wah menarik juga tuh! Kalo bisa kami juga perlu, terutama untuk koleksi lab dan sekaligus sarana praktikum mhs, apakah juga ada alat ukurnya juga? misal sonic viewernya?
Salam, syaeful-ITS > Waktu kuliah dulu kami ( asisten Geologi Perminyakan dan Subsurface ) > mendapatkan beberapa glondong core ( ya kira-kira panjangnya 30 - 50 cm ) > yang umumnya karbonat, sandstone-silt, Data seismik 2D - 3D, Composite Log > beberapa lembar, Drill cutting beberapa kantong dan lembar blank form > report untuk WSG /Mud logger dari sebuah Oil Company ( AS ) dan beberapa > Oil Service Co. Disumbangkan secara sah untuk keperluan praktek > laboratorium, belajar menganalisa core, drill cuting, FEMWD kepada > mahasiswa. Tapi itu sudah 22 tahun yang lalu, tentunya model form dan > analisa sudah lebih canggih sekarang ini. > > Jadi saya pikir sumbangan core dan data yang sudah 'out of date' atau > lapangan yang 'kering' bisa dilaksanakan melalui BPMigas atau Pertamina > atau Ditjen Pertambangan kepada universitas yang ada perminyakan dan > geologi atau pertambangan dan geofisika.Daripada numpuk di gudang core > perusahaan jadi sarang tikus,...bagusnya disumbangkan. > Kalau data log /drill cutting report bisa pula kita beli dari perusahaan > provider yang resmi. > Ayo,..exploration manager mana yang mau mengawali ini di Indonesia ?? > Banyak KPS disini dan banyak Universitas yang ada > geologi/minyak/tambanng..ada Trisakti, ITB, UPN, Unpad, UGM, UnHas, > STTNas, Unsri, dll. Juga SMK Geologi-Tambang. Atau dari pihak Universtas > lah yang proaktif mencari sumbangan ?? Itupun kalau memang butuh...kalau > gak butuh ya..sami mawon..jadi sarang tikus juga...hehehe. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Franciscus B Sinartio > To: iagi-net@iagi.or.id ; Forum Himpunan Ahli Geofisika Indonesia > Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2007 1:23 AM > Subject: [iagi-net-l] Fw: Chevron donates 233,000 boxes of cores to > university > > > ini berita dari Amrik. > kalau di Indonesia, apakah ada perusahaan yang mau menyumbangkan core > atau well log atau test data atau seismik? > fbs > > > > > > Chevron recently donated 233,000 boxes of core and well samples > collected during 70 years of oil and gas exploration to the Bureau of > Economic Geology (BEG) at the University of Texas at Austin. The > donation included $1.5 million to the BEG's endowment to preserve the > samples for future generations of geoscientists. Below are photos from > the donation ceremony: > > Texas Railroad Commissioner at Event > Chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission Elizabeth A. Jones (pictured > left) was one of several Texas State dignitaries to attend the donation > ceremony. Established in 1891, the Railroad Commission of Texas has > several regulatory divisions that oversee the Texas oil and gas > industry, natural gas utilities, pipeline and liquefied petroleum gas > safety and the surface mining of coal. > > "It's important that the public, private and academic sectors work > together to secure our energy future," Chairman Jones said. "What > Chevron is doing with its once-private collection of well cores is > immeasurable in aiding the next generation of geologists in their > training and research for our country's own vast conventional and > unconventional reserves of oil and gas." > > Honorary Plaque Commemorates Donation > Scott Tinker, director of the Bureau of Economic Geology at the > University of Texas at Austin, presents Don Paul (r), vice president and > chief technology officer of Chevron and Ed Donovan (l), geoscientist at > Chevron's Houston Engineering Technology Center, with an honorary plaque > commemorating Chevron's donation of core samples and endowment funding. > The bronzed plaque will be permanently displayed at the Bureau's Houston > Research Center. > > "In a mature area like the United States, which has an enormous > historical base of geologic information, there's the risk that many of > these samples would eventually be lost," Paul said. "This donation > provides real-world data and samples from around the U.S. and allows > educational and training opportunities for students, researchers and > industry professionals to promote scientific and technological > innovation." > > Tinker noted that the samples may still hold secrets to undiscovered oil > and gas. > "Many people may look at a sample and think it is just a piece of rock," > said Tinker, "but often, the sample can direct us to where oil and gas > is or where it might be. So these cores can be used to train the next > generation of geoscientists for future study and may lead to additional > resource discovery that might not have been possible in the past." > > The Bureau of Economic Geology functions as a research unit of The > University of Texas at Austin, the State Geological Survey and the > Regional Lead Organization for the Petroleum Technology Transfer > Council. The Bureau provides wide-ranging advisory, technical, > informational and research-based services to industries, nonprofit > organizations, and federal, state and local agencies. > > Ed Donovan, Chevron Houston Engineering Technology Center geologist, and > a student from the Jackson School of Geosciences study some of the core > samples Chevron donated to the BEG. The University of Texas at Austin > and Chevron have had a long-standing relationship. The company recruits > many employees from the university, and prior to this contribution, > Chevron has given the university more than $38 million in gifts and > research grants. > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hot News!!! 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