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BLOCK 1 - UPSTREAM Forums, Best practice keynotes and Round tables of this block will address the latest developments in E&P, such as advanced oil and gas recovery in mature fields, new frontiers in exploration, unconventional petroleum resources, reservoir monitoring and hydrocarbons in ultra-deep reservoirs. Block 1 Forums F1 - New frontier exploration. Block 1 Best practice keynotes BP1 - Experience and lessons learned from largest hydrocarbon Block 1 Round tables RT1 - Chasing the 3rd trillion.
Papers:
• U.S. Geological Survey Circum-Arctic Resource Appraisal: Estimating Potential Additions to Reserves in the Highest Northern Latitudes. Dr. Donald Gautier, United States Geological Survey, USA.
• New Exploratory Frontiers in Brazil. Dr. Mario Carminatti, Petrobras, Brazil. Coauthors: Dr. Breno Wolff, Dr. Luiz Gamboa, Petrobras, Brazil. • Assessment of Oil Potential Resources in Predominantly Gas-Bearing Regions, Areas & Rock complexes (Example of Russian Far Eastern & Siberian Sedimentary Basins). Dr. Victor Skorobogatov, VNIIGAZ, Russia. • Mesozoics of South Western Margin of India: A Frontier Exploration. Mr. Moses Nathaniel Duggirala, Reliance Industrie (E&P), India. Coauthors: Dr. Ravi Bastia, Mr. Srinivas Tenepalli, Ms. Shashirekha Mahapatra, Ms. Megha Saxena, Mr. Chandan Mishra, Reliance Industries (E&P), India. • The Emerging Paleogene Play: Deepwater Gulf of Mexico. Mr. Vinod Mathur, Repsol, USA. • The International Exploration Scorecard – A Look Ahead. Mr. Bob Fryklund, IHS, USA. Coauthor: Mr. Andrew Hayman, IHS, USA. Posters:
• Regional Mapping of Potential Jurassic Source Rocks in the Deepwater Gulf of Mexico (USA and Mexico): Implications for Hydrocarbons Exploration. Dr. Claudio Bartolini, Repsol E&P USA, USA. Coauthor: Mr. Alfredo Sanchez Monclu, Repsol E&P USA, USA.
• Frontier Exploration in Oman Mountains with Innovative Field- and Geophysical Techniques. Dr. Gizella B. Argyelan, MOL, Hungary. Coauthors: Dr. Laszlo Csontos, Mr. Agoston Sasvari, Mr. Tamas Pocsai, Mr. Gyorgy Kovacs, MOL, Hungary. • Petroleum Potential of Forearc Basins. Mr. Rüdiger Lutz, BGR, Germany. Coauthors: Mr. Kai Berglar, Mr. Stefan Schloemer, Mr. Bernhard Cramer, Mr. Christoph Gaedicke, BGR, Germany, Ms. Imke Struss, Hydro Oil & Energy Research Centre Bergen, Norway, Ms. Jutta Winsemann, Institute of Geology, Leibniz University Hannover, Germany. • Estimating Ultimate Oil and Gas Recoveries: Looking for the End of the Rainbow? Dr. Thomas Woods, Platts Analytics, USA. • Northern Mediterranean Sector – Entering New Exploration Phase? Dr. Helena Dobrova, IHS, Switzerland. Coauthors: Dr. Piotr Gawenda, IHS, Switzerland. • Geological Modelling of the Offshore Orange Basin, West Coast of South Africa. Mr. Curnell Campher, Petroleum Agency SA, South Africa. • Southeastern Gulf of Mexico (Deep Waters): One of the Last Big Petroleum Provinces? Dr. Juan Guillermo Lopez Rivera, CEINPET, Cuba. Coauthors: Dr. Jorge Ricardo Sánchez Arango, Dr. Jose Orlando López Quintero, CEINPET, Cuba. • New Structural and Geophysical Model-Driven Frontier Exploration Success in Pakistan’s Kohat Plateau. Ms. Izabella Csiki, MOL, Hungary. Coauthors: Ms. Katalin Lorincz, Mr. Laszlo Csontos, Mr. Athar Ali, MOL, Hungary. • The Brazilian Equatorial Margin: The Next Deep Water Frontier. Mr. Otaviano Pessoa