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Contents
Message of welcome & foreword
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His Excellency Shaikh Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Khalifa Minister of Oil Chairman, National Oil & Gas Authority (NOGA) Kingdom of Bahrain
Message of welcome & foreword
Ahmad Al Eidan Deputy CEO - Drilling & Technology Directorate, Kuwait Oil Company GEO 2018 Conference Chairman
Visitor information Exhibition floorplan
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Conference programme Exhibitor listing
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Welcome Message
His Excellency Shaikh Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Khalifa Minister of Oil Chairman, National Oil & Gas Authority (NOGA) Kingdom of Bahrain On behalf of the Government of Bahrain and the National Oil & Gas Authority (NOGA), I would like to extend a warm welcome to all guests, delegates and exhibitors who have joined us for the 13th Middle East Geosciences Conference and Exhibition (GEO 2018) which is held under the patronage of the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain, His Royal Highness Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa. Oil and gas has played an important role in the Bahrain economy since the first discovery of oil in 1932. Today, events such as GEO bring a welcome level of expertise as the Kingdom continues towards the advancement of our industry, aiding our goal to meet energy demand efficiently, responsibly and with maximum value. NOGA is also proud to support GEO 2018 as part of Bahrain’s Economic Vision 2030, in which the exhibition industry and business tourism play an important role in economic development. Since its inception in 1994, GEO has established itself as the premier forum for the regional and international petroleum geoscience community to share views on current industry topics and trends, exchange expertise, present state-of-theart technology and innovation, and stimulate further research of technical and business activities in the Middle East region. Under the theme “Pushing the Technical Limits: Shaping the Energy Landscape” the packed conference programme at GEO 2018 incorporates over 200 technical papers across 51 technical sessions, over 260 e-poster presentations and 3 executive plenary sessions with influential panel members from IOCs, NOCs and service company executives discussing invigorating topics relevant to today’s industry landscape. The parallel exhibition features more than 100 exhibitors from 20 countries worldwide. It serves as an important showcase for the latest technologies whilst acting as a conduit for the strategic collaborations and healthy competition that helps drive us forward. Out of the many participants, we are honoured to receive GCC NOCs, service industry giants, national groups and numerous other specialists from across the globe at this exceptional event. I would like to congratulate and thank the conference committee chaired by Ahmad Al Eidan of Kuwait Oil Company, the supporting professional associations, and the exhibition organisers for all their hard work and enthusiasm in producing such a comprehensive event. I am confident that the exchange of experience and technology at GEO 2018 will greatly enhance our knowledge of this vital industry and will further contribute towards its advancement. I wish all participants and the organisers every success, and those friends who have come from other countries a very pleasant stay in Bahrain.
Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Khalifa
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Welcome Message
Ahmad Al Eidan Deputy CEO - Drilling & Technology Directorate, Kuwait Oil Company GEO 2018 Conference Chairman On behalf of the GEO 2018 Executive Committee, I would like to welcome you to the 13th Middle East Geosciences Conference and Exhibition in Bahrain. The growth and success of this conference over the last decade has been remarkable and it is now a recognised and well established part of the annual cycle of leading geoscience events attracting major oil and service companies as well as technical experts from around the world to the Gulf. As we are all aware, the oil industry is still going through challenging times and despite a number of attempts to call the bottom of this current cycle there are no clear signs yet when conditions will significantly improve. The impact of unconventional reservoirs on oil and gas production has changed the dynamics of the market and as a result, technological advancements are key in finding and producing hydrocarbon reservoirs in an efficient and cost-effective manner. Examples of opportunities are in areas of improving recovery factors beyond the current levels, increasing fracturing efficiency in unconventional reservoirs, and introducing drilling automation, which altogether should lead to a future of sustainable energy under the current market environment. Under the theme of “Pushing the Technical Limits: Shaping the Energy Landscape�, the 2018 GEO Conference offers an extensive technical programme of oral and poster presentations, field trips and short courses as well as activities for young professionals and students and provides an ideal platform to exchange ideas and share valuable knowledge with fellow professionals in an interesting and stimulating environment. During this annual gathering at GEO 2018, you will hear from all across sections of energy industry experts on current challenges, business opportunities and unconventional resources shaping the future of the oil and gas landscape in the Middle East and elsewhere. I look forward to meeting you in Bahrain during GEO 2018 and wish you all a successful, interesting and fruitful conference.
Ahmad Al Eidan
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Visitor Information
For room locations, refer to floorplan on page 11
DATES
REGISTRATION FEES
Conference:
5 – 8 March 2018
Exhibition:
6 – 8 March 2018
Entry to the exhibition only is free of charge on all days. All conference registrations must be accompanied by full payment of delegate fees:
VENUE Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre
OPENING HOURS Conference
Exhibition
Monday, 5 March
17.00 – 18.30
closed
Tuesday, 6 March
08.30 – 17.00
09.00 – 17.00
Wednesday, 7 March
08.30 – 17.00
09.00 – 17.00
Thursday, 8 March
08.30 – 17.00
09.00 – 15.00
REGISTRATION DESK HOURS Exhibition Centre
Ritz Carlton Hotel
Saturday, 3 March
08.00 – 17.00
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Sunday, 4 March
08.00 – 17.00
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Monday, 5 March
08.00 – 19.00
16.00 – 20.00
Tuesday, 6 March
07.00 – 17.00
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Wednesday, 7 March
07.00 – 17.00
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Thursday, 8 March
07.00 – 15.00
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Conference delegate
US$ 985
University faculty & students
free of charge
Visitors (exhibition only)
free of charge
The conference delegate registration fee includes: • Admission to all conference sessions • Conference proceedings • Invitation to the conference opening dinner • Invitations to 3 lunches • Refreshments at tea & coffee breaks • Free admission to the exhibition • Conference delegate bag Registration for faculty and students is complimentary, and includes admission to all technical sessions, exhibition and coffee breaks, excluding lunches. Faculty and students are required to provide valid ID on collection of badges at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre.
CONFERENCE OPENING CEREMONY The conference opening ceremony takes place on Monday, 5 March from 17.00 – 18.15 hrs at the Ritz Carlton Hotel. This event has an open door policy welcoming conference delegates, exhibitors, media and visitors alike. See enclosed programme for details of speakers.
AUTHORS ROOM HOURS Sunday, 4 March
13.30 – 17.00
Monday, 5 March
08.00 – 19.00
Tuesday, 6 March
07.00 – 17.00
Wednesday, 7 March
07.00 – 17.00
Thursday, 8 March
07.00 – 16.30
ENTRY CONDITIONS GEO 2018 is open to oil and gas professionals and business visitors. Children under the age of 16 will not be admitted under any circumstances. All attendees must register on arrival at the exhibition. Admission badges must be worn at all times for security purposes. Re-entry can be gained without further registration provided badges are worn.
CONFERENCE GALA DINNER A dinner to mark the opening of the GEO 2018 conference will be held on Monday, 5 March at 18.30 hrs at the Ritz Carlton Hotel immediately following the conference opening. Dinner invitations are included in the full conference delegate registration fee.
CONFERENCE ABSTRACTS The abstract for each paper presented at the conference is published in the conference proceedings and hosted online on the GEO website (www.geo2018.com). Further details will be emailed to all conference delegates on Thursday, 8 March.
CONFERENCE PRESENTERS All oral and e-poster presenters must report to the Authors Room with their presentation 24 hours before their presentation is scheduled to take place.
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Visitor Information
SHOW APP
FIRST AID
The official GEO 2018 show app is available to download and help plan your experience. Get the full event schedule, maps, exhibitor and sponsor information, speaker details and more in the palm of your hand. Visit https://crowd.cc/geo2018 from your device.
First aid facilities are available from the medical room in Hall 1 where there is a nurse on standby.
LOST PROPERTY Lost property should be handed in to the organiser’s office in Hall 1.
CATERING FACILITIES Buffet lunches will be served on Tuesday 6, Wednesday 7 and Thursday, 8 March at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre from 12.00 – 13.30 hrs. Lunch tickets for all 3 days are included free of charge in the full conference delegate registration fee. Additional lunch tickets cost US$ 55 per day and can be purchased at the registration desk. Light refreshments are also available from the coffee lounge in Hall 1. Alcohol is not permitted in the exhibition centre.
CANVASSING Canvassing for business, the distribution of literature and / or samples other than by exhibitors from their own stands is strictly prohibited.
MEDIA & COPYRIGHT All conference sessions are protected by US copyright laws. Photography and video / audio recording of any kind are strictly prohibited in sessions except for authorised press.
PHOTOGRAPHER The official show photographer, National Photo Services, will display photographs taken during the show from its stand in Hall 1 and is available for individual assignments.
TAXI SERVICES Taxis are available directly in front of the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre. All taxis in Bahrain are metered, and it should be ensured that the meter is operating when engaging a taxi. Radio taxis may also be ordered in advance from the following operators: Speedy Motors Services
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tel: +973 17682999
Arabian Taxi Company
tel: +973 17461746
Bahrain Limo (private car hire)
tel: +973 1733 9533
PRAYER ROOMS Male and female prayer room facilities are located within Hall 1.
GEO 2018 IS ORGANISED BY Exhibition organisers: UBM AEM PO Box 20200 Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 17550033 E-mail: info.bahrain@ubm.com Conference organisers: AAPG Middle East PO Box 341359 Dubai United Arab Emirates Tel: +9714 3724201 E-mail: aapgme@aapg.org
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American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) ..........................018 Arabian Geophysical & Surveying Company (ARGAS)..............................921 Bahrain Petroleum Company (Bapco) ......................................................401 Baker Hughes, a GE company ..................................................................801 BGP Inc.....................................................................................................221 C&C Reservoirs Ltd...................................................................................014 Canar Geo Survey Services Company WLL ..............................................084 CGG..........................................................................................................641 Chemostrat Ltd.........................................................................................060 CNPC Greatwall Drilling Company ..........................................................121 Dhahran Geoscience Society (DGS) ..........................................................036 DMS Global WLL ......................................................................................003 DMT..........................................................................................................940 dGB Earth Sciences ..................................................................................076 DUG..........................................................................................................741 Dynamic Technologies “SmartSolo” ........................................................010 The EasyCopy Company ..........................................................................030 Eliis ..........................................................................................................016 ELSEVIER ..................................................................................................002 Emirates Society of Geoscience (ESG) ......................................................033 European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE) ....................020 GEO ExPro ................................................................................................007 Geological Society of Oman (GSO) ..........................................................034 Geologix Limited ......................................................................................038 Geospace Technologies ............................................................................042 GeoTeric....................................................................................................040 Global Geo Services AS ............................................................................056 Halliburton ..............................................................................................821 HRH Geology ............................................................................................080 Ikon Science..............................................................................................001 Industrial Technology ..........................................................Distribution point KFUPM - College of Petroleum Engineering & Geosciences ....................309 Kuwait Oil Company ................................................................................421 National Oil and Gas Authority (NOGA) ..................................................401 National Photo Services (NPS)..................................................................082 Neuralog ..................................................................................................046 The Oil & Gas Holding Company B.S.C. (C) (NOGAHOLDING) ..................401 Oil & Gas Journal................................................................Distribution point Oil & Gas News Magazine (OGN) ............................................................078 Oil and Gas Technology ......................................................Distribution point Oil Review Middle East ......................................................Distribution point Oilfield Technology..............................................................Distribution point PETROSYS ................................................................................................086 Reservoir Group - Surface Logging ..........................................................047 RockWash Prep and Store Ltd. ................................................................349 ROGII........................................................................................................048 ROSGEO ..................................................................................................201 Saudi Aramco ..........................................................................................601 Saudi Geophysical Consulting Office........................................................901 Schlumberger ..........................................................................................101 Seismic Profile ....................................................................Distribution point SERCEL ....................................................................................................841 Shearwater GeoServices Ltd. ....................................................................058 Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) ..............................................022 Spectra-Map Ltd. ......................................................................................052 Stratochem Services ................................................................................015 Tatweer Petroleum....................................................................................401 The Oil & Gas Year....................................................................................006 Thermo Fisher Scientific............................................................................004 TNO ..........................................................................................................840 UBM ........................................................................................................064 Upstream ............................................................................Distribution point Weatherford ............................................................................................321 Weihai Sunfull Geophysical Exploration Equipment Co., Ltd. ..................032 X-ray Mineral Services Ltd. ......................................................................349 ZEISS Microscopy......................................................................................044
