GeoResources members will attend the GEO 2010 9th Middle East Geoscience Conference and Exhibition, 01-02.12.2009 in Manama, Bahrain. Today, AAPG-GEO has confirmed the GeoResources´abstract as oral presentation.
The presentation will be held by GeoResources deputy director Dr. Rainer Zühlke and bears the title “Integrated Basin and HC Systems Model, Silurian-Carboniferous, Southern Algeria”. The session will be “Petroleum System Analysis II”, on 08.03.2010, 10:15 am to 10:40 am in Room 4.
GeoResources members will attend the “Glaciogenic Reservoirs and Hydrocarbon Systems” Conference of the Geological Society of London, Petroleum Group, 01-02.12.2009 in London
Dr. Hartmut Jäger will present the GeoResources project “HC Potential of Neoproterozoic Glacial Deposits in Namibia – Preglacial vs. Postglacial Source Rocks“. The presentation will be focussed on source rock characterization of pre- and postglacial formations of the Otavi Group in the Otavi Mountains, northeastern Namibia.
GeoResources members will attend the “Geothermiekongress 2009†of the Geothermische Vereinigung e.V. / Bundesverband Geothermie from 17-19.11.2009 in Bochum/Germany.
MSc Axel Wenke will give an oral presentation about a Pre-Feasibility Study for a geothermal field in the Northern Upper Rhine Valley. The study has been carried out in cooperation between GeoThermal Engineering GmbH (Karlsruhe), Überlandwerk Groß-Gerau Gmb, GeoResources and the Institute of Earth Sciences at Heidelberg University. The study evaluates a Permian low-enthalpic geothermal reservoir based on vintage 2D seismic and well data.
As part of the same study, GeoResources member Lennart Rohrer will give the presentation “Untersuchung der Permischen Reservoirs im Nördlichen Oberrheingraben”. It includes results of 2D seismic interpretation in the Northern Upper Rhine Valley and outcrop-analogue studies in the Saar-Nahe-Basin.
GeoResources member Christian Lorson will give the presentation “Erste Ergebnisse einer 2D-seismischen Erkundung im Raum Heidelberg” with first results from a seismic campaign which was shot in April in the Heidelberg city limits. Main objective is the first geothermal evaluation of the lower Mesozoic low-enthalpic reservoirs in the area. The study has been carried out in cooperation between GeoThermal Engineering GmbH, DMT GmbH & Co KG, Stadtwerke Heidelberg–Netze GmbH, GeoResources and the Institute of Earth Sciences at Heidelberg University.
Further GeoResources Members will attend the meeting.