roundLAB Industry Training Calgary May 2026

roundLAB Industry Training

Calgary - May 27, 2026

Agenda

May 27, 2026 | 9:45AM - 3:00PM

Through expert-led sessions spanning survey quality control, correction methods, geomagnetic modeling, wellbore and reservoir topics, and Curate, attendees will gain valuable insight they can apply in their day-to-day work. With dedicated time for networking, lunch, and roundtable discussion, this training offers a high-value opportunity to learn from specialists, connect with peers, and earn a certificate of completion for Continuing Education credits.

9:45-10:00 | Check-in at the Ampersand Building, +15 Level

Welcome Message

Glenn Sather, Regional Sales Manager North America

10:00-10:10

Start the day with a brief welcome and introduction to roundLAB Industry Training. This opening session will set the stage for the day’s technical agenda, highlight what attendees can expect to gain, and outline how the sessions connect survey quality, correction workflows, geoscience interpretation, and subsurface data management into a more integrated workflow.

Technical Sessions, Presenters, Schedule

Error Model Session

Dukhwa Hong, roundLAB Senior Technical Authority

10:10-10:30

The ISCWSA error model framework decodes and quantifies systematic and random survey tool errors to estimate the wellbore position uncertainty, expressed as an Ellipsoid of Uncertainty (EOU), for practical application in directional drilling.

Survey Data QC

10:40-11:00

Geomagnetic Model Error Session

Tyler Longeau, roundLAB Director Business Operations and Regional Sales

11:10-11:30

Utilizing a more accurate Geomagnetic Model helps mitigate model-related inaccuracies, reducing the Ellipsoid of Uncertainty and improving confidence in Survey Correction calculations for wellbore positioning.

Survey Correction

11:40-12:00

Survey corrections account for magnetic and positional errors from Bottom Hole Assembly (BHA) interference and mechanical SAG effects from the BHA bending under gravity, reducing the Ellipsoid of Uncertainty and ensuring accurate Survey calculations for wellbore positioning.

Lunch Break

12:00-1:00

Take a break to enjoy lunch while connecting with industry professionals and fellow attendees. This is a great opportunity to mingle, exchange ideas, and spend time with experienced users of roundLAB, RokDoc, and Curate. Join informal conversations, ask questions, share experiences, and explore how others are using these solutions to improve workflows, efficiency, and decision-making across subsurface projects.

Geoscience Sessions

Rock Physics Based Log Correction for Geomechanics

Joel Loeffler, Senior Geologist

13:10-13:30

Applying Rock Physics Models (RPMs) to correct elastic logs prior to use in geomechanical workflows improves modelling results and the understanding of drilling and frac behaviors.

Understand and Model the Effect of Temperature and Pressure on Wireline Log

Alvin Chen, Senior QI Geophysicist

13:40-14:00

Understanding and modeling the effects of temperature and pressure variations on rock properties is essential. This presentation will demonstrate the workflows for capturing these effects, and linking them to 4D monitoring application.

Subsurface Data Management Session

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Curate

Alexander Edwards, Vice President Product

14:10-14:30

Connecting Data to Decisions – As data quality improves across survey and subsurface workflows, Curate gets teams working from the same understanding by making data, interpretations, and assumptions easier to access and use consistently.

How it works

Join us for roundLAB Industry Training, a focused one-day customer event designed to strengthen technical understanding, share practical workflows, and support continuing professional development.

Register and join us

Reserve your place and join peers in Calgary for a focused day of technical learning, discussion, and networking over lunch.

Gain actionable insights

Move through expert-led sessions covering the workflows, models, and quality control practices that support better subsurface understanding and operational confidence.

Leave with value

Walk away with fresh knowledge, meaningful industry connections, and a certificate of completion for Continuing Education credits.

What will I gain from attending roundLAB Industry Training?

Attendees will gain practical insight into survey quality, correction workflows, geomagnetic modeling, and their connection to broader subsurface interpretation. The session is designed to help technical teams strengthen decision-making, improve confidence in data quality, and better understand how survey workflows support successful drilling and geoscience outcomes.

How is this training different from a stand-alone technical course?

This training goes beyond a single-point technical topic by showing how survey workflows connect into a broader, fully integrated geoscience environment. Rather than treating survey correction, subsurface interpretation, and data management as disconnected activities, the session demonstrates how a unified software and services approach helps teams work more efficiently, reduce handoff friction, and build greater confidence across disciplines.

Who should attend this session?

This event is ideal for geoscientists, drilling professionals, subsurface teams, and technical users who want a stronger understanding of survey accuracy, wellbore positioning, and the downstream value of trusted data. It is especially relevant for organisations looking to improve collaboration between technical domains and get more value from integrated workflows across software, data, and expert support.

Why choose an integrated geoscience software and services partner?

Choosing an integrated partner means working with a team that can support the full picture, from data quality and correction through to interpretation, collaboration, and decision support. This approach reduces complexity, improves consistency, and gives teams access to both the technology and the expertise needed to solve technical challenges more effectively. For companies seeking a more connected and dependable subsurface workflow, an integrated geoscience software and services provider offers a clear advantage.