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Conference Programme
Committee Executive Committee
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Ahmad Al Eidan (Chair) Kuwait Oil Company
Michael Bittar Halliburton
Ibraheem Assa’adan Saudi Aramco
Ahmed Al Riyami ADMA-OPCO
Thomas Finkbeiner
Sa’id Al Hajri Saudi Aramco
(EAGE Regional Advisory Council)
KAUST
Mahmoud Abdul Baqi ARGAS
Hassan Al-Fardan National Oil and Gas Authority, Bahrain
Ivo Nuic Baker Hughes, a GE Company
Faihan Mohamed AlFaihani, National Oil and Gas Authority, Bahrain
Mohammed Badri Schlumberger
Peter Bartlett BAPCO
Hisham Zubari National Oil and Gas Authority, Bahrain
Wafik Beydoun Total
Shaoqing Sun C&C Reservoirs
Intisaar Al Kindy Petroleum Development Oman
Taher Hamid ExxonMobil
Salim Al Mahruqi (AAPG ME President)
Petroleum Development Oman
Mohammed Al Ghamdi (SEG ME President)
Saudi Aramco
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Technical Program Committee
Jarrah Al Jenaie (Co-Chair) Kuwait Oil Company
Isa Janahi BAPCO
Reyad Abu-Taleb Kuwait Oil Company
Ahmed Hakami (Co-Chair) Saudi Aramco
James Faroppa C&C Reservoirs
Nadeem Balushi Petroleum Development Oman
Abdallah Al Shamsi ADNOC Offshore / Emirates Society of Geosciences
Mohammed Hussain Dhahran Geoscience Society
Mohammed Al Khalifa Saudi Aramco
Bashir Durrani ARGAS
Phoebe McMellon Elsevier
Wael Abdallah Schlumberger
Wael El Sherbeny Baker Hughes, a GE Company
Pinar Yilmaz ExxonMobil
Najla Nedham Tatweer Petroleum
Abdurahiim Roberts Baker Hughes, a GE Company
Aisha Al Hajri Geological Society of Oman
Friso Veenstra TNO
Yahya Al Ansari BAPCO
Khalid Al Ramadan KFUPM
Young Professionals and Students Activities Committee
Abdullah Al Kandari (Chair) Kuwait Oil Company
Husam Al Rawahi Petroleum Development Oman
Abdulaziz Muhaidib Saudi Aramco / Dhahran Geoscience Society
Maan Al Gain ARGAS
Mohammed Khalifa Saudi Aramco
Ali Khalifa Tatweer Petroleum
Aldo Vesnaver Khalifa University of Science and Technology
Eman Yami Saudi Aramco
Khalid Al Bloushi UAE University
Hajar Alwazzan Kuwait Oil Company
Salma Alsinan Saudi Aramco / Dhahran Geoscience Society
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Conference Programme
Reviewers We would like to acknowledge and thank the 2018 abstract reviewers: Abdalla Hussain Al Shamsi Ghulam Iqbal Bashir Durrani Abdurahiim Roberts Yahya Al Ansari Isa Janahi K. Kumar James Faroppa Stephen Hallinan Raffaela Sabetian Phoebe McMellon Sandra Merten Pinar Yilmaz Mohammed Amri Aisha Al Hajri Khalid Al-Ramadan Stewart Alan Greenhalgh John Humphrey Abul Jamaluddin Ismail Kaka John J.G. Reijmer Salem AlAli Jarrah Al-Jenaie Ghaida Al-Sahlan Rita Andriany Mohamed Arafat Halis Bayri Bhaskar Chakrabarti Sandra Crespo Keith Edwards Adel El-Emam Mohamed Hafez Abdul Razak Mohd Hameed Shereef Riyasat Husain Reyad Ibrahim Abu-Taleb Badruzzaman Khan Prabir Kumar Nath Hari Kurniawan Miggie Nurwibow Anand Prakash Ghassan Rached Mafizar Rahaman Rajesh Rajagopal Venkateswara Rao Maddipudi Parmjit Singh Nadeem Al Balushi
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ADMA-OPCO AECOM ARGAS Baker Hughes, A GE Company BAPCO BAPCO BAPCO C&C Reservoirs CGG CGG Elsevier Elsevier ExxonMobil GSO Member, Petroleum Development Oman GSO Vice President, Petroleum Development Oman KFUPM KFUPM KFUPM KFUPM KFUPM KFUPM Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Kuwait Oil Company Petroleum Development Oman
Abdullah Al Ghahafi Mohammed Al Ghammari Othman Al Harrsai Daniela Frese John Hopkins Joannes Okkerman Sami Abdelbagi Mahdi AbuAli Abdelghayoum Ahmed Fares Alaboud Mohammed Alhussain Hussein Aly Ahmed Amiri Khaled Arouri Weiqi Bai AbdelFattah M Bakhiet Mohammad Bannagi Kirk Bartko Salman Bubshait Van Chuong Do Mohammed Duhailan Ion Dumitru Ahmed Hakami Javed Ismail Mohammed Khalifa Mohammad Maghlouth Otto Meza Camargo Ahmed Mubarak Mahdi Mutlaq Emad Muzaiyen Nestor Palacious Said Qahtani Sami Saadan Ahmed Saleh David Tang Jay Vogt Schuman Wu Mustapha Abbad Wael Abdallah Nikita Chugunov Malcolm Francis Ping Zhang Jayanta Bardalaye Michael Dowen Mark Raymond Lambert Najla Nedham Stefan Carpentier Stephan Gruijters Friso Veenstra Greg Henderson Ali Ziarani
Petroleum Development Oman Petroleum Development Oman Petroleum Development Oman Petroleum Development Oman Petroleum Development Oman Petroleum Development Oman Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco Schlumberger Schlumberger Schlumberger Schlumberger Schlumberger Tatweer Petroleum Tatweer Petroleum Tatweer Petroleum Tatweer Petroleum TNO TNO TNO Trican Well Service Ltd Trican Well Service Ltd
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Technical Program Overview Monday, 5 March 2018
AL GHAZAL & AL NOOR BALLROOMS, RITZ CARLTON 17:00 - 18:15 Opening Ceremony Reception and Gala Dinner 18:30
Tuesday, 6 March 2018
Room 1
Room 2
08:30 - 09:55 Session 1: Innovations and Technology Applications in Reservoir Characterization
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5
Room 6
Session 2: Integrated Reservoir Characterization Studies I
Session 3: Integrated Case Studies I - Carbonate Reservoirs
Session 4: Advances in Seismic Data Acquisition
Session 5: Advances in Borehole Seismic
Session 8: Integrated Reservoir Characterization Case Studies II
Session 9: Integrated Case Studies II: Clastic Reservoirs
Session 10: Acquisition Case Studies
Session 11: Advances in NonSeismic Technologies (Gravity and Magnetic)
Session 14: Diagenesis and Reservoir Quality Prediction
Session 15: Integrated Case Studies III: Geomechanics and Production
Session 16: Advances in Near Surface Solutions
Session 17: Non-Seismic Case Studies
09:55 - 10:30 Inauguration of Exhibition and Coffee Break 10:00 - 11:30 E-Poster Sessions 10:30 - 12:00 Plenary Session: Beyond Current Technical Limits: Overcoming Barriers for Future Energy
12:00 - 13:30 Lunch 13:30 - 14:55 Session 6: Basin Modeling and Petroleum Systems
Session 7: Exploration Technology I
14:55 - 15:30 Coffee Break and E-Poster Sessions Session 13: 15:30 - 16:55 Session 12: Basin Modeling and Stratigraphic Framework
Exploration Technology II
EAGE / AAPG Hydrocarbon Seals of the Middle East 16-19 APRIL, 2018 • ABU DHABI, UAE
MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA 2018 EVENTS CALENDAR
Field Seminar: Strike-Slip Tectonics, Tectono-Stratigraphy and Petroleum Systems of the Levant Restraining Bend in Lebanon 26-28 APRIL, 2018 • BEIRUT, LEBANON Maximizing Asset Value: Integrating Geoscience with Reservoir Management and Facilities Optimization 30 APRIL – 1 MAY, 2018 • MUSCAT, OMAN Digital Subsurface Transformation 7-8 MAY, 2018 • DUBAI, UAE RDPETRO Conference and Exhibition 13-15 MAY, 2018 • ABU DHABI, UAE AAPG Annual Conference and Exhibition 20-23 MAY, 2018 • SALT LAKE CITY, USA AAPG International Conference and Exhibition 4-7 NOVEMBER, 2018 • CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
For more information visit
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Conference Programme
Wednesday, 7 March 2018
Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5
Room 6
Session 19: Fracture Characterization and Modeling
Session 20: Risks and Portfolio Management
Session 21: Velocity and Depth Imaging
Session 22: Seismic Attribute Analysis
Session 25: Stratigraphic Studies
Session 26: Rock Physics
Session 27: Processing Challenges and Solutions
Session 28: Geoscience for Renewable Energy, Social Responsibility and Risk Assessment
Session 31: Session 30: Seismic Interpretation Stratigraphy and Depositional Systems Case Studies
Session 32: Reservoir Geomechanics
Session 33: Processing Case Studies
Session 34: Groundwater Studies
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5
Room 6
Session 36: Petroleum Systems and Geochemistry
Session 37: Rift Basin I
Session 38: Advanced Seismic Methods for Reservoir Characterization
Session 39: Unconventional Well Completion and Stimulation
Session 42: Drilling and Completion Efficiency I
Session 43: Rift Basin II
Session 44: Best Practices in Data Management and IT
Session 45: Unconventional Reservoir Simulation and Economics
Session 48: Drilling and Completion Efficiency II
Session 49: Petrophysics Case Studies
Session 50: Data Management; Quality Assurance and Quality Control
Session 51: Integration of Outcrop and Subsurface
08:30 - 09:55 Session 18: Emerging Unconventional Plays
09:55 - 10:30 Coffee Break 10:00 - 12:00 E-Poster Sessions 10:30 - 12:00 Plenary Session: Unconventional Resources: Challenges and Opportunities
12:00 - 13:30 Lunch 13:30 - 14:55 Session 23: Unconventional Case Studies I
14:55 - 15:30 Coffee Break 15:00 - 15:40 E-Poster Sessions 15:30 - 16:55 Session 29: Unconventional Case Studies II
Session 24: Quantitative Interpretation
Thursday, 8 March 2018
Room 1 08:30 - 09:55 Session 35:
New Exploration Concepts and Discoveries
09:55 - 10:30 Coffee Break 10:00 - 12:00 E-Poster Sessions 10:30 - 12:00 Plenary Session: AI and IoT in E&P – The 4th Industrial Revolution and Oil & Gas
12:00 - 13:30 Lunch 13:30 - 14:55 Session 40: Reservoir Characterization and Modeling I
Session 41: Hydrocarbon Traps and Seals
14:55 - 15:30 Coffee Break and E-Poster Sessions Session 47: 15:30 - 16:55 Session 46: Reservoir Characterization and Modeling II
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Hydrocarbon Exploration: Case Studies
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Conference Programme
Opening Ceremony Date: Time: Venue:
Monday, 5 March 2018 17:00 – 18:15 hrs Al Noor Ballroom, Ritz Carlton Hotel
The grand GEO2018 conference opening will focus around the theme of ‘Pushing the Technical Limits: Shaping the Energy Landscape’. The ceremony will start with a ministerial session and an opening speech by the Minister of Oil, Kingdom of Bahrain, His Excellency Shaikh Mohammed bin Khalifa Al-Khalifa, followed by a keynote speech by His Excellency Ali Al-Naimi, former Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources of Saudi Arabia, and a current advisor to the Royal Court. Global energy challenges will then be discussed by leading industry expert, Dr. Scott W. Tinker, Director, Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas, Austin. Dr. Scott W. Tinker will deliver his talk entitled ‘Energy, Economy, and Climate: Seeking the Radical Middle’.
Plenary Sessions Plenary Session: Beyond Current Technical Limits Overcoming Barriers for Future Energy Date: Tuesday, 6 March 2018 Time: 10:30 – 12:00 hrs Session Moderators:
Paul Sheng, Senior Partner, Hong Kong, McKinsey
Mohammed Badri, Managing Director, Schlumberger Keynote: Mohammed Y. Al Qahtani, Senior Vice President Upstream, Saudi Aramco Speakers: Hinda Gharbi, President, Reservoir Characterization Group, Schlumberger Matthias Heilmann, Chief Digital Officer, Baker Hughes, a GE Company
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Michael Collins, Vice President Wells Non-Operated Ventures, Shell Mohammad AbdAlWahab Al-Qenaei Manager, Research & Development Group, Kuwait Oil Company Hisham Al Siyabi, GeoSolutions Manager and Corporate Technology, Petroleum Development Oman The oil industry is going through challenging times under the current global market conditions. The export of oil and gas from traditionally consuming countries has changed the landscape. It is expected that oil prices will remain close to an average of $53/bbl throughout 2017 and 2018. The number of operating rigs has significantly increased since a year ago, especially in North America in an effort to make up for the decline in the producing assets, however commitment to capital expenditure remains conservative. Technological breakthroughs are required to unlock hydrocarbons in an efficient and cost effective manner. The required step change should aim at improving recovery factor beyond the current 55%, achieve 100% fracturing efficiency in unconventional reservoirs, drilling automation through robotic applications, superior seismic resolution in acquisition and imaging technologies, and optimization of reservoir production and management which will lead to sustainable future energy under the current market environment. Tremendous amounts of data have been collected in the oil industry by operators and service companies in the upstream operations. Exploring and exploiting this huge data will play a key role in the way we work going forward and enable new ways to think and act differently and effectively. Big data analytics will provide new approaches to address inefficiencies and will improve our performance in operations and potentially reduce cost of production. The new advances in technology have been incremental in nature as seen in recent years. The industry is a slow adopter to change which is hindering our efforts for improved efficiencies and effectiveness. The industry needs to change the way we do things and start to think more creatively on how to develop technology. We need to look outside our industry and bring technology successes and adopt them to our operational procedures. The challenges we face in the oilfield such as stuck pipe, loss circulation, wellbore stability, and water management are still to be addressed. The industry keeps doing the same as before which gives them less uncertainties. Predictive algorithms, system diagnostics, early warning of deterioration and failure can be achieved if we use not only historical data but also current and future data in a full stream analytics. Data scientists are critical to our future energy and we hope to transform our industry into a true digital era where inefficiencies are reduced, cost is optimized, new discoveries are made and recovery is maximized. The invited panelists will share their vision and view forward looking at how we will think and change.
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Plenary Session: Unconventional Resources Challenges and Opportunities Date: Wednesday, 7 March 2018 Time: 10:30 – 12:00 hrs
Plenary Session: AI and IoT in E&P – The 4th Industrial Revolution and Oil & Gas Date: Thursday, 8 March 2018 Time: 10:30 – 12:00 hrs
Session Moderators:
Session Moderators:
Dick Stoneburner, Managing Director, Energy Investment Team, Pine Brook Partners
Atanu Basu, CEO & President, Ayata
Hafiz Al Shammery, Manager, North Arabia Unconventional Gas Asset Department, Saudi Aramco
Hisham Zubari, Senior Advisor, National Oil and Gas Authority, Bahrain
Speakers:
Speakers:
Khalid Al Abdulqader, General Manager, Unconventional Resources, Saudi Aramco
Sami Alnuaim, Manager, Petroleum Application Services Department, Saudi Aramco
Eder Lizcano,Vice President, Reservoir Development, BP Oman
Satyam Priyadarshy, Technology Fellow & Chief Data Scientist, Halliburton
Dick Stoneburner, Managing Director, Energy Investment Team, Pine Brook Partners
Laveen Mansharamani, Business Leader, Watson Internet of Things, IBM - Gulf and Levant
Tadeusz W. Patzek, Director, Ali Al Naimi Petroleum Engineering Research Center & Professor of Earth Science and Engineering, KAUST
Russell Herbert, Oil & Gas Industry Principal, OSIsoft
Unconventional resources are targeted for exploration and development around the globe, including the Middle East. With a relatively short cycle time and quick payout, the exploitation of these resources in mature markets like North America has revealed its commerciality. As a result of active exploration and appraisal campaigns over the last several years, a number of Middle East basins have been identified as potential emerging unconventional plays. These basins host the world’s largest conventional hydrocarbon resource and may have an order of magnitude higher of hydrocarbons in unconventional reservoirs waiting to be developed. However, in today’s market conditions, the global energy landscape outlines some key challenges for unconventional gas development. Building on the successful unconventional experience from North America, the panel session will share proven industry examples of best practices and strategies for unconventional gas development in today’s challenging market. With focus on resilience, agility and adaptability, the challenges facing these emerging plays can be transformed into opportunities. In addition, data gathering strategies during the initial exploration phase will be discussed to provide insights on the economic benchmarks used to assess and rank such emerging plays. Ultimately, this information will provide national oil companies, international oil companies, and services companies with the knowledge needed to evaluate, exploit and accelerate the development of such resource plays.
In the last two decades, the world has witnessed how efficient data flow among devices connected to the internet and machines has transformed and enhanced human lives and fundamentally altered every industry in what is known as the 4th industrial revolution. In the oil and gas industry, enormous volumes of data collected through sensors such as microseismic, fiberoptics, and logging have brought new challenges and unexpected opportunities. Similar to other industries, Artificial Intelligence (AI) will help combine data collected from geology, geophysics, petrophysics, lithology, mineralogy with data from drilling, completions, production, and economics to generate actionable insights that will help us find and produce more hydrocarbon in faster, cheaper, and safer ways. In this session, we explore these challenges and opportunities citing real life, value-added AI and IoT applications in the Oil & Gas industry.
