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77th EAGE Conference & Exhibition
1-4 June 2015
MADRID 2015
www.eage.org/event/madrid-2015
First Announcement and Call for Abstracts
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Invitation to Madrid 2015
Earth Science for Energy and EnvironmentWelcome from Marcos Mozetic, Chairman of the Local Advisory Committee, EAGE Madrid 2015.
Society today, fed by the massive pool of knowl-edge and the speed of current communications, is exerting a healthy pressure on our scientific com-munity to mitigate the dependence on fossil fuels and, with that, improve our environment.
Nevertheless, I feel obligated to ask myself two questions: What if ef-ficient alternatives take longer than expected? What if fine tuning of global climate models indicates more complex interactions between natural and man-made effects than currently accepted? The only answer to both a belief or denial position is a deeper scientific understanding and further technology development. We require scientific debate to better understand the key underlying issues and technology advance to continue providing the energy resources needed: without compromising our future energy needs while assuring our communities the smallest possible negative impact.The global nature of EAGE’s annual convention and the multidiscipli-nary assembly it is able to involve can expose plural points of view on these subjects. This is a golden opportunity to set the agenda to provide answers in the medium term. Progress will not be achieved without an open sharing of knowledge, which is the basis of our Convention.Don’t miss Madrid 2015. This is indeed an occasion to position ‘Earth Science for Energy and Environment’. After Bruce’s tempting offer of in-finite waterways and bridges for Amsterdam 2014, we can only promise you the same intensive technical presentations and debates, amidst the warm and dry Castilian days and refreshing evenings in the shadows of the Guadarrama range. Madrid, in itself, is sufficient reason to attend but should you need a bonus to entice you and your partner then, Segovia, Toledo, Avila, El Escorial and Aranjuez are all within a stone’s throw. I hope you can make it and if you do, I wish you a pleasant stay at Madrid 2015!
Marcos Mozetic Chairman of the Local Advisory CommitteeEAGE Madrid 2015
Local Advisory Committee
Marcos Mozetic (chairman) RepsolTomás Ramón Zapata (vice-chairman) RepsolCarlos Álvarez CNWL Oil EspanaElvira Álvarez RepsolIsaac Álvarez AGGEPPierre Esquier Total SASantiago Ledesma Gas Natural FenosaJuan Ignacio Soto Universidad de GranadaJuan Klimowitz GessalJosé Luis Parra y Alfaro Universidad Politécnica de MadridAntonio Martín Pascual Cairn EnergyWenceslao Martínez Oil & Gas CapitalMariano Marzo Universidad de BarcelonaAlfonso Muñoz Martín Universidad Complutense de Madrid Jorge Navarro Comet CepsaLorena Ortega Menor Universidad Complutense de MadridRecaredo del Potro Escal UGSRamón Rodríguez Pons Universidad Politécnica de Madrid Technical Programme Officer
Walter Rietveld BP
Conference and Exhibition
About the EventThe 77th EAGE Conference & Exhibition 2015 is the largest and most com-prehensive multi-disciplinary geoscience event in the world. The event in-cludes a large conference – in total over 1,000 technical oral and poster presentations – and a technical exhibition presenting the latest devel-opments in geophysics, geology and reservoir/petroleum engineering. In 2014, around 7,000 people from almost 100 different countries attended the event.
FactsDates 1-4 June 2015Venue IFEMA MadridLocation Madrid, SpainExpected attendance 7,000Exhibition space 22,000 m2 (gross)Expected exhibitors 350
About Madrid The Spanish capital is in the centre of the Iberian Peninsula, 622 me-tres above sea level. It is the third largest city in the European Union and, thanks to Barajas Airport, it is an important communication hub with Latin America. Located between the Guadarrama Mountain Range and Vega del Tajo, Madrid has a wealthy natural heritage. The number of trees that line the avenues and gardens clean the air and generate the ideal atmosphere for walking, sports or leisure. El Retiro, La Casa de Campo and El Monte de El Pardo are a few of the large parks and forests located within the city.
