCITIES: REDUCING UNCERTAINTIES IN DEPTH
5 locations, 114 participants
25-27 April 2016 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Attendance: 186 participants
EET 10 Full Waveform Inversion: Where are the Anisotropic Parameters hiding? By Prof. Tariq Alkhalifah (KAUST) 3 locations, 116 participants
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SEISMIC MULTIPLE REMOVAL By Dr Eric Verschuur (TU Delft) 2 locations, 100 participants
DIGITAL ROCK TECHNOLOGY By Mark Knackstedt (Australian National University/FEI) 1 location, 32 participants
SEISMIC VELOCITIES & DEPTH CONVERSION By Mac Al-Chalabi (Petrotech Consultancy) 1 location, 10 participants
GAS CLOUDS AND BEYOND: SOLVING DIFFICULT DEPTH CONVERSION PROBLEMS By Alan Atkinson (AA Geophysical Ltd) 1 location, 12 participants
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FUTURE EAGE EVENTS IN ASIA PACIFIC From July 2016 and onwards. For an up-to-date overview of upcoming events, please refer to the calendar of events on the EAGE website. 25 August 2016
COURSES
Adelaide
Australia
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Beijing
China
Beijing
China
Bangkok
Thailand
Perth
Australia
Bangkok
Thailand
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Yangon
Myanmar
EET 11- GRAVITY AND MAGNETIC METHODS IN MINERAL AND OIL & GAS EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION BY DR LI YAO GUO Expected attendance: 30
29 August – 15 September 2016
EDUCATION DAYS KUALA LUMPUR
31 August – 13 September 2016
EDUCATION DAYS BEIJING
14-15 November 2016
COURSES
Expected attendance: 80 COURSES
Expected attendance: 80 COURSES
DEEPWATER RESERVOIRS: EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION CONCEPTS BY DORRIK STOW Expected attendance: 30
17-18 November 2016
COURSES
DEEPWATER RESERVOIRS: EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION CONCEPTS BY DORRIK STOW Expected attendance: 30
7 November 2016
WORKSHOP
UNCERTAINTY VELOCITY WORKSHOP Expected attendance: 60 14-16 November 2016
CONFERENCE
9TH INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE (IPTC) Expected attendance: 4000
5-7 December 2016
CONFERENCE
THIRD INTEGRATED RESERVOIR MODELLING CONFERENCE Expected attendance: 100
22-24 February 2017
CONFERENCE
THIRD AAPG/EAGE/MGS MYANMAR GEOSCIENCES CONFERENCE Expected attendance: 200
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TO PROVIDE A GLOBAL NETWORK OF COMMERCIAL AND ACADEMIC PROFESSIONALS TO ALL MEMBERS
AMERICAS
WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT THIS YEAR OUR NEW OFFICE IN BOGOTA, COLOMBIA STARTED ITS OPERATIONS. THIS OPPORTUNITY IMPROVED COOPERATIONS WITH LATIN AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES AND LED TO EVENTS IN 2016; THE THIRD EAGE/SBGF WORKSHOP IN RIO DE JANEIRO IN APRIL, FOLLOWED BY EDUCATION DAYS IN BUENOS AIRES IN MAY.
PAST EAGE EVENTS IN AMERICAS Below please find an overview of the events held from July 2015 – June 2016.
WORKSHOP
THIRD EAGE/SBGF WORKSHOP Quantitative Seismic Interpretation of Lacustrine Carbonates 6-7 April, 2016 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Attendance: 90
EDUCATION AMERICAS: MULTIPLE SHORT COURSE PROGRAMME Education days Buenos Aires 2-6 May, 2016 | Buenos Aires, Argentina Attendance: 41
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FUTURE EAGE EVENTS IN AMERICAS EAGE is continuing to grow in various regions regardless of the turbulent times for the oil and gas industry. A newly appointed manager is currently working on the development of new connections with associated and sister societies as well as on confirmation of new events in the region of Latin America.
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AFRICA
LAST YEAR EAGE WAS WORKING ON ESTABLISHING A FOOTHOLD IN AFRICA AND WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE ARE NOW IN THE IMPLEMENTATION STAGE. A REGIONAL MANAGER HAS BEEN SELECTED TO DEVELOP THE WHOLE OF AFRICA FOR EAGE AND ITS MEMBERS. IN THE COMING YEARS HE WILL SEE YEARS TO WORK CLOSELY WITH INDUSTRY AND LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS TO SUPPORT THEIR ACTIVITIES AND BRING EAGE’S OPPORTUNITIES TO A WIDER AUDIENCE WITHIN AFRICA. EAGE SUCCESSFULLY RAN THE FIRST EASTERN AFRICA PETROLEUM FORUM IN DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA, NOVEMBER 2015, WHICH WAS ATTENDED BY 72 PROFESSIONALS AND STUDENTS FOR A 4 DAY PROGRAMME. AS A RESULT OF THIS FORUM EAGE ALSO HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO LAUNCH THE FIRST STUDENT CHAPTER IN EASTERN AFRICA AT THE UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM. THIS FORUM WAS ALSO THE START OF COOPERATION BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITIES AND THEIR LOCAL COUNTERPARTS TO START ON A CLOSER COLLABORATION WHICH HAS ALREADY SEEN SUCCESS. WITH MEMBERSHIP IN AFRICA BEING STAGNANT FOR THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS, EAGE WILL MAKE A VERY STRONG EFFORT TO BUILD ON ITS CURRENT MEMBERS AS A KEY GOAL FOR THE YEAR AHEAD.
