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211Mission PossibleHigh Density Seismic with Near Zero FootprintRichard Gray Allan ChtenayExplorSummary This paper outlinesour efforts to develop and integrate new acquisition technologies on both the. Conventional methods that attempt to quantify the degree of brittleness associated with a rock mass have a few shortcomings For example failure criteria are not used and only the effective moduli are considered leading to an inc ompl ete description 4 : FOCUS 1 An integrated approach to evaluating the Second White Specks Formation in Alberta using chemostratigraph y , programmed pyrolysis, and adv anced mud - gas compositional data Pukar M 5 : New Horizons 1 Comparative Fracture Characterization of the Upper Cretaceous Second White Specks Formation, Southwestern Alberta. Bram A. Komaromi* Department of G eoscience, University of Calgar 3 : Integration 1 Maximizing knowledge from a single drop using ultra - high resolution mass spectrometry Thomas B.P. Oldenburg *, Melisa Brown, Ken Chanthmontri, Ning Sanguantrakun, Andrew Stopf 4 : FOCUS 1 An integrated approach to evaluating the Second White Specks Formation in Alberta using chemostratigraph y , programmed pyrolysis, and adv anced mud - gas compositional data Pukar M 4 : FOCUS 1 The Wildest Plays on the Planet Jon Noad Husky Energy Summary The vast majority of the world’s hydrocarbons have historically been discovered in what are termed conventional settin 4 : FOCUS 1 Brittleness revisited David Cho 1 and Marco Perez 2 1 Qeye Labs Canada , 2 Apache Canada Summary The concept of brittleness plays a crucial role in the development of tight oil and gas 1 Mappin g Brittleness and Stress Marco A. Perez Apache Canada Ltd Summary Seismic methods, as they pertain to the development of unconventional reservoirs, have frequently focud o&#