IQ Earth Forum
Quantitative Subsurface Integration
25-28 January 2010
Charleston, South Carolina

| The Society of Exploration Geophysicists convened an IQ Earth Forum to initiate concrete discussions to create a fundamental change in visualizing and predicting subsurface structure, rock and fluid properties; driven by renewed focus on multidisciplinary integration and the new quantitative earth model paradigm. This is a bold challenge that most players in the petroleum industry realize and to various degrees are already addressing. Leading universities are also establishing multidisciplinary educational initiatives to enable the next generation subsurface scientist. The Forum was a critical first step toward a successful multi-year initiative. Thirty-three invited presentations addressed topics from technology to work process to people. Discussions at the forum will guide the future direction of the new SEG IQ Earth initiative. Success will add lasting value to the business of petroleum exploration and production. The Forum brought together prominent invited participants from a broad range of oil companies, service companies, and universities. View a list of organizations represented. Sponsored by 
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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE John Reidar Granli Chief Geophysicist, Exploration Statoil Robert Talley Director Geosciences Technology Anadarko Petroleum Mike Loudin Global Geosciences Hiring and Development Manager ExxonMobil Exploration Emmanuel Gringarten Solution Manager - Reservoir Modeling and Reservoir Engineering Paradigm Lesli Wood Senior Research Scientist Bureau of Economic Geology The University of Texas – Austin | STEERING COMMITTEE Bård Krokan Sr. VP Exploration Technology Statoil Missy Feeley Chief Geoscientist ExxonMobil Exploration Patrick Corbett Total Professor Petroleum Eng Heriot Watt University Bob A. Hardage Senior Research Scientist Bureau of Economic Geology The University of Texas - Austin John W. Gibson
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