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2017 EUROPEAN SEG HONORARY LECTURER - “New trends in marine seismic acquisition – possibilities and impact on data quality”

12 abril 2017, 16:41 • Elisa do Nascimento Pires Costa

On 17th April, at 17h00, a seminar entitled “New trends in marine seismic acquisition – possibilities and impact on data quality” will be held by Dr. Martin Landrø – SEG European Honorary Lecturer 2017 (Society of Exploration Geophysicists).


Biography:

Martin Landrø received an M.S. (1983) and Ph.D. (1986) in physics from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. From 1986 to 1989, he worked at SERES A/S. From 1989 to 1996, he was employed at IKU Petroleum Research as a research geophysicist and manager. From 1996 to 1998, he worked as a specialist at Statoil’s research center in Trondheim. Since 1998, Landrø has been a professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Department of Petroleum Engineering and Applied Geophysics. He received the Norman Falcon award from EAGE (2000) and the award for best paper in GEOPHYSICS (2001). Landrø received the Norwegian Geophysical award (2004) and Statoil’s researcher prize (2007). He received the SINTEF award for outstanding pedagogical activity (2009). He received the Louis Cagniard award from EAGE (2010) and the Eni award - New Frontiers in Hydrocarbons (2011). He received the Conrad Schlumberger award from EAGE. Landrø’s research interests include seismic inversion, marine seismic acquisition, and 4D and 4C seismic. This includes geophysical monitoring of CO2 storage. He received the IOR award from the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (2014). He is a member of EAGE, SEG, The Norwegian Academy of Technological Sciences, and The Royal Norwegian Society of Sciences and Letters.

 

Date: 17th April 2017, at 17h00.

Venue: Instituto Superior Técnico, Room QA02.3, Floor -2, Tower South, Alameda.


More info here: www.seg.org/Education/Lectures/Honorary-Lectures/2017-HL-Landro

Seminar - Subsea Production Systems-engineering solution for deep water oil and gas Exploration & Production - Challenges (financial and technical)

4 abril 2017, 14:04 • Elisa do Nascimento Pires Costa



Next Friday, April 7th, at 11h00, the seminar “Subsea Production Systems-engineering solution for deep water oil and gas Exploration & Production - Challenges (financial and technical)“ will be held, presented by Daniel Vunza, Total E&P Angola

Venue: Room QA1.1, South Tower, IST - Alameda Campus


Daniel Vunza is Head of Subsea Field Operations Service of Block 17 for TOTAL E&P in Angola. He has over 20 years of broad based experience in offshore oil and gas operations (from shallow to deepwater subsea production operations) and in subsea projects including design and engineering background of subsea production systems particularly in subsea control systems. His experience includes also overseeing the manufacturing, assembly, testing and installation of subsea christmas trees, subsea control systems and subsea interventions. Mr. Vunza Joined TOTAL in 2009. Prior to joining the Company, Mr. Vunza worked for Chevron for 13 years where, he assumed progressively various positions including field operations supervision and management, subsea systems engineer and subsea control system project engineer in projects such as Kuito and Tombua Landana. Mr. Vunza is an electromechanical engineering graduate from Jean Piaget University of Angola and earned his MBA degree from the American Intercontinental University of Houston Texas. He is a member of Sigma Beta Delta – International Honor Society for Business, Management & Administration, SPE and ASME.

Seminar - Drilling Fundamentals 101

3 abril 2017, 14:45 • Elisa do Nascimento Pires Costa


Next Wednesday, April 5th, at 11h30, the seminar “Drilling Fundamentals 101“ will be held, presented by Bruno Melo, Geolog

Venue: Room Q4.7, South Tower, IST - Alameda Campus


Bruno received a BSc. in Chemical Engineering and a MSc. in Petroleum Engineering from Instituto Superior Técnico (IST). During the master thesis, he developed a model about “Prediction of formation fluid composition through gas while drilling analysis”, which is currently applied in HP/HT wells in Kuwait. In 2014 he joined Geolog as part of the Fast-Track Program. He worked as data engineer in the Netherlands, Romania, Venezuela and Brazil. In 2016 he integrated the formation evaluation team, where he worked in new challenges like unconventional reservoirs in Argentina, HP/HT wells in Kuwait and the new gas discoveries in Israel.

Seminar - The role of geomechanics in Oil&Gas industry

30 março 2017, 09:49 • Elisa do Nascimento Pires Costa



Next Thuesday, April 4th, at 15h00, the seminar “The role of geomechanics in Oil&Gas industry“ will be held, presented by João Narciso , from IST.

Venue: Room I3, Mining Engineering Building, IST - Alameda Campus


João is a Ph.D. student in Petroleum Engineering at Instituto Superior Técnico, with 8 years of experience in seismology and petroleum engineering research. He holds a degree in Geology and other in Civil Engineering, both from U. Coimbra, an MSc in Geological and Mining Engineering from U. Coimbra and an MSc in Petroleum Engineering from IST.

Nowadays his main research interests are related with reservoir geomechanics and geostatistical seismic inversion for rock masses and complex reservoir modeling. This research is developed in straight collaboration with the main national oil companies.

Seminar - Design and Planning of the Oil Supply Chain

27 março 2017, 13:29 • Elisa do Nascimento Pires Costa



Next Wednesday, March 29th, at 11h30, the seminar “Design and Planning of the Oil Supply Chain“ will be held, presented by Susana Relvas , from IST.

Venue: Room Q4.7, Chemical Engineering Building, IST - Alameda Campus



Susana Relvas is currently Associate Professor in the Department of Engineering and Management of Instituto Superior Técnico (IST), Universidade de Lisboa, where she has been a faculty member since 2008. She obtained her PhD in 2008 in Industrial Engineering and Management from IST with the topic “Optimal Pipeline Scheduling and Inventory Management of a Multiproduct Oil Distribution Centre”, where she collaborated directly in an R&D project with Companhia Logística de Combustíveis. She already supervised 2 PhD and more than 20 MSc students. Currently she is supervising 6 PhD students and 7 MSc.. She authored/co-authored 20 publications in peer reviewed papers in international journals indexed in the Thomson Reuters Web of Knowledge, from which more than 10 refer to the Oil Supply Chain. Her research interests are in Supply Chain Management, namely in the Oil Supply Chain, Biofuels Supply Chain, Resilience, Risk and Sustainability Management as well as Retail Operations/Operations Management. She uses Operations Research methods, focusing in mathematical programming, to develop solution procedures for the problems at hand. She is currently in the Directive Board of the National Association of Operations Research (APDIO). She was co-coordinator of the BSc and MSc studies in Industrial Engineering and Management at IST between 2011-2014.