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The EAGE GET2024 offers one-day short courses by carefully selected renowned instructors, aimed at providing professionals and academics with key knowledge relevant to current developments in the field.

Short courses are listed below

Short course 1 – 8 Nov – 9:45 – 17:30 CET

Exploration of Subsurface Natural Geologic Hydrogen and Stimulation for its Enhanced Production

The course will discuss and compare carbon footprint versus price of the full palette of different sources of hydrogen. Material includes comparison of energy output per mass and per volume among all major fuels with H₂. All industrial and natural sources and generating mechanisms and corresponding association with other gases (He, CO₂, N₂, CH₄) as well as consumption fluxes will be described. Global occurrences and seepages of natural H₂ will be presented along with worldwide ongoing and planned exploration activity. Geologic setting of the only H₂ production field in Mali will be discussed.

Dr Dariusz
Strąpoć

SLB

Short course 2 – 4 Nov – 9:00 – 16:30 CET

Reservoir Engineering of Geothermal Energy Production

The main purpose of the course is to familiarize students with basic definitions, main challenges, and practical implementation of geothermal energy production. The class will include lectures and practicals. In the first stage, we will present two lectures related to “Basics of geothermal energy production”. The second lecture will describe “Basics of reservoir simulation” relevant to geothermal engineering.

Dr. Denis
Voskov

Associate Professor
TU Delft

Short course 3 – 4 Nov – 9:30 – 16:30 CET

An Introduction to Offshore Wind

The purpose of this course, is to provide the participants with a comprehensive introduction into offshore wind, it’s development and the role of the geoscientist in this process. During the course, the participants are taken through all the basic building blocks of the offshore wind development.

Jeroen
Godtschalk

Sr Consultant/Project Manager
AFRY

Short course 4 – 4 Nov – 9:00 – 17:00 CET

CO₂ Storage Project design and optimization (saline aquifers)

The course will explain the overall design of CO₂ storage projects, focusing on sandstone (siliciclastic) saline aquifer systems, and covering: The project timeline, Site characterisation needs, Trapping mechanisms, The main fluid dynamical controls, Methods for storage capacity estimation, Well design and placement, Basics of CO₂ transport and management, Injectivity, geomechanical and pressure management, Overview of monitoring methods and Approaches for long-term storage assurance.

Prof. Philip
Ringrose

Norwegian University Of Science And Technology

Short course 5 – 8 Nov – 8:30 – 17:00 CET

Geophysical Monitoring of CO2 Storage

The course explores techniques for monitoring subsurface CO2 injection, covering rock physics, time-lapse seismic methods, gravity, and electromagnetic techniques. It addresses saturation and pressure effects, early leakage detection, and mapping overburden geology to identify potential weak zones. Discussions include field examples, well integrity issues, and using gas leakage as a proxy for CO2 leakage studies. Laboratory experiments of CO2 flooding, including acoustic measurements, are also featured.

Prof. Martin
Landrø

Norwegian University of Science & Technology, Norway

Short course 6 – 8 Nov – 9:00 – 17:00 CET

Geoscience Communication and Public Engagement

This course will provide expert guidance and hands-on training on how to effectively convey technical geoscience issues to non-technical audiences. Drawing on practical experience from across the popular media landscape, it aims to make geoscience specialists more effective communicators by creating more compelling, impactful science storylines, engaging more effectively with journalists and the wider media, targeting their scientific messaging at those stakeholder audiences most able to effect change, and establishing trusted relationships with the end-user communities they are working with.

Iain
Stewart

University of Plymouth / Royal Scientific Society of Jordan

Short course 6 – 4 Nov – 00:00 – 00:00

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