Cambridge Carbonates Ltd News
April 2008
Nearly 60 delegates entered the CC Ltd Image Analysis Porosity Quiz at Geo2008 in Bahrain. Your estimates ranged from 5-42.5%, and we are pleased to announce that Magdy Hozayen, Senoir Reservoir Geologist, ADCO won the competition with an estimate of 24% - this was the closest to the actual figure of 24.6% IA Porosity. Congratulations!
I.A Porosity Quiz
March 2008
We are exhibiting and presenting at GEO 2008 in Bahrain
Cambridge Carbonates Ltd. and Scientific Press (J.P.G.) on the scheduled publication of the 'Petroleum Geology of Iraq' would like to invite you to our stand in the UK Pavillion, at Geo 2008 (March 3-5).
Cambridge Carbonates Ltd. will also be able to showcase their multiclient work and discuss more focussed use of their database on northern Arabia, including the report on the Petroleum Geology of Northern Iraq, plus a range of reservoir analysis techniques by application/use of Image Analysis.
On behalf of StatoilHydro, Jo will be presenting on Mon 3rd March at 1425 in the Middle East Hydrocarbons part 1 session on “Reservoir characterization of the heterogeneous hydrocarbon field, Khuff (Kangan-Dalan) Formation, Middle East. Download abstract.
Cambridge Carbonates Ltd welcome Jen Waters to the fold! Jen is currently in her final year studying for a PhD at Durham University, and is taking 2 months out to gain industry experience through an internship with us. “Welcome” Jen!
New Publication: The Petroleum Geology of Iraq, Scientific Press Ltd: This book, authored by A. A. M. Aqrawi, J. C. Goff, A. Horbury and F. N. Sadooni will be available to purchase soon from Scientific Press Ltd. The book provides an up-to date review of the reservoirs, source rocks and traps that control Iraq’s petroleum systems and resources.
December 2007
Pete will present a key-note address on Lowstand Carbonate Systems at the International Geophysical and Geological Conference and Exhibition held at Tyumen, Russia in December 2007. Download abstract.
Low stand carbonates English
Low stand carbonates Russian
November 2007
Cambridge Carbonates make it into the Guardian newspaper:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2007/nov/15/news.opensource
September 2007
Neil and Jo have been invited to participate in the “Statoil Research Summit” held in Statoil’s Trondheim offices. The Statoil Research Summit provides an open forum for invited prominent academic and industrial experts from around the World to discuss topical and emerging technologies of importance to the Oil Industry.
June 2007
Jo travelled to the Isle of Arran to teach, 2nd year undergraduates from Durham University, detailed logging techniques in preparation for their mapping dissertations. They looked at the Devonian – Permian succession along the coast of Corrie, and were even blessed with nice weather!
March 2007
March 2007 – CeREES: Durham University Centre for Research into Earth Energy Systems. Jo and Peter presented to the CeREES research group on the “Importance of Carbonates to the Hydrocarbon Industry” and then ran a fieldtrip looking at evaporite collapse breccias in the Sunderland area.
September 2007
September 27-29 2006: “Carbonate Reservoir Prediction, Modelling and Stimulation”, conference, London, Sept 2006. Two presentations were given by CCL staff. Peter Gutteridge presented a case study on “Multiple karst systems in Cretaceous Apulian shelf carbonates of Gargano, southern Italy: Insights into the structure of karst reservoirs Karsted Lower Cretaceous”. Both Peter and Jo Garland facilitated a workshop on “accurate reservoir characterisation for reservoir modelling”.
May 2006
AAPG “Architecture of Carbonate Systems Through Time” meeting, Mallorca, Spain, May 2006. Peter Gutteridge presented CCL work on the Cretaceous karst systems in southern Italy.