FORCE Sedimentology_Stratigraphy Group:

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• FORCE Sedimentology_Stratigraphy Group
• Geological Evolution of Eastern Greenland
  Implications for Hydrocarbon Prospectivity on the
  Norwegian Continental Shelf
• 14-15th March 2006 NPD, Stavanger, Norway

• Themes For Presentations and linked core
  workshops
• Sediment transport from Greenland to Mid Norway
• Timing-regional models
• Implications for Reservoir and source
  prediction.
• Palaeozoic in East Greenland- Danmarkshavn,
  analogues and prospectivity
• Analogues for Norwegian Sea
• Jurassic
• Paleocene (interaction between clastic
  sedimentation and basalt extrusion.

View of northern Jameson Land from the east. In
the foreground Upper Permian reefs at Wegener
Halvø and Triassic redbeds at the coastal cliffs
of Fleming Fjord. The ice capped mountains in the
far background are Caledonian basement and mark
the western limits of the basin.Photograph
courtesy of Lars Stemmerik GEUS.
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• 14TH MARCH Valhall Theatre, NPD- PROVISIONAL
  AGENDA
• 8.15-9.00 Registration/Coffee
• 9.00-9.15 Introduction (Kjell Sigve/Someone)
• Geological Setting, East Greenland and Norway
• 9.15 -10.30Perspective - Greenland in the context
  of exploration and production in Norway.
• (NPD, TBA)
• 10.30-11.15 Evolution of the Late
  Palaeozoic-Mesozoic rift basin of East Greenland
  with special emphasis on the Jurassic and Lower
  Cretaceous syn-rift deposits and their
  relevance as petroleum system analogue (Finn
  Surlyk)
• 11.15-11.30 Coffee break
• 11.30-12.00 East Greenland source rocks (Jørgen
  Bojeson-Koefoed, et al GEUS)
• Paleozoic in East Greenland- Danmarkshavn,
  analogues and prospectivity

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• 15TH MARCH (Open for all) Valhall Theatre , NPD
• PROVISIONAL AGENDA
• Continued Analogues for Norwegian Sea Jurassic
• 9.00-9.30 Using the Early to Mid Jurassic
  Jameson land succession as a reservoir analogue
  for producing Haltenbanken fields (Torben Olsen,
  Statoil)
• Sediment transport from Greenland to
  Halten/Dønna/Voring/More
• Timing-regional models-Implications for
  Reservoir prediction
• 9.30-10.15 A review of the Post-Valanginian basin
  evolution of East Greenland (Andy Whitham, CASP)
• 10.15-11.00 East Greenland's paleolandscape
  Pathways and barriers for sediment transport
  (Ebbe H. Hartz, PGP, Oslo/ Niels Hovius,
  Cambridge University, PGP)
• 11.00-11.15 Coffee Break
• Analogues for Norwegian Sea Cretaceous-
  Paleocene
• 11.15 -12.00 Stratigraphy and depositional
  evolution of the subvolcanic Cretaceous-Paleocene
  Kangerlussuaq Basin, East Greenland (Michael
  Larsen, GEUS et al )