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SESSION 1: INNOVATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS IN RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION
SESSION 2: INTEGRATED RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION STUDIES I
Session Chairs: Mohammad Al Khalifa & Omar El Shamy
Session Chairs: Jayanta Bardalaye & Mohammed Hafez Abdul Razak
08:30 Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
08:35 Drone-Based Remote Sensing for Digital Outcrop Modeling Using Photogrammetry Techniques -
Seismic Reservoir Characterization of Middle Marrat Formation Using Broadband Seismic Data Lead to Drilling Success from North Kuwait - S. Al-Asfour*, M. F. Al-Awadhi, J. Al-Jenaie, M. Hafez Abdul Razak, M. Hameed Shereef
A. AbuBshait, M. I. Fallatah, M. M. Mezghani*, S. Shammari
08:55 Automation Provides Unique Insights into the Rock Record and Subsurface through the Delivery of a Robotic Sample Collection and Analysis Device - D. Tonner*
Benefits of Enhanced Reservoir Characterization in Geosteering to Maximize Production Performance in an Undeveloped Reservoir: Case Study, Offshore Abu Dhabi - S. Ahmed*, A. Aki, S. D. Al Hassani, I. Al-Tameemi, O. Ameer, R. E. Kamel, O. Keshtta, M. Tanvir, W. F. Wasel
09:15 New Approach to Aid Multi-Scale Imaging and Characterization of Heterogeneous Carbonate Rocks Sedimentology and Petroleum Potential of Chia Using Epoxy-Pore Casts - V. Chandra, A. S. Hassan*, T. Patzek, M. Yutkin
09:35 Integrated Workflow for Reservoir Properties Prediction, Using Ultra-Far Seismic Data, Mansoura Area, Onshore Nile Delta, Egypt - W. Fathy*, A. Shams
Gara Formation (Middle Tithonian – Berriasian) in Selected Sections in Kurdistan Region, Iraq A. N. Edilby, G. H. Sherwani* Elastic Facies Prediction as a Tool to Quality Control Logs from Clastic Reservoirs in an Offshore Field of Saudi Arabia - M. Ashfaq*, O. H. Afif
09:55 Inauguration of Exhibition, Coffee Break and E-Poster Sessions 10:30 PLENARY SESSION: BEYOND CURRENT TECHNICAL LIMITS: OVERCOMING BARRIERS FOR FUTURE ENERGY 12:00 Lunch Break SESSION 6: BASIN MODELING AND PETROLEUM SYSTEMS
SESSION 7: EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGY I
SESSION 8: INTEGRATED RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION CASE STUDIES II
Session Chairs: Salem Al Ali & Sedat Inan
Session Chairs: Abdullah Theyab & Ivo Nuic
Session Chairs: Nezar Talhah & Omran Al-Zankawi
13:30 Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
13:35 A Highly Parallel Billion Cell Basin Simulator
Direct Numerical Simulation of Halite Cementation: Towards a Model to Predict the Location of Halite Fingers in Hydrocarbon Reservoirs - H. Liu, R. March, S. Zhang*
Characterization of Karst and Fault-Fracture Networks and their Impact on Thermal EOR in a Tight Carbonate Reservoir, Awali Field, Bahrain A. Abousetta, R. Al Saffar, A. Khalifa, M. R. Lambert*, A. Mohamed, A. Shehab
Geothermal Gradient Anomalies of Hydrocarbon Entrapment at Southern North Sea Basin, UKCS: A Mature Basin Rejuvenation Technique M. W. Ibrahim*
Rock-Typing: An Integrated Reservoir Characterization Tool for Tight Jurassic Carbonates, West Kuwait - J. Al-Kanderi, T. Lemaux, S. Matar, D. Mohammad, P. Mukherjee*, D. SinghaRay
A Combination of Advanced Mud Gas Technology and RockWise to Identify Hydrocarbon Bearing Zone, a Case Study J. M. Dashti*
Optimizing the Management of a Mature Giant Carbonate Oil Field with Reservoir Segmentation - C. Viaud*
- T. Almani, T. Byer, A. Dogru*, S. Du, L. Fung, I. Inzoli, S. Kayum, B. Lin, A. Mana, F. Mannuss, G. Port, C. Tan, A. Youbi
13:55 Modelling Source Rock Maturation and Hydrocarbon Formation in Iraq - N. Z. Marouf*
14:15 Effective Geochemical Methods for Characterization of Two Major Source-Rocks in Kuwait Through Samples Reduction by Selective Screening Technique - A. AlKamiss, R. Andriany*
14:35 Paleozoic Gas Geochemistry in Northwest Saudi Applications of Palynology and Palynofacies Arabia: Laboratory Simulation Versus Field Observation - K. Arouri, L. Gao, P. Luo*, Y. Tang
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Analysis to the Hydrocarbon Exploration in the MENA Region - S. Al Hajri, H. El Atfy*
An Integrated Study of a Defined Unayzah a (Tinat Member) Stratigraphic Pinchout, and the Implication for Future Gas Exploration M. Alabbad*, A. A. Theyab
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SESSION 3: INTEGRATED CASE STUDIES I: CARBONATE RESERVOIRS
SESSION 4: ADVANCES IN SEISMIC DATA ACQUISITION
SESSION 5: ADVANCES IN BOREHOLE SEISMIC
Session Chairs: Francis Elisabeth & Abdalla Al Shamsi
Session Chairs: Ghassan Rashed & John Quigley
Session Chairs: Sami Saadan & Bader Al-Ajmi
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
Processing and Imaging of Seismic Data Acquired with Buried Vertical DAS Arrays M. Al-Ali, A. Bakulin, K. E. Erickson, P. Golikov, I. Silvestrov*, R. Smith
Feasibility of Moment Tensor Inversion for a Single-Well Microseismic Data Using Neural Networks - J. Akram, O. Ovcharenko*, D. Peter
Integrated Simultaneous 4D Surface Seismic and 3D VSP to Map Steam Injection in Lower Fars Heavy Oil Reservoir - M. El Dayem, A. El-Emam, A. Ghida, C. Koeninger*, S. Leaney, X. Li, A. Mouaki, D. Skorinski
Navigating through the Red Sea Subsalt Structures: A Look-Ahead VSP Case Study from Saudi Arabia - A. A. Aldawood*, C. Planchart
08:30 Introductory Remarks 08:35 Confidently Achieve Dry Oil Production through High Water Saturation Zones by Innovative Approach for Data Integration: Case Study from Newly Developed Carbonate Field M. Abdalbagi, S. N. Afzal, Al-Braik, S. Al-Jabri, A. Al-Sereidi, F. Al-Zaabi*, M. M. Amer
08:55 A New Approach for Integration of Well Placement and Directional Drilling Processes in Extended Reach Wells through Thin Carbonate Reservoirs: Case Study, Offshore Abu Dhabi A. Aki, B. Al Dhafari, A. Al Felasi, A. Al Neaimi, M. Ashraf, E. Diab, Y. Goraya, H. Khemissa, J. Krawec, R. E. Kamel, W. F. Wasel*
09:15 The Middle Marrat Reservoir Characterization
Smart DAS Upholes for Near Surface Model as a Showcase of Best Practice Modeling Building and Deep Imaging - M. Al-Ali, Workflows and Value Added by Subsurface Data A. Bakulin, P. Golikov*, R. Smith Integration - M. Braun, R. Dekker, B. Dewever, C. Hasler*, S. Lamine, X. Le Varlet, S. Miller, N. Neog, C. Pattnaik, S. Perrotta, N. Rao, P. Richard, E. Tegelaar
09:35 Reservoir Optimization and Monitoring Challenges in the Nahr Umr Reservoirs of the Bahrain Field - A. Al-Muftah, M. Hameed*, M. Mansoor
The Quest for Broadband Seimisc Data on Land C. J. Criss*
09:55 Inauguration of Exhibition, Coffee Break and E-Poster Sessions 10:30 12:00 Lunch Break SESSION 9: INTEGRATED CASE SESSION 10: ACQUISITION CASE STUDIES II: CLASTIC RESERVOIRS STUDIES Session Chairs: Abdullah AlQahtani & Arnoud Slootman
13:30 Introductory Remarks 13:35 Integration of Chemostratigraphy and Sedimentology to the Correlation of the PermoCarboniferous Unayzah Group, Central Saudi Arabia - N. W. Craigie*
13:55 The Lower Shammar Play: Integrating Forensic Geoscience, Petroleum Engineering and WRFM to Explore a Sub-Seismic Stratigraphic Trap A. Al Hajri, M. Al Shaibani*, S. Collins, M. El Shafie, I. Gomez-Perez
Session Chairs: Van Do & Rader Abdul Fattah
DrillCam: An Integrated Real-Time System to Image Ahead and Around the Bit - M. Al-Ali, A. Almuhaidib*, Y. Luo
An Integrated Approach to Deal with Change in Microseismic Data - S. Ahmed, S. A. Alazri*, R. Alkiyumi, Q. Alsiyabi, S. Mahajan, H. Mukhaini, R. Rahmoune, L. Rothenberg
SESSION 11: ADVANCES IN NONSEISMIC TECHNOLOGIES (GRAVITY AND MAGNETIC) Session Chairs: Emad Al Muzaiyen & Hassan Radhi
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
Achieving Marine-Like Repeatability in a Complex Desert Environment: 4D Seismic Acquisition and Processing Lessons A. Alramadhan, A. Bakulin, M. Jervis, R. Smith*
Interpretation of Airborne Gravity Gradiometry Data for Bahrain - P. Kovac, M. Parsons, R. Sabetian*, A. Shehab
Deblended-Data Reconstruction Using a Closed-Loop Approach for Time-Lapse Seismic Monitoring - M. Y. Ali, G. Blacquiere, T. Ishiyama*, S. Nakayama
Tectonic Evolution of Al-Wajid Graben, Southwestern Saudi Arabia - I. Dumitru, C. Hofmann, J. Ismail, M. H. Khalil, E. Muzaiyen, A. Salem*
Optimization of 3D Land Seismic Survey Design - Gas Production, Storage and Hazard Controlled by Microgravity Surveys - J. Mrlina* Development Planning and Reservoir Management - A. Almuhaidib*, V. Do W. A. Al-Ghanim*, G. Duvivier, S. Rajan
14:15 Burgan 3SU Reservoir; A Success Story in
14:35 A Re-Evaluation of Production, Geological and Petrophysical Data of a Mature Clastic Middle East Reservoir Provides a Surprising Outcome M. Dowen*
Confidence in Data Recorded with Land Seismic Recorders - S. Wilcox, N. Tellier*
Microgravity Investigation for Drilling Hazards in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia D. Colombo, M. Jervis, G. W. McNeice*
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SESSION 13: EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGY II
SESSION 14: DIAGENESIS AND RESERVOIR QUALITY PREDICTION
Session Chairs: Aisha Al Hajri & Abid Bhullar
Session Chairs: David Tang & Gasser Hassan
Session Chairs: Yousef Mousa & Fawaz Al-Saqran
Introductory Remarks
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Integrated Prospectivity Analysis of Late Jurassic Hith and Gotnia Formations in Umm Niqa Area – North Kuwait - F. G. Al-Enizi*, M. Al-Wadi, S. Das, R. Ibrahim Abu-Taleb, A. Moustafa, V. Rao Maddipudi
Preservation of High Porosities within Glaciogenic Sandstones of the Sarah Formation, Northwest Saudi Arabia - S. Khan*
The Late Neoproterozoic to Lower Cambrian Hydrocarbon Potential of Northern Saudi Arabia - D. Mackertich*
Micro-Rhombic Calcite and Micro-Porosity in Early Cretaceous Reservoirs – The Role of Burial Diagenesis Driven by Plate Tectonics - H. Hoteit, C. Santamarina, V. Vahrenkamp*
Stratigraphic Trapping Opportunities in the Upper Cretaceous of the Eastern Arabian Plate H. Droste*
Characteristics of Carbonate Rock Types in Different Reservoirs in the Middle East O. AlJallad, M. R. Dernaika*, B. Mansour
Untapped Hanifa Formation Potential in Deep Marine Settings - M. Abdou, S. Alawwad*, A. J. Al-Dhubaib, B. Al-Shammeri, M. Habeebuddin, M. H. Khalil, F. Khateeb, M. M. Marhoon, K. Sulami, A. A. Theyab
Reservoir Quality Variations within the Lower Cretaceous Minagish Formation: Insights From Undevelopped Areas, Onshore Kuwait A. S. Al-Ajmi, A. Bonin, M. Deville de Periere*, J. Hirani, P. Kumar Nath, S. Singh
15:30 Introductory Remarks 15:35 Sequence Stratigraphy Framework of Hauterivian to Aptian Zubair Formation, Onshore Kuwait - D. Al-Aradah*, A. H. Youssef,
15:55 Tidal Dominated Transgressive Regressive Depositional Sequence for the Upper Abu Roash G Unit, Qarun Fields, Western Desert, Egypt E. Abd El Gawad, C. Clerk, M. Fathy, A. Hassan, T. Hassan*, A. Khairy, M. Mohamed
16:15 A Seismo-Stratigraphic View on Subsurface Architecture of Some Carbonate Fields Onshore Abu Dhabi - M. Oke*, K. Sun Shin
16:35 Regional Review of Natih Truncation Play in North Oman - I. Al Rajaibi*
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EAGE MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA EVENTS IN 2018 16-19 April 2018 Second EAGE/AAPG Hydrocarbon Seals of the Middle East Workshop
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11-14 June 2018 80th EAGE Conference & Exhibition 2018
Registration Open
Cophenhagen, Denmark
Call for Abstracts Open
Muscat, Oman
Call for Abstracts Open
Abu Dhabi, UAE
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Abu Dhabi, UAE
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Call for Abstracts Open
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1-4 October 2018 Second EAGE Geochemistry Workshop 6-8 November 2018 Second EAGE/SPE Geosteering and Well Placement 18-20 November 2018 First EAGE Workshop on 4D Seismic 3-5 December 2018 Fourth EAGE Eastern Africa Petroleum Geoscience Forum 9-13 December 2018 Seventh Arabian Plate Geology Workshop: Pre-Cambrian to Paleozoic Petroleum Systems in the Arabian Plate
More information about these or other events please contact us at middle_east@eage.org.