PAST EAGE EVENTS IN AFRICA Below please find an overview of the events held from July 2015 – June 2016.
WORKSHOP
FIRST EAGE EASTERN AFRICA PETROLEUM GEOSCIENCE FORUM 16-19 November 2015 | Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Attendance: 72
FUTURE EAGE EVENTS IN AFRICA From July 2016 and onwards. For an up-to-date overview of upcoming events, please refer to the calendar of events on the EAGE website. 22-24 November 2016
WORKSHOP
SECOND EAGE EASTERN AFRICA PETROLEUM GEOSCIENCE FORUM Attendence: 70
Kampala
Uganda
TO SHARE AND ADVANCE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE
EXTERNAL EVENTS EAGE WORKS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OTHER ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES TO EXPAND ITS GLOBAL PRESENCE WHILE MAINTAINING ITS LEADERSHIP ROLE. WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE EAGE BOARD MEMBERS WHO TRAVEL ABROAD REPRESENTING EAGE AND OUR TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVES WITHIN THE TECHNICAL COMMITTEES OF NON-EAGE EVENTS. THEY PROVIDE CONTINUOUS SUPPORT AND ARE ESSENTIAL FOR THE CONTINUED GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF EAGE.
EAGE HAS BEEN PRESENT AT THE FOLLOWING EVENTS: SBGf
14TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF THE BRAZILIAN GEOPHYSICAL SOCIETY
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
6-9 September 2015
SAGA
14TH SAGA BIENNAL CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION
Drakensberg
South Africa
13-16 September 2015
AAPG
AAPG 2015 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
Melbourne
Australia
28-30 September 2015
SPE
SPE ANNUAL TECHNICAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
Houston
USA
5-8 October 2015
BGS
8TH CONGRESS OF THE BALKAN GEOPHYSICAL SOCIETY
Chania
Greece
5-8 October 2015
HAGI
THE HAGI JOINT CONVENTION BALIKPAPAN 2015
Balikpapan
Indonesia
3-6 August 2015
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12-13 October 2015
ICEP/EAGE
APGCE 2015
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
13-14 October 2015
SPWLA
THE 21ST FORMATION EVALUATION SYMPOSIUM OF JAPAN
Chiba
Japan
13-16 October 2015
ZVNP HAZU
8TH INTERNATIONAL OIL AND GAS CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
Sibenik
Croatia
18-23 October 2015
SEG
SEG INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION AND 85TH ANNUAL MEETING
New Orleans
USA
26-31 October 2015
ETAP
EPC 2015
Tunis
Tunisia
2-7 November 2015
UGM
REUNION ANNUAL UGM
Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
4-6 November 2015
ASPG
BAKU 2015
Baku
Azerbaijan
SEGJ
12TH SEGJ INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM
Tokyo
Japan
SPG
11TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE & EXPOSITION ON PETROLEUM GEOPHYSICS JAIPUR
Jaipur
India
14-17 March 2016
DGG
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GERMAN GEOPHYSICAL ASSEMBLY (DGG)
Muenster
Germany
30-31 March 2016
SCA
EAGE-SCA INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON DIGITAL ROCK PHYSICS AND APPLICATIONS
Beijing
China
17-22 April 2016
EGU
EUROPEAN GEOSCIENCES UNION GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2016
Vienna
Austria
7-11 May 2016
CSEG
GEOCONVENTION 2016
Calgary
Canada
8-11 June 2016
AMGE
MEXICAN PETROLEUM CONGRESS (MPC)
Monterray
Mexico
14-16 June 2016
EME
EURO MINING EXPO
Skelleftea
Sweden
19-22 June 2016
AAPG
AAPG ANNUAL CONVENTION & EXHIBITION
Calgary
Canada
18-20 November 2015 4-6 December 2015
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MEET EAGE AT THESE UPCOMING EVENTS: 21-24 August 2016
ASEGPESA-AIG
25TH ASEG-PESA-AIG INTERNATIONAL GEOPHYSICAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
Adelaide
Australia
27 August 4 September 2016
IUGS
35TH INTERNATIONAL GEOLOGICAL CONGRESS
Cape Town
South Africa
AAPG/SEG
ICE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION
Cancun
Mexico
25-28 September 2016
GSA
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA (GSA) ANNUAL MEETING 2016
Denver
USA
26-28 September 2016
SPE
SPE ATCE 2016
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
26-28 September 2016
ACGGP
XII BOLIVARIAN SYMPOSIUM - PETROLEUM EXPLORATION IN THE SUBANDEAN BASINS
Bogota
Colombia
26-29 September 2016
