We are excited to invite you to groundbreaking Hackathons that promises to inspire, challenge, and redefine possibilities with GenAI in geoscience! Whether you’re a seasoned data scientist, a geoscience professional, or a tech enthusiast with a passion for innovation, this event offers the perfect opportunity to showcase your talents, collaborate with like-minded individuals, and shape the future of geoscience through cutting-edge technology.
Date Thursday, 27 March
Time 09:00 – 17:00 GMT
Anna Dubovik Head of Subsurface Intelligence, WAIW
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For data scientists and experts in the geoscience field, this task is tailored to your advanced skill set. We will provide comprehensive training on creating agents for geoscience co-pilot systems. Your challenge will be to design and invent agents that can significantly enhance the everyday workflows of geoscience professionals. This task will leverage the latest GPUs, ensuring you have access to top-tier computational power for your innovative projects. Expect plenty of hands-on experience and opportunities to collaborate with fellow experts, pushing the frontiers of what GenAI can achieve in geoscience.
Date Thursday, 27 March
Time 09:00 – 17:00 GMT
Anna Dubovik Head of Subsurface Intelligence, WAIW
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This task is open to everyone, regardless of your technical background. We will provide participants with a ready-made GenAI system that has been meticulously engineered to prevent hallucinations. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to challenge this system by asking it tricky and complex questions. Test the limits of its capabilities, explore its responses, and try to uncover any weaknesses. This is a fantastic opportunity for those interested in artificial intelligence to engage with cutting-edge technology and gain hands-on experience in a fun and competitive environment.
Date Thursday, 27 March
Time 09:00 – 17:00 GMT
Romulo Cuevas Senior Technical Analyst & Geosteering Specialist ROGII
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In the dynamic field of well placement, precision and adaptability are essential for maximizing reservoir productivity. Geosteering has evolved as an indispensable technique to achieve optimal wellbore positioning, allowing engineers and geologists tomake real-time adjustments based on subsurface data. Among the many approaches, Model-Based and Resistivity Inversion techniques, particularly those utilizing deep and ultra-deep azimuthal resistivity tools, have become fundamental for guiding wells accurately within target zones.
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Prof. Dr Dominique Guérillot, former member of the Executive Committee of IFP and Program Director for the Upstream R&D of Saudi Aramco, he is focusing in Oil and Gas Exploration and Production including Unconventional, CO2 EOR and Carbon storage. After a PhD in Applied Mathematics, he joined IFP in 1982 in the Reservoir Engineering Dpt.
He started his career in the Exploration and Production sector developing Expert system for selecting EOR methods and Advanced Compositional Reservoir Simulators for EOR (CO2 and thermal methods).
In 1985, he began cooperating with geologists and he invented with the Paris School of Mines the first software package integrating reservoir characterization and flow simulations in porous media proposing innovative methods for upscaling absolute permeabilities.
After being the Director of the Geology and Geochemistry (95-01, in 2001, he became member of the Executive Committee of IFP and Managing Director of Exploration and Reservoir Engineering Centre with a total budget of 30 Millions of Euros. Consequently, IFP nominated him as board member of several Exploration and Production subsidiaries of IFP: Beicip-Franlab and RSI in France, IFP MEC in Bahrain, etc. He developed new strategic orientations for the business unit he was in charge modifying its business model to generate revenues based on royalties through the development of several strategic marketed software for IFP.
In 2009, he created a Young Innovative Company (YIC), Terra 3E, in Energy and Environment: http://www.Terra3E.com developing innovative plug-ins in Petrel software among which the first tool for accurate calculations of fluids in place for gas and oil shales and upscaling transmissivities. From 2010 to 2013, he was senior expert for Petrobras, Brazil.
In 2012, he served the European Commission for selecting R&D projects on CO2 Storage. In 2013, Qatar Petroleum called Dominique Guérillot for developing their R&D Centre at the Qatar Sciences and Technology park in Doha, Qatar. He is currently full professor at Texas A&M University in their campus of Qatar.
He published more than 50 full and refereed papers, holds 5 patents, is member of the IJOGCT editorial team, the SPE and EAGE associations, is referee of the Oil & Gas Science and Technology (OGST), and member of the editorial board of the Petroleum Geoscience journal of the Geological Society.