GEOMODELLING WORKSHOP
- Date: 8 October 2025 (30th JFES Symposium: 9-10 October 2025)
- Venue: Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security – Technology & Research Center (JOGMEC-TRC), Chiba
1-2-2 Hamada, Mihama-ku, Chiba-city, Chiba 261-0025 Japan - Chair: Raffik Lazer (GeomodL International)
- Program Committee: Yuki Maehara (SLB), Kengo Tsuzuki (ENEOS Xplora), Tomomi Ninomiya (SLB), Machiko Tamaki (Japan Oil Engineering), Yuri Kanai (SLB), Taisuke Mizunaga (MOECO)
- Poster: 30th JFES Geomodelling workshop Call for abstract
Reservoir models are vital to the energy industry to predict the subsurface in the most accurate way. In 2025, despite all the technological advancements and the emergence of AI powered workflows, building reservoir models still rely on the integration of multiple sourced data including formation evaluation logs, seismic data and geological concepts supported by solid surface analogue.
This year, the Japan formation Evaluation society decided to include a one-day geomodelling oriented workshop at the crossroad between the industry and the academic domains.
The objective of the workshop is to explore how formation evaluation data are used to build reservoir models for conventional oil and gas, CCS purpose and new energies.
Join us for a one day workshop enriched by 10 technical talks and 5 student talks highlighting the best practices through worldwide case studies from the Japanese energy companies.
In addition, a panel session will be organized where Japan based most senior experts will share their vision and direction on reservoir modelling.
JFES Geomodelling workshop brings together industry and academic experts. This event is the perfect platform to:
- Develop insights in the reservoir modelling Japan scene
- Understand current reservoir modelling challenges faced by the main Japanese energy companies
- Connect with the Japan based reservoir modelling community
- Have rich technical discussions and collaborate with your peers to contribute to the future of reservoir modelling in Japan
If you have a strong case study showcasing the usage of formation evaluation data to reach superior reservoir modelling results, please consider submitting an abstract (300– 600 words)
for the following topics:
- (un)conventional oil and gas reservoir modelling for both clastics / carbonates inside and outside Japan
- Carbone Capture and Storage reservoir modelling practices
- Geothermal and other new energies reservoir modelling latest updates
- Geomechanical recent advancements
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
- Due date: 11:59 pm Japan Standard Time (GMT+09:00) 31 May 2025.
- Abstract must be submitted online using the following Microsoft Forms.
JFES25 Geomodelling workshop abstract submission - Abstract shall contain 300-600 words in English. It should NOT contain figures, diagrams, or tables.
For any inquiries, please send Geomodelling Workshop committee a message via email.
