The committee would like to encourage you to submit your abstracts on the following specific topics:
A comprehensive introduction to the principles, instrumentation, and technology underpinning surface logging, highlighting its crucial role in modern well construction and drilling operations.
Techniques for evaluating drilling efficiency, detecting formation changes, and identifying lithological variations through surface data, with a focus on optimizing drilling performance and operational effectiveness.
Techniques for evaluating drilling efficiency, detecting formation changes, and identifying lithological variations through surface data, with a focus on optimizing drilling performance and operational effectiveness.
Integrating surface logging data with downhole measurements to enable real-time decision-making during critical drilling operations, enhancing the speed and accuracy of responses.
Leveraging surface logging to estimate key reservoir properties such as porosity, permeability, and fluid content, improving the precision of reservoir characterization and development strategies.
Examining the role of surface logging in the early detection of well control issues, abnormal pressure zones, and loss circulation. By improving safety measures, surface logging mitigates operational risks and enhances overall safety.
Examining the role of surface logging in the early detection of well control issues, abnormal pressure zones, and loss circulation. By improving safety measures, surface logging mitigates operational risks and enhances overall safety.
Exploring surface logging’s growing relevance as the industry pivots toward more sustainable and diverse energy sources.
Showcasing real-world applications of surface logging across diverse environments, including unconventional reservoirs, high-pressure high-temperature (HPHT) wells, deepwater drilling, geothermal exploration, and special gas exploration (hydrogen and helium).