HAGI
41TH SCIENTIFIC ANNUAL MEETING OF INDONESIAN ASSOCIATION OF GEOPHYSICISTS
Bandar Lampung
Indonesia
16-21 October 2016
SEG
SEG INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION AND 86TH ANNUAL MEETING
Dallas
USA
20-22 October 2016
AEG
38TH ANNUAL CONVENTION AND SEMINAR ON EXPLORATION GEOPHYSICS
Hyderabad
India
21-22 October 2016
HUS-VNU / AIT / KU
HANOI GEO-ENGINEERING 2016 SYMPOSIUM
Hanoi
Vietnam
24-28 October 2016
SGF
25E RÉUNION DES SCIENCES DE LA TERRE (RST)
Caen
France
31 October 4 November 2016
Global Pacific & Partners
AFRICA OIL WEEK
Cape Town
South Africa
31 October4 November 2016
UGM
REUNION ANNUAL UGM
Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
6-9 September 2016
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IPTC
10TH INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE (IPTC)
Bangkok
Thailand
RSAG
GEOSCIENCE 2016
Bucharest
Romania
12-16 December 2016
AGU
AGU FALL MEETING
San Francisco
USA
17-20 April 2017
CGS
2017 INTERNATIONAL GEOPHYSICAL CONFERENCE
Qingdao
China
23-28 April 2017
EGU
GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2017
Vienna
Austria
21-24 May 2017
GSTT
6TH GEOLOGICAL CONFERENCE OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
Port-of-Spain
Trinidad and Tobago
SASEG
ANNUAL CONVENTION 2017
Monte Verita
Switzerland
14-16 November 2016 25 November 2016
17-19 June 2017
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STUDENTS
A FUNDAMENTAL PART OF EAGE’S MISSION IS TO SUPPORT STUDENTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD WHO ARE CONSIDERING OR INTENDING A CAREER IN THE GEOSCIENCES OR RELATED DISCIPLINES. WE RECOGNIZE THAT IN A COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR RECRUITING THE NEXT GENERATION OF SKILLED PROFESSIONALS, STUDENTS NEED TO BE ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN PROGRAMMES THAT WILL INCREASE THEIR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE BUT ALSO INTRODUCE THEM TO THE MANY OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED BY THE PROFESSIONS REPRESENTED IN THE EAGE COMMUNITY.
PAST STUDENT ACTIVITIES (From July 2015 – June 2016)
EUROPE
STUDENT CHAPTER MEETING 2 June 2016 | Vienna, Austria
ONLINE GEO-QUIZ 8 March 2016 | Vienna, Austria Attendance: 37 (Student Chapters) CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
78TH EAGE CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2016 Student Programme 30 May-2 June 2016 | Vienna, Austria Attendance: 594
FIELD CHALLENGE 2016 (SPONSORED BY OMV) 30 May 2016 | Vienna, Austria Attendance: 43
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Attendance: 40 STUDENT WEBINAR
INTEGRATED GEOPHYSICAL MODELS THEORY, EXAMPLES AND IMPLICATIONS ON CREATIVITY By Paolo Dell’Aversana (Eni E&P) Locations: 8 Attendance: 217
MIDDLE EAST EAGE GEO-QUIZ (REGIONAL) 7-10 March 2016 I Manama, Bahrain Attendance: 63 SLT MIDDLE EAST 2015-2016
EAGE GEO-QUIZ (GLOBAL)
DIGITAL GEOLOGY - FLIGHT SIMULATOR FOR PETROLEUM ENGINEERS
1 June 2016 | Vienna, Austria
By Michael Poppelreiter (Shell)
Attendance: 90
Locations: 10 Attendance: 319
ASIA PACIFIC EAGE GEO-QUIZ (REGIONAL) Asian Petroleum Geoscience Conference & Exhibition (APGCE 2015)
LATIN AMERICAN GEOSCIENCES STUDENT CONFERENCE (LAGSC)
INTEGRATED GEOPHYSICAL MODELS - THEORY, EXAMPLES AND IMPLICATIONS ON CREATIVITY
29 July 2015 | Niteroi, Brazil
By Paolo Dell’Aversana (Eni E&P) 19 February 2016 | Cairo, Egypt
SIMULTANEOUS SOURCE ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING
Attendance: 85
STUDENT WEBINAR 2015-2016
12 October 2015 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Attendance: 76
By Raymond Abma (BP)
RUSSIA/CIS
SLT ASIA PACIFIC 2015-2016
COLOUR PERCEPTION AND ITS ROLE IN SEISMIC INTERPRETATION: A GEOLOGICAL EXPRESSION STORY By Gaynor Paton (GeoTeric) Locations: 11 Attendance: 553
MODERN MARINE SEISMIC FOR THE OIL & GAS INDUSTRY By Maz Farouki (PGS) Locations: 4 Attendance: 257
AMERICAS
Attendance: 25
AFRICA FIRST AFRICAN GREAT LAKES PETROLEUM AND GEOSCIENCE CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION
SAINT PETERSBURG 2016 Student Conference Programme 14 April 2016 | Saint Petersburg, Russia Attendance: 103
EAGE GEO-QUIZ (REGIONAL)
16-17 April 2015 | Kampala, Uganda