Neto, Petrobras, Brazil. • Innovative Technological Solutions for 3D Exploration in Complex Areas. Dr. Muriel Thibaut, IFP, France. Coauthors: Dr. Anne Jardin, Ms. Caroline Sulzer, IFP, France. • Petroleum System Analysis and Hydrocarbon Occurrence in the Western Illizi basin, South-Eastern Algeria. Mr. Mohamed Arab, Sonatrach Exploration, Algeria. Coauthors: Mr. Kamel Benamane, Sonatrach Exploration, Algeria. • The Petroleum Potential of the Khatanga – Anabar Region, Siberian Arctic. Prof. Bernhard Cramer, BGR, Germany. Coauthors: Dr. Karsten Piepjohn, (BGR), Germany, Dr. Nikolay Sobolev, Mr. Anton Shmanjak, Mr. Evgeny Petrov, A. P. Karpinsky Russian Geological Research Institute (VSEGEI), Russia. • Global Deepwater; the Story so Far. Mr. Ian Cross, General Manager, Moyes & Co and Michael Dyer – IHS, Director, USA. • Tanzania Deepwater Exploration: A new challenge in East Africa. Ms. Veronica Martinez, Petrobras, Brazil. Coauthor: Mr. Lino Brito Teixeira, Brazil.
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• Benchmarking Operating Efficiency to Enhance Production from Mature Fields. Mr. Richard Tucker, Ziff Energy Group, USA.
• Management of Mature Fields - A Key for the Future of Energy. Mr. Philippe Charlez, Total, France. • Successful IOR Implementation at the Gullfaks Field. Mr. Reidar Helland, StatoilHydro, Norway. Coauthors: Mr. Lars Kristian Strønen, Mr. Kjetil Festervoll, Dr. El Ouair Youness, StatoilHydro, Norway. • Innovative Management Practices to Revitalize Oil and Gas Fields in Argentina. Mr. Nelson Benítez, Repsol YPF, Argentina. Coauthors: Mr. Fernando Temprano, Mr. Aquiles Rattia, Repsol YPF, Argentina. • Advanced Completion Technologies Result in Successful Extraction of Attic Oil Reserves in a Mature Giant Carbonate Field. Mr. Stig Lyngra, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia. Coauthors: Mr. Asaad I. Al-Towailib, Mr. Uthman F. Al-Otaibi, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia. Posters:
• Issues and Solutions to Cost-Effective Sustainable Production from Mature Fields. Dr. Ravil Ibatullin, Tatneft, Russia. Coauthors: Dr. Rais Khisamov, Dr. Nail Ibragimov, Dr. Shafagat Takhautdinov, Tatneft, Russia.
• Geological Model of the Chihuido de La Salina Field in Front of the Thrust of the Neuquen Fold and Thrust Belt. Mrs. Laura Vitarella, Repsol YPF, Argentina. Coauthors: Mr. Julián Fantín, Repsol YPF, Argentina, Mr. Mario Azcurra, Larrietra Geotecnologias, Argentina. • Genetic Algorithms and Ant Colony Approach for Gas - Lift Allocation Optimization. Mr. Mehdi Zerafat, Shiraz University, Iran. Coauthors: Prof. Shahab Ayatollahi, Mr. Akbar Roosta, Prof. Hosein Jahanmiri, Shiraz University, Iran. • Waterflooding New Opportunities in Mature Fields: Integrated Methodology of Optimization. Mr. José Negron, Repsol YPF, Argentina. • Preventing Scale Deposition in Mendoza Norte Production Wells. Mr. Eduardo Curci, Repsol YPF, Argentina. Coauthors: Mr. Gustavo Palma, Ms. Gisela Villarroel, Repsol YPF, Argentina. • Implementation of IOR Scheme to Arrest Production Decline and Boost Recovery Factor. Mr. Shyamal Bhattacharya, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, India. • An Update and Perspective on Field-Scale Chemical Floods in Daqing Oilfield, China. Mr. Hui Pu, University of Wyoming, USA. Coauthors: Ms. Wei Wang, University of Wyoming, USA, Mr. Qinglong Xu, Daqing Oilfield Co, China.
