SEG - USTHB

11/07/2018

https://www.facebook.com/SEGeophysicists/videos/10155347601226396/?t=11

11/07/2018

Why attend courses? Because SEG CE instructors like Michael Ruder provide technical knowledge, expertise, and development no matter where you are in your career. View our course listing.

SEG offers Continuing Education courses targeted toward geophysicists of all levels during the weekend before the official start of the SEG Annual Meeting (13-14 October).

06/03/2018

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05/03/2018

Put yourself out in front of the world’s most well-respected geoscience thought leaders and technical experts as they convene at the SEG International Exposition and 88th Annual Meeting in Anaheim. Submit your abstracts before the 1 April deadline. goo.gl/vhTVLY

26/02/2018

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23/10/2017

Mr Shérif Hanafy Conference and Workshop.

07/10/2017

Professeur Hanafy est arrivé aujourd'hui et vous donne rendez vous le lundi le 09 Octobre 2017 pour une conférence à 10h30 au niveau de la maison de la science - USTHB (accès ouvert pour tout les étudiants). Cette conférence sera suivie d'un Workshop pour les doctorants seulement à partir de 13h00 toujours au même endroit.
Vous êtes la bienvenue.

16/06/2017

Learn from your home or office with Matthew Blyth
25- 28 July, 8 am to noon (CDT)

This course is intended to provide an overview of the physics of common borehole acoustic modes, the challenges and techniques of their measurement, processing and quality control along with the applications of the answers across a wide range of problems from input to seismic and petrophysical models through to understanding rock mechanics and stress. It will also cover the history of borehole acoustic logging and an overview of modern tool design, both logging-while-drilling and wireline, including the unique concerns of each type of tool. This course will build from first principles and is applicable to all those with an interest in borehole acoustic measurements and their applications or who commonly incorporate this kind of data into their daily work. Attendees will receive a certificate from GSH for 1.6 CEUs.

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26/01/2017

Updated Call for Abstracts deadline: 1 April 2017
http://seg.org/Annual-Meeting-2017
Call for Abstracts opens 1 February 2017
The world of geophysics will connect at the SEG International Exposition and 87th Annual Meeting in Houston, and we hope you're getting prepared to share your ideas, knowledge and technological advancements with your peers.

Promote your abstract to the world's leading geoscientists, thought leaders and technical experts. Collaborate with other presenters and conference attendees, and discover the latest research results and advances in geosciences.

Proposed themes include, but are not limited to, the following:

Acquisition and Survey Design
Anisotropy
AVO and Seismic Inversion
Borehole Geophysics
Diffraction Imaging and Modeling
EM Exploration
Full Waveform Inversion
Gravity and Magnetics
Interpretation
Mining and Geothermal
Multicomponent Seismic
Near Surface
Passive Seismic



Reservoir Characterization
Rock Physics
Seismic Modeling
Seismic Processing: Interpolation and Regularization
Seismic Processing: Migration
Seismic Processing: Multiples
Seismic Processing: Noise Attenuation
Seismic Theory
Seismic Velocity Estimation
Time Lapse
Unmanned Vehicles Air, Land, Sea
Vertical Seismic Profile

Deadline to Submit: 1 April 2017!

16/01/2017

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

SEG/SPE 'Reservoir Engineering and Geophysical Monitoring Technologies for EOR Applications' workshop aims to bring reservoir engineers, geophysicists and other disciplines who are working on reservoir monitoring and management to share their experience on monitoring best practices and technologies for different EOR methods. The workshop which will take place on 15-17 May 2017 in Dubai, UAE will also review the integration of various monitoring and modelling technologies for different EOR methods such as gas injection, chemical, and thermal.

Abstract related to these subjects are now open for this workshop:

EOR Monitoring Perspective
Challenges in EOR Monitoring – Engineering:
Gas
Chemical
Thermal
Challenges in EOR Monitoring – Geophysics:
Well-based monitoring
Surface based monitoring
Non-seismic methods
Case Studies:
Monitoring Technologies in Gas Injection
Monitoring Technologies in Thermal
Monitoring Technologies in Chemical
Role of Rock and Fluid Analysis in EOR Monitoring:
Residual vs Movable Oil Saturation
Rock Physics Analysis – Modeling / Lab Based
Rock Fluid Interaction – Modeling / Lab Based
Understanding the Sensitivity of Different EOR Monitoring Technologies for Multi-Scale Reservoir Characterization:
Changes in Fluid Profiling
Changes in Oil Saturation
Changes in Reservoir Integrity
Frequency of Efficient Monitoring & Why:
Reservoir Based
EOR Method Based
Technology Based
Pitfalls and Limitations in EOR Monitoring
Success Stories in EOR Monitoring Technologies
Emerging Technologies & Future Outlook:
New Commercialized Technologies
Under Development

Abstracts Submission Deadline: 15 January 2017
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Submit Abstract Now: http://seg.org/Portals/0/SEG/Events/SEG%20SPE%20EOR/17_DubaiEOR_CallforAbstracts%20v6.pdf

11/01/2017

Announcing the 2017 Distiguished Instructor, Doug Oldenburg.

Traveling worldwide, the SEG Distinguished Instructor Short Course (DISC) is an eight hour, one-day short course on a topic of current and wide-spread interest.

The 2017 DISC course covers Fundamentals and Applications of Electromagnetic Geophysics. Local case histories pertaining to problems in resource exploration, including oil and gas, minerals, water, environmental, and geotechnical areas will be used as motivation for investigating fundamentals of electromagnetics. The aim of this course is to equip participants with sufficient fundamental understanding and resources about EM geophysics so that they can decide if an EM technique can help solve their problem, select which type of survey to employ, and set realistic expectations for what information can be gleaned.
Learn more about Doug, and view his course materials:
https://www.magnetmail.net/actions/email_web_version.cfm?recipient_id=2130314566&message_id=13853212&user_id=SOEG&group_id=3691097&jobid=36183561

11/01/2017

Announcing the 2017 Distiguished Instructor, Doug Oldenburg.

Traveling worldwide, the SEG Distinguished Instructor Short Course (DISC) is an eight hour, one-day short course on a topic of current and wide-spread interest.

The 2017 DISC course covers Fundamentals and Applications of Electromagnetic Geophysics. Local case histories pertaining to problems in resource exploration, including oil and gas, minerals, water, environmental, and geotechnical areas will be used as motivation for investigating fundamentals of electromagnetics. The aim of this course is to equip participants with sufficient fundamental understanding and resources about EM geophysics so that they can decide if an EM technique can help solve their problem, select which type of survey to employ, and set realistic expectations for what information can be gleaned.
Learn more about Doug, and view his course materials:
https://www.magnetmail.net/actions/email_web_version.cfm?recipient_id=2130314566&message_id=13853212&user_id=SOEG&group_id=3691097&jobid=36183561