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The organisers of this meeting are pleased to announce a number of exciting new developments for its November meeting.

a) In order to allow the widest access to the meeting, we have decided to waive all registration fees, in favour of a nominal ‘refreshments only’ contribution of £25 per person.  This will cover teas and coffees and buffet lunches.

The organisers of this meeting are pleased to announce a number of exciting new developments for its November meeting.

a) In order to allow the widest access to the meeting, we have decided to waive all registration fees, in favour of a nominal ‘refreshments only’ contribution of £25 per person.  This will cover teas and coffees and buffet lunches.

The volume, complexity and diversity of biological data is increasing. There is, therefore, a growing need for improving ways for scientists to interact with their data in order to obtain the most value from it. Visualisation techniques, developed for the physical and environmental sciences, and drawing on expertise from the creative arts, design and the computational sciences, are one way in which biologists will be able to mine their data effectively and intuitively.

The volume, complexity and diversity of biological data is increasing. There is, therefore, a growing need for improving ways for scientists to interact with their data in order to obtain the most value from it. Visualisation techniques, developed for the physical and environmental sciences, and drawing on expertise from the creative arts, design and the computational sciences, are one way in which biologists will be able to mine their data effectively and intuitively.

Hydrocarbon Reservoir Imaging & Characterization: Issues & Challenges in Southeast Asia (Focusing on the Solutions).

We will discuss the advances in the Geophysical Technologies, including the New Acquisition and Processing Technologies over the last 5 years, to solve the hydrocarbon-reservoir related imaging and characterization issues in Southeast Asia.

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