Aberdeen Evening Lecture: June 2014
17th June 2014
The Catcher Area Discoveries With Paul Young, EnCore Oil
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London Evening Lecture: July 2014
8th July 2014
Palaeotopography and Deepwater Sediment Supply: How a Scottish Model has been Extended Across the World. With Duncan Macgregor, MacGeology LtdAberdeen Evening Lecture: July 2014
15th July 2014
Rhyl Field, A New Discovery in a Mature UK Basin by Combining Geological Principles with Advanced Seismic Imaging With Gavin Ward (presenter) , Vishal Nagassar & Blae Quayle, Centrica Energy, UKLondon Evening Lecture: September 2014
9th September 2014
Low Salinity EOR: Laboratory and field evidence for a new enhanced oil recovery method, the mechanism and field scale deployment. With Peter Salino, LoSal EOR Subsurface R&D Lead, BPAberdeen Evening Lecture: September 2014
16th September 2014
UKCS Exploration Track Record & Implications for Further Collaborative Geoscience Work With Hamish Wilson and Matt Luheshi, SLR ConsultingLondon Evening Lecture: October 2014
14th October 2014
Technology-driven expansion of Statoil's North Sea core area to encompass UKCS With Chris Leppard & Tom Dreyer, Statoil UK ExplorationAberdeen Evening Lecture: October 2014
21st October 2014
The Geology of War. Credit due to the few: how British military geologists helped achieve victory in World War II (with a little help from the petroleum industry) With Dr Edward. P. F. (‘Ted’) Rose, Honorary Research Fellow in Earth Sciences, Royal Holloway, University of LondonLondon Evening Lecture: November 2014
11th November 2014
The Geology of War. Credit due to the few: how British military geologists helped achieve victory in World War II (with a little help from the petroleum industry) With Dr Edward. P. F. (‘Ted’) Rose, Honorary Research Fellow in Earth Sciences, Royal Holloway, University of LondonAberdeen Evening Lecture: November 2014
18th November 2014
The internal structure and composition of salt diapirs: What do we know, what might we want to know and why might it be important? With Christopher A-L. Jackson, Basin Research Group (BRG), Department of Earth Science and Engineering, Imperial College, Prince Consort Road, London, SW7 2BP, UK