EAGE GeoTech 2027 Workshops
The GeoTech Conference combines multiple technical workshops into one amazing multidisciplinary programme! Participants will benefit from exposure to two dedicated technical programmes with opportunities for crossover knowledge exchange and interaction.
EAGE GeoTech is a unique conference offering:
- Four comprehensive workshop programmes for the price of one
- Specialised marketplace for innovative companies working in geoscience applications
- High-level networking opportunities and collaborative experiences
Distributed Fibre Optic Sensing
The Fifth EAGE Workshop on Fibre Optic Sensing seeks to continue our exploration of the use of distributed optical fibre sensors for diverse energy and industrial applications. The workshop will focus predominantly on geoscience and engineering applications utilising distributed acoustic (DAS), temperature (DTS) and strain (DSS) systems.
Practical Reservoir Monitoring
The Fifth EAGE Workshop on Practical Reservoir Management aims to examine how the use of modern reservoir surveillance practices can optimize field production, through multidisciplinary data integration and increased digitalization of the field, to maximize value and increase recovery factors. The benefits of different approaches to incorporate geophysical, geomechanical and reservoir engineering data for reservoir monitoring purposes will be investigated through case studies and extended discussions.
Pore Pressure Prediction
The Fourth EAGE Workshop on Pore Pressure Prediction unites subsurface professionals to advance pore pressure & stress prediction across energy, storage and geothermal projects. Contributions span drilling, mature hydrocarbon fields, injection, containment, fault integrity, community datasets, AI modelling and monitoring technologies, promoting uncertainty-aware methods, durable knowledge and safer decision-making throughout complete project life cycles worldwide.
Induced Seismicity
The EAGE Workshop on Induced Seismicity aims to bring together industry, academia, regulators and technology providers to explore the latest developments in seismic monitoring, modelling, geomechanics and data analytics. The workshop will focus on understanding the relationship between subsurface operations and seismic response, with practical case studies and multidisciplinary approaches addressing seismic hazard, risk assessment and mitigation across energy, geothermal, carbon storage, mining and other subsurface applications.