AAPG International Conference & Exhibition

JSG will be there!

JSG will be represented at the AAPG International Conference & Exhibition in Perth, Australia, Nov. 5-8, by members of its staff, students, and alumni. Come by our booth #204.

Scott Tinker, AAPG Distinguished Ethics Lecturer, special luncheon presentation: The “I” in BusIness EthIcs, Monday, 6 November, 12:20-13:50, Ballroom 1 and 2, Level 3

Authors(s)	Title	Session	Date/Time/Room
Brad Field, Greg Browne, and Randall Marrett	Fractures in Formation MicroImager (FMI) Log Versus Outcrop Data: Reservoir Character of a Thick-Bedded Deepwater Miocene Sandstone, New Zealand	Outcrop Analogues in Reservoir Characterization II	Monday 09:00-13:00 Exhibition Pavilion Booth P14
Ned Frost*, Dan Carpenter, and Charles Kerans	Platform-Margin Trajectory as a Control on Neptunian Dike Distributions, Devonian Reef Complexes, Canning Basin, Western Australia	Fractured Reservoir Controls	Monday 09:00-13:00 Exhibition Pavilion Booth P30
Hongliu Zeng	Seismic Sedimentology for High-Resolution Reservoir Imaging	Seismic Applications to New Play Identification	Monday 11:50 Meeting Room 5
S. E. Laubach and Jon E. Olson	Verifiable Predictions of Fractured Reservoir Attributes	Fractured Reservoir Controls	Monday 17:00 Meeting Room 3
Ted E. Playton* and Charles Kerans	Strike Variability and Cyclicity of Upper Devonian (Famennian) Foreslopes, Canning Basin, Northwest Australia	Petroleum Prospectivity of West Australian Basins III	Tuesday 11:10 Auditorium
Alfred Uchman and Ronald J. Steel	Trace Fossils and Palaeoenvironment in Shelf-Margin Clinoforms: An Example from the Central Basin of Spitsbergen	The Application of Trace Fossil Analysis to Petroleum Reservoirs	Tuesday 14:30 Meeting Room 4
John W. Snedden and Ronald J. Steel	Evolution of Shallow Marine Sedimentary Bodies: A Perspective	Coastal and Shelf Processes and Deposits — Modern and Ancient Analogues (SEPM)	Wednesday 08:20 Auditorium
R. H. Lander**, Richard E. Larese, and Linda Bonnell	Dependency of Quartz Precipitation Rates on Crystal Domain Size: An Explanation for Porosity Preservation by Microcrystalline Quartz Coatings?	Predicting Deep Reservoir Quality	Wednesday Exhibition Pavilion 09:00-12:30
Astrid Makowitz, Rob Lander**, and Kitty Milliken	Diagenetic Modeling to Assess the Relative Timing of Quartz Cementation and Brittle Grain Processes During Compaction	Predicting Deep Reservoir Quality	Wednesday Exhibition Pavilion 09:00-12:30
Hongliu Zeng, Fred Wang, Xavier Janson, and Charles Kerans	Seismic Detection of Vuggy Porosity: Example from Lawyer Canyon Outcrop, New Mexico, U.S.A	Seismic Evaluation of Carbonate Reservoirs: Architecture and Fluid Detection	Wednesday 09:00-12:30 Exhibition Pavilion Booth P41
Linda Bonnell, Richard E. Larese, and R. H. Lander**	Porosity Preservation by Inhibition of Quartz Cementation: Microquartz Versus Hydrocarbons	Predicting Deep Reservoir Quality	Wednesday 14:50 Meeting Room 1/2
Jason E. Gumble*, James E. Gaiser, and Robert H. Tatham	Imaging Anisotropic Symmetry Using Prestack Converted-Wave Seismic Data for Fracture Analysis	Seismic Applications to Field Developments	Wednesday 15:10 Meeting Room 3
Kitty Milliken and Anthony J. Park	Petrographic Characterization of Chemical Reactions in Clastic Diagenesis	Predicting Deep Reservoir Quality	Wednesday 16:00 Meeting Room 1/2
R. H. Lander** and Linda Bonnell	A Model for Fibrous Illite Nucleation and Growth in Sandstones	Predicting Deep Reservoir Quality	Wednesday 16:40 Meeting Room 1/2
Ned Frost*, Phillip Playford, and Charles Kerans	Platform Evolution, Facies Patterns, and Cyclicity Across the Late Devonian Frasnian/Famennian Boundary – Barnett Spring Platform, Canning Basin, Western Australia	Petroleum Prospectivity of West Australian Basins II	Thursday 09:20 Auditorium

** Research Fellow
* PhD student