Future Geoscience will be attending the 6th Edition: Siliciclastic Reservoirs of the Middle East, held from 1 -3 December 2025 at the Jumeirah Messilah Beach Hotel & Spa.
The event will bring geoscientists, operators, and service companies together to share new research and case studies focused on clastic reservoirs across the Middle East. Sessions will highlight stratigraphic architecture, depositional systems, reservoir characterisation, and implications for exploration and production.
Spotlight on PetroStrat’s presentation
Title: “A revised understanding of the Awali Field: Employing combined palynology and chemostratigraphy to identify key unconformities and improve reservoir correlation in the Paleozoic rocks of the Awali Field, Bahrain.”
Session: Session 1: Stratigraphic Architecture and Depositional Characteristics of Clastic Systems
Authors: Stephen Ingrams1, Elham Alsharif2, Ahmed Fateh2, Anindya Ghosh2, Abdulrakim Alali2, Ezdeen Ibrahim2, Clare Tansell1, Ross McCabe1, Jim Fenton1, Frederico Guimaraes1, Mike Stephenson3, Stewart Molyneux3
1-PetroStrat, UK. 2-Bapco Upstream, Bahrain. 3-Stephenson Geoscience, UK
This presentation will outline how integrated stratigraphic approaches can refine reservoir correlation and deliver new geological insights for complex Palaeozoic successions.
Future Geoscience is proud to be a JV in partnership with PetroStrat Ltd and Chemostrat Ltd.
Clare Tansell will also be presenting a poster at the workshop
Title: Chemostratigraphy and provenance of the Neoproterozoic and early Palaeozoic outcrops in the Hatat window, Northern Oman
Authors: Clare Tansell1, Ross McCabe1, Jamie Moss2 and Irene Gómez-Pérez3
1-PetroStrat, UK. 2-Petroleum Development, Oman. 3-Independent consultant