Type | Value | Early-bird (November 22th 2024) |
---|---|---|
Associate SBGf | R$ 2,642.00 USD 500 |
R$ 2,113.00 USD 400 |
Non-Member SBGf | R$ 3,170.00 USD 600 |
R$ 2,642.00 USD 500 |
Undergraduate Student (Associate) | R$ 660.00 USD 125 |
R$ 660.00 USD 125 |
Undergraduate Student (Non-Member) | R$ 660.00 USD 125 |
R$ 660.00 USD 125 |
Machine Learning (ML) is a field of Artificial Intelligence that has experienced rapid growth in the last ten years across diverse industries, including communications, financial services, security, transportation, and others. Applications of ML have produced dramatic results, enabling new opportunities and business models. Driving the adoption of ML are the volume and velocity of information, the application of deep learning techniques, and economic computing power. Applied to geoscience, these data-driven approaches are complementary tools for physical-based modeling, simulation, and inversion. ML facilitates an understanding of complex relationships among a large and diverse set of variables, valuable for generating and validating models and answering scientific questions. ML can enable fast high-quality decisions in the oil & gas industry, an essential component for viability given the industrys long-term outlook. Geoscience datasets are among the largest volumes of data in the industry. The data has a wide spectrum of properties with scales varying over many orders of magnitude. The workshop will allow the attendees to evaluate and compare the best developments of ML technology that have occurred in industry over the last five years.
Opening of Call for Abstracts: 19/07/2024
Abstracts Submission Deadline: 16/10/2024
Notification to authors: 30/10/2024
Presenter confirmation: 15/11/2024
Final Technical Program: 22/11/2024
Registration Early Open: 07/10/2024
Registration Early ends: 14/11/2024
Rodrigo Portugal is a geophysicist with extensive experience in the E&P industry, specializing in seismic data analysis, processing, and reservoir characterization. He holds a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from UNICAMP, where his research focused on advanced mathematical modeling for geophysical applications. With over two decades of experience, Rodrigo has contributed to numerous exploration and reservoir geophysics projects. He currently serves as a Geosciences Advisor at Halliburton.
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