14 April 2016 | Saint Petersburg, Russia
Attendance: 80
Attendance: 42
STUDENT WEBINAR 2015-2016
STUDENT LECTURE TOUR 2015-2016
SIMULTANEOUS SOURCE ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING
INTEGRATING SEISMIC ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING
By Raymond Abma (BP) 2 September 2015 | Cairo, Egypt
By Jack Bouska (BP) 18 November 2016 | Moscow, Russia
Attendance: 175
Attendance: 35
EAGE GEO-QUIZ (REGIONAL) 3-6 August 2015 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Attendance: 90 65
DURING 2015–2016 THE AMOUNT OF EAGE STUDENT CHAPTERS AROUND THE WORLD INCREASED BY 36%. WE EXPECT THIS TO INCREASE FURTHER IN 2017 AND WE ARE WORKING HARD TO EXPAND OUR STUDENT ACTIVITY PORTFOLIO TO SERVICE THE GLOBAL STUDENT COMMUNITY.
SUPPORTED STUDENT EVENTS 2015-2016 EAGE supported many student events throughout 2015-2016. Supported events included:
STUDENT CHAPTERS EAGE has been developing Student Chapters around the world, whose aim is to promote, attend and organize geosciences and engineering events and EAGE activities among students in their area. The amount of Student Chapters grew from 26 in 2014 up to 50 chapters in 2015 and increased to 67 Chapters in 2016. Especially the growth in areas of Latin America and Asia Pacific show the globalization of EAGE in student affairs.
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• IGSC 2015, Czech Republic • LAGSC 2015, Brazil • Passive Seismic Monitoring Workshop, Poland • Geophysical Activity Programme (GAP), Germany • Aardwetenschappelijke Loopbaandag, The Netherlands • Geosphere 2016, Poland • Second International Petroleum & Geosciences Conference (IPGC), Suez
FUTURE STUDENT ACTIVITIES (From July 2016 and onwards) EAGE has many student activities planned for the coming year. The regions to be developed are Africa, China and Canada. The Student Programme continues to grow and many exciting programmes will be organized throughout the year offering students the possibility to further develop their skills in geoscience. EAGE is looking forward to supporting new student initiatives. Other plans include the establishment of new EAGE Student Chapters in regions outside of Europe, to strengthen the relationship with the regions and to effectively service local members and promote Geoscience.
SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS 2015 Scholarships and awards are an important aspect to EAGE Students, motivating students to further develop in the field of geosciences and appreciate their work. In 2015–2016 the following scholarship/ awards were presented.
2015 GUSTAVO SCLOCCHI AWARD The Gustavo Sclocchi Award is a corporation between EAGE, SPE (Italian Section) and Assomineraria and reached its 23rd edition this year. The Award is for the best theses in geosciences and petroleum engineering by any university graduate from an Italian university and Italian nationals graduated anywhere in the world. The awards started in 1993 and since 2001 have been associated with the late Gustavo Sclocchi, an Eni manager, who was the main promoter of the event. Over the last 22 years 592 theses have been submitted out of which 126 have won awards. SCLOCCHI AWARD WINNERS • Chiara Aruffo (Technische Universitat Darmstadt) • Federica Caresani (Politecnico Milan) • Diletta Colette Invernizzi (Politecnico Milan) • Pierpaolo Marchesini (University of Miami) • Paolo Pace (Università degli Studi Chieti-Pescara) • Matteo Ravasi (University of Edinburgh) THOMSEN/BP SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship is a cooperation project between the EAGE Student Fund and SEG scholarship committees. There are two full time student scholarships, one at a North America University and one at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. EAGE/SEG/THOMSEN SCHOLARSHIP • This commenced last year. The announcement for this year will follow shortly SEG/EAGE/BP/THOMSEN SCHOLARSHIP • This commenced last year. The announcement for this year will follow shortly
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PUBLICATIONS EAGE PUBLICATIONS ARE WELL RESPECTED IN THE GEOSCIENCE INDUSTRY. NO LESS THAN SIX JOURNALS ARE PUBLISHED AS WELL AS BOOKS ON VARIOUS GEOSCIENCE TOPICS.