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• Neural Networks and their Applications in Lithostratigraphic Interpretation of Seismic Data for Reservoir Characterization. Dr. Virendra Singh, Repsol YPF, Spain. Coauthors: Mr. Anil Kumar Srivastava, Mr. Devendra Nath Tiwary, Mr. Mahesh Chandra, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation., India, Mr. Pramod Kumar Painuly, Reliance Industries., India.
• Lithofacies Prediction and Permeability Values Estimation from Conventional Well-ogs Applying Fuzzy Logic Case Study: Alwyn North Field. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei, POGC, Iran. Coauthor: Dr. Bahram Movahed, POGC, Iran. • State of the Art of Oil Fields Surface Facilities Technologies. Mr. Martin Mastandrea, Tecna, Argentina. Coauthor: Mr. Juan Martin Pandolfi, Tecna, Argentina. • The Study and Application of Fault-Sealing in Complex Faulted-Block Development. Dr. Song-Jiang Dou, Research Institute of Exploration and Development, Dagang Oilfield Company, CNPC, China. • Nanofluid Coreflood Experiments in the ARAB-D: On the Road to Developing In-situ Reservoir Nanodevices. Dr. Mazen Kanj, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia. Posters:
• Rejuvenation of Oil & Gas Fields Involving Brownfield and Greenfield Development Strategies: A Case Study. Mr. Dheeraj Soni, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd., India. Coauthor: Mr. Narendra Asija, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation., India.
• Study on Improvement of Waterflooding Effect of Naturally Fractured Low Permeability Field. Mr. Hui Pu, University of Wyoming, USA. Coauthor: Dr. Daiyin Yin, Daqing Petroleum Institute, China • Geomechanical Effects While Drilling Salt Wells by Finite Element Analysis. Mr. Freddy Mackay, PUC-Rio University, Brazil. Coauthors: Mr. Fabricio Botelho, Dr. Nelson Inoue, Prof. Sergio Fontoura, PUC-Rio University, Brazil. • Utilization of Energy of High Pressure Gas Wells - A Case Study. Mr. Narendra Asija, ONGC, India. Coauthors: Mr. J. N. Sukanandan, Mr. Rajeev Bansal, ONGC, India. • Using Integrated Wireless Nanosensors in Oil Pipeline Integrity Monitoring and Report. Dr. Bonny Umeadi, University of Greenwich, United Kingdom. Coauthor: Prof. K. G Jones, University of Greenwich, United Kingdom. • New Advancement of Exploration Theories on the Superimposed Basin of West China-Taking Tarim Basin as an Example. Mr. Qingyang Meng, China University of Petroleum, China. Coauthor: Mr. Xiongqi Pang, China University of Petroleum, China. • Reservoir Uncertainties Assessment for Development Project Evaluation and Risk Analysis. Dr. Virendra Singh, Repsol YPF, Spain. Coauthors: Mr. Mohamed Hegazy, Mr. Laurent Fontanelli, Repsol YPF, Spain. • Seismic Anisotropy Integration for Fracture Characterization of Carbonate Reservoirs Applied in Idd El Shargi Field, Offshore Qatar. Mr. Eduard Maili, Occidental Petroleum of Qatar, Qatar. Coauthors: Mr. Chan Condie, Mr. Shawn Kerns, Dr. Avnish Rajvanshi, Occidental Petroleum of Qatar, Qatar, Dr. Kasim Habib, Dr. Ramdas Narayanan, Qatar Petroleum, Qatar. • Navigating the Fog of Reservoir Uncertainties to Decision Making with Advanced Mathematical Models in New Field Development. Mr. Tony Pham, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia. Coauthors: Dr. Fahad Al-Ajmi, Mr. Mahdi Al-Shehab, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia.
Papers:
• Unconventional Petroleum Resources in Brazil – An Overview. Dr. Sylvia Anjos, Petrobras Exploration, Brazil.
