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The February newsletter from Midland Valley has been emailed to mailing list members and is available for download from the resources section of our website where you can also download previous editions.

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Contents in February:

• Upcoming Events - March              
• Move Workshop, 23rd March          
• PDAC 2011, Toronto.  6th - 9th March       
• Move workshop at Swiss Topo, 9th - 10th March   
• New Midland Valley

Posted: 28 February 2011
Categories: Academic  Structure prize  Attending an event  Newsletter 

The Complete Structural Modelling and Analysis Toolkit, Midland Valley Founding Director Dr Alan Gibbs shares his thoughts on the latest release of Move...

The Move 2011 release is one we’ve been working towards and looking forwards to in Midland Valley for a long time. It brings together the 2d and 3d worlds in a single application and is a key step on the move to Move: integrating all of the structural modelling and restoration functionality in a single chassis. For me this

Posted: 28 February 2011
Categories: Software Update 

The abstracts from the winning Structure Prize entries are now available for viewing in the Academic section of the website, where you can also meet the 2010 winners.

Posted: 18 February 2011
Categories: Academic  Structure prize 

Our Rep in the US, Keith Cardon of Cardon Geoscience, is attending NAPE 2011 today and tomorrow.  He will be available on Booth # 4117 showing Move and FieldMove.

Posted: 17 February 2011
Categories: Attending an event 

The January newsletter from Midland Valley is now available for download from the resources section of the website, where you can also download previous editions.

Contents this month include:

• Abstract accepted for EGU 2011
• PDAC 2011, Toronto
• MDSG Meeting, London
• Tectonic Studies Group 2011 AGM
• Public Training: 8th - 10th February
• 2011 release of Move
• 2010 Student Structure Prize winners
• The 2011 prize is now opened
• University of the Western

Posted: 10 February 2011
Categories: Abstract Accepted  Academic  Structure prize  Midland Valley event  Newsletter 

Midland Valley Geologist Gareth Johnson recently published in Chemical Geology.  His paper, "Using Oxygen Isotope Ratios to Quantitatively Assess Trapping Mechanisms during CO₂ Injection into Geological Reservoirs: the Pembina Case Study" was completed while completing his PhD at the University of Calgary.  Gareth will be using the knowledge he gained during his research to develop our portfolio in the Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) sector. 

Posted: 10 February 2011
Categories: Abstract Accepted