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On June 29, STARR researchers will share recent research involving Texas’ Eastern Shelf and the Fort Worth Basin at the SWS AAPG Convention. Bureau researchers will also share research about geographically diverse, economically important Texas formations and geological machine learning/artificial intelligence.

The Bureau’s TORA program recently held its spring meeting with over 100 attendees from 5 countries. Presentations covered a deep dive into machine learning as well as broad themes of Data Quality, Basin Architecture, Integrated Workflows, and Changing Business Environment and New Opportunities.

In the past few weeks, several researchers and staff of the Bureau of Economic Geology received accolades for their distinguished research and service from industry publishers, The University of Texas at Austin, and from the Bureau itself.

The Bureau of Economic Geology honored the first authors of papers published in 2020, the authors of the year’s best papers, and others deserving special recognition at the 2021 First Author Publications Awards ceremony.

Over 110 industry scientists from 19 companies attended MSRL’s annual series of technical talks and short courses, which covered fluid flow modeling and experimental results as well as reservoir architecture and attributes of important formations in the Midland and Delaware Basins.