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2nd meeting in the series of workshops dedicated to basin modeling
This series of workshops is aimed at bringing together leading experts representing the energy industry and research stakeholders in academia to engage in open discussions and exchange their experiences related to future applications of basin modeling for subsurface exploration.
This second edition will focus on recent R&D advances in the field of integrated basin analysis in the context of the energy transition and include identification of the modeling tools required to address specific aspects of this transition.
Special attention will be paid to the implementation of efficient workflows and the associated benefits to tackle specific issues.
Content Definition of Topics
COMPLEX FLUIDS MODELING
Understanding primary and secondary controls on hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon fluids (CO2, H2S, N2,…)
GAS MODELING (GENERATION AND ACCUMULATION)
Achieving efficient and responsible exploration of gas, by improved numerical modeling of the hydrocarbon generation and accumulation
STRESS AND PORE PRESSURE PREDICTION
Understanding and modeling of the complex interactions between structural history, mechanical
STRATIGRAPHIC FORWARD MODELING
New approaches and numerical tools, for better understanding of sedimentary basin filling architecture, plays, and source rocks
UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION AND MANAGEMENT INTEGRATING MACHINE LEARNING
New basin modeling workflows and cutting-edge technologies addressing uncertainty while preserving efficiency
EVOLVING APPLICATIONS FOR BASIN MODELING (GEOTHERMAL EXPLORATION, SUBSURFACE STORAGE – CCS …)
Applying basin modeling using novel techniques to impact sustainable energy development and subsurface storage
Steering Committee
Sascha Doering
Michael Erdmann
Carlos Fracalossi
Daniel Herrera
Javed Ismail
Marek Kacewicz
Cedric Pellan
Johannes Wendebourg
IFPEN Organizing Committee
Marie-Christine Cacas-Stentz
Geosciences Division, IFPEN
Didier Granjeon
Geosciences Division, IFPEN
Nicolas Maurand
Geosciences Division, IFPEN
Fadi-Henri Nader
Geosciences Division, IFPEN
Virtual Conference
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