Geoscientific Field Trip Majella Mountain
Join us on the OCRE Geoscience Field Trip
OCRE Geoscience Services have pleasure in herewith inviting you to participate in one of the Field Trips to Italy organised in 2024 for people working in a geoscientific environment such as geothermic, CO2 storage, oil and gas production, nuclear waste storage. The Field Trip focusses on the area of Central Italy where a world-class analogue of a fractured and faulted carbonate reservoir is outcropping: The Majella Mountain (easily accessible from Rome and Pescara). The area has been subject of important international research projects such as the TFM. Examples will be visited of platform to basinal settings, fault zones and fracture systems, oil seepages and asphalt mining.
For whom
OCRE Geoscience Services have pleasure in herewith inviting you to participate in one of the Field Trips to Italy organised in 2024 for people working in a geoscientific environment such as geothermic, CO2 storage, oil and gas production, nuclear waste storage. The Field Trip focusses on the area of Central Italy where a world-class analogue of a fractured and faulted carbonate reservoir is outcropping: The Majella Mountain (easily accessible from Rome and Pescara). The area has been subject of important international research projects such as the TFM. Examples will be visited of platform to basinal settings, fault zones and fracture systems, oil seepages and asphalt mining.
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The following field trips are currently scheduled for the OCRE 2024 Activity Calendar:
Tue 9 – Sat 13 May 2024
Tue 20 – Sat 24 Jun 2024
Sun 9 – Thu 13 July 2024
“Majella was an excellent field locality to study carbonates and the impact of tectonics on different facies. Hydro previously built much of its carbonate competence here. Great time.”
Bjørn Albert Rasmussen
Retired Managing Director, NorskHydro (now Equinor)
Improve your professional skills on geoscientific subjects, meet the experts,
build your team and ……….. enjoy Italy!
You will learn about:
Fracture and fault systems in tight limestones along the frontal limb of the regional anticline, fracture patterns in fault zones, early development of fracture patterns and stylolites, the role of articulated folding.
Syn-folding fault development in bioclastic carbonates, exercises in fracture analyses, Cutting-edge 3d modelling methodologies from outcrop data to reservoir models.
Hydrocarbon and asphalt occurrences and mining; the role of fracture and fault patterns in migration and trapping, porosity and permeability anisotropy, analyses of geological phases in the development of migration and trapping.
You will learn about:
The field trips are organised under the guidance of Jan Pieter van Dijk, the Executive Director of OCRE Geoscience Services. Jan Pieter has more than 28 years of professional experience in numerous aspects of geoscience is a world expert in fractured and faulted reservoirs. and has been conducting this field trip for over 15 years.
Jan Pieter was part of TaskForceMajella (TFM) and has written multiple papers and a book about the Majella region.
Read more about the Majella Mountain for free in Jan Pieter his article “International efforts uncover oil reservoir secrets” on Research Gate.
Buy a copy of Jan Pieter his book “The 7000 Years Long Journey of the Majella Oil Men“.
Jan Pieter van Dijk
Included & Cost
Excluded
Daily Intinerary
Included & Cost
EUR 3.950 ex. VAT for each participating delegate
(for applications of multiple participants discounts are negotiable)
Local transport in Italy
(including pick-up and drop off at airport)
3 days guided field-research
(can be tailored to clients need)
3 days guided field-research
(can be tailored to clients need)
Excluded
Daily Intinerary
Interested?
If you would like to book one of our field trips or would like to recieve more information
contact our Senior Consultant Michiel van Deursen.
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Amount of background of participants. Length of the desired program and arguments to focus.
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- New Ventures
- Exploration
- Reservoir Management
- Unconventials
- Territorial Management
- Carbon Capture and Storage
Used in:
Amount of background of participants. Length of the desired program and arguments to focus.
- New Ventures
- Exploration
- Reservoir Management
- Unconventials
- Territorial Management
- Carbon Capture and Storage
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ST5 – Field Geology Studies
FR1 – Fractures and Faults; Data Acquisition
