SEGJ International Symposium

The 8th SEGJ International Symposium
- Imaging and Interpretation -

November 26-28, 2006
Clock Tower Centennial Hall, Kyoto University Kyoto, Japan.

Technical Program

Proposed sessions

Sessions (and the conveners)

Sensors and Acquisition Technologies (T. Inazaki, PWRI)
Seismic/Geodetic Imaging Technologies (T. Watanabe, Nagoya Univ.)
EM/GPR Imaging Technologies (Y.-H. Song, KIGAM, J.-H. Kim, KIGAM, M. Sato, Tohoku Univ.)
Data Processing/Signal Processing (K. Wapenaar, TU Delft, E. Asakawa, JGI)
Laboratory/Scaled Geophysics (O. Nishizawa, AIST)
Multi-scale Imaging/Interpretation Methodologies (A. Saito)
Spatial/Time-Lapse Data Management (M. Hato, Kyoto Univ., T. Inamori, JOGMEC)
Reservoir Characterization (T. Endo, Schlumberger K. K.)
Shallow/Near-Surface Structural Applications (T. Takahashi, JE Geophysical)
Regional/Global Structural Applications (Y. Yamada, Kyoto Univ.)
Disaster Mitigation Applications (H. Mikada, Kyoto Univ.)
Imaging/Interpretation Frontiers (T. Saeki, JOGMEC)

Invited talks

Gerard Schuster, University of Utah: Benefits, liabilities and examples of interferometric seismic imaging
Roel Snieder, Colorado School of Mines: Changing the boundary conditions in seismic interferometry, and the suppression of surface-related multiples
Kazuro Hirahara, Kyoto University: High-resolution receiver function imaging of velocity discontinuities in the crust and the upper mantle beneath the Japan Islands
Ru-Shan Wu, University of California, Santa Cruz: High fidelity seismic imaging and local parameter inversion
Juergen Adam, Dalhousie University: Thin-skinned extension, salt dynamics and deformation in dynamic depositional systems all at passive margins
Osamu Takano, Japan Petroleum Exploration: Sequence stratigraphy in view of 3D seismic exploration
Sadao Nagakubo, Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation: Fusion on 3D seismic exploration and seafloor geochemical survey
Shigeaki Asakura, Schlumberger: New interpretation method using triple porosity model for carbonate reservoirs
Kazuhiko Tezuka, Japan Petroleum Exploration: Fracture reservoir interpretation
Jose M. Carcione, Istituto Nazionale di Oceanografia e di Geofisica Sperimentale: Seismic methods to detect gas-hydrate bearing sediments
Doug Murray, Schlumberger: New technology in formation evaluation for methane hydrate and oil reservoirs
Hiroshi Sato, ERI, University of Tokyo: Regional Characterization of the crust in metropolitan areas, Kanto and Kinki, Japan
Rodney Calvert, Shell: More sensitive 4D monitoring for enhanced recovery
Tetsuro Tsuru, Cosmo Oil: A Spatio-temporal evolution of reflectivity in the plate boundary shear zone, off Tokachi
Ranajit Ghose, Delft University of Technology: Quantitative Multi-tool Data Fusion in Near-surface Geophysics: New Directions
Derecke Palmer, The University of New South Wales: Will Imaging Supersede Modeling as the New Paradigm for Near-surface Refraction Inversion?

Instructions for authors

Please download and utilize following templates for preparing your extended abstracts. Instructions in the Extended Abstracts are also contained in the MS WORD template file.

Extended Abstract Templates

Copyright Transfer

To ensure uniformity of treatment among all contributors, other forms may not be substituted for this form, nor may any wording of the form be changed. This form is intended for original material submitted to the Society of Exploration Geophysicists of Japan (SEGJ) and must accompany any such material in order to be published by the SEGJ. Please read the form carefully and keep a copy for your files.

Download the Copyright Transform Form

Review Process

Your paper will be read by anonymous reviewers before the acceptance by the program committee of the symposium. Every author could be requested to revise his/her paper(s) by revision deadline specified by the conveners. Any violation of the submission/revision deadline may result in the cancellation of your submission. Any authors may be asked to present their papers either by oral or by poster at the symposium depending on the number of presentations.

Download the Reviewer's Sheet: for reviewers only.

Speakers information

Oral Presentations

Oral presentations should be 15 minutes with 5 additional minutes for questions and discussion.
Invited talks is allocated longer presentation time (30 minutes including discussion).
A set of PC and LCD projector is available for your presentation.
Specifications of our PC are as follow:
- Windows XP professional Version 1.40
- Microsoft Office Power Point 2003
Our staff will help you to copy your presentation file to the PC before your session starts. CD-ROMs and USB thumb drives are available.
If you prefer to use your own PC, a display swich is available. Connect your PC to an spare cable prior to your presenation.
A presentation preparation room is available. A PC with the same capacity and function as those used for presentation is prepared in the preparation room. Feel free to use it to check your file in advance.

Poster Presentations

Preparation
1. Place and Period
  The place for poster presentation is International Conference Hall III, next to the symposium hall. Exhibition is also held in the room.
  Poster display time: 12:00, November 26, 2006 - 13:00, November 28, 2006.
  (Introductory presentation, 10:00-10:40; Core time, 18:00-20:00)
2. Carrying-in posters procedure
  Carry in your posters and put them on the display board at least before 12:00, November 26, 2006.
  - Poster boards of 90cm in width and 180cm in height are arranged in the hall.
  - Put your poster under your presentation ID label.
  - Materials needed to put the posters onto the boards are available.
  - You can carry in 15:00-17:00 on Saturday, 25th November.
  - On-site registration is available at the reception during this duration.
One Minute Oral Presentation for Posters
You are required to make introductory oral presentation for posters for 10:00-10:40 on 26th in the symposium hall.
A PC and LCD are available. Prepare your presentation material (PDF file within 2 pages) and send it to us previously.
- Send to: poster-segj8th@tansa.kumst.kyoto-u.ac.jp
- Deadline: November 17
Instructions for presentation materials:
- PDF format within 2 pages
- Landscape
- Do not use movies
- Write your posterID on top-left corner clearly in every page
- Name of your file should be PosterID-surname.pdf For example; P01-sanada.pdf
- Using your PC is not allowed
- We can not garantee that your PDF file will work
- We will never receive or replace the file on site
Core Time
Poster presentation core time is scheduled in the hall III for 18:00-20:00 on November 26th. Presenters are required to stand by their posters.
Removal
Remove your poster by 14:00 on Thursday, November 28th. Parcel post service is available at the co-op store (Kyoto University CO-OP Convention Service Center, downstairs of the symposium hall).

Contact

 International Symposium Organizing Committee
 Office of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists of Japan
 Fax: +81-3-6804-7500
 Mail: exhibition@segj.org

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