[Igeba] Rv: EAGE: Special Call for Papers
Maria Elena Rodriguez Areal
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El jue. 26 26e ene. 26e 2017 a las 14:00, Oil & Gas Team at ZEISS Microscopy<communications en microscopy.zeiss.com> escribió:
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EAGE: Special Call for Papers
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| Conference Date: Sunday 11 June 2017
Location: Paris France (Paris expo Porte de Versailles), room TBDÂ
Submit abstracts through: https://cfa.eage.org/
Abstract submission deadline: 15th February 2017 |
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| Dear MarÃa Elena,
Recent developments in 3D imaging have transformed our ability to resolve the processes occurring at the pore scale. We can now routinely characterize pore space with a billion voxels, which provides a wealth of information that can be used to provide new insights into the physics of single and multiphase flow, transport and reaction in subsurface porous media.
This workshop will review and present the latest developments in these techniques and technologies, and their application to the better understanding of recovery processes in conventional and unconventional hydrocarbon reservoirs. The emphasis will be on new ideas, imaging and modelling across scales and the use of these technologies to understand flow processes.
The workshop is structured along two themes. The morning session will focus on multiphase flow, showcasing advances in the modelling and experimental imaging of dynamic processes, wettability and non-invasive interface curvature & capillary pressure measurement. The afternoon session will address the use of digital rock analysis to study fluid-rock & fluid-fluid interactions. This will include examining the impact of pore-space / flow / transport / mineralogical heterogeneity on effective reaction rates and dissolution regimes at the pore & Darcy scale.
The workshop will include dedicated discussions of the use and application of digital rock technology to fields as diverse as oil and gas recovery, carbon storage and contaminant transport, and will include invited & submitted presentations, as well as posters. |
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| Confirmed Speakers
S. Berg (Shell) M. Piri (University of Wyoming) V. Cnudde (University of Gent) P. Gouze (University of Montpellier) H. Ott (University of Leoben) J. Pereira Nunes (Petrobras) M. Andrew (Zeiss) B. Bijeljic (Imperial College London)
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Rendering of the formation of flow pathways in pore scale modeling of reactive transport. |
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| Be sure to contact us if you have any questions.
Matthew Andrew – Zeiss Microscopy
Branko Bijeljic – Imperial College London
Martin Blunt – Imperial College London |
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