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    This document outlines the Fall 2011 Seminar Series at the University of Oklahoma focusing on natural gas as a "bridging fuel for the future." The series will explore the policy, communication, and technology issues associated with utilizing natural gas as a bridging fuel over the next 25 years while minimizing impacts on quality of life. It will include a series of speaker presentations on topics such as arguments for and against natural gas, current industry perspectives and production/utilization technologies, infrastructure needs, and effective communication strategies. The objective is for students and participants to arrive at solutions through authentic application and discussion of the issues.

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    This document outlines the Fall 2011 Seminar Series at the University of Oklahoma focusing on natural gas as a "bridging fuel for the future." The series will explore the policy, communication, and technology issues associated with utilizing natural gas as a bridging fuel over the next 25 years while minimizing impacts on quality of life. It will include a series of speaker presentations on topics such as arguments for and against natural gas, current industry perspectives and production/utilization technologies, infrastructure needs, and effective communication strategies. The objective is for students and participants to arrive at solutions through authentic application and discussion of the issues.

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    This document outlines the Fall 2011 Seminar Series at the University of Oklahoma focusing on natural gas as a "bridging fuel for the future." The series will explore the policy, communication, and technology issues associated with utilizing natural gas as a bridging fuel over the next 25 years while minimizing impacts on quality of life. It will include a series of speaker presentations on topics such as arguments for and against natural gas, current industry perspectives and production/utilization technologies, infrastructure needs, and effective communication strategies. The objective is for students and participants to arrive at solutions through authentic application and discussion of the issues.

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    Fall 2011 Seminar Series

    Bridging Fuels for the Future


    Focus: Natural Gas
    University of Oklahoma Mewbourne School of Petroleum and Geological Engineering School of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering

    Tuesdays 10:30 a.m. - noon, Devon Energy Hall, 130


    Question for the Semester: What are the technology, policy and communication dilemmas associated with utilizing Natural Gas as bridging fuel for next 25 years, while minimizing the impact on quality of life? Seminar Objective: To explore policy, communication and technology issues through a series of representative speaker presentations and offer students and participants the opportunity to challenge themselves with authentic application of arriving at a solution.

    Bracket 1: Background August 23: Context

    October 18: Participant Discussion


    Natural Gas as BFFF

    Framing the BFFF Seminar Series and Background

    August 30: Arguments Against Natural Gas September 6: Arguments for Natural Gas
    Rebuttal of the concerns and issues Utilization of Natural Gas

    Bracket 3: White Spaces October 25: Infrastructure and Technology November 1: City Planning, Environment/Pollution November 8: Improvements Needed in Production/Utilization Technology Bracket 4: Getting the Message Through November 15: Communication theory and its application November 29: Closing
    Getting the message across for Natural Gas as BFFF

    Environmental and Pollution Concerns; Supply Issues; Policy Issues; Shale Gas Issues; Fracturing Issues

    September 13: Participant Discussion Bracket 2: Current Status September 20: Industry Perspectives September 27: Production Technology October 4: Utilization Technology October 11: Business Perspectives and Supply Chain Issues

    For additional Information: designedu.ou.edu/BFFF/BFFF

    Contact Prof. Suresh Sharma, ssharma@ou.edu or Prof. Farrokh Mistree, farrokh.mistree@ou.edu

    For accommodations on the basis of disability, please contact the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering at (405) 325-1715. The University of Oklahoma is an equal opportunity institution.

    Sponsored by: Oklahoma Energy Education Foundation, Oklahoma Energy Resources Board, and RKI Exploration & Production

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