Workshop Guidelines
Format
Workshops maximize the exchange
of ideas among attendees and
presenters through brief technical
presentations followed by extended
Q&A periods. Focused topics attract
an informed audience eager to
discuss issues critical to advancing
both technology and best practices.
The majority of the presentations
are in the form of case studies,
highlighting engineering achievements
and lessons learned. In order to
stimulate frank discussion, no
proceedings are published and the
press is not invited to attend.
Documentation
Proceedings from this SPE workshop
will NOT be published. Therefore,
formal papers and handouts are not
requested from speakers or panel
members. Note taking by individual
attendees is encouraged, but should
be limited to ensure participation
in the open discussion. A CD or
URL containing released copies
of the workshop presentations will
be available to attendees after the
workshop. A workshop summary will
be prepared by the technical program
committee for public release, but no
other information (e.g., presentations,
posters, etc.) will be publicly released.
Commercialism
SPE guidelines prohibit excessive commercialism in presentations. Company logos must be limited to the title slide and used only to indicate the affi liation of the presenter and others involved in the work.
Copyright Information
All SPE sessions are protected by US copyright laws. Photography and video/audio recording of any kind are strictly prohibited in the sessions.
