the ensemble Kalman filter with emphasis on complex reservoirs’’. The participants of the project are CIPR, IRIS, University of Oklahoma, and University of Tulsa. The workshop provides an excellent opportunity to meet people both from industry and research institutions working in this area. The workshop is open for anyone interested in the topic, but to provide a forum for informal interchange of ideas, the program committee reserves the right to restrict the number of participants. Scientific c
Program
Download the workshop program here.
Venue
- Location: Park Hotel, Voss
- Dates: June 18 - 20
Registration Fee
6,250 NOK - Includes two nights at hotel, two breakfasts, three lunches, and two dinners.
Invited Speakers
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Akhil Datta-Gupta
Texas A&M University, |
EnKF with coarse-scale constraints |
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Dennis McLaughlin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, |
Towards a feature-based approach to ensemble data assimilation |
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Dean Oliver
University of Oklahoma, |
Improved initial sampling of realizations for EnKF |
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Henning Omre
Norwegian University of Science and Technology, |
Hierarchical scale-corrected EnKF |
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Al Reynolds
University of Tulsa, |
Integrating production and seismic data into Gaussian and pluri-Gaussian models |
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Jan-Arild Skjervheim
StatoilHydro, |
Applying the ensemble Kalman filter on complex North Sea reservoir models |
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Andrew Stuart
University of Warwick, |
Data Assimilation in Fluid Mechanics - Mathematical Foundations and Effective Algorithms |