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JOURNALS FIRST BREAK During the past year’s First Break has consolidated its position as the industry’s leading magazine for geoscientists. This monthly publication steadily serves the geoscience and engineering community with the latest news about EAGE industry news and the monthly column Crosstalk, which provides analysis of latest industry developments, which has proved to be a popular and thought-provoking addition. There are also academically rigorous technical articles and special topics papers ranging from Land Seismic to Petroleum Geology and Basins.
GEOPHYSICAL PROSPECTING Geophysical Prospecting, with an Impact Factor of 1,835 in 2015, is one of the leading journals in exploration geophysics that is published 6 times per year. Each year two Special Issues are published. In 2015 these were ‘Hard Rock Seismic Imaging’ and ‘CSEM’. This journal continues to be a favorite among the members of the Association.
NEAR SURFACE GEOPHYSICS Near Surface Geophysics scored a record Impact Factor of 1,232 in 2015, hereby maintaining and consolidating its high ranking in the category of Geochemistry and Geophysics in the ISI Journal Citation Report. Near Surface Geophysics is well known as an international journal for the publication of research and development in geophysics applied to near surface. The journal is published 6 times per year.
BASIN RESEARCH Basin Research is co-owned with the International Association of Sedimentologists (IAS) and published by Wiley-Blackwell 6 times on annual basis. The journal publishes high impact research papers on sedimentary basin systems. In 2015 it scored an Impact Factor of 2,800.
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PETROLEUM GEOSCIENCE Petroleum Geoscience, a co-publication with the Geological Society of London, is still another favorite among EAGE members. The journal is specialized in providing a multi-disciplinary outlet for the publication needs of those involved in the science and technology associated with rock-related petroleum disciplines. In 2015 it scored an Impact Factor of 1,122. EAGE publishes 4 issues of the journal on yearly basis. Geociencias Aplicadas Latinoamericanas
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Uso de Técnicas de Análisis Multivariante para la Caracterización de Fluidos de los Yacimientos de la Faja Petrolífera del Orinoco K. Salazar y R. Meza
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Influencias Geológicas y Antrópicas en la Calidad de las Aguas Subterráneas Localizadas al Sur de Brasilia (DF), Brasil M. Maris de Sousa Ferreira, D.H.G. Walde, D. Santos Mulholland y G. Resende Boaventura
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Reconstrucción estructural de una sección de la Precordillera Occidental Argentina (31º08’ls69º24’lo) a partir de datos aeromagnéticos J.P. Ariza, M.J. Molina, N. Mendoza, P. Martinez, G. Vujovich, Florencia L. Boedo, S.B. Pérez Lujan
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Geociencias Aplicadas Latinoamericanas, the latest journal in EAGE’s portfolio, publishes primary research in applied geoscience disciplines and is the perfect embodiment of narrowing the gap in EAGE’s global service to members. It serves as enrichment for the Latin American geoscientist community. The journal is published online in Spanish.
BOOKS The EAGE Bookshop still continues to develop and the interest in scientific books only increases. At the moment, the Bookshop offers a collection of over 500 scientific, academic and specialist publications that are meant for professionals, students and anybody who is interested in the geosciences. EAGE members are entitled to attractive discounts on the book prizes. Our wide assortment of publications covers many different fields of study within geology, such as: Geophysics-Seismic, Petroleum Engineering, Rock Science & Geoengineering and Geochemistry. As of 2014, EAGE offers examination copies (EAGE publications, except atlases) to qualified lecturers and review copies to representatives of the media. For more information, send an email to eagepublications@eage.org
EBOOKS EAGE also publishes Ebooks. Almost all EAGE books are available in digital epub format. Ordering can be done via www.eage.org/bookshop.
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PUBLISH WITH EAGE EAGE publishes a variety of EAGE publications in-house (books, journals and more), which can also arranged for third-party publications. EAGE’s extensive marketing network is being used to promote these publications. All publications are promoted and sold in EAGE’s on-line bookshop and during international conferences. Furthermore, reviews of books and interviews with authors and editors are published in EAGE’s monthly magazine First Break as well as on its website. For more information on publishing with EAGE visit our website (www.eage.org) or send us an e-mail at eagepublications@eage.org.
EARTHDOC EarthDoc is EAGE’s geoscience library featuring a wealth of technical documents such as conference proceedings, journal articles and more. These documents date back to as far as 1953. Papers from EAGE events are published on EarthDoc two weeks prior to the event. EarthDoc also publishes proceedings from other societies such as SBGf, SAGA and ACGCGP among others. As shown in the figure below, EarthDoc has grown rapidly over the years and now contains over 60,000 documents. EAGE members have free access to the content on EarthDoc (access to journal articles is on a subscription basis). For non-members, papers on EarthDoc are available on a pay-per-view basis.
