For those of you who couldn't make it to the last talk, here are the slides from the previous presentation on the Production of Natural Gas from Shale by Truckee's very own geophysicist Heidi Anderson Kuzma. The topic of the presentation is about SeTES, a web-based Self Teaching Expert System for the discovery and production of natural gas from shales.
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Monday, May 23, 2011
Friday, May 6, 2011
May luncheon
Meeting date: Thursday, May 26 · 12:00pm
Location: Fifty-Fifty Brew Pub
Location: Fifty-Fifty Brew Pub
Our next monthly luncheon will be held on Thursday, May 26 at the Fifty-Fifty Brew Pub at noon.
Truckee geophysicist Heidi Anderson Kuzma on the Production of Natural Gas from Shales
Meeting date: Monday, May 9 · 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Location: Pizza on the Hill, Tahoe Donner
Power plants burning clean, efficient natural gas emit half the carbon dioxide of coal-fired plants. However, many of the major sources for gas in the United States are found in hard rock which must be artificially fractured before hydrocarbons can be recovered. Kuzma will present a web-based self teaching expert system for the discovery and production of natural gas from shales. The project, led by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories, is a first step toward integrating as much knowledge as possible about geology, geophysics, fracturing and gas production in order to improve recovery, reduce environmental risk and lower drilling and production costs.
Before and after the discussion, there will also be time for networking with other technology people who
live and work in the Tahoe-Truckee region.
The meeting is sponsored by world-class creative and technical services company New Leaders (www.newleaders.com). Dinner will be $5, which includes pizza, salad, and soda. For more information about the group or to RSVP for the event, e-mail TahoeSiliconMountain@gmail.com. You can also find the “ Silicon Mountain” group on LinkedIn and Facebook.
Location: Pizza on the Hill, Tahoe Donner
Power plants burning clean, efficient natural gas emit half the carbon dioxide of coal-fired plants. However, many of the major sources for gas in the United States are found in hard rock which must be artificially fractured before hydrocarbons can be recovered. Kuzma will present a web-based self teaching expert system for the discovery and production of natural gas from shales. The project, led by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories, is a first step toward integrating as much knowledge as possible about geology, geophysics, fracturing and gas production in order to improve recovery, reduce environmental risk and lower drilling and production costs.
Before and after the discussion, there will also be time for networking with other technology people who
live and work in the Tahoe-Truckee region.
The meeting is sponsored by world-class creative and technical services company New Leaders (www.newleaders.com). Dinner will be $5, which includes pizza, salad, and soda. For more information about the group or to RSVP for the event, e-mail TahoeSiliconMountain@gmail.com. You can also find the “ Silicon Mountain” group on LinkedIn and Facebook.
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