Situated in the heart of Madrid, the Paseo del Prado is home to three of the most comprehensive painting museums in the world; the Reina Sofía National Museum Art Centre, with Picasso’s Guernica, the Thyssen
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Bornemisza Museum, which presents an overview of art history and the Prado Museum, with artworks by Goya and Velázquez. All three also host interesting temporary exhibitions.All in all a great destination with lots of history, culture and variety to host our 77th Conference and Exhibition!
The VenueIFEMA Madrid, Parque Juan Carlos I, Madrid, Spain.
Sited at one of Madrid’s busiest and most modern business areas, IFEMA has an excellent location. It is close to the airport and easily accessible by public transport with the city centre less than 10 minutes away. The complex is characterised by excellent functionality, modern design and multi-purpose, well-equipped and versatile installations.
Technical ProgrammeShould you wish to contribute to the EAGE technical programme, please refer to our website (www.eage.org/event/madrid-2015). A full list of topics and guidelines, the submission process and other relevant infor-mation will be available late July 2014. The call for abstracts will open on 1 August 2014.
Submission deadlineEAGE’s deadline for abstract submission is: 15 January 2015.
Workshop Package, Field trips and Short CoursesThe 77th EAGE Conference & Exhibition will also offer workshops, field trips and short courses scheduled before (Saturday, Sunday and Monday) and after the event (Friday). For the latest information, please check the EAGE website.
Exhibition and SponsoringThis large exhibition offers a great opportunity to network and allows the visitor to learn about the latest developments in the field. Around 350 exhibitors will occupy around 22,000 square metres gross booth space. Companies interested in exhibiting can opt for either the booth package or space only. Displaying special exhibit items (e.g., vehicles) is also one of the many ways to create more exposure. Madrid 2015 offers excellent sponsoring opportunities to create high visibility. For more information about the exhibition and / or sponsoring please refer to the ‘Exhibition & Sponsor Guide’, which is available on our website or contact us at [email protected] / [email protected].
Important Dates Madrid 2015
Call for Extended Abstracts open 1 August 2014
Deadline for Point Priority Booth Allocation 15 September 2014
Deadline for Early rate exhibition space 1 December 2014
Registration open 1 December 2014
Deadline for EAGE Call for Abstracts 15 January 2015
Deadline for Early Registration 15 March 2015
Deadline for Pre-registration 15 May 2015
77th EAGE Conference & Exhibition 1-4 June 2015
Student ProgrammeMadrid 2015 offers an extensive student programme with activities such as short courses, workshops, trial interviews, the EAGE Geo-Quiz, the Re-cruitment Café and more. Students also have the opportunity to submit their abstract before 15 January 2015. Students may apply for both the student and regular technical programmes but are only able to be chosen for one. Student travel grants will be available. Please refer to the EAGE website for more information.
The student programme is sponsored by the EAGE Student Fund, including Shell and CGG.
Social ProgrammeTo complement the event, EAGE will organise a social programme that offers culture, hospitality and gastronomy in original surroundings. En-tertainment for delegates and family members will be part of the pro-gramme, including an icebreaker reception, a spectacular conference evening and a family members’ tour. Since Madrid has a lot to offer, we will make sure you will not regret coming to this magnificent city.
ContactFor more information about the event, please check the website at www.eage.org/event/madrid-2015. For questions about the call for pa-pers, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected].
Europe Office Tel.: +31 88 995 5055 Fax: +31 30 634 3524 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.eage.org
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Head Office PO Box 59, 3990 DB Houten, The NetherlandsTel.: +31 88 995 5055, Fax: +31 30 634 3524E-mail: [email protected]: www.eage.org
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Europe Office Tel.: +31 88 995 5055 Fax: +31 30 634 3524 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.eage.org
Russia & CIS Office Tel.: +7 495 640 2008Fax: +7 495 640 2009 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.eage.ru
Middle East Office Tel.: +971 4 369 3897 Fax: +971 4 360 4702 E-mail: [email protected]: www.eage.org
Asia Pacific Office Tel.: +60 3 272 201 40Fax: +60 3 272 201 43E-mail: [email protected]: www.eage.org
Americas OfficeTel.: +5999 433 8872Fax: +5999 433 8873E-mail: [email protected]: www.eage.org
Head Office PO Box 59, 3990 DB Houten, The NetherlandsTel.: +31 88 995 5055, Fax: +31 30 634 3524E-mail: [email protected]: www.eage.org
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