Event Overview

For decades, borehole geophysics measurements have been instrumental in the oil and gas industry, aiding geoscientists in critical tasks such as precise well-to-seismic correlations, refining velocity models for seismic analysis, supporting drilling activities, and monitoring reservoir behaviour. Amidst the global push towards sustainable, green energy solutions, there's a growing imperative to quantify and reduce uncertainty in reservoir monitoring. This imperative extends beyond traditional oil and gas applications to encompass diverse sectors like geotechnical studies, geothermal exploration, and carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS).

The emergence of cost-effective fibre optics technologies, including distributed acoustic sensing and next generation 4C optical point sensors, has revolutionized long-term downhole monitoring projects. Simultaneously, significant advancements in surface seismic acquisition utilizing nodes and distributed acoustic sensing have occurred, allowing for simultaneous recording of many surveys both at the surface and downhole. The increasing synergy between surface and downhole monitoring technologies enhances their attractiveness for reservoir imaging and monitoring endeavours in the realm of green energy initiatives.

We are excited to welcome our international audience to this event which has now been a cornerstone in the oil and gas industry's calendar.