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SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTS ON EARTHDOC
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2015
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EARTHDAT EarthDat (www.earthdat.org) is a portal to geophysical models and software. The website provides extensive search functionality. The website was launched for EAGE members to: • Stimulate the use of common models • Use existing models/data from major efforts in the past • Stimulate use of models and methods across disciplines, e.g., seismology and seismic exploration • Stimulate use of open software, programmed at the academia level and/or companies • Stimulate standardizations EarthDat offers specific support for Education and Research & Development (benchmarking and testing).
REGIONAL NEWSLETTERS Regional newsletters were successfully launched in 2010. In 2014 a Student newsletter was also added to this collection. The 8-20 page newsletters supply EAGE members and other industry professionals in the region with the latest information on EAGE activities; at the same time, they are a helpful resource to identify and introduce key personnel and organizations who share our goal of strengthening cooperation and shared knowledge in the geoscience and engineering community. The newsletters are distributed via First Break and via events and digital means. All newsletters are also available on the EAGE website. Newsletters are available for the following regions: • Asia Pacific • Latin America • Middle East • Russia & CIS • Students
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TO APPEAL TO ALL FACETS OF EAGE’S MULTI-DISCIPLINARY MEMBERSHIP BASE
INITIATIVES THE OBJECTIVES OF EAGE IS TO PROMOTE AND FOSTER DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE GEOSCIENCES. TO DO SO EAGE HAS UNDERTAKEN VARIOUS INITIATIVES TO MAKE SUCH DEVELOPMENT POSSIBLE ON A GLOBAL SCALE AND HAVE AN ACTIVE ROLE IN THE WORLD WE ARE A PART OF.
STUDENT FUND The EAGE Student Fund is a charity that funds activities that help bridge the gap between the university and professional environment for students of geoscience and engineering. In collaboration with the Student Affairs Committee, containing representatives from major industry companies and universities, EAGE is successfully building and promoting geoscience and engineering on a global scale in order to broaden the students’ minds and create worldly candidates for careers in the geoscientific industry.
VISION The Fund’s vision is to support and improve the future of geoscience and create the foundation of a student’s future career in terms of knowledge, skills and networks.
MISSION The Fund’s mission is to support student activities that help bridge the gap between the university and the professional environment and create a platform for both students as well as geoscience professionals.
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SUPPORTED BY
PACE SUPPORT FUND The Programme for Association and Co-operation in Earth sciences (PACE) supports individual geoscientists from developing countries to participate actively in our events. In connection with one of EAGE’s main goals, ‘to promote the application of geosciences’, the PACE fund strives to encourage the exchange of information and knowledge among the global geoscientific community. PACE is coordinated by the PACE Committee, consisting of a Chairman, a Vice-Chairman, a Secretary-Treasurer and several representatives. The Committee members convene regularly to discuss projects to support. Between July 2015 – June 2016, the PACE fund was able to support 90 geoscientists for all over the world.
GREEN FUND
GREEN FUND
For many years, EAGE has been contributing to the offset of the carbon footprint of our speakers who travel all over the world to give lectures. In 2010, the EAGE Board decided to launch the EAGE Green Fund.
EAGE GREEN FUND FACTS • From all registration fees for EAGE events one euro (€1) will be put in to the Green Fund • This will be supplemented with a contribution by EAGE • The money raised in this way will be utilized to initiate and support geoscience and engineering environmental initiatives. • No increase in cost for our members! This programme, in response to membership wishes, brings together initiatives regarding EAGE’s events and operations including reduction and compensation of emissions, reducing nature source consumption, reducing and recycling waste and offering more sustainable facilities. Several ideas have already been launched, such as installing solar panels at the EAGE Head Office. Currently the Green Fund supports two other initiatives; protecting 20,000 m2 of tropical rainforest in Costa Rica, in co-operation with Oasebos, and a patented water-making system in Madagascar which is able to produce drinking water through condensation of humid air in co-operation with Eole Water. We are looking for new initiatives to support during 2016–2017: these can be submitted via greenfund@eage.org.
