Petrophysics Summer School 2018
Time: June 30 – July 6, 2018
Location: University of Leicester, UK
Convener: The European Petrophysics Consortium (EPC)
Tutors/Instructors: From ECORD Science Operator, JAMSTEC, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, University of Leicester, University of Montpellier, Imperial College London, BP (UK), Schlumberger, and Total E&P
Petrophysics Summer School application period has closed.
There are few opportunities for training, especially for non-industry researchers, and with recent reports indicating significant skills shortages in the hydrocarbon sector, the workshop could attract a variety of participants including those who might not normally engage with the IODP community. In addition, the summer school will strengthen links between IODP and industry, increase the visibility of IODP, provide essential training to the next generation of petrophysicists and, importantly, enable future expedition participants to best utilize these data in their investigations of the ocean floor.
For more detailed information, visit the official webpage for the Petrophysics Summer School 2018.
Questions?
Questions about the workshop: contact the European Petrophysics Consortium (University of Leicester)
Questions about applying for U.S. support: contact Angela Slagle (USSSP)
The Petrophysics Summer School will focus on the application of downhole logging and core physical properties data to scientific questions, including real world case studies. It will include lectures, discussion groups, and practical exercises on the different elements and data types used in petrophysical analysis. In addition, basic training in industry-standard software package, Schlumberger’s Techlog, will form a core part of the school.
For more detailed information, visit the official webpage for the Petrophysics Summer School 2018.
Questions?
Questions about the workshop: contact the European Petrophysics Consortium (University of Leicester)
Questions about applying for U.S. support: contact Angela Slagle (USSSP)
The 3rd Petrophysics Summer School will take place from Saturday, June 30 through Friday, July 6, 2018. It will be hosted in 2018 in the Department of Geology at the University of Leicester, UK. The European Petrophysics Consortium and its collaborators offer this unique training opportunity for a summer school through the provision of technical and scientific expertise in the fields of downhole logging and core petrophysics. The majority of the workshop will take place on the main campus of the University of Leicester. There will also be a local, off-site component.
An icebreaker event will be held on the evening of June 30, marking the start of the school. Towards the end of the first full day there will be a mini-conference during which participants will have the opportunity to present their work in short presentations and a poster session. This will be followed by the workshop dinner.
For more detailed information, visit the official webpage for the Petrophysics Summer School 2018.
Questions?
Questions about the workshop: contact the European Petrophysics Consortium (University of Leicester)
Questions about applying for U.S. support: contact Angela Slagle(USSSP)
U.S.-affiliated students and researchers may apply for partial travel support through the U.S. Science Support Program.. A limited number of travel grants are available. To apply for U.S. travel support, complete an online application by March 23, 2018, following these steps:
1. Go to the USSSP Application Portal and sign up for an account (or login to an existing account)
2. Click on “View Programs” (blue button); select the US Travel Support program; then click “Create Submission”. Your application will be created.
3. Complete the online application and demographics form, then click “Submit Application”.
Note: Applicants must be apply and be accepted to the summer school in order to receive travel support from USSSP.
Questions?
Questions about the workshop: contact the European Petrophysics Consortium (University of Leicester)
Questions about applying for U.S. support: contact Angela Slagle (USSSP)