August 2022
PESA WA: 2022 Winter Warmer
Proudly sponsored by Qeye: We invite you to join friends and colleagues at our Annual Winter Warmer Social on Friday 21th August at the Celtic Club. Event details: Warm up this winter at our Annual Winter Warmer! Join us for an evening of socialising, raffle prizes and a selection of all inclusive drinks and canapés. Where: This years event is being held at the vibrant Celtic Club, 48 Ord Street West Perth (only a short Red Cat ride away from the…
Find out more »PESA WA: Technical lunch talk – 18 August
PESA WA invites you to our technical luncheon on Thursday 18th August: “The Walyering Field – Story of missed hydrocarbons and reigniting interest in the Cattamarra Coal Measures” - Presented by Matthew Wright, Strike Energy.
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PESA WA Perth Basin Field Trip – stromatolites, coal seams and wild flowers
Perth Basin Field Trip – stromatolites, coal seams and wild flowers 16-18 September 2022 Description: With continued exploration success and interest in the northern Perth Basin, PESA is delighted to offer the opportunity to visit some of the key outcrops in the basin under the expert guidance of Darren Ferdinando from BasinScience and Amely Allgoewer from MGPalaeo. The all-inclusive field trip, which includes coach travel from Perth and two nights full board and lodging in Dongara, will visit Lower Permian…
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PESA WA: Technical lunch talk – 20 October
Presented by Said AmiriBesheli, KUFPEC. Time-lapse (4D) seismic monitoring technology can provide new insights and information about the dynamic behaviour of producing oil and gas fields. 4D seismic is actively used to determine drained versus undrained areas, reservoir compartmentalization, pressure changes and reservoir fluid movement. Implementation of 4D data for field development requires an iterative inter-disciplinary interpretation workflow, where seismic feasibility modelling and field pressure and production data are integrated with history-matched reservoir simulation models.
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PESA WA Nov Evening talk: Controls on shelf-margin architecture and sediment partitioning in the Hammerhead shelf-margin
Presented by John Shepherd, Centre for Energy Geoscience, University of Western Australia. Understanding the stratigraphic architecture of shelf-margin clinoforms is key to determining both how sediments are transported to deep-water settings and how the interplay of tectonics (subsidence/uplift) and eustasy, with variation in sediment supply, impacts deep-water sand delivery. Within this study clinothems are used to establish quantitative and statistical relationships between the shelf-margin architecture, paleoshoreline processes, and deep-water system types (i.e., quantitative 3D seismic stratigraphy). The Hammerhead shelf-margin prograded during the Late Cretaceous within the Great Australian Bight Basin, along the southern margin of Australia, following break-up with Antarctica. This understudied interval offers a unique opportunity to investigate the controls on the evolution of a shelf margin during the early stages of the post-rift phase.
Find out more »PESA-ASEG WA: 35th Annual Golf Classic: The Cut – Dawesville
PESA-ASEG 35th Annual Golf Classic: Secret Harbour The PESA-ASEG Annual Golf Classic is one of the most pleasant and well-attended oil and mineral industry golf tournaments held in Perth with recent years enjoying attendances of 100+ players. This years tournament will be hosted at The Cut in Dawesville, on Friday 18th November 2022. Voted Western Australia’s number one golf course in 2008/09 and ranked in the top 25 overall courses in Australia, some of you may recall the challenge and…
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