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Log Analysis and Shale Gas Petrophysics 38 Road to Recovery – Recovery 2011 Convention Update 21 Unicorns in the Garden of Good and Evil: Part 2 – Coal 27 Shale Gas: Part 4 – Log Analysis and Shale Gas Petrophysics 38 Road to Recovery – Recovery 2011 Convention Update DECEMBER 2010 VOLUME 37, ISSUE 11 Canadian Publication Mail Contract – 40070050 RESERVOIR ISSUE 11 • DECEMBER 2010 1 Since 1927... The difference between raw data and refined information? Focus, quality and value. We don’t build our reputation on volumes—instead, we earn it on the quality of the information we extract from that data. For more than 75 years, IHS has processed and analyzed vast amounts of raw data, concentrating it into the in-depth, actionable information that is used today to advance energy-critical business decisions. Energy information, refined. ihs.com/refined-information/cspg Since 1927... DECEMBER 2010 – VOLUME 37, ISSUE 11 ARTICLES Unicorns in the Garden of Good and Evil: Part 2 – Coal ................................................ 21 Shale Gas: Part 4 – Log Analysis and Shale Gas Petrophysics ........................................ 27 CSPG OFFICE #600, 640 - 8th Avenue SW Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2P 1G7 In Memorium: Dr. Oscar A. Erdman, P.Geol., CSPG Honourary Member ................. 33 Tel: 403-264-5610 Fax: 403-264-5898 Web: www.cspg.org Notice of Election for Vice President for the Canadian Society of Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:00pm Executive Director: Lis Bjeld Petroleum Geologists .............................................................................................................. 36 Email: [email protected] Sponsorship & Outreach Coordinator: Alyssa Middleton Email: [email protected] Road to Recovery – recovery 2011 Convention Update ................................................. 38 Publications Coordinator: Caitlin Young Email: [email protected] Member Services Coordinator: Kasandra Klein DEPARTMENTS Email: [email protected] Registration Coordinator: Dayna Rhoads Email: [email protected] Executive Comment ................................................................................................................ 5 Convention Contacts: Convention Manager: Aileen Lozie Email: [email protected] Technical Luncheons ............................................................................................................. 11 EDITORS/AUTHORS Rock Shop ................................................................................................................................ 15 Please submit RESERVOIR articles to the CSPG office. 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EXECUTIVE COMMENT A message from President John Varsek CSPG Renewal, So Far EXECUTIVE Your executive team has had a remarkable participation by members, corporations, and President year successfully developing and implementing students (Varsek, February 2010 Executive John Varsek • Cenovus Energy the renewal strategy! Our goal is to improve Comment in the Reservoir). [email protected] Tel: (403) 645-5417 services to help you succeed in an increasingly uncertain and volatile future. The strategic First, we agreed on a few ground rules about Vice President framework was outlined at the January 2010 h ow t h e E xe c u t i ve s h o u l d c o n d u c t i t s b u s i n e s s ; Kirk Osadetz • Geological Survey of Canada, Calgary AGM and has since resulted in 30 major that our methods need to be collaborative, [email protected] Tel: (403) 292-7022 projects of which 10 are completed, 14 are in respectful, visible, transparent, and certifiable. progress, and the remainder in various stages This meant not only acknowledging, but Past President of discussion and design. This great result is confronting the criticisms of our members Graeme Bloy • Canada Capital Energy Corporation especially noteworthy because the Society’s – such as when we published a response in [email protected] Tel: (403) 975-5784 Directors and office staff managed to deliver the Reservoir about shortcomings in roll- current programs at the same time. Before out of the digital Bulletin. Second, we were Finance director telling the story about renewal strategy, I’d to be member-facing and fact-based when Greg Lynch • Shell Canada Ltd. like to make a couple of remarks about our discussing strategic and tactical alternatives [email protected] Tel: (403) 691-3111 operating activities for fiscal year September to improve current programs. We tried to 2009 – August 2010. Yes, we ended with live the maxim “you can change what you assistant Finance director a surplus of approximately $220,000 that acknowledge.” Third, we recognized that Darren Aldridge • Baker Hughes essentially offsets our operating losses of renewal could not occur without building [email protected] Tel: (403) 537-3505 the prior three years. This outstanding the capacity necessary to sustain proposed result reflects the exceptional forecasting projects, such as agreements, financial Program director and attention to cost management by Lis tactics, and elevating the performance of Scott Leroux • EnCana Corporation Bjeld (Executive Director) and her team, directors, volunteers, office staff, and our [email protected] Tel: (403) 645-2000 Graeme Bloy (President 2009), Greg Lynch partners. Finally, we continually reminded (Finance Director), the program chairs, and ourselves that the CSPG’s main purpose is to assistant Program director CSPG’s leaders for GeoCanada 2010 (Mark be a hub for Canadian petroleum geology and Brett Norris • TransGlobe Energy Corp. Cooper) and AAPG ICE 2010 (Graeme [email protected] Tel: (403) 264-9896 to advance the awareness of our profession. Bloy) conventions. Full details of this surplus will be given at the Annual General Meeting For the March 2010 CSPG strategy session, serVice director in January 2011. Complete details about the directors and strategic-theme leaders Ayaz Gulamhussein • NuVista Energy Ltd. [email protected]
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