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 The
Association of Petroleum Geologists, Dehradun, India, is organizing a lecture by
Dr. Craig Shipp, Shell E&P, USA, under the distinguished lecture series program
of the AAPG, USA, on, “Significance & Recognition of Mass-Transport
Deposits in Deepwater Environments” and “Where Offshore Drilling Meets
Shallow Geology: Impact of Near-surface Depositional Systems on Deepwater
Operations “, at 17.00 hrs of 10th April 2007, in the Banquet Hall, Hotel
Ashoka, New Delhi. The participation in the lecture is by invitation and will be
followed by a dinner hosted by Mr. D. K. Pande, Patron, APG.
Dr Craig completed his Ph. D. from University of Maine in Geological
Oceanography. His areas of interest include depositional systems, stratigraphy,
and geotechnical character of deposits formed by deepwater processes. The effect
of mass-wasted features and marine gas hydrates on deepwater drilling and
development operations. He is founder member of Deepwater Operators’ Geohazards
Forum and since 2000 he is leader, Geohazards Assessment Team, Shell
International E& P Inc., Houston, Texas.
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