Edinburgh, capital of Scotland, is renowned for its rich history, cultural festivals, and architectural splendor. Nestled among hills and coastline, its landscape offers both historic charm and modern amenities.
The Old Town boasts medieval architecture and winding alleys, while the New Town features elegant Georgian buildings and bustling streets filled with shops and eateries. Edinburgh Castle, perched atop an extinct volcano, dominates the skyline and offers sweeping views of the city.
Edinburgh, known for its rich history and vibrant culture, is also a burgeoning tech hub, making it an ideal location for EAGE Digital 2025.
Join us at EAGE Digital 2025 in Edinburgh and experience the synergy of historical charm and cutting-edge technology.
Edinburgh is a relatively small city, and its medieval air makes it ideal to visit by foot.
A direct tram line connects Edinburgh airport with the New Town. Discover the route and schedule here.
Buses run 24 hours a day in Edinburgh and have frequent services. Find out more about tickets and route here.
Passport instructions
All visitors to Edinburgh must adhere to the UK’s entry requirements. Make sure you have all the necessary documentation required before you travel. Depending on your citizenship and where you are flying from, you may have to present a passport or identity document (ID) upon arrival to the UK. All passports and IDs must be valid for the entirety of your stay.
ETA requirements
Everyone wishing to travel to the UK – except British and Irish citizens – will need permission to travel in advance of going there. This can be either through an ETA or an eVisa.
From 27 November 2024, eligible non-Europeans can apply for an ETA and will need an ETA to travel from 8 January 2025. ETAs will then extend to eligible Europeans from 5 March 2025, who will need an ETA to travel from 2 April 2025.
Information about ETA eligibility is available on GOV.UK. Anyone needing to apply for an ETA will be able to do so through a quick and simple process using the UK ETA app.
Visa requirements
The Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) is a premier venue with state-of-the-art facilities and advanced technology. Conveniently located in Edinburgh’s city center, it offers excellent accessibility with close proximity to public transport, hotels, and major attractions.
For more details, visit the EICC website.
Address
The Exchange, 150 Morrison St, Edinburgh EH3 8EE, United Kingdom
We have appointed bnetwork as the official booking partner for DIGITAL 2025. They have negotiated special accommodation rates for our attendees, providing a wide selection of hotels across Edinburgh near the conference venue. By booking early, you can plan your stay in Edinburgh, save money, and ensure the best possible experience at the conference.
While there is no obligation to book at via bnetwork, please be cautious of fraudulent and non-official accommodation websites that aim to exploit EAGE DIGITAL 2025 visitors. We take no responsibility for rooms booked through other sites or companies.
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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.
