9th EAGE Conjugate Margin Conference & Exhibition 

27-31 July, 2026 |  St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada

The Technical Committee invites practitioners, innovators and industry experts to contribute to this conference and share their achievements and challenges, lay out big innovative ideas and seek new alliances to jointly develop a road for the future.

Contributors are welcome to submit abstracts of 2-4 pages in length. Submission for posters & oral presentations is welcome on all topics. Professionals, Bachelor, Master or PhD students are invited to share their work.

Abstracts should be submitted via the EAGE website using the downloadable template.

The papers must follow the Abstracts Submission Instructions (Check Here)

Please submit abstracts on the following topics:

1- Geodynamics and Structural Geology

-Major Structural Elements

-Modeling of extensional terrains

-Salt Tectonics

-Plate Tectonics

2- Stratigraphy and Depositional Systems‍

-Clastics

-Carbonates

-Mixed Carbonate-Siliciclastic Depositional Systems

-Stratigraphy

-Petrology

-Palaeontology

-Deepwater Sedimentary Systems : Turbidites, MTDs, contourites and mixed systems

-Influence of contourites

-Understanding how Surficial Geology and Geohazard Identification Impacts Major Offshore Projects (Pipelines, Wind, etc.)

3- Petroleum Systems

-Source Rocks

-Seals

-Traps and Timing

-Migration Pathway Mapping

-Reservoirs

-Conjugate Margin Analogy Use and limitations

4- Carbon Sequestration and Alternate Energy Opportunities

-Reservoir characterization

-Salt Domes and other Storage Systems

-Sequestration Methodology and Systems (proposed models and existing systems)

-Igneous rocks and their trapping mechanisms

-Hydrogen exploration, Geothermal and Other Potential Energy Sources Arising from Studies of Conjugate Basins

5- New Analytical Methods

-Advances in Signal Processing

-AI and Pattern Recognition Applications to aid Interpretation and Analysis

-AI Techniques for Multi-disciplinary Applications (eg. Reservoir simulation with production, pressure, geological and geophysical inputs)