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UI Proudly to Announce 1st & 3rd Place for Ocean Schlumberger Petrel Plug-in Competition

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Geophysical Team, Physics Department, Faculty of Mathematic and Natural Sciences UI succeeded in taking away 2 positions at a time, 1st place and 3rd place in prestigious competence in commercial software development in oil and gas industry. This final competition includes 10 teams from 5 top universities in Indonesia which has a geosciences major in the university like UI, ITB, UGM, UPN and Trisakti. They are competing against each other for a prize of 10.000 USD. The prize was given at Schlumberger witnessed by Vice Chancellor UI Mr.  Sunardji, SE, MM.

2 teams from UI under supervisor of Dr. rer. nat Abdul Haris (reservoir Geophysics Lecturer, Faculty of Mathematic and Natural Sciences UI) presented 2 projects called “CBM Modeling for Estimating Methane Gas Reserve”  and “ Spectral Decomposition for Direct Hydrocarbon Indicator”. These 2 projects from UI could attract attention away from the judges which is a combination from experts of oil and gas industry like Chevron, Pertamina, Medco and Sclumberger itself brought in 3 direct experts from Houston, USA. This competition is a breakthrough in creating a synergy between college to build and develop oil and gas technology in Indonesia especially and in international scale in general.

2 softwares developed by UI team can give a new innovation in CBM exploration and detecting hydrocarbon content which can be either oil or gas trapped under earth’s surface, as mentioned by Dr. rer. nat abdul Haris as a team supervisor which has been supervising the 2 teams’ preparation for almost 3 months. These 2 teams from UI is a combination of Geophysics student, Faculty of Mathematic and Natural Sciences UI and also Computer Science faculty UI.

GUEST LECTURE “OIL & GAS INDUSTRY GEOPHYSICS” BY CONOCO PHILLIPS

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This talk will provide students with an outline of life as a geophysicist working for an international  Oil and Gas Company in Indonesia and a summary of the business drivers for geophysical work. Included will be some examples of day to day technical geophysics tasks and challenges including depth conversion, seismic imaging, reservoir characterization in clastic and fractured basement environments. There will be a discussion of the benefits of seismic data and its inherent limitations and uncertainties. The contrasting challenges of wild cat exploration work and development geophysics will also be discussed together with how oil company geophysicists interact with service companies and government departments. The importance of the geological characterization of the subsurface will be emphasized. The format will be relaxed, and attendees are encouraged to ask questions!

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