A NEW ENERGY FRONTIER AAPG Eastern Section Meeting 2011 Washington, DC ON THE EDGE OF • New Ideas in Old Rocks - Emerging concepts in stragraphy, structure, and geochemistry in eastern basins; New developments in unconvenonal gas reservoirs; Innovaon enabling rejuvenaon or extenon of old fields Technical Program Co-chairs: Dave Houseknecht ([email protected]) & Jim Coleman ([email protected]) • Energy and Policy Issues in the Eastern U.S. - Societal and environmental impacts of shale-gas development, Federal and State land availability, Data accessibility from States, etc. • Conjugate Margins - Basin development during early riﬅing; North America - Europe analogs; North Atlanc - Arcc relaonships, etc. CALL FOR PAPERS Abstract Deadline: April 4, 2011 Eastern Secon - American Associaon of Petroleum Geologists 2011 Annual Meeng You are invited to submit an abstract for oral or poster presentaon at the 2011 Eastern Secon AAPG Annual Meeng. All papers of interest to the Eastern Secon, the Division of Environmental Geosciences, Energy Minerals Division, and Division of Professional Affairs will be considered for presentaon. The technical program is expected to comprise two or three concurrent oral sessions and one poster session each day. Proposed Theme Sessions • Eastern Shale Gas - Marcellus, Uca, Huron, Ohio, Horton Bluff, Frederick Brook, and others September 24 – 28, 2011 - Washington, D.C. • Carbonate Sedimentology, Stragraphy, and Diagenesis - In honor of Fred Read upon his rerement from Virginia Tech • Coal and Coalbed Gas - Developments in resource characterizaon and environmental issues • Carbon Sequestraon - Case studies; Methods for assessing EOR and storage potenal; Offshore storage potenal; Reservoir and seal systems; • E – Energy, Economy, and Environment - Historical trends and forecasts for the eastern region and the naon; Emerging concepts and methods 3 • Decision Support Systems for Energy Resource Managers and Policy Makers - Methods & case studies • Thermal History of Eastern Basins - Thermal and maturaon histories; Hydrocarbon generaon, migraon, and retenon; Upliﬅ, exhumaon, and gas expansion • Atlanc OCS and State Waters - Geology and resource potenal; CO 2 sequestraon potenal “On the Edge of A New Energy Froner”

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A NEW ENERGY FRONTIER

AAPG Eastern Section Meeting2011 Washington, DC O

N T

EDG

• New Ideas in Old Rocks - Emerging concepts in stratigraphy, structure, and geochemistry in eastern basins; New developments in unconventional gas reservoirs; Innovation enabling rejuvenation or extention of old fields

Technical Program Co-chairs: Dave Houseknecht ([email protected]) & Jim Coleman ([email protected])

• Energy and Policy Issues in the Eastern U.S. - Societal and environmental impacts of shale-gas development, Federal and State land availability, Data accessibility from States, etc.

• Conjugate Margins - Basin development during early rifting; North America - Europe analogs; North Atlantic - Arctic relationships, etc.

CALL FOR PAPERSAbstract Deadline: April 4, 2011

Eastern Section - American Association of Petroleum Geologists2011 Annual Meeting

You are invited to submit an abstract for oral or poster presentation at the 2011 Eastern Section AAPG Annual Meeting.All papers of interest to the Eastern Section, the Division of Environmental Geosciences, Energy Minerals Division, andDivision of Professional Affairs will be considered for presentation. The technical program is expected to comprise twoor three concurrent oral sessions and one poster session each day.

Proposed Theme Sessions • Eastern Shale Gas - Marcellus, Utica, Huron, Ohio, Horton Bluff, Frederick Brook, and others

September 24 – 28, 2011 - Washington, D.C.

• Carbonate Sedimentology, Stratigraphy, and Diagenesis - In honor of Fred Read upon his retirement from Virginia Tech

• Coal and Coalbed Gas - Developments in resource characterization and environmental issues

• Carbon Sequestration - Case studies; Methods for assessing EOR and storage potential; Offshore storage potential; Reservoir and seal systems;

• E – Energy, Economy, and Environment - Historical trends and forecasts for the eastern region and the nation; Emerging concepts and methods

• Decision Support Systems for Energy Resource Managers and Policy Makers - Methods & case studies

• Thermal History of Eastern Basins - Thermal and maturation histories; Hydrocarbon generation, migration, and retention; Uplift, exhumation, and gas expansion

• Atlantic OCS and State Waters - Geology and resource potential; CO2 sequestration potential

“On the Edge of A New Energy Frontier”