Luncheons

Those interested in presenting a technical topic for a CWLS luncheon should contact:

Gordon Lee
Laracina Energy
· Tel: 403-718-8853
· Email:

Luncheon tickets can be purchased online or by contacting the CWLS office at:

Canadian Well Logging Society
2200 - 700 - 2nd Street SW
Calgary, Alberta T2P 2W1
Phone: (403) 269-9366
Fax: (403) 269-2787

Luncheon Fees:

Members Reserved Meal:	$40
Non-Members Reserved Meal:	$45
Student Members:	FREE

PLEASE NOTE: Due to the limited amount of tickets available at the door, the CWLS will no longer be accepting reservations for pay at the door luncheon tickets. Alternatively you may reserve a ticket in advance of the deadline by paying by cash or cheque, Visa, MC or Amex at the CWLS office.

Luncheon Advertising:

Slideshow Presentation - $100.00 per luncheon, $800.00 per year
Table Drop - $100.00 per luncheon

CWLS Luncheons and courses qualify for APEGGA Professional Development Hours.

Date	Speaker	Topic
Dec 21, 2011	Rocky Mottahedeh United Oil & Gas Consulting Ltd.	An Integrated Technology Approach to Geosteering - Case Studies
Nov 16, 2011	Taras T. Dziuba Nexen Inc.	The Bakken and the Montney, Silty Sandstones Unraveled
Oct 19, 2011	Steve Bailey Petrophysical Advisor, EOG Resources Inc.	Closure and Compressibility Corrections to Capillary Pressure Data in Shales
Sep 28, 2011	Rob Badry, P. Eng. Schlumberger Canada Ltd.	New Petrophysical Measurement Using Multi-Frequency Dielectric Dispersion
Jun 22, 2011	Mike Seifert, P. Geol. Canadian Discovery Ltd.	Benchmarking Resource Plays: Implications for Exploitation and Development
May 10, 2011	Basim Faraj, Ph.D. V.P. International, Questerre Energy Corp.	The Business of Shale Gas: How Our Technical Work Fits Into the Relevance of the Business Model
Apr 13, 2011	Lou Monahan Project Manager, Core Lab	Analysis of Gas Shales
Mar 09, 2011	Jonathan Bryan Ph.D., P.Eng.	Wettability in Oil Sands – NMR Measurements and Implications for Recovery Processes
Jan 12, 2011	Queena Chou Geomechanics Geologist, Weatherford Geomechanics Services	Caprock Integrity Assessment: A Case Study of Natural Fracture Characterization in Mudstones of the Clearwater Formation, Alberta, Canada