GIT representatives attend many events throughout the year and travel regularly throughout
North America and overseas. For more information or to arrange a meeting, please contact us
at
info@greenimaging.com
Calgary, AB,
September
Edmonton, AB September
Houston, TX September
SCA Annual Symposium
Abu Dhabi, UAE, October 29 - November 2
Houston, TX November
Offshore Technology Conference
Houston, TX, May 4 -7, 2009
August 18, 2008 -
UNB and GIT Research Highlighted in JPT Article
The August issue of the Journal of Petroleum Technology (JPT) has highlighted research
being done jointly by GIT and UNB. In May 2008, Dr. Bruce Balcom, the head of UNB’s
MRI Research Centre, presented a joint paper at the 2008 Offshore Technical Conference
in Houston. This paper has been summarized by Martin Kennedy (Chief Petrophysicist,
Woodside Energy Ltd.) in his article Formation Evaluation, in the Technology Focus
section of the August JPT. Please follow this
link
to view the article. Full-length
copies of the paper are available from OnePetro at
www.onepetro.org.
July 21, 2008 -
GIT Corporate Membership in CWLS
GIT is pleased to announce that it is now a Silver Level Corporate Member of the
Canadian Well Logging Society (
CWLS), "the oldest
organization devoted to log analysis",
incorporated in Calgary, Canada, in 1957. The Society is dedicated to advancing
the science of well log interpretation and related subjects, and the encouragement
of research and study thereof.
July 15, 2008 - GIT Files New Patent Application
GIT recently filed a new US provisional patent application, entitled "Spin echo
SPI methods for quantitation analysis". Patent inventors are Derrick Green,
Bruce Balcom, and Linqing Li.
April 1, 2008 - GIT Receives GIT-CAP Patent
GIT has been issued the US Patent for its GIT-CAP technology, with all claims
allowed. The patent is entitled "Method and apparatus for measuring capillary
pressure in a sample", patent number 7,352,179.
Green Imaging Technologies, Inc. (GIT) specializes in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
technology. Specifically, GIT develops software to be used with standard industrial NMR/MRI
instruments to measure rock properties associated with mainly oil and gas exploration.
MRI is perhaps best known for its use in healthcare to assist medical experts to make life
and death diagnoses. GIT focuses this powerful technology on applications for the petroleum
industry. We impact every aspect of oilfield development – from conventional exploration and
production through to improved oil recovery in mature fields and unconventional reservoirs.
GIT Systems software provides accurate, fast analysis of rock core plugs using MRI. The MRI
device directly measures the distribution of the fluids along the rock core, removing the
interpolation that traditional measurements use. Our software interprets the MRI data into
capillary pressure, relative permeability, pore size distribution, and water saturation profiles.
GIT offers the petroleum industry a better, faster, more economical technology to perform
reservoir core testing measurements.