Abstract Submission PORTAL IS OPEN!

Please Submit your Extended Abstract before June 03, 2024

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The Technical Committee invites practitioners, innovators and industry experts to contribute to this workshop 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 an abstract of 2-4 pages in length.

Submission for posters & oral presentations is welcome on all topics. Master or PhD Students and Academia professionals are invited to submit abstracts.Abstracts should be submitted via the EAGE website using the downloadable template. Please click here to download the CFA Template

The deadline for abstract submission is June 03, 2024.

Please submit abstracts on the following topics:

Exploration in a maturing Pre-salt play:

Pre-salt exploration and production in conjugate margins and worldwide: learnings of the last 5-10 years
Sharing of knowledge and methodologies from pre-salt areas of the conjugate margins – Latin America and West Africa.
How far/deep can we push pre-salt exploration in passive margin salt basins?
Pre-salt fields peak production – when?
Current understanding of CO2 presence in the pre-salt traps: origin, timing of emplacement, interaction with other fluids and impacts on petrophysical interpretation

Optimizing reservoir characterization, field development strategies, and recovery:

Multidisciplinary reservoir characterization: best practices
EOR in pre-salt fields.
Seismic imaging and monitoring of pre-salt reservoirs
Reducing uncertainty in Pre-salt carbonate reservoir models
Advances in production technology in the Pre-salt
4D seismic methodologies/advances/monitoring.
Geomechanical risks and their prevention

Getting the most from our data; digital innovation, imaging advancements, and emerging technologies:

Latest geophysical methods/advances for pre-salt imaging.
Operational improvements in nodes seismic acquisition
Advances on petroseismic modeling in carbonate reservoirs: rock-fluid interaction and time-lapse sensitivity
Best practices on pre-salt seismic processing
Importance of Wide Azimuth seismic data in the characterization of fractures on pre-salt reservoirs
Reservoir monitoring with Multiphysics geophysics
Potential contribution of DAS on PRM systems
Pre-salt carbonates data analytics applications and data science

The Pre-salt and the energy transition:

The pre-salt as an opportunity for energy storage
The energy transition and CO2 solutions: pre-salt opportunities
Net zero and low CO2 production solutions

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