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SUMMARY:25th International Mining Congress and Exhibition of Turkey
DESCRIPTION:In this congress\, a wide range of attendance of valuable specialists\, scientists and industry representatives from various countries will present and discuss recent technologies and production methods in mining. In addition to the congress\, world leading machinery and equipment companies will take place in the exhibition. \nThe congress city\, Antalya\, close to the archaeological sites from the Roman Era with well-known beaches and sea will adorn the congress.
URL:https://www.efgeo.webo.family/event/25th-international-mining-congress-and-exhibition-of-turkey/
LOCATION:Antalya\, Turkey
CATEGORIES:Minerals
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SUMMARY:EGU 2017
DESCRIPTION:The EGU General Assembly 2017 will bring together geoscientists from all over the world to one meeting covering all disciplines of the Earth\, planetary and space sciences. The EGU aims to provide a forum where scientists\, especially early career researchers\, can present their work and discuss their ideas with experts in all fields of geoscience. The EGU is looking forward to cordially welcoming you in Vienna.
URL:https://www.efgeo.webo.family/event/egu-2017/
LOCATION:Vienna\, Austria\, Vienna\, Austria
CATEGORIES:CCS,Education,Energy,Geoheritage,Geothermal,Hydrogeology,Land use,Minerals,Natural Hazards,Oil & Gas,Renewable energy,Soils
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SUMMARY:Geothermal Cross Over Technology Workshop
DESCRIPTION:The geothermal potential of the global petroleum industry dwarfs the global geothermal power industry by perhaps a factor of ten. Rudimentary calculations based upon the cumulative flow rate and temperature of unwanted co-produced water indicate that the wasted power generation capacity could be as much as 100 GW. However\, it is not just the unrealised geothermal potential of petroleum production which could bring these two geoenergy industries together but the opportunities for exchange of technology and best practices. Seismic is a staple technology of both the petroleum and geothermal industries but it is used in different ways. Continuously monitored micro-seismic activity is used to characterise geothermal developments while 3D and time lapse repeat seismic surveys are pre-eminant in the petroleum industry. Drilling and wireline tools developed for high temperature geothermal energy developments  might easily be applied in high temperature\, high pressure petroleum exploration and production and technology developed for oil and gas could find a new market in geothermal. And\, underlying all of this\, the basics of exploration\, appraisal\, development and production geoscience are common to both geothermal and petroleum industries. \nThe aim of this meeting is to explore the potential for cross-over technology and cross-over experience between the petroleum and geothermal industries and to examine what opportunities exist for improving the efficiency and effectiveness of both industries\, maintaining delivery of energy to society and reducing the impact on the Earth of doing so. \nWorkshop Themes to Include:\nEvaluating the prospectivity of fluid systems: lessons from the petroleum and geothermal industries.\nModelling and measuring fluid flow in geothermal and petroleum systems.\nImpact of geothermal fluids on maturation and migration in petroleum systems.\nCombined petroleum/geothermal/mineral systems\nUsing geothermal energy to add value in the oil & gas industry.\nHydraulic Fracturing: lessons for the Petroleum Industry from Geothermal Fields — fracking with hot fluids\nEnhanced oil recovery using geothermal fluids.\nGeothermal petroleum systems\nEnhanced geothermal systems and petroleum reservoir fracking\nHot rock drilling\, logging and completion\nMonitoring performance — petroleum vs geothermal (in a sense 4D seismic vs microseismic) \nThe meeting will take place at the ancient Durham University in historic Durham City in northern England; a seat of learning and scholarship since the 7th century AD. Keynote speakers will be drawn from the two industries and from academia.
URL:https://www.efgeo.webo.family/event/geothermal-cross-over-technology-workshop/
LOCATION:Durham\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Geothermal energy
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