CBTH researchers will attend and present at IMAGE 2025 on August 25-28, 2025. See below for a full list of our presentations at this year's event. Presentation times and locations will be posted soon in the run-up to this year's conference.
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- Jumoke Akinpelu - Continent-ocean transition beneath the Niger Delta, West Africa, and implications for its deepwater, hydrocarbon potential
- Ruth Ximena Beltran Paez - Structural evolution of the Brazilian rifted passive margin in Campos basin: Timing and kinematic relationships of the rift system and salt tectonics
- Sharon Cornelius, PhD - 3D basin modeling of the Santos-Campos-Espirito Santo combined salt basin using geochemical well data for source rock characterization
- Sharon Cornelius, PhD - 3D basin modeling for predicted hydrocarbon trends in the Campos-Santos-Espirito Santo basins, Brazil
- Dr. José Miguel Gorosabel Araus - 3D basin modeling and geochemical characterization of Early Cretaceous source rocks in the deepwater Ceará Basin in the Brazilian Equatorial Margin
- Daniel Maya - Crustal structure and predictive hydrocarbon modeling of Early Cretaceous source rocks in upper slope and deepwater settings of Uruguay
- Joshua Miller - 3D seismic stratigraphy and tectonic controls on contourite and turbidite sedimentation along the deepwater margin of Uruguay
- Kenneth Shipper - Regional maturation model for hydrocarbons along the Guyana-Suriname margin based on improved estimates of the thickness and thermal structure of the rifted lithosphere
- Estefani Ruiz Toro - Correlation of Jurassic source rocks and basin evolution of the North Slope and Southern Alaska
CBTH researchers will also be participating in the post-convention workshop titled "W-3: New Insights and Methods of Basin Modeling for Predicting Hydrocarbon Play Fairways" (room TBD)
- 8:30 AM: Paul Mann - Introduction to workshop and predicted hydrocarbon trends based on megaregional basin modeling of South Atlantic conjugate margins
- 8:50 AM: Jose Gorosabel - A source rock-based approach to frontier exploration with examples from rifted-passive margins of the South Atlantic
- 9:10 AM: Kenneth Shipper - How more precise estimates of the lithosphere-asthenosphere boundary (LAB) can improve basin models
- 9:30 AM: Daniel Maya - Comparing basin models for conjugate margins of the South Atlantic - How do they differ and why?
- 9:50 AM: Break
- 10:10 AM: Sharon Cornelius - Predicting play fairways along the Campos-Santos margin with validation from recent hydrocarbon discoveries
- 10:30 AM: Jumoke Akinpelu - Using geophysical data for mapping crustal types beneath the Niger delta and their impact on basin modeling
- 10:50 AM: Ruth Beltran - Structural restoration to improve basin models, Campos basin, Brazil
- 11:10 AM: Josh Miller - Using Paleoscan to identify source rocks and paired stratigraphic traps along the deepwater Uruguayan margin
- 11:30 AM: Class basin modeling exercise and wrap-up
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