Call for Abstract

The Technical Committee invites abstracts on established and emerging topics in oil and gas measurement, including metering technologies, allocation, sampling, uncertainty, digitalization, and innovative solutions. We welcome new insights, operational experience, and lessons learned that improve measurement accuracy, reliability, and business value.

Topic of Interest

• All abstracts will be reviewed by the Technical Committee, with emphasis on practical field experience and operator involvement.
• Abstracts covering topics within the following areas are particularly of interest:
• Field experience and lessons learned from operators, service companies, and equipment vendors
• Multiphase flow metering, proven virtual metering, and subsea measurement systems
• Fiscal, custody transfer, allocation, flare, vent and emissions measurement
• Measurement technologies and applications for oil & gas, LNG, CCUS, hydrogen, ammonia and emerging energy systems
• Sampling, composition analysis, fluid characterization, and HPHT measurement challenges
• Meter diagnostics, digitalization, data analytics, performance monitoring, and software-based solutions
• Measurement uncertainty, validation, verification, calibration, and emerging measurement technologies

Key Dates
Abstract submission: March 1, 2027
Notification of acceptance: Primo May 2027
Final program: Primo June 2027
Submission of paper: October 4, 2027

The abstract selection process
All submitted abstracts will be reviewed by the nominated Technical Committee of industry experts for content and possible inclusion in the workshop program.

Priority is given to papers being presented by operators, or which include operational experiences. Papers with practical content and field case experience will be of special interest to maintain and reflect the intention of the workshop: to give a picture of the industry and how to innovate for the future.

Abstract guidelines

• Maximum 500 words
• Provide a clear background and motivation for the work to be presented
• Provide a clear statement of the objective of the work
• Describe briefly and clearly the technical content
• Give a clear overview of results that will be presented
• Provide contact details for the author and co-authors: name, affiliation, email.
• Indicate preferred format of delivery (oral presentation, or poster)

If your abstract is accepted for oral presentation, the presenting author must attend in person. Video presentation will not be an option. Language is English.

Submission of paper
Two options of presentations:
1. A full oral presentation is granted 25 minutes on stage, where 5 of these are for Q&A at the end of the presentation.
This option is required to deliver a full written paper. All workshop materiel (papers) will be distributed to all delegates prior to the workshop.

2. Accepted posters will be granted 5 minutes pitch presentation in the Poster Session.
After all posters have been presented, the principal author should be available for discussions by their displayed poster in the poster dedicated area. Material required is a Poster for display, size 100cmx70cm.

Due to the high number of submitted abstract, some contributors may be invited to present their work in a different form than initially submitted.

Speakers conditions
The speaker of each paper will be granted a reduced fee NOK 6600,-
Accommodation is not included.

Paper publication
The Workshop proceedings, including all papers presented at the Workshop, will be available for sale after the workshop has been held (www.tuvnel.com). One year after the Workshop all papers will be made available for free at www.nfogm.no