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Well Integrity Basics for Orphan Wells

Featuring Dr. Jarrett Wise, research engineer for the USDA, and petroleum engineer Les Skinner, this webinar addresses contamination and risks prevention, regulatory compliance, and research trends around orphan well integrity.

Added on 17 January, 2024

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Muscat, Oman

29 September 2024

Visit to 44.01 Earth CO₂ Injection Site

Join us for a visit to one of the innovative environmental projects in Oman, hosted by 44.01 Earth. Participants will have the chance to explore one of 44.01 Earth semi-restricted areas housing CO₂ injection sites.

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Geoscience Technicians and GIS Practitioners

Geoscience Technicians and GIS Practitioners (TIG)

Added on 04 August, 2020

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Young Professionals

The SIG provides a series of unique services to AAPG young professional members with the goals of retaining and increasing our current young professional membership and promoting interaction and communication between AAPG student and young professional members. The SIG is open to all who believe and support the mission of the Young Professionals.

Added on 09 May, 2017

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Reservoir Development (now TIG)

The function of the Committee on Reservoir Development is to promote and support the importance of cost-effective and integrated development of oil and gas reservoirs and fields by working with the Research Committee, Education Committee, Publications Committee, and with other professional societies such as SPE, SPWLA, SEG, and EAGE. Projects could lead to the proposal and development of technical sessions, workshops and short courses at meetings and conferences, in preparing proposals for Hedberg Conferences and special publications. Other efforts should involve seeking authors for technical papers for the Bulletin, especially contributions to E&P Notes, demonstrating the significance of the design of integrated reservoir and field wide development strategies. Specific projects should be; to sponsor an Archie Conference once every two years; and to work with the Digital Geoscience Committee in developing a catalog of reservoir and field analogs in digital format.

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