Eleanor Oldham will be speaking at the Sixth EAGE Global Energy Transition Conference & Exhibition in Rotterdam from 27th to 31st October. Her presentation highlights the application of rock physics for CCS workflows, with examples of reservoir characterization and feasibility assessment for 4D seismic monitoring. Find her in the Goudriaan Room (1&2) on Wednesday 29th October at 2.30 pm.

To learn a bit more about her presentation now, head to our website here where there is a short summary of the talk.

Eleanor is passionate about encouraging people to make more use of rock physics to discover what additional value can be squeezed out of their existing log and seismic datasets. Speak to her during the conference to find out more.

And if you’re keen to learn more about rock physics, join Eleanor for the Essentials of Rock Physics training course scheduled 3-13th November.  This virtually delivered public course is delivered in partnership with Tetra Tech RPS and still has a few spaces left. Sign up here.