• The Canadian Long Lake Project– Integrating SAGD, Cogeneration and Upgrading Technologies to Develop Athabasca Bitumen. Mr. John Birdgeneau, Nexen, Canada. • An Integrated Approach to On Site/In Situ Upgrading. Dr. Pedro Pereira-Almao, University of Calgary, Canada. Coauthor: Dr. Stephen Larter, University of Calgary, Canada. • Technical Challenges for Tight & Sour Gas. Mrs. Manoelle Lepoutre, Total, France. • Recovering Small, Thin Layered Gas Deposits Results in Profitable Returns. Ms. Glenda Wylie, Halliburton, USA. Posters:
• Evaluation of Steam Stimulation Production Technology for Light Oil in Low Permeability Oilfield. Mr. Hui Pu, University of Wyoming, USA. Coauthor: Dr. Daiyin Yin, University of Wyoming, USA.
• Development of Tar Sand Resources in Nigeria: Current Trends, Issues and Outlook. Mr. Olalekan Olafuyi, University of New South Wales, Australia. Coauthor: Mr. Oladele Bello, University of New South Wales, Australia. • Fracture Network Identification in Unconventional Gas Reservoir: An Integrated Study from Basin to Well-Bore. Mr. Didier Drapeau, Total, France. Coauthors: Mr. Jean-Paul Gomez, Mr. Ramin Nawab, Total, France, Mr. Jean-Michel Enjolras, Mr. Jean-Marc Bugeat, Total E&P Algeria, Algeria. • The Resource Quality Pyramid: Can it be inverted? Dr. Thomas Woods, Platts Analytics, USA. • Age of Chemistry in Production of Conventional and Unconventional Hydrocarbons. Prof. Istvan Lakatos, Research Institute of Applied Chemistry, University of Miskolc, Hungary. Coauthor: Dr. Julianna Lakatos-Szabo, University of Miskolc, Hungary. • Technical and Economic Feasibility Study of Transport and Upgrading Options for the Development of a Heavy Oil Field in Peru. Dr. Jesús García Gómez, Repsol YPF, Spain. Coauthors: Mr. Jose Guitian, Ms. Angela Mancera, Mr. Gilberto Peoa, Mr. Jaime A. Cadena, Mr. D. Omar Bueno, Repsol YPF, Spain. • The Heavy Oil Conundrum: Challenges in Transforming Giant Resources to Supplies. Dr. Philip Stark, HIS, USA. Coauthors: Dr. Kenneth Chew, HIS, USA, Dr. Peter Jackson, CERA, United Kingdom. • Portland-Polymer Cementing Composites Submitted To Mud Acid Attack. Ms. Ana Nóbrega, UFRN, Brazil. Coauthors: Prof. Antonio Eduardo Martinelli, Prof. Dulce Maria de Araujo Melo, Ms. Maria Roseane Fernandes Pontes, Mr. Bruno do Nascimento e Silva, UFRN, Brazil, Mr. José Heriberto do Nascimento, Uminho, Portugal.
Papers:
• Geospectra Infrasonic Passive Differential Spectroscopy (IPDS): An Optimized Technology for Direct Detection of Hydrocarbon Reservoir in Structural and Non-Structural Traps, Efficient Tool for a Well-Founded Enhanced Oil Recovery and Reservoir Monitoring. Prof. Monzer Makhous, GeoDynamics Research, Italy. Coauthors: Dr. Ernst D. Rode, GeoDynamics Research, Italy, Dr. Karim Akrawi, ADCO, United Arab Emirates.
