RMS Annual Meeting Offers Science, Business Themes
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas 2004 energy summit
Science and business are the themes for the Rocky Mountain Natural Gas 2004 energy summit - this year's annual Rocky Mountain Section meeting - which will be held Aug. 9-11 at Denver's Colorado Convention Center.
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Science and business are the themes for the Rocky Mountain Natural Gas 2004 energy summit - this year's annual Rocky Mountain Section meeting - which will be held Aug. 9-11 at Denver's Colorado Convention Center.
The meeting is a joint session for RMS and the Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Strategy Conference arid Investment Forum, sponsored by the Colorado Oil & Gas Association.
The meeting, a "first time ever" blending of RMS and COGA - RMS attendees can add $50 to their registration fee to attend concurrent COGA sessions - will include eight technical sessions, posters. two luncheons and icebreakers, short courses and dual exhibits featuring more than 150 exhibitors.
Other highlights will include:
- A Monday luncheon featuring keynote speaker Scott W. Tinker, director of the Bureau of Economic Geology in Austin. Texas, speaking on "Unconventional Gas and Global Energy: Is It Mountain Standard Time?"
- A Tuesday luncheon featuring Bobby S. Shackouls, CEO of Burlington Resources and chairman of the National Petroleum Council, speaking on U.S. and Rockies natural gas resources.
- A Tuesday morning "mega session" on "Natural Gas in the Future of World Energy" and "The Role of the Rockies in the Future of North American Natural Gas."
- A Wednesday afternoon "Pipeline Session."
Technical themes will include:
- New and Old Plays in the Rockies.
- Unconventional Gas.
- Applied Reservoir Models.
- Coalbed Methane.
- Shallow Gas.
- Search for Giant Oil Fields.
- New Seismic Techniques-Basin and Petroleum Systems.
- Smart Development. Additional information is available online at www.rmag.org and www.coga.org.