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10th International Conference on Fluvial Sedimentology, Leeds, UK, 14-19 July 2013

Task Geoscience will be at the 10th International Conference on Fluvial Sedimentology, come along and see us!

Task will present two papers at the conference - click the links below to view the abstracts:
Large-diameter burrows from Mid-Triassic core and FMI image interpretation, East Irish Sea Basin, UK Davidson , S.K. and Buck, S.
A quantitative approach to linking drainage area with distributive fluvial system area in dryland, endorheic basin settings Davidson, S.K. and Hartley, A.J.

The abstracts are also on the Resources - Technical Articles page of our website.

Click here for the official website for the conference (Task Geoscience is not responsible for 3rd party website content).

Task experts on fluvial systems analysis: Geomorphic elements on modern distributive fluvial systems (abstract, Davidson et al.)

New paper available from Davidson et al. Click the link below to view the abstract and full reference (new tab/window).
Geomorphic elements on modern distributive fluvial systems

Davidson et al. 2013, Geomorphology 180–181, p82–95.

The abstract can also be accessed from the Resources - Technical Articles page of our website.

DEVEX 2013, AECC Aberdeen

Task will present Maximising value from vintage data using smart tools – finding faults in your reservoir at DEVEX, AECC Aberdeen, 15-16 May. Read the abstract (opens in a new window/tab).

We will also be at Stand 3 in the exhibition hall, so please come along to say hello.

Client forum, Aberdeen

Task Geoscience and Task Geomodelling would like to thank all the attendees of the client forum on Jan 17th at the Atholl Hotel, Aberdeen. Task demonstrated practical uses and recent developments of the Attitude software package. The feedback during and after the forum has been greatly appreciated.

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