In the world of subsurface engineering, the quest for maximum production efficiency is a shared endeavour between geoscientists and reservoir engineers (plus others in the petroleum engineering realm). This final blog of the series explores the strategies that enhance subsurface understanding, enabling optimisation of oilfield production through the combined expertise of the subsurface workforce.
In the dynamic world of subsurface engineering, the synergy between geoscientists and reservoir engineers is nothing short of transformative. Following on from the first blog in the series, this second blog delves into how geoscientific insights serve as the driving force behind reservoir engineering decisions, ultimately maximising the potential of energy reserves.
In the realm of subsurface engineering, two distinct disciplines stand as pillars of knowledge and expertise: geoscience and reservoir engineering. Their collaborative efforts form the backbone of our ability to unlock the full potential of energy resources. In this article, the first in a series, we will unravel the significance of each role and how their synergy propels the industry forward.
Earlier this week Georgina Lockham had the pleasure of attending and presenting at the ESRI European Energy Resources Conference 2023. The conference was well attended with over 200 attendees and 27 ESRI user presentations. Continue reading to hear Georgina's take homes from the conference.
Georgina Lockham will be presenting ‘Improving reference materials with GIS’ at the ESRI European Energy Resources GIS Conference next week. Continue reading to find out more.
Bill Wilks and Phil Copestake will be in Norway next week attending the FORCE Cross Border Seminar (25-26th October) and visiting companies. On Thursday, Phil will be giving a presentation on the Jurassic sequences of the North Sea. Continue reading to find out more...
Read our latest article where David Whitworth describes the transition from academia to industry as he celebrates his one year anniversary at Merlin.
Last week Eleanor Oldham delivered the Essentials of Rock Physics course for a team at Perenco. Continue reading to find out more.
Staff at Merlin have been attending lots of conferences recently, with more in the pipeline for autumn. Continue reading to find out more.
Helen Bone attended Royal Holloway's summer symposium a few weeks ago. Continue reading to see her round-up from the day.
Helen Bone and Bill Wilks will be attending the GESGB Africa Conference next week. Helen will also be presenting aspects of work carried out by Merlin on the rejuvenation evaluation of the Obe Field held by Damas Petrochemicals and Refinery Limited in Nigeria.
Eleanor Oldham will be attending the Geol Soc’s CO2 Storage Efficiency conference on 14-15th September.