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—2006—
Schools and Short Courses
E&P Methods and Technologies: Selection
and Application
April 7–9; Houston, Texas (with AAPG
Annual Meeting)
**Strategic Play Analysis
April 8–9; Houston, Texas (with AAPG
Annual Meeting)
Geochemical Exploration for Oil & Gas:
Strategies for Doubling Exploration Success
While Halving its Cost
May 11–12; Houston, Texas
Quantification of Risk—Petroleum
Exploration & Production
June 6–9; Denver, Colorado
Practical Salt Tectonics
June 26–28; Dallas, Texas
**Application of Structural Geology in
Prospecting in Thrusted and
Extended Terrain
July 31–Aug. 4; Jackson
Hole, Wyoming
Basic Well Log Analysis
Aug. 15–18; Austin, Texas
**Fall Education Conference on Deep-
Water Exploration
Sept. 11–15; Houston, Texas
Practical Mapping of Surfaces, Properties, Architecture, Book Cliffs, Utah
and Volumes for Reservoir Characterization Junction, Colorado
Sept. 30–Oct. 1; New Orleans, Louisiana (with
SEG Annual Meeting)
Field Seminars
CARBONATES
Equatorial Carbonate Systems—Modern
and Miocene Analogs for Carbonate Plays
in SE Asia
May 14–20; begins and ends in Jakarta,
Indonesia
Complex Carbonates Reservoirs: The
Relationship Between Facies and Fracturing **Folding, Thrusting and Syntectonic
May 20–26; begins in Naples and ends in
Pescara, Italy
Controls on Porosity Types and
Distribution in Carbonate Reservoirs;
Almeria Region, SE Spain
May 28–June 2; begins and ends in
Las Negras, Spain
Sequence Stratigraphy and Reservoir
Distribution in a Modern Carbonate
Platform, Bahamas
June 12–17; begins and ends in Miami, Florida
CLASTICS–ANCIENT
Clastic Reservoir Facies and Sequence
Stratigraphic Analysis of Alluvial Plain,
Shoreface, Deltaic, and Shelf Depositional
Systems
April 23–29; begins and ends in Salt Lake City,
Utah
*Ancient Clastics: Book Cliffs and
Canyonlands, Utah (Formerly Foreland
Basin Clastic Reservoirs, Book Cliffs, Utah)
May 15–23; begins and ends in Moab, Utah
Predicting Clastic Reservoirs Using Applied
Sequence Stratigraphy: Understanding the
Fundamental Drivers of Basin Fill
Architecture
June 5–10; begins and ends in Salt Lake City, Utah
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Sedimentology and Sequence Stratigraphic
Response of Paralic Deposits to Changes in
Accommodation: Predicting Reservoir
Sept. 21–28; begins and ends in Grand
CLASTICS–MODERN
*Modern Terrigenous Clastic Depositional
Systems
April 23–30, May 23–30, September 19–26;
begins in Columbia and ends in Charleston,
South Carolina
Modern Deltas
Sept. 11–15; begins in Baton Rouge and ends in
New Orleans, Louisiana
TECTONICS AND SEDIMENTATION
Sedimentation: Perspectives from Classic
Localities of the Central Pyrenees
June 12–16; begins and ends in Barcelona
Fluvial to Turbidite Reservoir Systems of
SE Asia: High Resolution Exploration and
Development Applications from Outcrop
to Subsurface
July 19–28; begins in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia;
ends in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
Darussalam
Fractures, Folds, and Faults in Thrusted
Terrains: Sawtooth Range, Montana
Sept. 11–16; begins and ends in Great Falls,
Montana
GEOTOURS
**Trinidad & Tobago Geotour
April 26–May 2; begins and ends in Trinidad &
Tobago, West Indies
**Geologic Tour Through the
Napa-Sonoma “Wine Country” Region
June 10–14; begins and ends in northern
California
Lewis & Clark Geotour: Marias River to
Gates of the Mountains, Montana
Aug. 15–20; begins and ends in Great Falls,
Montana