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FINANCIAL REPORT 2015 FINANCIAL STATEMENT ACTUAL 2015
ACTUAL 2014
INCOME Membership Income from EAGE Holding BV Financial revenues Total income
586
595
-772
1,085
153
418
-33
2,098
EXPENDITURE Yearbook
3
3
Business Office
115
108
General Expenses
113
198
Total expenditure
231
309
Result for the year
-264
1,789
All figures in Euro (€) x 1,000
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BALANCE SHEET AT 31 DECEMBER 2015 2015
2014
ASSETS Participations (EAGE companies)
5,354
6,147
Investments (bonds) Group loans Amounts due from group companies Other receivables and prepayments Liquid assets
5,350 784 267 59 4,770
5,278 930 106 54 4,390
16,584
16,905
Prepaid Membership Dues Other liabilities
359 41
397 40
TOTAL
400
437
16,184
16,468
15,712 -267
13,937 1,775
726 -29
693 33
30 12
49 -19
16,184
16,468
TOTAL LIABILITIES
NET ASSETS SURPLUS Balance from Previous Years Surplus Current Year PACE FUND Balance from Previous Years Surplus Current Year GREEN FUND Balance from Previous Years Surplus Current Year TOTAL
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EXHBITORS & SPONSORS LIST OF EXHIBITORS JULY 2015 – JUNE 2016
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Acceleware Ltd. • ADVANCED GEOSCIENCES EUROPE SL • AGH University of Science and Technology • Alcatel-Lucent Submarine Networks • All Ukranian Association of Geoinformatics (AUAG) • ALT SA (Advanced Logic Technology) • Amplified Geochemical Imaging LLC • ANCAP, Uruguay • Angolan Geophysical Association (ASGA) • AquaGeo Projects Ltd • ARDCO • ASPG (Azerbaijan Society of Petroleum Geologists) • Association of Geophysicist and Environmentalists of Serbia (AGES) • Association of Hungarian Geophysicist (MGE/AHG) • Atlas Fluid Controls • AustinBridgeporth • Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists (ASEG) • Austrian Geophysical Society (AGS) • Avalon Sciences Ltd
Dana Geophysics Company • De Regt Marine Cables BV • DEA Deutsche Erdoel AG • DECO GEO GROUP • Deutsche Geophysikalische Gesellschaft (DGG) • dGB Earth Sciences BV • Directorate General of Oil and Gas Indonesia • DMT GmbH & Co. KG • DMT Petrologic GmbH • Dolphin Geophysical • DownUnder GeoSolutions • Dynamic Technologies
B Badley Geoscience Ltd • BGP Inc. • Brazilian Geophysical Society (SBGf) • British Geological Survey
C Cable & Supplies Inc. • Cegal AS • CGG • China University of Petroleum (Beijing) • Chinese Geophysical Society (CGS) • Cray Inc. • Curtin University - Exploration Geophysics
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E Earth Signal Processing Ltd. • ELIIS • EMGS ASA • Energistics • Engenius Software • ENMC, Portugal • ENRES International • Environmental & Engineering Geophysical Society (EEGS) • EOST - University of Strasbourg • EPI Ltd • Esri • ESTIMAGES • ETAP Tunisia • European Geosciences Union (EGU) • Exprodat
F Faroese Earth & Energy Directorate • FEI • FGPS International DWC-LLC • Foundation CMG • Fraunhofer ITWM
G Gardline • GDS • GEO ExPro (GeoPublishing Ltd) • Geo5 GmbH • Geocap • GEODEVICE • Geofizyka Kraków S.A. • GEOFIZYKA TORUN S.A.
• GeoGuide Consultants Limited • GEOLAB Ltd. • Geological Society of London • Geomage • Geometrics • Geometrics Europe • Geonics Limited • GEOPARTNER SP. Z O.O. • Geophysical Equipment Factory Limited • Geophysical Insights • Geophysical Survey Systems, Inc. (GSSI) • Geophysical Technology Inc • GeoProxima Pty. Ltd. • Geosoft Inc. • Geospace Technologies • Geospace Technologies Eurasia • GEOSVIP JSC • Geotec SpA • Geotek Limited • GeoTeric • Geotomographie GmbH • GEOVARIANCES • GF Instruments, s.r.o. • GISCO • GLOBE Claritas • Government of Western Australia • Greece Secretariat for Energy and Climate Change • Guideline Geo • Gulf Publishing
H Hart Energy Publishing • Headwave, Inc • Hellenic Geophysical Union (HGU) • Heriot-Watt University ETLP • Himpunan Ahli Geofisika Indonesia (HAGI) • Hind Geo Private Limited • HOT Engineering GmbH • House of Geoscience • HUE AS • Hydenlyne Limited • Hydroscience Technologies, Inc.