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SESSION 15: INTEGRATED CASE STUDIES III: GEOMECHANICS AND PRODUCTION
SESSION 16: ADVANCES IN NEAR SURFACE SOLUTIONS
SESSION 17: NON-SEISMIC CASE STUDIES
Session Chairs: Halis Bayri & Abdullatif Al-Shuhail
Session Chairs: Ahmed Salem & Pankaj Khanna
Session Chair: Johannes Vossen
15:30 Introductory Remarks 15:35 Successful Integrated Reservoir Management
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Leads to Doubling of Production: A Case Study of Upper Burgan Reservoir, Raudhatain Field, Kuwait - N. Al Hajeri, S. K. Chellappan*, S. De, A. Safar 3D Seismic Data and Geomechanics Integration for Tight Sand Appraisal Program Optimization – A Case Study in Saudi Arabia - H. Abdulal, M. Aldakheel, H. Alghenaim, F. Amry, F. Elisabeth*, J. Luo, M. Tafat An Integrated Fracture Performance Assessment and Production Enhancement of a Well in Hassi Messaoud Field, Algeria - M. Azari, K. Bakiri, A. Hadibeik*, S. Ramakrishna A Data-Driven Workflow for Production Optimization and Efficient Reservoir Management Using a Multi-Disciplinary Approach - A. M. Alzahabi, S. Balasubramanian, S. Bose, P. Chen, G. C. Thakur*
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Advanced Noise Attenuation Techniques in Seismic Data Processing - M. AlMubarak, F. Ahmed*, C. Tsingas
Geothermal Gradient Anomalies of Hydrocarbon Entrapment at Central Sirte Basin, Libya: A Mature Basin Rejuvenation Technique M. W. Ibrahim*
Near Surface Imaging by Joint Traveltime and Q-Factor Inversion - P. Bruno, R. Lin, J. Na, A. Vesnaver*
Comprehensive Technology for Complex Targets Research with Electromagnetic, Gravity, Magnetic and Seismic Data and its Applications - D. Li, Z. Li, Z. Zhao*
Using Near-Surface Velocity Model for Seismic Subsurface Imaging - H. Lotfipour*, W. Wang
Detailed Simulation of Near-Surface Effects on Arabian AEM and AGG Data - C. Scholl*, M. D. Watts
Rayleigh Inversion Application Study in Some Areas of Middle East - L. Dong, F. Jiang, P. Li*, Z. Yan, Y. Zhang
Improving Sea Bed Logging with Magnetic Field Measurements - T. Hagiwara*
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08:30 Introductory Remarks
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08:35 Sedimentology and Source Rock Characterization of the Organic-Rich Facies of the Tuwaiq
High Resolution Azimuthal Diffraction Imaging of Natural Fracture Zones in Fractured Carbonates and Unconventional Shales - T. J. Moser, A. M. Popovici*, I. Sturzu
Mountain, Hanifa, and Jubaila Formations - H. Al-Yami, J. Biollo, F. Duque*, F. Oyarzabal
08:55 Unconventional Resources Classifications in Kuwait - M. Al-Ajmi, M. Al-Bahar, G. Al-Sahlan, V. Suresh*
Fracture Characterization of a Complex Carbonate Reservoir: Intelligent Use of Image Logs in a Major Onshore Field, Abu Dhabi, UAE F. Al Darmaki, Y. Bouzida*, T. Salter
09:15 Shale Gas Reservoir Characterization and Sweet Spot Prediction - R. Guo, X. Liang, W. Liu, M. Smith, Fracture Related Diagenesis; Record of U. Strecker, X. Wang, G. Yu*, Y. Zhang
Reservoir Tectonic Evolution: Case Study from an Onshore Field in the Middle East - M. N. Al Blooshi*
09:35 Successful Development Strategy of a Complicated Mixture of Igneous and Metamorphic Rock Derived a New Production from Unconventional Oil Reservoirs - A. El Beltagy, M. M. Kortam*, F. Martocchia, A. Salah, I. Taha, S. Zayed
Uncertainty Assessment in Fractured Reservoirs through an Iterative Approach in Fracture Modelling - H. Boro*, I. Ignatov
09:55 Coffee Break and E-Poster Sessions 10:30 PLENARY SESSION: UNCONVENTIONAL RESOURCES: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES 12:00 Lunch Break SESSION 23: UNCONVENTIONAL CASE STUDIES I
SESSION 24: QUANTITATIVE INTERPRETATION
Session Chairs: Ahmed Al-Mubarak & John Humphrey
Session Chairs: Hamad Alghenaim & William Bryant
Session Chairs: Ghaida Sahlan & Fares Aboud
13:30 Introductory Remarks
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13:35 The Effects of Nano-Confinement on the
Quantifying the Uncertainty of Elastic Facies Classification - A. Abdeltwab, M. F. Al-Awadhi, K. Edwards*
Sedimentological Evolution of Upper Shuaiba Reservoir Sequences, Northwest Oman: Controls on Reservoir Trends and Geometries - M. Azzazi, A. Hamdi, C. Nicholls*
Phase Behavior of Hydrocarbon Gases: An Experimental Case Study on a Kerogen-Rich Shale Gas Reservoir - E. Barsotti*, J. Chen, E. Lowry, M. Piri
13:55 Solid Kerogen Analysis of a Carbonate Source Rock: Implications on Hydrocarbon Maturity Analysis and Reservoir Characterization in Jafurah Basin, Saudi Arabia - A. H. Al Eid*, J. Biollo, M. Boudjatit, I. Leyva
14:15 Implications of Tectonostratigraphic and Depositional Setting in Identifying Successful Resource Plays in The Middle East - R. Davies, C. Gravestock*, T. G. Hall
14:35 The Integration of Rock Physics Applications with Seismic and Well Log Data: A New Workflow for Frack Design Optimization and Sweet Spotting in the Jafurah Basin, Saudi Arabia - Y. K. Altowairqi*, Z. Duan, I. Leyva, A. Mubarak, S. J. Shehri, A. Sultan
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Prediction of Porosity and Fluid Saturation from Granulometric Study of Mixed SiliciclasticFull Stack Seismic Data Using Seismic Inversion Carbonate Sediments Distribution along a 100km Transect of Modern Carbonate Depositional and Neural Network Analysis - A. S. Ali* Environment (Arabian Gulf) - A. Amao, M. Hussain* Multi-Attribute Porosity Estimation from 3D-Seismic Data - R. Jain*
Sedimentological and Stratigraphic Zonation of the Lower Shuaiba Formation North West of Abu Dhabi, UAE - R. Alzaabi, E. K. Bahussain*, E. BinAbadat, H. Shebl
Quantitative Impact of Lateral Velocity Changes on Interpreted Structure in Some Giant Carbonate Fields - M. Oke*
Sedimentary Characters and Reservoir Aspects of the Aptian Carbonate Platform in the Enfidha Area, North Eastern Tunisia - A. Klibi*
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SESSION 20: RISKS AND PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
SESSION 21: VELOCITY AND DEPTH IMAGING
SESSION 22: SEISMIC ATTRIBUTE ANALYSIS
Session Chairs: John Smale & Talal Al-Adwani
Session Chairs: Mohammed Al Bannagi & Pierre Roux
Session Chairs: Abdullah AlZhrani & Sanlin Kaka
08:30 Introductory Remarks
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08:35 Filling in Exploration White Space: Using
Least Square Migration in Image Domain (LSMi) along with Better Velocity Modelling Improves Subsalt Imaging, Offshore Mediterranean, Case Study - M. Afia, A. Ghanem, H. M. Hussein, L. Letki, M. Maud Cavalca, I. Mihaljevic*, M. Ouda, S. Rana, M. M. Shabana, M. Sheneshen, R. Zaki Automatic Velocity Model Building Using Waveform Inversion and Least Squares Reverse Time Migration - A. Almomin, W. Jeong, Y. Kim*, Y. Luo, Y. Sun
An Integrated Workflow to Map Out the Seal and Reduce Exploration Uncertainties H. Balhareth*, Q. Bukhamseen, M. Dossary, F. Mohammal, S. Rahati, W. Ruixiang
Geoscience to Constrain Exploration Play Uncertainty - C. Cubitt*
08:55 Carbonate Reservoir Exploration: Reducing Uncertainty in Predicting Recovery Efficiency J. Faroppa*, S. Sun
09:15 Geologic Risking with Bayesian Methods:
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Fracture Case Study in an Unconventional Setting - S. M. Agar*, R. Goteti, T. Jobe, W. Li, Y. Zaretskiy, S. Zhang Exploration Portfolio Management by Optimizing the Forward Exploration Plan: An Integrated Stochastic Approach - W. Abdel Hameed, H. Ahmed*, T. Al-Adwani, A. AlOtaibi, Y. Z. Al-Salali, S. Singh, C. Stabell
Full Waveform Inversion for Complex Near Surface Imaging Using SEG Seam II Synthetic Model - A. A. Mohamed* Salt Velocity Model Building by Seiemic-CSEM Joint Inversion in the Red Sea - D. Colombo*, G. W. McNeice, D. Rovetta, E. Sandoval-Curiel, E. Turkoglu
Vector Attributes: An Approach Based on the Analysis of Normal Vector Field to Seismic Layering to Assist in Geological Interpretation H. G. Borgos, A. Bounaim*, M. Etchebes, J. Haukaas Using an Adaptive and Data Driven Signal Decomposition Technique to Delineate Structural Geology in Post-Stack Seismic Data A. A. Aqrawi*, M. Ramfjord Structure Oriented Hybrid Filter for Enhancing Seismic Edges and Channels - S. A. Al-Dossary, J. Wang*
09:55 Coffee Break and E-Poster Sessions 10:30 12:00 Lunch Break SESSION 26: ROCK PHYSICS Session Chairs: Wael Abdallah & Hesham Moubarak
SESSION 27: PROCESSING CHALLENGES SESSION 28: GEOSCIENCE FOR AND SOLUTIONS RENEWABLE ENERGY, SOCIAL Session Chairs: Mohammed Hussain & RESPONSIBILITY AND RISK Adel El Emam ASSESSMENT Session Chairs: Najla Nedham & Georgios Zacharioudakis
13:30 Introductory Remarks 13:35 Evaluation of Permeability in Tight Sandstones
Enhancement of High-Channel Count Land Seismic Data Using Nonlinear Beamforming for Unbiased Time Processing - A. Bakulin, M. Dmitriev, V. Dolgov, K. Gadylshin, P. Golikov, D. Neklyudov, M. Protasov, I. Silvestrov*, V. Tcheverda Application of Adaptive De-Ghosting on the Characterizing the Effects of Laser Perforation Conventionally Acquired Seismic Data Improves on Carbonate Rocks - S. Batarseh, V. Lube, G. Lubineau, D. P. San Roman Alerigi*, C. Van Dijk Inversion Results - M. Abdelaty, M. Afia, S. Dutta, T. El-Melegy, R. ElSayed, I. Mihaljevic*, T. Nafie, M. Phani, M. Salheen Fracture and Fluid Prediction from Full-Wave Seismic Data Gather Conditioning for Prestack Sonic Data by Higher-Order Normalized Seismic Data Inversion - X. Liang, B. Liu, Differential Energy Methods - C. Ayadiuno, S. Singleton, M. Smith, X. Wang, G. Yu*, Y. Zhang X. Sun* Fluid Sensitivity Dynamics in Paleozoic Clastic Efficient Supergrouping Approach for Systems - M. Ahmed*, R. Kanfar, O. N. Shaikh Enhancement of High-Channel Count and Single Sensor Seismic Data - A. Bakulin, M. Dmitriev*, P. Golikov of Eastern Saudi Arabia Based on Digital Rock Physics - A. Alabbad, I. Deshenenkov*
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Introductory Remarks Using Geographic Information Systems to Assess Renewable Energy Potential in Saudi Arabia - B. O. Burwell*, J. Garza Cantu, F. Harthy
Geoscientists without Borders: Leveraging G&G Technologies and Experts to Change Lives One Project at a Time - P. McMellon*
Upper Cretaceous Assessment for CO2 Storage in the Southeastern United States Offshore of Middle and South Atlantic - K. Almutairi*, C. Knapp, J. Knapp A Novel Way to Acquire Data in a Safer, Reliable and Cost-Effective Manner by the Use of Autonomous Marine Vehicles - S. Pai*
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SESSION 30: SEISMIC INTERPRETATION CASE STUDIES
SESSION 31: STRATIGRAPHY AND DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS
Session Chairs: Ahmed Hakami & Wael Abdallah
Session Chairs: Mahdi Al Mutlaq & Sanlin Kaka
Sesison Chairs: Saad Awwad & Maha Al-Baghli
15:30 Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
15:35 Placement of Horizontal Wells and Fractures in
Seismic Monitoring of Land Carbonate Reservoirs: Results from a CO2-EOR Demonstration Project - A. Bakulin, M. Jervis, P. Nivlet*, R. Smith High-Resolution Three-Dimensional Water Saturation Prediction – A Case Study from Offshore Nile Delta - A. Ali Mohamed, A. Hosny, I. A. Mohamed* Target-Oriented Imaging for Continous Seismic Reservoir Monitoring - M. Al-Ali, H. Liu*
A Synopsis of Stratigraphic Framework and Gross Depositional Environments of the Tuwaiq Mountain and Hanifa Formations, Saudi Arabia M. Alvarez Bastos, L. Lu, H. Setyabudi, D. Tang* Late Palaeozoic Clastic Deposits of Kuwait; a Stratigraphic Revision Based on a Multidisciplinary Approach - M. Al-Bader, G. Al-Sahlan, T. van Hoof*, K. Karam Stratigraphic Architecture Demarcation of Middle Minagish Reservoir in Western Part of Kuwait - K. M. Al-Azmi, E. M. Al-Kanderi*, S. Bhukta, P. Kumar Nath, A. G. Najem, A. A. Sajer, S. Singh
Seismic Imaging of Late Cretaceous Carbonate Tidal Channel Fairways from Onshore Giant Oil Field - R. T. El-Awawdeh*, N. P. Stephens, L. A. Yose, G. Zelewski
Lithofacies and Depositional Environmental Analysis of the Upper Ordovician Ra’an Shale, Northwest Saudi Arabia - M. O. Abouelresh*, A. Al-Abdullatif, T. Al-Ghamdi, L. Babalola, S. Chan, H. El Hajj, R. Zereik
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the Optimum Location and Sequence in Shale Plays - G. D. AlQahtani*, A. Alzahabi, G. Asquith, R. Bateman, M. Y. Soliman Calculation of Threshold Capillary Pressures from Irregular Pore Geometries Taken from Unconventional Reservoir Rock Images A. Anbari, J. Chen, E. Lowry*, M. Piri Optimized Well Placement Using Cost Effective Logging While Drilling Real-Time Imaging Technologies in First Unconventional Horizontal Well in the United Arab Emirates: A Case Study A. Aki, E. Diab, R. E. Kamel, E. A. Najm, P. Van Lear, W. F. Wasel* Impact of Varying Stress on the Flow of Gas and Brine through Proppant-Packed Fractured Shale Samples: A Micro-Scale Experimental Investigation - M. Arshadi, M. Piri*, M. Sayed
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SESSION 32: RESERVOIR GEOMECHANICS
SESSION 33: PROCESSING CASE STUDIES
SESSION 34: GROUNDWATER STUDIES
Session Chairs: Mohd Hameed Shereef & Khaled Hawas
Session Chairs: Bashir Durrani & Ahmed Abouzaid
15:30 Introductory Remarks 15:35
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Petrophysical and Geomechanical Properties of Late Jurassic Carbonates Outcropping in Central Saudi Arabia: Correlation with Depositional Sequences and Diagenetic Overprints V. Chandra, T. Finkbeiner*, V. Vahrenkamp
15:55 Fractures Characterization of Najmah-Sargelu Tight Carbonate Reservoirs Using Geomechanical Attribute in Minagish Field, Kuwait - F. H. Al-Failakwi, R. R. Al-Murakhi*, A. AL-Qattan, C. Belgodere, F. Mathieu, R. Quttaina
16:15 Process-Based Natural Fracture Predictions Using Geomechanics - G. Becker, G. Greiner, H. Huang, R. D. Myers*
16:35 CO2 Storage in Saline Aquifers in Kuwait: A Geomechanical Assessment of Containment and Subsurface Integrity - H. Al-Mayyan, D. Kamal, B. Orlic, S. Osinga*, S. Rakeshkumar, E. Van Der Veer
Introductory Remarks
Session Chairs: Mohammed Rasheeduddin & Waleed Alzubari Introductory Remarks
Full Azimuth Long Offset Data for Fracture Pump Test Analysis: Application of Petroleum Characterization: A Jurassic Case Study in North Industry Techniques as a Diagnostic Tool Kuwait - A. Abdullah, H. Al-Hasan*, F. Basha, A. Nabi*, G. Zacharioudakis T. Chen, R. Kusumo Separated Wave-Field Imaging: Utilizing the Multiple Wavefield to Improve Sub-Surface Illumination for OBS Surveys - J. Kumar*, T. Martin, J. Oukili
