Stanford Geothermal Workshop

35th STANFORD GEOTHERMAL WORKSHOP
FEBRUARY 1-3, 2010
This year's Workshop will be in the Fisher Conference Center at the Frances C. Arrillaga Alumni Center 326 Galvez Street, Stanford, CA 94305-6105 The Alumni Center is located on the Stanford Campus - at the intersection of Galvez Street and Campus Drive Directions
To register, click here. To see photos from the 2009 Workshop, click here. To see the preliminary program, click here 2010 Preliminary Program (To see the last year's program, click here 2009 Technical Program. )
WORKSHOP GOALS	Bring together Engineers, Scientists and Managers involved in geothermal reservoir studies and developments Provide a forum for the exchange of ideas on the exploration, development and use of geothermal resources Enable prompt and open reporting of progress
	We strongly encourage all scientists and engineers involved in geothermal reservoir technology to attend the workshop. Papers will be presented on recent research relating to geothermal reservoirs including: Case Studies: reservoir response to production, effects of injection, scaling characteristics Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS): current and future activities Engineering Techniques: reservoir simulation, empirical methods, well tests, tracers Field Management: strategies for exploitation, injection, scale inhibition Exploration: geophysics, geochemistry, geology, heat flow studies, outflows Drilling and Well Bore Flows: well stimulation, bore flow modeling, hydro-fracturing, scaling Low Enthalpy Systems: applications of heat pumps, hot dry rock technology Geosciences: application of geophysics, geochemistry, thermodynamics and fluid mechanics. Papers accepted for presentation and/or publication should be produced on standard sheets we will supply, or formatted to the finish specifications and returned as a camera-ready copy. The papers will be available as preprints at the Workshop and subsequently published in the Proceedings. This year's conference proceedings will be published online (see 1997-2003 here) as well as on CD.
Important Payment Information	Registration for the Geothermal Workshop can be paid with a credit card online, wire transfer, check, or cash at the door of the Workshop. Please submit your payment in advance. Please bring your online print out of 'proof of payment' with you to the door. Early Workshop Registration Before Jan.1, 2010, Includes Proceedings CD, 3 Breakfasts, 3 Lunches, 1 Cheese and Wine Reception, 1 Banquet: $480.00 Regular Workshop Registration After Jan.1, 2010, Includes Proceedings CD, 3 Breakfasts, 3 Lunches, 1 Cheese and Wine Reception, 1 Banquet: $520.00 Student Registration Includes Proceedings CD, 3 Breakfasts, 3 Lunches, 1 Cheese and Wine Reception, 1 Banquet: $100.00 Additional Proceedings CD, $40.00 (not including shipping) The cost of your banquet ticket (Tuesday February 2, 6:30pm ) is included in the registration fee, but if you will be bringing a guest, additional tickets are $50 a person and we need confirmation by Monday January 25, 2010. *There are no refunds for not attending the banquet.* Parking is $30 for 3 days at Galvez Field on the Stanford Campus. Advance purchase of a 3-day parking permit is available through online registration. In person purchase of a 3-day parking permit is available by check (preferred method) or cash. Please note that a traditional Stanford parking permit will not be given to you. Your Parking payment goes toward 3 days parking at Galvez Field, across Campus drive from the Frances C. Arilliaga Conference Center. There are no single day parking passes. There are no refunds on missed days. Parking elsewhere on campus, in metered areas, will be extremely limited. Stanford parking is strictly enforced and cost you $16 in quarters! Directions to Galvez Field ( north of the red star on map)
DEADLINES	OCT 10, 2009	Paper Title and Abstract to Stanford. Abstract Submission There are no quidelines for the abstract, two paragraphs would be acceptable.
	OCT 30, 2009	Notification of Acceptance of the Abstract with the understanding that a paper will be sent to Stanford no later than January 22, 2010.
	On or Before DEC 26, 2009	Reservations must be made with Sheraton Hotel for our special rate of $179 per day, just mention the Stanford Geothermal Workshop.
	On or Before DEC 26, 2009	Reservations must be made with the Stanford Stanford Guesthouse for our special rate of TBD, just mention the Geothermal Workshop and reference Group Code: GTC18 .
	JAN 22, 2010	Completed Full Length Paper with the electronic files (doc files only, compressed with winzip if neccessary) sent to Stanford. Note that the Proceedings CD will be produced prior to the workshop, and given immediately to the participants. There will be no opportunity to add papers at or after the workshop. Please be sure to submit your papers on time. This is a final and absolute deadline!
	JAN 29, 2010	PPT files emailed to Stanford before 5pm (PST). This is a final and absolute deadline!
	FEB 1-3, 2010	Geothermal Workshop
CONTACT INFORMATION	Joleen Castro Department of Energy Resources Engineering Green Earth Sciences Building, Rm. 065 367 Panama Street Stanford University Stanford,CA 94305-2220 ___________________________ Phone: (650) 725-9835 Fax: (650) 725-2099 E-mail: geothermal@sesmail.stanford.edu
HOTELS	Special Discounted Rates at the following hotels (please mention 'Stanford Geothermal Workshop') Cardinal Hotel Reservation Information - Rooms starting at $99.00/ + tax Creekside Inn - Rooms starting at $119.00/ + tax Stanford Guesthouse Reservation Information - Rooms starting at $109/night + tax Sheraton Hotel Reservation Information - Rooms starting at $179/night + tax Alternative Accomodations in the Palo Alto Area
Stanford Geothermal Program Home Workshop Photos	Abstract Submission by October 10, 2009 -*There are no quidelines for the abstract, two paragraphs would be acceptable.* Register for the Workshop (without submitting abstract) Author Instructions for Preparing Papers - The target length for submitted and invited papers is about eight pages. This length includes all figures and tables. However, because the Proceedings are not prepared in book form, there is no maximum limit on the number of pages. You are free to exceed the target length of eight pages. Author Instructions for Presenting Papers Word Processing Templates for Preparing Papers Sheraton Hotel Reservation Information Stanford Guesthouse Reservation Information Alternative Accomodations in the Palo Alto Area Getting to Stanford Directions to the Fisher Conference Center at the Frances C. Arrillaga Alumni Center and Galvez Field for Parking

Click here to see last year's program from the February 2009 Workshop.
Last updated: Thursday, 05-Nov-2009 15:07:50 PST