I IDS - Ingegneria dei Sistemi S.p.A. • Ifremer • IHRDC • Ikon Science • InApril AS • Indmatec GmbH • Innoseis • INOVA Geophysical • INT, Inc • International Seismic Co. • Intrepid Geophysics
• ION • Iranian Geophysical Society (IGS) • Iranian Petroleum Geomechnicas Association (IPGA) • IRIS Instruments • Italian EAGE-SEG Section
J JSC «Rosgeo»
K Kappa Offshore Solutions • Katalyst Data Management • Kinemetrics Inc. • KMS Technologies • Kongsberg Seatex AS • Kuwait Oil Company • Kyoto University
L Lake central air services • Learning Geoscience (EAGE) • Lenovo • Leobersdorfer Maschinenfabrik GmbH • LIM Logging sa • Lynx Information Systems Ltd
M M.A.E. Molisana Apparecchiature Elettroniche Srl • Magseis ASA • MALA Geoscience • Malta Continental Shelf Department • Marac Enterprises Inc. • Marine Arctic Geological Expedition (MAGE) • Maritim Management AS • Math2Market GmbH • MG3 • Midland Valley Exploration Ltd • Ministry for Transport & Infrastructure • Mitcham Europe Ltd. • Mitcham Industries, Inc. • Montanuniversitaet Leoben • Mørenot Offshore AS • Moroccan Association of Geosciences (MAG) • Mount Sopris Instrument Co., Inc. • Moveout DATA seismic services
N N.A.G. Konsalting d.o.o. • Nanometrics • NBG Systems GmbH • NCS SubSea Inc • New Resolution Geophysics • NORSAR Innovation AS • Norwegian Petroleum Directorate • Nova Scotia Dept. of Energy • NOVASEIS SP. Z O.O.
O OCTIO AS • Offshore & Trawl Supply AS • Oil and Gas Authority • Oil and Gas Institute - National
Research Institute • OMV Exploration & Production GmbH • ONHYM, Morocco • OptaSense • ORG Geophysical AS • OvationData Limited • OYO Corporation
P P.A.S.I. SRL • Palladian Publications • PanTerra Geoconsultants • Parallel Geoscience Corporation • PartnerPlast AS • PBG Ltd • Petroleum Agency South Africa • PetroMarker AS • Petros Eikon Incorporated • PetroSkills • Petrosys Europe Ltd • PGS • Phoenix Geophysics Ltd • PMI Industries, Inc. • Polarcus • Politecnico di Torino • Poseidon Offshore (Safety and Health) Ltd • PRT Ltd
Q Qeye Labs
R R.T. Clark Companies Inc. • READ AS • REPSOL • Reservoir Imaging Ltd • Robertson Geologging Ltd • Rock Flow Dynamics • Romanian Society of Applied Geophysics (RSAG) • Romanian Society of Geophysics (RSG) • RPS Energy • RSI
S Sander Geophysics • SAOGIET • SAS E&P Ltd • SASEG • Saudi Aramco • Saudi Geophysical Consulting Office • Scandinavian Visualization Society (SCANVIZ) • Schlumberger • Scientific Council of Oil and Gas of the Croatian Academy of Sciences & Art • Scintrex • SDI • Seabed Geosolutions • SeaBird Exploration Cyprus Ltd. • Seamap Pte Ltd • Seamap UK Limited • Searcher Seismic • Seismic Instruments Inc. • Seismic Mechatronics BV • Seismic Profile • Seismic Source Co • Seismotech sltd • SERCEL • SGS Horizon B.V. • Sharp Reflections • Silixa Ltd. • Simpleware Ltd • SINOPEC GEOPHYSICAL CORPORATION • Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) • Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) • Society of Petroleum Geophysicists (SPG India) • Solexperts AG • Solgeo • Sonardyne International Ltd • Sound Oceanics
LLC • Spectrum • Springer Nature • SynerGIS Informationssysteme GmbH
T Technical University Bergakademie Freiberg • TechnoImaging • Technologies of Inverse Problems • TEEC GmbH • TEECware GmbH • Teledyne AG Geophysical Inc. • Teledyne Bolt • Teledyne Geophysical Instruments • Teledyne Impulse • Teledyne Marine • Teledyne ODI • Teledyne Real Time Systems, Inc. • Teledyne Webb Research • Teradata • TERRASYS Geophysics • TGS • The Association of Spanish Petroleum Geologists and Geophysicist • The Faroese Earth and Energy Directorate • TOTAL • TRE • TRE ALTAMIRA • Trimble • Troika International Ltd
U Ulmatec Barop AS • Unión Geofísica Mexicana (UGM) • University of Manchester • UPSTREAM OIL & GAS NEWS • Upstream Petroleum Engineering Research Center, KAUST
V Verif-i Limited • Vibrometric Oy • VINCI TECHNOLOGIES • Vista Clara Inc • VNIIOkeangeologia • VSProwess Ltd
W W&R Instruments • WEIHAI SUNFULL GEOPHYSICAL EXPLORATION EQUIPMENT CO., LTD. • WesternGeco • Wille Geotechnik APS GmbH • Wintershall Holding GmbH • Wireless Seismic, Inc. • World Oil • World Petroleum Congress
X Xi’an Senshe Electronic Technology Corporation
Z Zhaofeng Sensor Equipment Co., Ltd.
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LIST OF SPONSORS
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