Evaluation of Groundwater Chemistry in a Coastal Aquifer Based on Hydrochemical Facies Analyses and Ionic Relationships: A Case Study from Jazan Province in South-Western Saudi Arabia - A. Al-Bassam, H. Alfaifi, F. K. Zaidi*
2D2C OBC Offshore Processing Experience in Kuwait - A. Abdullah, H. Al-Hasan, A. Al-Kandari, F. Basha*, R. Kusumo
Steps Towards Proper Ground Water Management and Utilization Schemes Assessment of the Sustainable Yield of the Dammam Brackish and Low Salinity Water Aquifer at Central Kuwait, Case Study - H. Al Enezi, I. A. Al-Maheimid*
Robust Multiple Attenuation Workflow and Flexible Anisotropic Tomography for Better Imaging. Shallow Water Case Study, Gulf of Suez - S. Abdel-Basset, H. Abu El-Saad, M. Ahmed, T. El-Melegy, A. Khaled Ali*, M. König, I. Mihaljevic, M. Ouda, T. Roth, W. Saleh
Use of LASER Beam for Detection of Radiations on Earth Surface over Ground Water Veins N. P. Dharmadhikari, A. G. Kharat, C. S. Mahajan, R. R. Sorate*
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SESSION 35: NEW EXPLORATION CONCEPTS AND DISCOVERIES Session Chairs: AbdelFattah Bakhiet & Nadeem Balushi
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Room 3 SESSION 36: PETROLEUM SYSTEMS AND GEOCHEMISTRY Session Chairs: Fawzia Abdullah & Sami Abdelbaqi
08:30 Introductory Remarks 08:35
Introductory Remarks
Exploration in the Mesopotamian Basin: Cretaceous Lowstand Reservoir Potential - R. Davies, C. Gravestock, T. G. Hall*
08:55 Lula Field Brazil: A Unique Giant Carbonate Discovery in the South Atlantic - J. Faroppa*, R. Sloan
09:15 Back-Stepping Reservoir of Tight Carbonate – A New Play of Exploration Target in Kuwait A. S. Al-Ajmi, K. M. Al-Azmi*, E. Al-Shehri, S. Bhukta, P. Kumar Nath, A. A. Sajer, S. Singh
09:35 Unlocking Hydrocarbon Potentials of the Tertiary Basin Kahil Block – 55 South East of Oman M. Al Battashi, E. Al Kharusi*, A. Al Noumani, S. Al Rawahi, A. Al-Yahyaai
The Significance of Petrographical and Geochemical Analysis in Understanding the Unconventional Potential of Najmah Formation in the West Kuwait Fields - F. Abdullah, P. K. Mishra, D. Mohammad*, A. Zaher Review of the Petroleum Geology of the Western Part of the Sirt Basin, Libya - K. Abdunaser* Oil Geochemical Characterization in the Central Part of the Llanos Basin, Colombia J. O. Grimmer*, A. Medina Herman Primary Migration of Petroleum: A Phenomenon Revisited - A. Ahmed, M. Duhailan*
09:55 Coffee Break & E-Poster Sessions 10:30 PLENARY SESSION: AI AND IOT IN E&P - THE 4TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND OIL & GAS SESSION 40: RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION AND MODELING I
SESSION 41: HYDROCARBON TRAPS AND SEALS
SESSION 42: DRILLING AND COMPLETION EFFICIENCY I
Session Chairs: Prabir Kumar Nath & Emad Busbait
Session Chairs: Keith Edwards & Mahdi Al Mutlaq
Session Chairs: Abul Jamaluddin & Jalal Dast
13:30 Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
13:35 Integrated Model Assisted Characterization of
Hydrocarbon Leakage through Seal Rocks by Seismic and Core Data: Case Study from the Mauddud Formation in Bahra Field, Kuwait S. M. Behbehani*, G. Holland, C. Hollis, P. Singh
Jafurah Basin 2016 Pad Drilling, Horizontal Pilot, Well Duration Transformation - O. Al-Faraj, B. Almulhim, I. Kubaisy*, D. Ramos, K. A. Turnage
Assessment of Stratigraphic Traps in Arab Formation Reservoirs Using Seismic Reservoir Characterization and Associated QSI Fluid Substitution Techniques, Rimthan Arch, Saudi Arabia - A. Alzahrani, R. Lubbe, H. Soepriatna, S. R. Wharton*
Turbine with ASD Technology Improves Drilling in Abrasive High-Temperature Unayzah Formation - M. Elbeltagy, H. A. Noufal*
Karst Reservoirs - F. Fernandez-Ibanez*, G. D. Jones, P. J. Moore, R. D. Myers
13:55 New Methodology for 3-D Permeability Distribution: Diffusing Dynamics into Static Modeling - B. O. Kayode*, P. Porcelli, M. A. Saleh, G. Zeid
14:15 Uncertainty Assessment in Reservoir Static Model: Parameterization of Reservoir Attributes in Jurassic Carbonate Fields with Limited Data Set - M. Al-Naqeeb*, T. Al-Otaibi, M. Al-Wadi, B. Chakrabarti, P. Saikia, V. Vardhan Chilumuri
14:35 Three-Dimensional Clastic Reservoir Modeling: An Integrated Approach for Sand Bodies Delineation in a Highly Faulted Early Cretaceous Strata - O. M. Abdullatif, M. M. Hariri, M. Makkawi, M. A. Yassin*
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Successful Completion of Deep HPHT Horizontal Lower Lekhwair Play in North Oman: A New Play Concept of an Entire Carbonate – Carbonate Well to Achieve Sustained Production from Asphaltene Prone Marrat Carbonate Reservoir in Reservoir and Seal - N. Al Balushi, M. Elshafie* Greater Burgan Field of Kuwait - K. H. AL-Azmi*
Integration of Log and Core-Based Sequence Stratigraphy and 3D Attributes for Defining Stratigraphic Traps in the Eastern Rub’ Al-Khali, Saudi Arabia - D. Green*, S. Rahati, M. Salim
A Robust Approach Towards Safe and Cost Effective Drilling in High Pressure Formations P. Nivlet, Y. Pamukcu*, F. Ravanelli, S. Sasy
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SESSION 37: RIFT BASIN I
SESSION 38: ADVANCED SEISMIC METHODS FOR RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION
SESSION 39: UNCONVENTIONAL WELL COMPLETION AND STIMULATION
Session Chairs: Mostafa Ahmed & Awatif Khamiss
Session Chairs: Mohammed Otaibi & Stewart Greenhalgh
Session Chairs: Kirk Bartko & Nihat Gurmen
08:30 Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
08:35 Using Geomechanical Forward Modeling to
Vivid Subsurface Images from Unsupervised Overcoming Challenges with Fracture Initiation Neural Network Classification Using Multiple in Jafurah Wells - M. Buraiki, A. Kalbani, Seismic Attribute Inputs – Workflow and Results S. Kazakoff* from an Applied Case - M. Oke*
Define Trap Formation and Trap Timing in a Layered Evaporite Sequence, Red Sea, Saudi Arabia - S. M. Agar, J. P. Brown*, R. Goteti, H. Sibon, R. Sierraalta, B. Tulbah
08:55 Impacts of the Inherited Tectonic Fabrics and Sedimentary Thicknesses on the Northern Gulf of Suez Rift Development - A. Abdelkhalek*, M. Hammed, D. Khaled, A. Sehim
09:15 Depositional Facies of the Early-Middle Miocene Reservoirs in Umm Luj Basin, Onshore-Offshore Red Sea, Saudi Arabia T. A. Abdulmohsen, M. Alkathery*, P. A. Brenac, D. G. Shaukry, O. M. Soliman
Introductory Remarks
Application of Geostatistical Inversion in Understanding Reservoir Architecture of Najmah and Sargelu Formations, North Kuwait T. Al-Rashid, M. Hafez Abdul Razak, R. Rajagopal*
Prognosis of In-Situ Stress Regime to Assess the Frackability of Najmah/Sargelu Reservoirs: A Case Study from South Kuwait - H. Abu-Hebail, H. Al-Shammari, M. Al-Wadi, A. Amer, A. Yateem*
Seismic Geomechanical Properties for Fracture Characterization of a Carbonate Reservoir, Saudi Arabia - S. Al Otaibi, D. Chaudhuri*, K. A. Hawas
Historical and Recent Trends in Wells, Fracturing and Completions in US Major Shale/ Unconventional Plays - R. L. Kennedy*
Integrated Fracture Characterization Using Early Cretaceous Rifts, South Egypt - S. M. Said*, Innovative Seismic Fracture Attributes and Seismic Inversion Results - B. Al-Mal, S. M. Sakran T. Al-Mutairi, H. Al-Saeed, R. Kumar*, N. Rao
09:35 Tectonic Evolution and Structural Setting of the
Numerical Modeling of Laser Perforating Process in Anisotropic and Heterogeneous Materials - S. Batarseh, Y. Fang, Y. Han*, K. Ruwaili, D. P. San Roman Alerigi
09:55 Coffee Break & E-Poster Sessions 10:30 SESSION 43: RIFT BASIN II Session Chairs: Khalid Al-Ramadan & Jean F Ali Madkour
SESSION 44: BEST PRACTICES IN DATA MANAGEMENT AND IT Session Chairs: Phoebe McMellon & Friso Veenstra
SESSION 45: UNCONVENTIONAL RESERVOIR SIMULATION AND ECONOMICS Session Chairs: Mehaboob Abdulazeez & Robert Kennedy
13:30 Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
13:35 Modern Carbonate Sediments from Rift-Margin
Automated Data Exchange to and from the National Data Repository in the Netherlands S. Gruijters*
An Integrated Experimental Design Solution to Address Production Forecast Uncertainty in Unconventional Reservoirs - H. Hoteit*
A Cost-Effective Approach to Implementing Scalable Drilling Analytics Solutions D. Antonio, L. Barghigiani, B. Gille, P. Kowalchuk*
Numerical Simulation of Cyclic Gas Injection Recovery Processes Applied to Unconventional Reservoirs Using Advanced Hybrid Fracture Models, Advanced Compositional Phase Behavior, State of the Art Diffusion Calculations, and Specialized Flow Properties - M. Bedewi*, D. Camilleri, R. Hinkley, T. W. Wong
Managing Change through “Center Of Excellence” Implementation for the Upstream Oil Sector in Kuwait - A. Al-Otaibi, N. K. AlZeabot*
Alternative Completion Method for Horizontal Well Production Optimization: Simulation and Field Results - A. Alshmakhy*, A. Amtereg
Case Studies: Pushing the Limits of Data Management During Asset Transition J. B. Kozman*
Enhancing Economic Evaluations to Maximize Resource Value for Unconventional Field Development - A. K. Siddiqui*
Buildups and Shelf-Platform: Saudi Arabian Red Sea - A. AbuBshait, P. Birkle, S. T. Hasiotis, B. Kapka, S. Purkis, D. M. Steinhauff*, R. Zuhlke
13:55 Faults Array and their Control on Rift Basin Geometry, Central Saudi Arabia - S. L. Alsulami*, M. Ameen, C. Hofmann, M. Khan, A. Salem
14:15 New Insights about the Lithostratigraphy of the Early Syn-Rift Sequence, Red Sea, Saudi Arabia - T. A. Abdulmohsen, P. A. Brenac, C. Reid, H. Shakhs, D. G. Shaukry*, O. M. Soliman
14:35 Geomechanical Forward Modeling for Prediction of Sub-Seismic Deformation in Traps and Seals: a Numerical Case Study of Normal Fault Relay Zones in Layered Rocks S. M. Agar*, R. Goteti, G. Mitra, R. Zuhlke
14:55 Coffee Break & E-Poster Sessions
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SESSION 46: RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION AND MODELING II
SESSION 47: HYDROCARBON EXPLORATION: CASE STUDIES
SESSION 48: DRILLING AND COMPLETION EFFICIENCY II
Session Chairs: Mohammed Khalifa & Wael El Sherbeny
Session Chairs: Friso Veenstra & Nadeem Balushi
Session Chairs: Reyad Abu Taleb & Mark Jenkins
15:30 Introductory Remarks 15:35
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Evaluating the Fluid Distribution in Mauddud Reservoir after 80 Years of Gas Injection and Production - N. Nemmawi*
15:55 Understanding the Reservoir Architecture of Lower Fars Formation in North Kuwait through Seismic Reservoir Characterization - M. Hafez Abdul Razak, H. Moubarak*, R. Rajagopal, Z. Ren
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
Regional Sweetspotting of Tight Gas Reservoirs in Lower Cambrian Terrestrial Sandstones, North Oman - E. W. Adams*, A. Aghbari, A. Al Ghahafi, J. Bildstein, J. Moss, R. Pereira, H. Rawahi, M. Urquhart, H. Zuhaibi
Drilling and Running Open Hole Multistage Fracturing Completion Optimized with Managed Pressure Drilling in Unconventional Tight Gas in Saudi Arabia - A. Alexeyenko, M. Al-Zaki, S. Baichev*, O. Al-Faraj, K. Han
Stratigraphy and Depositional Environments of the Late Jurassic Hanifa Formation along the Tuwaiq Escarpment, Saudi Arabia M. I. Fallatah*, C. Kerans
Predicting the Rate of Penetration in Percussive Drilling by Finite Elements Simulation T. Saksala*
16:15 Fast-Track and Robust Reservoir Modeling Using Hydrocarbon Prospectivity of Late Jurassic Probabilistic Neural Network B. K. Abd El-Fattah, I. A. Mohamed*
Formations in West Kuwait – An Integrated Study, Onland Kuwait - M. Al-Mutairi*, F. Al-Nasser, M. Al-Wadi, R. Ibrahim Abu-Taleb, V. Rao Maddipudi
16:35 A Chemostratigraphy-Driven Workflow for the
A Story of Two Haushi Wells at Abu Butubul Analysis/Interpretation of Unconventional Core - High, Western Oman - M. Al Abdali, Y. Al Rashdi, A. Benson, P. Mainali, A. Morrell, S. Narasimhan, I. Al Saleh, H. I. Najwani* H. Rowe*
Study to Evaluate the Effect of Using Expansion Materials with Cement Slurry for High Pressure High Temperature Wells - R. Abdurrahman, S. Elkatatny, U. Khalid, A. A. Maksoud, A. U. Shafqat*, S. Taoutaou Multi-Scale Numerical-Experimental Approach for Cost Effective Deep Hard Rock Drilling P. Kane, A. Saai*
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GEOLOGY I GEOPHYSICS MULTIDISCIPLINE – INTEGRATION NEAR SURFACE I RESERVOIR
THE WORLD’S LARGEST MULTI-DISCIPLINARY GEOSCIENCE EVENT
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS DEADLINE: 15 JANUARY 2018 11-14 JUNE 2018 WWW.EAGEANNUAL2018.ORG
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SESSION 49: PETROPHYSICS CASE STUDIES
SESSION 50: DATA MANAGEMENT; QUALITY ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL
SESSION 51: INTEGRATION OF OUTCROP AND SUBSURFACE
Session Chairs: John Reijmer & Budruzzaman Khan
Session Chairs: Phoebe McMellon & Said Qahtani
Session Chairs: Khalaf Temimi & Luis Gonzalez
15:30 Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
15:35 Core to Borehole Image Log Simulation
Introducing a Big Data System for Maintaining and Controlling SEG-Y Data Quality and Integrity in a Continuously Growing Digital Environment A. Bin Mahfoodh*, M. Hawi, M. A. Ibrahim, N. Seadi
Stratigraphy and Depositional Models for the Upper Ordovician Kahfah and Quwarah Members of Qasim Formation-NW Saudi Arabia, Linking the Outcrop to Subsurface Data and Present Day Reservoir Analogues - H. AlAnzi*
Case: Implementation and Support of the Validated G&G Master DB in a Dynamic Environment M. A. Elalfy*
Sequence Stratigraphy and Diagenesis of the Mauddud Formation (Burgan Field, Kuwait): A Combined Impact on the Distribution of Reservoir Properties - O. Alzankawi, J. Garland, P. Gutteridge, L. Hayat, S. Thompson, B. Vincent*
Case Study: CNPC Exploration and Production Data Management System (A1 Project) - J. Liu, T. Ma, T. Wang, F. Yang*
The Myth of Rudist Reefs in Saiwan, Central Oman - M. Van Steenwinkel*
Well Bore Images Data Analysis and Asset Protection: Case Study - M. J. Aldossary*, T. Al-Ghamdi, M. I. Al-Habib
Sequential and Chemical Charaterization of the Transition Zone Between Minjur Sandstone Formation and Marrat Carbonates Formation, Outcrop Approach, Central Saudi Arabia O. M. Abdullatif, M. S. Osman*
and Transformation Fostering the Core-Log Calibration - A. Al-Ramadan, Y. Li*, R. Sung
15:55 Establishing Petrophysical Benchmark for the Burgan Field in Kuwait. A Case Study Y. M. Amjad*, C. Darous, A. Fituri, S. Low, M. Rashaid, P. Sangani, A. Sibbit
