Event - SEISMIC TO SIMULATION

May 9, 2006

Description

Visualization has been described as the engine that drives integration but it is really only a tool that crosses a multi-discipline landscape of competing data domains. While in the recent past much of the industry has concentrated on integration through data-centric processes and has enhanced these improvements through advanced data-visualization tools, there is a new paradigm that promises to deliver real understanding of an assets value. While visualization has improved out ability to rationalize these different but overlapping analysis domains, it in its self has not completely facilitated our ability to define the complex relationships affecting the remote sensing of the hydrocarbon potential of a particular asset. The uuncertainty within our datasets is particularly problematic because of the spatial distribution of known data, at the wellbore, to the more uncertain knowledge found at the in the 3D reservoir level. Remember that while Visualization drives the integration the industry desires it is only the beginning of the process of understanding the uncertainties of the reservoir.

Featured Speakers

Speaker Mr. Alan Brown, PhD

Technical Consultant
Schlumberger
Biographic Profile: Alan Lee Brown Ph.D.

Schlumberger Alan Lee Brown Ph.D.Seismic to Simulation Technical Consultant
SIS Schlumberger Information Solution
Houston Technology Center

Background Summary/Professional ProfileA geoscience professional familiar with collaborative multi-disciplinary work environments with more then 25 years in the Petroleum Industry. Expertise in the integration and interpretation of multi-discipline geological-geophysical-petrophysical surface and …

Technical Consultant
Schlumberger

Biographic Profile: Alan Lee Brown Ph.D.

Schlumberger
Alan Lee Brown Ph.D.
Seismic to Simulation Technical Consultant

SIS Schlumberger Information Solution

Houston Technology Center

Background Summary/Professional Profile
A geoscience professional familiar with collaborative multi-disciplinary work environments with more then 25 years in the Petroleum Industry. Expertise in the integration and interpretation of multi-discipline geological-geophysical-petrophysical surface and subsurface information. Experience with the design and implementation of software user interfaces, and the specification of software product functionality in the context of time and resource constraints for geoscience interpretation applications. Experienced in the management of geoscience and computer science professionals in a collaborative workgroup. Broad experience with generating oil and gas prospect opportunities, managing production unit geological evaluation for optimizing reservoir performance, and in coordinating drilling processes through evaluation of spatial data and wellbore acquired information.
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Accomplishments

Director of Gulf Coast Carbon Center for the Texas Bureau of Economic Geology University of Texas in Austin.2004-05

Managed stratigraphic and petrophysical software development teams at Landmark Graphic 1999-2004

Geologist Amoco Production Company in New Orleans and Houston with responsibilities ranging from prospect generation to asset exploitation doing geologic, geophysical and petrophysical investigation at the regional and prospect scale.

U.S. Bureau of Mines geologist in coal property remediation and environmental studies.

Graduate of LSU 2002 Ph.D. in geology

Graduate of W. Virginia U. 1982 M.S. in geology

Graduate of James Madison University 1977 in geology.

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Organizer

Mary Beth Payne

Mary.Payne@bp.com

Date and Time

Tue, May 9, 2006

11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
(GMT-0600) US/Central

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Location

Sheraton Brookhollow

610 & 290
Houston

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