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History

General

History

EAGE was founded in 1951 when much of the formality of an earlier era still persisted. But, from the beginning, the Association managed to stay true to its motto ‘Quaere et Invenies’, Seek and ye shall find. EAGE and its successors reached out first to geophysicists, but then as the nature of the petroleum industry changed, it broadened its platform. There were watersheds in 1989 and again in 1995 over the EAEG, EAPG and establishment of the EAGE we know today.

 

The evolution of EAGE, its growth and structure, almost perfectly reflects the emergence of the geosciences and petroleum engineering industry with its related academic and research institutions. This is true also for our mining and civil engineering membership and activity.

 

The years between the first ‘organised’ EAGE meeting in Scheveningen (The Netherlands) in 1951 and the present have demonstrated to be a phenomenal progress in a science and practice which is often in fact almost always, very complex and challenging. Huge obstacles, theoretical and operational, have been overcome to the immense benefit to the petroleum industry and by extension to the society as a whole.

2024
85th meeting Oslo

E. Wiarda

2023
84th meeting Vienna

J.M. Rodriguez

2022
83rd meeting Madrid

D. Orlowsky

2021
82nd meeting Amsterdam

D. Orlowsky

2020

EAGE 2020 Annual Conference Online

E. Muijzert

2019

81st meeting
London

M.C. Pöppelreiter

2018

80th meeting
Copenhagen

J.J. Biteau

2017

79th meeting
Paris

J.J. Biteau

2016

78th meeting
Vienna

C.D. Ward

2015

77th meeting
Madrid

M. Alfaraj

2014

76th meeting amsterdam

P.S. Ringrose

2013

75th meeting
London

G. Gonzalez

2012

74th meeting
Copenhagen

L. Srnka

2011

73rd meeting
Vienna

J. Underhill

2010

72nd meeting
Barcelona

D. Calcagni

2009

71st meeting
amsterdam

M. Abdulbaqi

2008

70th meeting
Rome

P.A.F. Christie

2007

69th meeting
London

F. Roar Aamodt

2006

68th meeting
Vienna

Th. Kortekaas

2005

67th meeting
Madrid

G. Williams

2004

66th meeting
Paris

O. Dubrule

2003

65th meeting
Stavanger

D. Milne

2002

64th meeting
Florence

P. Van Riel

2001

63rd meeting amsterdam

H. Gaertner

2000

62nd meeting
Glasgow

E. Robein

1999

61st meeting
Helsinki

M. Peltoniemi

1998

60th meeting
Leipzig

F. di Cesare

1997

59th meeting
GENEVA

J. Smethurst

1996

58th meeting amsterdam

M.A. Ak

1995

57th meeting
GLASGOW***

I. Gausland
F.X. Führer

1994

56th meeting
Vienna

T. Bodoky
O.Skontrop****

1993

55th meeting
Stavanger

I. Gausland
F.X. Führer****

1992

54th meeting
Paris

J.J. Nooteboom
J.M. Bowen****

1991

53rd meeting
Florence

J.-P. Henriet
K.-A. Oppebøn****

1990

52nd meeting
COPENHAGEN

G. Omnès
W.F. Steenken****

1989

51ST meeting
BERLIN (W)**

M.J.G. Cox
W.F. Steenken****

1988

50th meeting
The hague

H.J. Körner

1987

49th meeting
Belgrade

W. Goudswaard

1986

48th meeting
Ostend

F. Rocca

1985

47th meeting
Budapest

K.A. Oppebøen

1984

46th meeting
London

P. Kennet

1983

45th meeting
Oslo

D. Stefanovic

1982

44th meeting
Cannes

A.W. Smit

1981

43rd meeting
Venice

D. Michon

1980

42ND meeting
Istanbul

W.J. Jankowsky

1979

41ST meeting
Hamburg

D.S. Parasnis

1978

40th meeting
Dublin

L. Alfano

1977

39th meeting
Zagreb

P.N.S. O’Brien

1976

38th meeting
The Hague

G. Grau

1975

37th meeting
Bergen

R. Bortfeld

1974

36th meeting
Madrid

H.J. Hoogeveen

1973

35th meeting
brighton

S. Werner

1972

34th meeting
Paris

N. Anstey

1971

33rd meeting
HANNOVER*

C. Aynard

1970

32Nd meeting
EDINBURGH

O. Koefoed

1969

31ST meeting
VENICE

R. Cassinis

1968

30th meeting
SALZBURG

B.F.J. Kunz

1967

29th meeting
Stockholm

Th. Krey

1966

28th meeting amsterdam

A.A. Fitch

1965

27th meeting
Madrid

S.E. Saxov

1964

26th meeting
PAU

J.J. Breusse

1964

25th meeting
LIÈGE

J.J. Breusse

1963

24th meeting
STRASBOURG

I. de Magnée

1962

23rd meeting
Wiesbaden

C. Morelli

1962

22nd meeting
LONDON

C. Morelli

1961

21st meeting
triest

H. Closs

1961

20th meeting
THE HAGUE

H. Closs

1960

19th meeting
PARIS

B. Baars

1960

18th meeting
VIENNA

B. Baars

1959

17th meeting COPENHAGEN

V. Baranov

1959

16th meeting
MUNICH

V. Baranov

1958

15th meeting
LONDON

J.M. Bruckshaw

1958

14th meeting
The HAGUE 

J.M. Bruckshaw

1957

13th meeting
BORDEAUX

L. Solaini

1957

12th meeting
Brussels

L. Solaini

1956

11nd meeting
MILAN

E.H. Hedström

1956

10th meeting
HAMBURG

E.H. Hedström

1955

9th meeting
LONDON

G. Brinckmeyer

1955

8th meeting
PARIS

G. Brinckmeyer

1954

7th meeting
THE HAGUE

J. Goguel

1954

6th meeting
COPENHAGEN

J. Goguel

1953

5th meeting
MILAN

D.T. Germain Jones

1953

4th meeting
PARIS

D.T. Germain Jones

1952

3rd meeting
HANNOVER

A. van Weelden

1952

2nd meeting
LONDON

A. van Weelden

1951

1ST MEETING
THE HAGUE

A. van Weelden

Exhibitions from 1971 onwards
** 1st (Founding) Conference EAPG
*** 1st Conference EAGE
**** Presidents of the former European Association of Petroleum Geoscientists & Engineers (merged with the EAEG to become EAGE in 1995)

2021

Siddharth Misra

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Prof Dr Siddharth Misra’s research focuses on improving subsurface characterization and prospect evaluation for the exploration of hydrocarbons, minerals and water resources.

His major contribution is in the theory of electromagnetic responses of geological formations to various charge polarization phenomena. The theory has enabled him to introduce a multi-frequency electromagnetic log-inversion technique to remove dielectric effects for improved estimation of hydrocarbon pore volume.

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