16:15 Main Petrophysical Challenges Unforeseen in the Red Sea - G. Lozada, J. Mengual*, L. Rayo, R. Sierraalta, M. Van Steene
16:35 Combination of Production Log, Water Flow Log and Comprehensive Temperature Analysis for Accurate Water Source Determination in Exploratory Wells - A. S. Al-Ajmi*, A. Al-Ibrahim, H. Ayyad, S. Jamal, B. Khan, M. Mehraj, S. Singh
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Station 1 ADVANCES IN SEISMIC INTERPRETATION I 10:00 Enhancing Stratigraphic Features by Spectral Decomposition, Case Studies from Saudi Arabia - S. Wu*
10:10 Integrated Exploration Approach to Characterize Hartha Formation, An Emerging Exploration Play in Kuwait - A. S. Al-Ajmi, A. Al-Busairi, B. Borgohain, M. Roy, A. Singavarapu*, S. Singh
10:20 Quantitative Workflow for Structural Characterization, Examples from Saudi Arabia - S. Wu*
10:30 Utilizing 3D Seismic Volume Attributes for Fault Identification and Timing on a Large Structure in Saudi Arabia - B. Dyck*
10:40 Integrating Well and Seismic Data for Facies Prediction: A Case Study - A. S. Al-Ajmi, O. Al-Bannaw, F. Al-Otaibi, S. Bhukta, B. De Ribet, P. Kumar Nath, R. Leaver*, T. Trowbridge, G. Zeraie
10:50 Mapping Paleozoic Siliciclastic Channel Using Deterministic PostStack Inversion - J. Ahmad, M. A. Manaa*
11:00 Reservoir Characterization of Complex Submarine Channel Systems through Integrated Advanced Seismic Imaging and Geological Modelling: The Upper Ordovician Sarah Formation in Northern Arabia - M. Y. Aldakheel*, H. Alghenaim, F. Amry, A. Rees
11:10 Reservoir Evaluation of Channelized Paleozoic Reservoirs Using Seismic Chronostratigraphy, Spectral Decomposition and LogBased Facies Classification – North Ghawar, Saudi Arabia H. Soepriatna, S. R. Wharton*
ADVANCES IN SEISMIC INTERPRETATION II 15:00 Estimating Reservoir Thickness from Seismic using Enhanced Stockwell Transform - N. M. AlBinHassan*, S. Awfi, Y. Luo
15:10 Discrimination of Reservoir from Non-Reservoir Using Simultaneous Inversion Technique – A Case Study from Kuwait - M. F. Al-Awadhi, M. Hafez Abdul Razak, M. Hameed Shereef, F. A. Qasem*
15:20 Identification of Shallow Drilling Hazards and Fluid Escape Pipes in the Jauf Anticline using Integrated Interpretation of Diffraction Images and spectral Decomposition - P. McEffer*, K. K. Sliz, P. Szafian
Station 2 INTEGRATED RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION STUDIES I 10:00 Dynamics of Calcite Cementation in Response to Oil Charge and Reservoir Evolution: Thamama, Group, UAE - A. Alharthi*
10:10 A New Approach to Real Time Acoustic Measurements in North Kuwait Cretaceous Carbonate Formation Evaluation and Characterisation: Case Study - A. Abdulla, C. Chen, S. Devkar, H. Hajer, D. Jesudian Nelson*, M. Juyal, C. Keot, S. Osman, M. Wenang
10:20 A Comprehensive Facies Prediction Workflow for a Heterogeneous Carbonate Reservoir, Saudi Arabia - W. A. Bogary, R. K. Dukhayyil, C. T. Vur*, F. T. Wahbo
10:30 Petrophysical Characterization of an Interpreted Transition Zone in the Wasia Formation, Rub’ Al-Khali Basin, Saudi Arabia - A. Enezi, N. Gomaa*, C. T. Reid, D. Taylor
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10:40 Foraminiferal Assemblages from Maximum Flooding Surface (MFS J30) of Middle Jurassic Dhruma Formation, Central Saudi Arabia A. Amao, L. Babalola, S. Chan, M. A. Kaminski*
10:50 High Resolution Data Integration Aid on Achieving Successful Level-4 Multi-lateral Wells in Clastic Reservoirs of Minagish Field, West Kuwait - K. Al-Anezi, T. Al Rashidi, N. Al Shemali, A. M. Ebaid, T. M. El Gezeery*, C. Nugroho, G. S. Padhy, J. Pazos, D. O. Prakash, J. Silambuchelvan
11:00 Integrated Rock-Typing for Mishrif Rumaila Reservoirs, Minagish Field, Kuwait - F. Al- Bader, A. Al-Hamim, M. A. Al Rashidi, T. M. El Gezeery*, F. Fournier, G. S. Padhy, J. Silambuchelvan
11:10 Lithofacies and Reservoir Heterogeneity and Architecture of Carbonates D5 and D6 Members, Upper Dhruma Formation (Middle Jurassic), Outcrop Analog from Central Saudi Arabia O. M. Abdullatif, M. Bashri, M. Makkawi, I. Yousif*
INTEGRATED RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION STUDIES II 15:00 Influence of Different Modeling Techniques on Reservoir Volume A. Aghamoghlanov, L. Schulte*
15:10 Controls on the Porosity-Permeability Relationship of Limestones P. Lu*, S. Zhang
15:20 Depositional Architecture of the Gotnia Basin During the Deposition of Najmah Formation in Kuwait - A. Al-Saeedi*, G. Al-Sahlan, D. Khan
Station 3 HYDROCARBON EXPLORATION I 10:00 An Integrated Study to Identify New Exploratory Target in the West Kuwait Carbonate Reservoir - T. Al-Rashid, L. Al-Saleh, M. Hafez Abdul Razak, M. Rahaman*
10:10 Prioritizing a Portfolio of Prospects - T. Al-Adwani, A. A. Al-Hamad*, Y. Z. Al-Salali
10:20 Hercynian Subcrops of Paleozoic Successions, Saudi Arabia S. S. Ali, P. T. Gomez Cabrera, R. Hached, M. H. Khalil, X. Liao, M. M. Marhoon*, K. Shokair, D. Tang, M. Washie, H. Xiao
10:30 Unlocking the Remaining Potential of Najmah-Sargelu: Play Based Exploration in Kuwait - S. AlAli, A. Alkandari*, R. Husain, A. Prakoso
10:40 Tectono-Stratigraphic Evolution and Petroleum Potential of the Jeffara Basin, Southern Tunisia - M. Hedi Inoubli, , A. Jlailia, M. Ouaja, A. Rabia*
10:50 Exploration Potential Analysis on Stratigraphic Trap of Abu Gabra Formations, Fula Sub-Basin, Muglad Basin - H. Cao, W. Ke, Q. Zou, G. Zhang*
11:00 Hydrocarbon Potential of the Lower Eocene Formations in Sabratah Basin, North West Offshore Libya - Ziyad B. Abdulhafied, M. S. Hrouda*
11:10 The Size and Volume of the Remaining Hydrocarbon Potential are the Key of Future Exploration Drilling in Libya’s Sedimentary Basins - E. A. Abualkhir*
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Poster Presentations - Tuesday, 6 March 2018 HYDROCARBON EXPLORATION II 15:00
Shelf to Basin Architecture of the Hanifa Formation, North Ghawar Field, Saudi Arabia - S. Alawwad, A. A. Alkhunaini, F. A. Alshuhail, F. A. Alsinan*, S. Di Simone
15:10 Shu’aiba Formation Environments of Deposition: Southern Rub’ Al-Khali, Saudi Arabia - A. S. Henderson, C. T. Reid, D. M. Steinhauff*
15:20 Sequence Stratigraphic Framework and Gross Depositional Environments of Jurassic Arab Formation, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - R. A. Alhubail*, M. Alvarez Bastos, Y. Ghorashi, W. Tan, D. Tang
Station 4 ADVANCES IN SEISMIC ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING I 10:00 Seismic Array Response in the Presence of Intra-Array Variations in Element Weights, Elevations, and Positions - A. Al-Shuhail*, R. Putra
10:10
Challenges and Solutions for Seismic Data Acquisition in Complicated TZ and Urban Areas within Kuwait - A. A. Al-Enezi, A. Al-Khaldi*, C. Lin
10:20 Remote QC of Land Seismic Acquisition - S. K. LaFon* 10:30 5D Interpolation to Enhance AVO Attributes in the Shallow Seismic in Stratton Field, Texas - V. V. Baranova, M. Kola-Ojo, A. Mustaqeem*
10:40 Diffraction Imaging: An Example from Saudi Arabia - S. Alhadab* 10:50 Merging of Multi 3D Land Seismic Surveys, Challenges and Mitigations - A. Abdullah, H. Al-Hasan, A. Al-Kandari*, F. Basha, R. Kusumo
11:00 Addressing the Effects of Sand Dunes on Seismic Data from the Rub Al Khali - J. Chen, M. S. Diallo*
11:10 Advanced Seismic Acquisition Survey Design Based on Illumination Analysis - A. Almuhaidib, P. Golikov*, E. Hemyari,
11:20 An Integrated Approach for AVA Amplitude Friendly Processing A. A. Alghamdi, S. Elhagali, G. Romli, A. K. Sarkar*, A. Suleiman
ADVANCES IN SEISMIC ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING II 15:00 Enhance – Estimate – Image: New Processing Approach for Challenging Seismic Data with Low Pre-Stack Signal-To-Noise Ratio - A. Bakulin, K. E. Erickson*
15:10 A Simple and Practical Way to Interpolate Sparse Velocity along Structures - L. Cao, T. W. Fei, X. Ji*, Y. Luo
15:20 Angle-Dependent Full Waveform Inversion - W. Jeong*, Y. Kim, C. Tsingas
Station 5 STRATIGRAPHY AND DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS 10:00 The Baluti Formation of Kurdistan, Iraq: Correlation from the Outcrop Type Section to the Subsurface and the Implications for Local and Regional Stratigraphy - G. A. Lunn*, S. Miller, A. Samarrai
10:10 A Depositional Model for Middle Jurassic Carbonate Sedimentation of Samana Suk Formation on the Northwestern Margin of Indian Plate - S. Hassan, A. Shad*
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10:20 Bridging the Gap between Conventional and Unconventional Reservoirs: A Regional Sequence Stratigraphic Correlation of the Middle and Upper Jurassic Carbonates in Saudi Arabia - S. Di Simone*
10:30 Sedimentologic Study of Aptian Deposits and Structural Evolution of Southern Edge of the Tethyan Ocean; Petroleum and Paleogeographic Implication - L. Marzouk*
10:40 Holocene and Pleistocene Cycle-Thickness on Great Bahama Bank: The Missing Correlation between Facies, Cycle Thickness and Waterdepth - G. P. Eberli, J. J. Reijmer*, P. K. Swart, R. Weij
10:50 Contribution of Palynology in the Understanding of the Stratigraphic Development of the Cambrian-Ordovician Successions in the Subsurface of Central Saudi Arabia - M. Vecoli*
11:00 The Role of Foraminiferal Biofacies as a Paleo-Oxygenation and Paleoenvironmental Proxy of the Lower Silurian Qusaiba Shale, Qasim Region, Saudi Arabia. - O. M. Abdullatif, S. Chan, M. A. Kaminski, P. R. Perdana*
11:10 A Structure-Based Dynamic Depositional Model within Carbonate Platform Interiors - A Case Study from the Khuff Sequences in Saudi Arabia - W. Tan*, D. Tang
11:20 Saudi Aramco Mobile Geological Laboratory (MGL), Near Real-time Chronostratigraphic Resolution While Drilling Critical Exploration Zones - H. I. Boukhamsin*, P. Breuer, C. Cesari, K. Ertug, N. Hooker, A. Shawareb, M. Vecoli
PETROLEUM SOURCE ROCK 15:00 Paleodepositional Environment and Source Rock Potential of the Upper Cretaceous Succession, North Western Desert, Egypt: A Comprehensive Geochemical and Palynological Study - H. El Atfy, B. I. Ghassal*, R. Littke
15:10 Structural Control on Source Maturation and Hydrocarbon Formation, Migration and Entrapment - N. Z. Marouf*
15:20 A Potential Source Rock and Extracts Characteristics of Safir Oilfield, North Western Desert, Egypt - N. S. Mohamed*
Station 6 INTEGRATED CASE STUDIES I 10:00 Short Reach Horizontal Well in Burgan Upper - A Strategy for Accelerated Production in Low PI Sands with Poor Aquifer Support - D. B. Al-Ajmi, W. Al-Fadhli*, R. Kurma, K. J. Roy Burman
10:10 A Case Study: Development Strategy Optimization of Ning201 Block Longmaxi Shale Gas - X. Shi, H. Wen, J. Wu, X. Zhuang*
10:20 Tracers and Pressure Transient Analysis Used to Better Understand Reservoir Connectivity, Wara-Greater Burgan-Kuwait - N. K. Al-Enizi, W. A. Al-Ghanim, H. Al-Hashash, F. J. Al-Mahmeed, M. Al-Naqi, M. N. Alshammari, A. Alshati, A. A. Ameen, S. Rajan*, J. W. Stewart
10:30 Steering Directional Wells by Virtue of HD Boundary Mapping Mechanism to Place Drain Hole Successfully in a Thin, Highly Dipping Channel Sand, a New Case Study from Greater Burgan Field, Kuwait - S. Al-Haddad, F. Ali, S. H. Al-Sabea, H. A. Bahman*
10:40 An Integrated Approach to Sequence Stratigraphy of the Lower Cretaceous Carbonates, Kuwait - M. A. Abdul Fatah, A. M. Ebaid, T. M. El Gezeery*, Y. Halawa, A. A. Refaat, E. Youssef
10:50 Casing Leak Investigation and Successful Repair in an Onshore Environment: A Case Study in Kharaib Formation - S. Abdelrady, A. AlJanahi, A. Khayami*, A. Mahmoud, S. Salem
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Poster Presentations - Tuesday, 6 March 2018 11:00 Application of Chemostratigraphy to the Silurian-Devonian Tawil Formation in Central Saudi Arabia - M. Soua*
11:10 New Classification of Naturally Fractured Reservoirs Using
Poster presentations as of 5th February
10:30 Petroleum Systems Modeling to Analyze Conventional and Unconventional Hydrocarbon Potential of Gulf of Mannar, India S. Rawat*
Ronald Nelson’s Method and Pressure Transient Analysis T. S. AboElsoud*
10:40 The Jurassic Petroleum System of Kuwait - S. AlAli, S. A. Al-Enezi*,
INTEGRATED CASE STUDIES II
10:50 Geochemical Modeling of Fluid Convection and Hydrothermal
15:00 Immiscible Water Alternating Gas (IWAG) Pilot in Mauddud Reservoir, Bahrain Field - A. Al-Muftah, Y. Y. BuAli*, A. Mahmoud
15:10 Smart Entry into Multilateral Wells with Coiled Tubing Fiber Optic Telemetry - S. M. Danish*, B. Hardegger
15:20 Carbonate Seismic Stratigraphy of Minagish Formation within Minagish and Umm Gudair Fields Area, Kuwait - M. Al-Baghli, H. A. Al-Wazzan*
Station 7 BASIN MODELLING AND PETROLEUM SYSTEMS I 10:00 3-D Basin Modeling of the Changling Depression: A New Method of Exploring Petroleum Generation and Migration in Deep Tight Sandstone Reservoirs - J. Guo*, J. Zhang
10:10 Tectono-Sedimentary Systems of Rift Basins in the Red Sea: Insights from Integrated Numerical Stratigraphic Modelling - R. Alasad, R. Borsato, Y. Li, M. M. Mezghani, X. Sun, X. Wang*, M. Zhang
10:20 Middle Jurassic to Pleistocene Source Rocks of the Nile Delta Basin: 1D Basin Modeling and Organic Geochemistry - H. El Atfy, B. I. Ghassal*, R. Littke
A. AlKamiss Alteration in Sub-Salt Layers of the Northern Red Sea Basin P. J. Ball, P. Birkle*, R. Borsato, J. P. Brown, E. C. Lacsamana, J. Mengual
11:00 Structural Styles in the East Rub’ Al Khali Basin, Saudi Arabia: Implications for the Paleozoic Petroleum System - A. Adebulehin, J. Ismail, J. Zunino*
11:10 Organic and Inorganic Geochemistry of Cenomanian to Turonian Oil Shales, Tarfaya Basin, Morocco: A Classification Based on Organic Sulfur Richness and Organic Petrography - B. I. Ghassal*, R. Littke
BASIN MODELLING AND PETROLEUM SYSTEMS II 15:00 The Use of Petroleum Inclusions in Carbonates and Siliciclastic Reservoirs to Decipher Filling Histories - K. Backer-Owe, D. A. Karlsen, Z. Matapour*
15:10 Structural Characteristics and Evolution of the Sufyan Depression, Muglad Basin in Sudan - H. Tongfei*
15:20 Applying Petroleum Hydrogeochemistry – A Novel Approach to Understand the Evolution of Kuwait Sedimentary Sub-Basin and the Development of its Petroleum System - M. R. Al-Fadhli*
Poster Presentations - Wednesday, 7 March 2018
Station 1 EMERGING UNCONVENTIONAL RESOURCES I 10:00 The Jurassic Biofacies and their Implications in the Unconventional Reservoirs: A Case Study from Jafurah Basin, Saudi Arabia - A. J. Al-Dhubaib*
