Hydrocarbon Systems, Reservoir Engineering & Petroleum Geology

Oil, Gas & Energy Systems — Hydrocarbon systems, infrastructure, digitalization, and low-carbon transition.

Session A Session B Session C Session D Session E Session F Session G

Sub-session description

Academic Scope

This sub-session focuses on the scientific and engineering aspects of hydrocarbon exploration, reservoir characterization, drilling technologies, and production systems. It provides a platform for advancing understanding of petroleum systems and subsurface resource development through integrated geological, geophysical, and engineering approaches.
The sub-session welcomes contributions related to conventional and unconventional hydrocarbon exploration, seismic imaging, subsurface characterization, drilling technologies, well engineering, and reservoir management. Studies addressing reservoir performance, production optimization, enhanced oil recovery (EOR), and emerging exploration opportunities are particularly encouraged.
Special attention is given to the application of advanced technologies and integrated workflows that improve exploration success, reservoir understanding, and hydrocarbon recovery. Contributions related to Coal Bed Methane (CBM) exploration and development, particularly within Mongolia and comparable geological settings, are also highly welcome.

Conventional and unconventional oil and gas exploration Seismic technologies and subsurface imaging Petroleum drilling and well engineering Reservoir characterization and management Enhanced oil recovery (EOR) techniques Coal Bed Methane (CBM) exploration

Session Metadata

CodeG1

FormatMixed format

Main Convener Prof. Oyuntugs Magsar

Co-Conveners Assoc. Prof. PhD Narantsetseg Buyanbat, Mongolian University of Science and Technology ; Dr. Siilegmee Sereenen

Target audience: Petroleum engineers and geoscientists Energy system engineers and infrastructure specialists Industry professionals and energy companies Policymakers and regulatory bodies Researchers and academic institutions Graduate students and early-career researchers

Recommended Contributions

Original research, case studies, applied methodological papers, and evidence-based perspectives aligned with the scope of this sub-session.

Author Guidance

Abstracts should be submitted in English (250–300 words), clearly linked to this sub-session code, and should state objective, methodology, key results, and relevance.

Review Fit

Submissions should demonstrate scientific relevance, originality, methodological quality, clarity, and alignment with the session theme.

Registration

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💳 Conference fee

Regular

150 USD

≈ 539199 ₮

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