• A New Method for Reservoir Characterization Using Temperature Transient Tests. Mr. Jamal Siavoshi, DCS-Testing, Qatar. Coauthor: Mr. Hassan Bahrami, DCS-Testing, Qatar. • Reservoir Monitoring by Microseismic Measurements in Saudi Arabia. Dr. Mohammed Alfaraj, Saudi Aramco Oil Company, Saudi Arabia. Coauthors: Mr. Shivaji Dasgupta, Dr. Michael Jervis, Saudi Aramco Oil Company, Saudi Arabia. • Reservoir Monitoring with in SAR Technology. Mrs. Johanna Granda, Altamira Information, Spain. Coauthors: Mr. Alain Arnaud, Mr. Geraint Cooksley, Mrs. Maria De Farago, Altamira Information, Spain. • Constraining Reservoir Models to Production and 4D Seismic Data - Application to the Girassol Field, Offshore Angola. Mr. Frederic Roggero, IFP, France. Coauthors: Mr. Olivier Lerat, Mr. Didier Yu Ding, IFP, France, Mr. Philippe Berthet, Mr. Frederic Lefeuvre, Mr. Pierre Perfetti, Total, France. Posters:
• The Core Techniques of Reservoir Geophysics. Dr. Shouli Qu, E&P Research Institute, SINOPEC, China. Coauthors: Mrs. Ning Dong, Mr. Zhenfeng Liu, E&P Research Institute, SINOPEC, China.
• Campos Basin, Albacora Leste Block: Study of Static and Dynamic Model of Caratinga Reservoir. Mr. Joao Otavio, Repsol YPF, Brazil. Coauthors: Mr. Ricardo Guy Cabrera Lara, Mrs. Glauce Figueiredo dos Santos, Mr. Rogerio Marques Vasques, Mr. Carlos Losilla Ortega, Mr. Raul Alberto Lay Di Virgilio, Repsol YPF, Brazil. • Reservoir Engineering Aspects of Integrated Operations. Mr. Leandro Reis, Petrobras, Brazil. Coauthor: Mr. Luis Carlos da Silva, Petrobras, Brazil. • Managing Self-sufficiency Using a Standard Decline Type Curve. Mr. Rubens Ribeiro, Brazilian National Petroleum Agency (ANP), Brazil. • Nonlinear Dynamics Methods for Passive Seismic Data Interpretation. Dr. Sergey Turuntaev, Institute of Dynamics of Geosphere, Russia. Coauthor: Mr. Alexey Novikov, Institute of Dynamics of Geosphere, Russia.
Papers:
• Alberta Carbonates - The Third Trillion. Mr. John McDougall, Alberta Research Council, Canada. Coauthor: Dr. Eddy Isaacs, Alberta Energy Research Institute, Canada.
• Carbonate reservoirs in Brazilian sedimentary basins. Mr. Adali Spadini, Petrobras, Brazil. • A Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Developing a Highly Faulted, Densely Fractured, Low Permeability Carbonate Reservoir, Offshore Qatar. Mr. Jeff Johnston, Occidental Petroleum of Qatar, Qatar. Coauthors: Mr. Chancell Condie, Mr. Tudor Popescu, Occidental Petroleum of Qatar, Qatar, Mr. Shawqi Al-Baker, Dr. Avnish Rajvanshi, Qatar Petroleum, Qatar. • The Ekofisk Field. Achieving Three Times the Original Value. Mr. Hroar Hermansen, ConocoPhillips, Norway. Posters:
• A New Strategic Approach for Increasing the Production Capacity & Solving the Corrosion Problem in some Carbonate Reservoirs; From the Bioengineering View. Mr. Oguzhan Akyener, Turkish Petroleum Corporation (TPAO), Turkey. Coauthors: Mr. Levent Kenar, Gülhane Military Medical, Turkey, Mr. Serhat Sevli, Middle East Technical University, Turkey.