10:10 Hydrocarbon Potential Evaluation of the Organic Rich Najmah Formation (NJ) in West Kuwait Fields (WK) - A Case Study R. R. Al-Murakhi*, P. K. Mishra, R. Quttaina, C. Smart, F. Warren G
10:20
Intergrated Geology Sweet Spot and Microseismic Monitor to Optimize Reservoir Stimulation -A Case for Shale Gas, China W. Liu*, G. Yu, Y. Zhang
10:30
Chronostratigraphic Controls on Clay Mineralogy in the Early Silurian Qusaiba Source Rocks, Saudi Arabia - S. Hayton*, H. Jaeger
10:40 Advanced Characterization of Clay Mineralogy in the OrganicBearing Ra’an Shale, Northwest Saudi Arabia, for Unconventional Oil/Gas Exploration and Development - M. O. Abouelresh, A. Al-Abdullatif, T. Al-Ghamdi*, L. Babalola, S. Chan, H. El Hajj
10:50 Tight Reservoir Management Strategies During Well Testing; A Case Study from Kuwait - H. Abu-Hebail, H. Al-Shammari*, M. Al-Wadi, A. Amer
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11:00 Microseismic Technology Applications: A Case Study for Hydraulic Fracture Monitoring in the Jafurah Basin of Saudi Arabia H. S. Kuleli*, C. Kurison, A. Mubarak, S. J. Shehri, A. Sultan
11:10 Interpreting Microseismicity Generated by Hydraulic Stimulation: Is Surface Monitoring Biased Towards Specific Source Mechanisms? - P. Roux*
EMERGING UNCONVENTIONAL RESOURCES II 15:00 Acoustic Emission Characteristics of Calcareous Source Rocks in Compression Tests - S. S. Ali*, R. Husseini, G. Jin, M. R. Khodja, A. Muqtadir
15:10 Early Field Development Challenges in an Unconventional Exploratory Carbonate Reservoir in Kuwait - W. Abdel Hameed, H. Al-Bader, A. Al-Ibrahim, A. Al-Nabhan*, A. Akram, B. A. Luneau, A. L. Mahesh, K. Natarajan
15:20 The Global Inexact Newton Method as a Nonlinear Solver Framework in Multirate Iteratively Coupled Flow and Geomechanics Problems - T. Almani*, K. Kumar, M. Wheeler
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Station 2
Station 3
INTEGRATED RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION STUDIES III
HYDROCARBON TRAPS AND SEALS
10:00 Sequential Multiwell Sedimentary Facies Prediction in the Nu’ayyim Formation, Saudi Arabia - N. Garner, Y. Li, W. Wang*
10:10 Comparsion of Static and Dynamic Moduli for Various Oil and Gas Reservoirs in Saudi Arabia - M. H. Alqam*
10:20 Biofacies of Late Callovian Bioherms of Saudi Arabia A. J. Al-Dhubaib, A. Alibrahim*
10:30 Innovative Multi-Method Steering Approach To Optimize A Challenging Thin Reservoir Well Injectivity - M. Bazara*
10:40 Geological Characterization of Lower Al Bashair Reservoir in Blocks 3 and 4, Oman - M. A. El-Ghali, A. Ilic, A. S. Mahud*, O. Shelukhina
10:50 Sandstone Outcrop Analogue of the Late Triassic Minjur Formation Reservoirs in Central and Southern Saudi Arabia - A. Abdelkarim*, O. M. Abdullatif, M. Makkawi
11:00 Reservoir Communication Assessment and Transmissibility Barriers Investigation Using Integrated Dynamic Data and Transient Interference Test - A. Abahusain, M. Alghazal*, R. Amin, A. Bahrani
11:10 Role of Geomechanics and Integrated Reservoir Characterization in Production Enhancement from a Heterogeneous Carbonate Reservoir: A Success Story from Kuwait. - T. Al Rashidi, T. M. El Gezeery, G. S. Padhy*, S. Perumalla
11:20 Statistical and Machine Learning Methods for Spatial Prediction of Microporosity in Carbonate Reservoirs - T. Jobe, Y. Zaretskiy, S. Zhang*
11:30 Stochastic Geomodel to Understand Reservoir Heterogeneity: A Case Study from Sequoia Field, Offshore Nile Delta, Egypt I. A. Mohamed, A. Saad*
11:40 The Cutoff of Flowing Porosity in Tight Complex Carbonate Oil Reservoir: A Case Study on High-Pressure Mercury Intrusion in Interval MBK, Block SH, Iraq - Y. Lin*
11:50 Geological Data Integration for Challenging Horizontal Well Placement in the Wara Sandstones of Minagish Field, Kuwait. K. Al-Anezi, T. Al Rashidi, A. M. Ebaid, T. M. El Gezeery, A. Ismael, G. S. Padhy, J. Silambuchelvan*
INTEGRATED RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION STUDIES IV 15:00
Sedimentologic Expression of the Upper Cretaceous Pre-Aruma Unconformity; A Subsurface Example from Northeast Saudi Arabia - S. Enezi, E. C. Lacsamana, H. Tourqui*
15:10
Facies Modeling of a Giant Carbonate Gas Reservoir Severely Affected by Secondary Overprint – an Example from the Khuff Gas Reservoir, Awali Field, Bahrain - L. Al Hashemi, J. Bardalaye*, M. Dowen
15:20 DAS-VSP Application in Complex Structure of Western China Z. Cai*, Y. Jin, Y. Li, Y. Wang, G. Yu
10:00 Quantifying Structural Evolution - S. Wu* 10:10 Seismic Reservoir Characterization of Hith and Gotnia Formations to Evaluate its Architecture and to Identify Carbonate Stringers A Case Study from North Kuwait - A. N. Alotaibi*, M. Al-Abdullah, M. F. Al-Awadhi, M. Hafez Abdul Razak, M. Hameed Shereef, F. A. Qasem
10:20 Depositional Facies of Mabrouk Formation Of Haima Supergroup: Implications for Petroleum Exploration in Farha South Field in Block 3 and 4, Oman - S. A. Alajmi*
10:30 A Global Review of Stratigraphic and Subtle Combination Traps P. Binns, J. Faroppa*, S. Sun
10:40 Defining an OWC Controlled by Combined Structural, Hydrodynamic and Stratigraphic Effects – A Case Study M. AbuAli, Q. Li, K. Mahmoud, Y. Yang*
10:50 Seismic Facies Recognition and Analysis of Stratigraphic Traps in Central Saudi Arabia - M. AbuAli, Y. Xu, S. Zhang*
11:00 Stratigraphic Forward Modeling and the Search for Stratigraphic Traps - O. Aksu, A. Alali, A. Alnoeem, A. Bhullar*, M. Hashim, L. A. Rebata Hernani
11:10 New Tectono-Stratigraphy Based Plays in Eastern Saudi Arabia with Large Petroleum Potential - S. Alawwad, M. H. Khalil*, M. M. Marhoon
11:20 Pre-Aruma Unconformity and Lower Aruma Channel Complexes in Eastern Saudi Arabia - J. Farraday*, P. McEffer, W. Tan
HYDROCARBON EXPLORATION III 15:00 New Insights on the Stratigraphy of the Hanifa and Jubaila Formations: Outcrop Evidence from Central Arabia A. J. Al-Dhubaib*, S. Di Simone, A. S. Henderson
15:10 Biostratigraphy of the Middle to Upper Jurassic, Onshore Kuwait: A Multidisciplinary Approach for a Higher Resolution Biostratigraphic Scheme - S. Crespo*, A. Kadar, K. Karam
15:20 Implementing the KOC Technology Portfolio Management B. Akbar*
Station 4 ADVANCES IN SEISMIC ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING III 10:00 Common Reflection Angle Pre-Stack Depth Migration as Data Enhancement Method for 3D Sparse Land Seismic Data, Case Study from Saudi Arabia - A. E. Alzawwad*, L. LaFreniere, K. K. Sliz
10:10 Extracting and Utilizing Azimuthal Anisotropy through Depth Imaging - A. Glushchenko*, P. Marsden, C. Smith, J. E. Vargas, P. Vasilyev
10:20 Improved PSDM Imaging Workflow by Integrating Near Surface and Well Velocities - H. Alzharani, D. Epili*, A. J. Fox, L. LaFreniere
10:30 Near-Surface Velocity Estimation Using Source-Domain Full Traveltime Inversion and Waveform Inversion - B. Guo, L. Liu*, Y. Luo
10:40 Near Surface and Anisotropy Modeling Strategies for Fast-Track Land Depth Imaging - D. Colombo, E. Sandoval-Curiel*
10:50 Deep Machine Learning for Seismic Data Compression - B. Liu, M. Mohandes, H. H. Nuha*
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11:10 Night Shot-Hole Drilling, a New Approach for Successful Completion of Mega Onshore 3D Seismic Survey - A. M. Alkandari*, K. Chakraborty, I. Hakam, A. Kumar, A. M. Sadeqi
11:20 Estimation of Time-Depth Uncertainty in Different Geological
10:00 Overcoming the Challenges and Difficulties while Planning the Massive New Wells Placement in the Greater Burgan Field H. Abdulrazzaq*
10:10 Workflow to Design an Electrical Sumbmersible Pump for Water Dump Flooding - N. Sharma*, S. Shekhar
ADVANCES IN SEISMIC ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING IV
10:30 4D Coupled One-Way Geomechanical Model: A Case Study for a
PQC: Application to a Mega-Merge in Saudi Arabia M. H. Al-Najjar*, D. Colombo, R. Saad, E. Sandoval-Curiel
Station 5 DATA MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY I 10:00 Vendor Independent Integration Solutions - H. Baqer, F. Malalla, S. Shebani*
10:10 Eighty Years of Legacy Exploration Well File Data: Restructure and Retrieval - A. M. Bakhsh*, A. Salamah, A. Saleh
10:20 Tracking and Analysis of Drilling and Well Placement Operations in North Kuwait - L. A. AbouQammaz, A. Hassan*, H. Ibrahim, D. Jesudian Nelson
10:30 Implementation of an Integrated Multidisciplinary Database System to Provide a Common Working Environment for Collaboration and Asset Protection - M. H. Badar, Y. S. Ghamdi, W. Mohammad*
10:40 Artificial Lift Management Dashboard - M. Al-Jadi*, A. Al-Rabah, P. Cordero, Capitalizing on Technology Development – Utilizing Domestic Applications to Effectively Overcome Exploration Data Challenges S. Al-Ghunaim*
11:00 An Effective Approach to Track and Manage Critical Geosciences Applications - T. Al-Ghamdi, M. I. Al-Habib*, L. Deng
11:10 Automated Rig and Drilling Data Management Solution B. Al-Khayat, H. Imad, A. N. Khatib*, M. Varghese
11:20 Enhancement of Chemostratigraphy Laboratory Efficiency through Implementation of a Laboratory Information Management System I. Babaidhan, A. H. Furaish*, W. Hezam, A. Mahdi, M. Soua
11:30 Remote Quality Control of Seismic Operations: Application-Driven Approach - M. Daubal*, M. Ghaslan, H. Helal, S. K. LaFon, Y. Radhi
DATA MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY II 15:00 Benefits of Field Development User Database Archiving and Deployment of Multiuser Knowledge Management Platform N. Al-Khalifa, S. Al-Lanqawi*, H. Al-Muraikhi, D. Dutta, S. Ghosh
15:10 Geoscience Applications Projects Tracking and Analysis for Efficient Management and Resource Optimization - T. Al-Ghamdi, R. AlOhali, M. H. Badar*, W. Mohammad
15:20 Scalable and Reliable Integrated Solution for Real-Time Drilling Operations - M. I. Al-Habib, A. Al-Naser*, Y. S. Ghamdi
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10:20 Striving for E3 for North Kuwait’s Production Aspirations: Smart
Inversion - A. A. Theyab*
10:50
Station 6
Scenarios: An Approach Using a Synthetic Offshore Velocity Model - N. Jindal*, A. K. Shahi, K. Singh
15:00 Wavefront Picking for 3D Tomography and Full-Waveform 15:10
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Re-Alignment - H. Al-Zaabi, H. Chetri* Carbonate Formation, Saudi Arabia - I. Deshenenkov, T. Mahmood, O. Meza Camargo*
10:40 Inclusion of Advanced Completions and Surveillance Data in History Matching and Utility of the Resulting Dynamic Models P. Kasaraneni*
10:50 Seismic Imaging of a ‘Sweet Spot’ Formed by Incised Valley Filled by the Unayzah A Eolian Reservoir, Central Saudi Arabia - Y. Hu*
RIFT BASIN EXPLORATION I 15:00 Calcareous Nannoplanktons and Foraminifera Study of a Northern Red Sea Outcrop, Saudi Arabia - W. Albasrawi*, A. Alibrahim
15:10 Litho-Tectonic and Structural Development of Wadi Al Batin StrikeSlip Fault - A. O. Bamousa*, A. Ben Nasir, A. Ghamdi, A. Memesh, J. Whitney, A. Zahrani
15:20 Research on the Sedimentary Characteristics of Braided Fluvial Delta on the Gentle Slope Belt of Rift Lake Basin: A Case Study of the First Member of Shahejie Formation of the South Slope Area in Nanpu Sag in Bohai Bay Basin - X. Chen*, S. Yang
15:30 A Kind of Effective Oil Layer Prediction Method in Pre-Drilling Stage in Low Exploration Rift Basin - W. Ke*, C. Yang, Q. Zou, G. Zhang
Station 7 PETROPHYSICS I 10:00 Applications of Source-Less NMR Technology in Integrated Formation Evaluation for Tarmat Identification, Geosteering, and Smart Completions Design – A Case Study from Middle East Jurassic Reservoir - M. A. AlBlooshi, G. Al-Jefri, A. K. Anurag*, P. Bhatt, K. I. Hosany, A. Mishra, S. Potshangbam, C. Smart, A. Soliman
10:10 Anhydrite Cemented Carbonate Shoal Rock Type in a PermoTriassic Gas Reservoir in Saudi Arabia - K. Alnasser*, J. Ardila, E. Clerke
10:20 Global N-Dimensional Petro-Elastic Optimization for Closed-Loop Simulation to Seismic Calibration - T. Ramsay*
10:30 Novel Approach for Improved Formation Evaluation and Saturation Estimate Behind Casing for Gotnia Formation Using New Advanced Inelastic and Capture Nuclear Spectroscopy Technique - A. K. Abdullah*, A. F. Abu Ghneej, M. Al-Wadi, R. Ibrahim AbuTaleb, K. Sassi
10:40 An Integrated Study for Natural Fracture Detection by Using Advanced Azimuthal Shear Anisotropy Analysis and Geomechanics - T. Mahmood*
10:50 Tar Mat Detection and Effective Well Placement Using Triple Combo Logs in Carbonate Reservoirs Offshore Abu Dhabi - A. E. Al-Ali, M. A. AlBlooshi*, G. Al-Jefri, A. K. Anurag, K. I. Hosany, R. Sinha
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PETROPHYSICS FOR UNCONVENTIONAL RESERVOIR
11:00 First-Ever Application of Real-Time LWD Shear Sonic Velocity for Geomechanics in Slow Formations of Western Offshore Basin, India: A Game-Changer for Wellbore Stability in Exploration Wells - S. Saumya*
15:00 Petrophysical Characterization Workflow for Shale Reservoirs
11:10 Unsteady Relative Permeability Measurement Considering
by Integrating Quad Combo, Spectroscopy, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, and Dielectric Data - A. Abedeen*, M. E. Hussein, J. Kurri
Capillary Pressure and Saturation Profiles from Magnetic Resonance Imaging - B. Balcom, J. Gao*, A. Harbi, H. Kwak
15:10 NMR Imaging Elucidates Fluid Flow in Ultra low Permeability Unconventional Reservoir Rocks - S. Althaus, M. Boudjatit, J. Chen*, G. Eppler, H. Liu
11:20 Enhanced Characterization of Heavy Oil Bearing Unconsolidated Clastic Reservoir of Kuwait by Integrating Dielectric Dispersion and Diffusion-Based NMR - A. S. Al-Ajmi, S. Devkar, B. Khan*, H. Mohammad Juzlam, K. Sassi, S. Singh, L. Venkataramanan
11:30 The Effect of Wet Clay on Elastic Properties in Paleozoic
15:20 Effective Stress Law for Gas Permeability in Tight Gas Sandstones I. Almakrami*, Q. Fisher, C. Grattoni
15:30 Rock Physics Characterization of a Source Rock in NW Saudi Arabia - S. Alsinan*
Siliciclastic Reservoirs - M. Ahmed*, R. S. Kanfar
11:40 Evaluation of Petrophysical Properties of Lower Cretaceous Arabian Carbonate Reservoir via Geologic Facies - T. M. Okasha*
WORKSHOP TECHNICAL TOPICS • • • • •
Towed streamer marine seismic acquisition techniques (including different azimuth, offset, trace density, multiple vessels, etc.) Ocean bottom seismic acquisition techniques, nodes and cables (transition zone, shallow and deep water) Receiver technology New acquisition platforms (autonomous robotic vehicles, mid-water stationary cables, self-propelled nodes, drifting nodes, etc.) Source technology (marine vibrator, impulsive sources etc.)
