Following this we are pleased to welcome Charles Furness-Smith, from Lambert Energy. He will be presenting an overview of the industry and what can be expected in the coming decades, and where the industry sits in context of the global energy mix.
We are looking for presentations showcasing data science techniques and their application to the field of petrophysics, some examples are shown below:
-“Big data”
-Principal Component Analysis
-Python programming
-Machine Learning
-Decision trees, random forests
-Supervised / un-supervised learning models
-Clustering analysis techniques
-Advanced data analytics for reservoir characterisation and enhanced visualisation
Please find the agenda and respective abstracts for the day using the link below:
Following our last one day seminar for 2019; Data Science in Petrophysics, we will be having our President’s Evening at the King’s Head. This is a good chance for a get together before the festive break, members and friends are welcome.
Call for abstracts! Please find the details in the PDF link below.
The annual LPS New Technology seminar is FREE for members and non‐members.
On Thursday 16th January the London Petrophysical Society will be holding a one-day New Technology seminar at the Geological Society, Burlington House, London. The day will consist of a series of themed talks, on petrophysical and formation evaluation technologies that are new to the industry each lasting around 20 minutes with 5 minutes for questions.
There is No Need to Register (please ignore the fee on the right of this page), just turn up at 9am on Thursday 16th January.
Lunch and refreshments will be provided on the day.
For our first evening lecture of 2020, Nigel Clegg from Halliburton will be presenting a new 3D inversion of LWD resistivity data, and the additional benefits this brings to a geosteering operation.
Full abstract of the talk can be found at the link below.
