SOLD OUT: Wait list started - michael.tunstall@halliburton.com Introduction to Hydraulic Fracturing
This one day course is designed for engineers, geologists, technologists, operations personnel and interns. It will focus on the components of hydraulic fracturing design and components, wellbore challenges and environmental awareness. Keynotes by two internationally recognized experts:
June 6, 2013, 8 AM to 6 PM Brookhaven College, Building H (Map) Lecture segments include: (Click Here for detailed agenda)
Limited seating available If paid by June 3 (Regular Registration): Member $150 Join SPE by clicking Here Non-Member $175 If paid after June 3 (Late Registration): Member & Non-Member $180 A seat is not guaranteed until the registration fee is paid. Sponsorships Are Available A $300 Sponsorship includes: Admission for one attendee Verbal recognition at all meetings prior to event Slide recognition all day and during breaks Recognition as a supporter of the Dallas SPE educational programs Click Here for Sponsor Information Contact: michael.tunstall@halliburton.com The Dallas Section of the Society of Petroleum Engineers will present “Introduction to Hydraulic Fracturing”, on June 6, 2013 at Brookhaven College Building H. This one day course is designed for engineers, geologists, technologists, operations personnel and interns. It will focus on the components of hydraulic fracturing design and materials, wellbore challenges and environmental awareness. Producers and industry experts will provide overviews needed to understand well placement, the decision tree, fracture design and proppant material selection. Other content will cover measuring success, potential workover challenges and recompletion, fishing and cleanout operations. The day will wrap up with a presentation that stitches together all the topics covered. Two internationally recognized experts, John Ely, President of Ely and Associates and Gerald Coulter, President of Coulter Energy International, will present the opening keynote and luncheon keynote, respectively. Event proceeds will benefit the Dallas SPE Scholarship Fund.