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"This year's Annual

Meeting will give

attendees...a high-

quality Technical Program

with more posters."

-Annual Meeting General Chairman, Ken Helm

W-16 Opportunities and Challenges in Unconventional Resources—Best of the Best from the 2011 D&P Forum

Date: Friday, 23 September
Time: 8:30 a.m.-12 p.m.
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, Room 217 C
Organizers: Mark Houston, Enru Liu, Sam Sun, and Marty Terrell
Through the support of the SEG Development and Production Committee

Description:

In 2011 the D&P Forum Series held a 5 day meeting in Beijing, China which brought together academic and industrial experts from around the globe to present and discuss the technical and economic issues and challenges in the development of unconventional resources. The registered attendance of 140 people presented a variety of topics from economics and geology to engineering and new technology applications.

To provide a flavor of the Forum and stimulate discussion, the SEG 2011 D&P workshop will reprise six of the major topics drawn from the Beijing D&P Forum:

• Developmental economics for resources around the world – China, India, Europe & North America
• Formation mechanisms, structures and geologic controls of resource plays
• Hydrates, an exploitable resource?
• Microseismic monitoring for stimulation monitoring
• Numerical modeling for unconventional applications
• Leveraging of reflection seismic data and processing for unconventional resource characterization

We welcome your participation; be prepared for a lively meeting full of discussion and unconventional ideas.

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