• A Fully Integrated Approach for the Development of Rock Type Characterization, in a Middle East Giant Carbonate Reservoir. Ms. Amir Abbas Askari, Research Institute of Petroleum Industry (RIPI), Iran. • Integration of Borehole Resistivity Image Logs and Seismic Attributes for Fracture Prediction in Carbonate Reservoirs. Mr. Manfred Frass, Weatherford Int., Mexico. • Investigation of Water Coning in Naturally Fractured Oil Reservoirs. Mr. Jalal Foroozesh, Shiraz University, Iran. Coauthors: Mr. Davood Barzegari, Prof. Seyyed Shahabodin Ayatollahi, Prof. Abdolhosain Jahanmiri, Shiraz University, Iran. • Carbonate Reservoir Hydraulic Fracture Treatment in Oil & Gas Field, Uzbekistan. Mr. Hu Sun, CNPC, China. Coauthors: Mr. Xin Cao, Mr. Rongjian Li, Mr. Guoliang Liu, CNPC, China. • Similarities and Differences Between Waterflooding Performances of Naturally Fractured Carbonate and Sandstone Reservoirs at Samara Region Mature Oil Field in Russia. Mr. Benedikt Kolganov, Giprovostokneft, Russia. Coauthors: Ms. Anna Fomina, Ms. Galina Kovaleva, Mr. Sergey Agrafenin, Giprovostokneft, Russia, Mr. Alexandr Shashel, Samaraneftegaz, Russia. • Fracture Modeling of a Giant Carbonate Oil Field in Iran. Mr. Maziar Samak Abedi, Dejun Trah, Iran. • Hight Resolution Stratigraphy Framework for Carbonatic Deposits of Terciary of the Campos Basin. Mrs. Mary Raigosa Diaz, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Coauthor: Dr. Egberto Pereira, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Despite the discovery of and production from thousands of fields worldwide, the major amounts of oil produced still come from a few giant fields with hydrocarbon reserves exceeding one billion barrels. This session will address the following question: Where (in which geologic habitats) were such fields discovered in past decades and when and where will similar fields be discovered in the not too distant future?
One of the most challenging questions in our industry is the assessment of the oil and gas resources yet to be discovered. A global scale assessment project has been conducted under the auspices of the USGS’s World Energy Project. In this session the main findings and conclusions of this exercise will be discussed by representatives from various institutions involved in the study, including the quality (reservoir rock, reservoir/structural architecture, fluid composition) of the hydrocarbons to be discovered, the technical and financial challenges of future hydrocarbon provinces (including but not restricted to frontier areas) and the methodology of the assessment.
The oil and gas industry continuously strives to drill and complete wells better, faster, cheaper, safer, and with environmentally sound practices. This session will focus on extending our knowledge of drilling and completion practices by examining state-of-the-art techniques and exploring new and emerging technologies. Examples include: • Integrated Well Planning (well design for completion, optimizing, selecting drilling parameters, risk analysis, etc).
The world has roughly one trillion STB of oil reserves; another one trillion has already been produced. As the energy demand increases, our industry needs to find and produce more oil. Both finding and producing the future reserves present unique challenges. The easy to find oil is already discovered. Innovative technologies in Geophysics, drilling, production and enhanced oil recovery need to be developed and adapted if our industry is to meet this challenge. This session will focus on providing a vision for the E&P landscape leading to the discovery of the third trillion STB of oil reserves
In the free-market environment one of the key performance indicators of the listed oil and gas companies for the investors is the quantity, replacement and growth of the proved reserve base. For the national governments and authorities, the resource base is equally crucial information for planning, defining national budgets, securing security of supply and establishing policies that stimulate investment and protect consumers. However, current codes to report reserves and resources lack a universal standard and, in many cases, were not updated to reflect advances in technology. The lack of clear and universally accepted rules may lead to the reporting of reserve figures that are not directly comparable to each other, subject to discretionary interpretation and, as seen in the recent past, substantial revisions. One of the most damaging consequences of this is loss of credibility in reserves reports and the market volatility associated with uncertainties in the reserves and resources base. The UN ECE with the collaboration of the global professional associations in the Earth Sciences and with the IASB has been active since the late 1990s to develop a Common Code of Classification and Reporting. In this session high profile authorities and experts will discuss the latest achievements and progress on reserves and resources reporting.
The need to satisfy the growing thirst of the world for hydrocarbons brings exploration to deeper and more difficult prospects. We are now drilling very deep wells onshore and offshore, and have discovered, to our surprise, producible reservoirs below previously assumed basements. Ultra deep reservoirs, ranging between 25000 to 35000 feet have tested porosities up to 20%. The panellists will discuss what conditions cause the preservation of porosity, inhibition of diagenetic cementation and depression of geothermal gradients thought to be responsible for this unique geological phenomenon. Can we predict them? Are there more hydrocarbons below our previous assumed economic basement?
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