The VRGeo Consortium Meeting is open for companies of the international oil & gas industry and related technology providers (prospects) considering a VRGeo Consortium membership. We expect your related application by March 31, 2013. ***** The VRGeo Consortium Meeting is open for companies of the international oil & gas industry and related technology providers (prospects) considering a VRGeo Consortium membership. We expect your related application by March 31, 2013. ***** The VRGeo Consortium Meeting is open for companies of the international oil & gas industry and related technology providers (prospects) considering a VRGeo Consortium membership. We expect your related application by March 31, 2013. ***** The VRGeo Consortium Meeting is open for companies of the international oil & gas industry and related technology providers (prospects) considering a VRGeo Consortium membership. We expect your related application by March 31, 2013. *****

Christian Michelsen Research AS

Christian Michelsen Research AS was established in 1992 to carry out research as a limited company owned by the University of Bergen (UoB). The potential for increased industrial activity through focused development and the use of new technology form the basis of CMR's activity. CMR's activities range from technological research and development to the construction of prototypes and the commercialisation of completed products. This is done in co-operation with our customers and the subsidiaries Prototech AS and GexCon AS.

Being nominated by Norsk Hydro, CMR joined the VRGeo Consortium in 2005.

Norwegian University of Science and Technology

The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim represents academic eminence in technology and the natural sciences as well as in other academic disciplines ranging from the social sciences, the arts, medicine, architecture to fine art. Cross-disciplinary cooperation results in innovative breakthroughs and creative solutions with far-reaching social and economic impact.

Being nominated by Statoil, NTNU joined the VRGeo Consortium in 2005.