The 1st IASTED International Conference on
Unconventional Oils and the Environment
ENV 2011
July 4 – 6, 2011
Calgary, AB, Canada
Past Conference Information
The Unconventional Oils and the Environment 2011 conference in Calgary, AB, Canada has ended.
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Unconventional Oils and the Environment Conference Co-Chairs
Prof. Mohamed Gamal El-Din
University of Alberta, Canada
University of Alberta, Canada
Chris Powter
Oil Sands Research and Information Network, Canada
Oil Sands Research and Information Network, Canada
Invited Speakers
"Emerging Opportunities for Conservation Markets in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin"
Dr. Marian Weber
Alberta Innovates Technology Futures, Canada
Dr. Marian Weber
Alberta Innovates Technology Futures, Canada
"Water quality and quantity in the oil sands: The goals, regulatory response and the conundrum of remaining flexible"
Dr. Preston McEachern
Alberta Environment - Oil Sands Environmental Management Division, Canada
Dr. Preston McEachern
Alberta Environment - Oil Sands Environmental Management Division, Canada
"Technology Innovation for Greening Oil Sands Production"
Dr. John Zhou
Alberta Innovates Energy and Environment Solutions, Canada
Dr. John Zhou
Alberta Innovates Energy and Environment Solutions, Canada
"In Reservoir Upgrading of Bitumen and Heavy Oils"
Prof. Pedro Pereira-Almao
University of Calgary, Canada
Prof. Pedro Pereira-Almao
University of Calgary, Canada
"Challenges in Numerical Simulation of Heavy Oil/Oil Sands Reservoirs"
Prof. Zhangxing John Chen
Director, Global Research Initiative on Unconventional Oil and Gas
Professor, Depart. of Chemical & Petroleum Engineering
University Of Calgary, Canada
Prof. Zhangxing John Chen
Director, Global Research Initiative on Unconventional Oil and Gas
Professor, Depart. of Chemical & Petroleum Engineering
University Of Calgary, Canada
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Scope
The topics of interest covered by ENV 2011 included, but were not limited to:
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