• • • •
Non-seismic acquisition (EM, CSEM, potential fields, etc.) Aspects of survey evaluation and design for marine acquisition including case histories and modeling Non-geophysical aspects of marine data acquisition (HSE, logistics, etc.) Additional topics including marine broadband / high resolution seismic, intelligent sampling, surveillance, simultaneous sources, simultaneous operations, etc.
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UNCONVENTIONAL- CASE STUDIES
INTEGRATED RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION STUDIES V
10:00 Fracture Fluid Selection to Maximizing Well Productivity for Tuwaiq Mountain Source Rock - A. M. Almomen*, K. Bartko, K. Mechkak, J. I. Rueda
10:10 Upon the Representative Element of Natural Fracture Networks in Carbonate Reservoirs: Insights from Deterministic Discrete Fracture Network Models - T. Seers*
10:20 Hydraulic Fracture Propagation in a Multi-Layer Fractured Media C. Barton, L. Cruz*, T. Hoeink, G. Izadi
10:30 Comprehensive Wireline Formation Testing Enabled Optimized Well Testing Program, Saving Significant Cost and Time in an Exploratory Well - A. S. Al-Ajmi, H. Al-Bader, A. AL-Nabhan*, H. Ayyad, B. Dashti, S. Jamal, B. Khan, G. Khatri, G. Nagaraj, K. Natarajan
10:40 Saudi Aramco and sCO2 - P. Thacher* 10:50 Numerical Modeling of Laser Perforating Process in Anisotropic and Heterogeneous Materials - S. Batarseh, Y. Fang, Y. Han*, K. Ruwaili, D. P. San Roman Alerigi
11:00 Alternative Stimulation Diversion Techniques for Unconventional Carbonate Source Rock in Saudi Arabia - K. Asiri, S. Baki*, K. Mechkak, A. Sadykov, B. Small
11:10 An Overview of Challenges for Field Development in the South West Area of a Shallow Heavy Oil Reservoir in Kuwait: A Case Study - F. Ahmad, K. Ahmad, M. Al-Matrook, P. K. Choudhary, M. Freeman, S. A. Rashdan*, P. Saikia
11:20 Improving Proppant Placement with Thin Fracturing Fluids through Job Pressure Analysis in an Unconventional Field in Saudi Arabia I. Arnaout, K. Asiri, K. Bartko, K. Mechkak, A. Momin, J. I. Rueda*
11:30 In Situ NMR Measurements of Methane Isotherms in Organic-Rich Shales for Reserve Estimation - Y. An, J. Chen, A. Kleinhammes, Y. Wu*, Y. Xing
11:40 Lessons Learned from Recent Post-Frac Drawdown-Buildup Tests: A Review of Case Studies in Middle East Tight Sands A. M. Shawaf*
UNCONVENTIONAL- CASE STUDIES II 15:00 First Successful Proppant Fracturing Using TSE-Based Frac Fluids for Unconventional Carbonate Source Rock in Saudi Arabia B. Alfakher, M. Al-Khaldi, A. A. Al-Taq*, K. Mechkak
15:10 Field Trial of Unique Enhanced Conductivity Fracturing Technique Shows Initial Productivity Increase for Middle East Unconventional Well - N. Atayev, W. El Sherbeny, R. L. Kennedy*, A. Melo, H. Minhas
15:20 CFD Modeling of Particle Transport into Perforation Clusters for Horizontal Multistage Fracturing Applications - T. Larsen, V. Patnana*
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10:00 Constraining Reservoir Quality of Early Dolomites Using Clumped Isotopes Thermometry and Detailed XRD Analysis - C. John, S. Krevor, J. Najorka, C. Veillard*
10:10 Chemofacies Signatures of Sabkha-to-Nearshore Environments of the Upper Devonian Three Forks Formation, Williston Basin, USA N. Ganser, P. Mainali, A. Morrell, M. Nieto, H. Rowe*
10:20 Petrographic Analysis of Low Resistivity-Low Contrast Sands within the Unayzah Formation of Central Saudi Arabia: Potential Cause and Implications for Missed Pay - A. Alabbad, F. Almohsen*, C. Ayadiuno, S. Khan, C. T. Reid
10:30 Lithofacies Prediction: A Case Study on Carbonate Reservoirs in Saudi Arabia - B. A. Almustafa*
10:40 Sedimentology and Petrography of the Exposed Ghar Formation in Bahra Area, North of Kuwait - M. Ebraheem, F. Khalaf, M. Naqi*
10:50 The Role of Diagenesis in Controlling Reservoir Qualities: The Unayzah Formation, Central Arabia - A. Khidir*
11:00 Diagenetic Controls on the Fracture Distribution within Sandstone Reservoir: A Case Study from Wajid Group, Southwestern Part of Saudi Arabia - O. M. Abdullatif, A. Al-Shaibani, M. H. Benaafi*, M. M. Hariri, M. Makkawi
11:10 Estimation of Fault Seal: Pitfalls and Best Practice - J. Klinger, L. Schulte*, A. Sharma, B. Wang
11:20 Facies and Depositional Environments of the Lower to Middle Eocene Dammam Formation in Kuwait - A. J. Al-Bloushi*, S. K. Tanoli
11:30 From Elastic to Geomechanical Properties. Onshore Field Case Study, Saudi Arabia - S. Al Otaibi*, A. Suleiman
11:40 Large-Scale Hypogenic Karst Creating Siliciclastic Reservoirs: The Case of the Cretaceous Wasia Group - D. Bohnsack, M. Keller*, R. Koch
11:50 Leveraging High Performance Computing Technologies for RealTime Seismic Interpretation - S. A. Al-Dossary, A. Alnaeem*, Z. Zhou
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Station 3 ADVANCES IN NON-SEISMIC TECHNOLOGIES 10:00 3D Geological Mapping Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) (Wadi Bani Awf and Qarn Alam Salt Dome) - K. Aisari, S. Al Harthy, A. Al Mawali, M. S. Al Sulaimani*, R. Rahmoune
10:10 Automated Extraction of Geologic Features from Bathymetric Data S. M. Hossain*, K. Dhamen
10:20 The First Application of TFEM Method in Gas Production Monitoring - T. Biyan, Z. Lin, L. Xuejun, W. Zhigang*
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Revealing Shallow Near Surface Channels in Rub Al-Khali Using High Resolution Aero-Magnetic Data - E. Muzaiyen*
10:40 Advanced Progress of TFEM Method for Hydrocarbon Identification - Z. He, X. Liu, Z. Wang, G. Yu*, Z. Zhao
10:50 Surface-To-Borehole TFEM Data Acquisition System Development and Field Test - Y. Cao, Z. He, Z. Wang, G. Yu*
UNCONVENTIONAL- CASE STUDIES III 15:00 Molecular Simulation Study on Adsorption Behaviours of CH4 in a Slit-Like Kaolinite Pore - X. Jian*, L. Lixi, L. Xiangjun
15:10 Iron Material Balance as Effective Scale Control Measure in Stimulation of Unconventional Sour Wells – Underestimated Factors of Proppant Digenesis and Scales - A. Almathami, A. AlSuwaij, N. Atayev, S. Goh, T. Hafiz, M. Hoegerl*, M. Hussain, R. L. Kennedy
15:20 Review of Flowback Practices in Unconventional Shale Wells: A Saudi Arabia Field Case Study - K. Asiri, K. Bartko, G. Khoja, J. I. Rueda, B. Small, J. D. Valbuena*
Station 4 ADVANCES IN SEISMIC ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING V 10:00 Reflection Full Traveltime Inversion in the Image Domain - T. W. Fei, Y. Luo, Y. Ma*, Y. Wu
10:10 Wave Propagation Direction from Poynting Vector and its Application to RTM Angle Gathers - W. Jeong, Y. Kim, K. Yoon*
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Benefit of Applying 5D Regularization and Interpolation Before Signal Processing - M. Al Gain*
10:30 SpiceRack™: An Autonomous Underwater Vehicle for Efficient Seabed Seismic Acquisition - A. Almuhaidib, T. Brizard, T. Bunting, E. Postic, C. Tsingas*, C. Walker
10:40 Subsalt Velocity Estimation Using Wave-Equation Tomography with Surface Offset Gathers - T. W. Fei, Y. Liu*, Y. Luo, X. Wang, Y. Wu
10:50 Partitioned Zone Onshore 3D Seismic Survey Challenges and Best Practices - A. M. Sadeqi*
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11:00 Pre-Stack Depth Imaging in Complex Thrust-Belt Environment: A Case Study from Cohat Basin, Onshore Pakistan - H. Abdel Wahab, M. Baioumy, H. M. Hussein*, S. Khan, G. Mohamed, S. Mahmood, M. Noor Asim, T. Saleh, M. Soufy, O. Zdraveva
11:10 Processing Challenges and Technologies of Ocean Bottom Node Survey - S. Aldeghaither, A. A. Alghamdi*, B. Alqarni, M. S. Diallo, H. Mingzhong, C. Tsingas
GROUND WATER STUDIES 15:00 The Sustainability of Saudi Arabia’s Water Resources from the Past Decade: A Remote Sensing Approach - A. Elamin, I. Kaka, M. Makkawi, A. Pradipta*, H. Sharif
15:10 Assessment of Water Quality and Bottom Sediment in the Coastal Area in State of Kuwait – A Case Study - J. M. Dashti*
Station 5 DATA MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY III 10:00 HSSE Facility Inspection System - A. Alanjawi*, S. Alnaseem 10:10 Wellsite Geology Cloud-Based Operations - A. Al-Naser*, I. Bhuana 10:20 Live Production Alert Service for KWiDF Projects - (LPAS) A. R. Al-Enezi*
10:30 Automated Geoscience Application Projects and Assets Management - T. Al-Ghamdi, R. T. Alohali*, M. H. Badar
10:40 Integrated Core Data Management in Kuwait Oil Company H. J. Al-Aradi*
10:50 First-Time Implementation: Comprehensive Vertical Seismic Profile (VSP) Data Management in Kuwait Oil Company - H. Al-Ajmi, M. A. Joenaedy*, A. Morsy
11:00 Automated Thin Section Textural Analysis Using Image Processing - M. M. Mezghani*, S. Shammari, C. Van Dijk
11:10 Virtual Learning Environment Program in KOC (VLE) J. H. Ashkanani*
11:20 Saudi Aramco Geoscience Domain-Based Support Model for Efficient Exploration Software Applications Services - K. Afzal*, A. M. Morton, K. S. Wahabi, A. A. Zahrani
RIFT BASIN EXPLORATION II 15:00 Polarity Reversal of Basement Faults along Strike in the Southern Red Sea - P. J. Ball, P. S. Bruno*, I. Dumitru
15:10 Regional Seismic Transects Revealing Structural Framework and Growth History in Saudi Arabia - Y. Ghorashi, P. T. Gomez Cabrera*, R. Hached, E. Muzaiyen, K. Shokair, D. Tang, H. Xiao
15:20 Seismic and Potential Field Data Integration for Subsalt Exploration in the Red Sea, Saudi Arabia - G. K. Nayak*
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Station 6 INTEGRATED CASE STUDIES V 10:00 Role of Geochemistry and Real-Time Advanced Gas Interpretation in Development Strategies of Depleted Reservoirs - M. A. Al Rashidi, T. Al Rashidi, N. Al Shemali, T. M. El Gezeery*, J. Estarabadi, Y. Halawa, A. Ismael, G. S. Padhy, A. Shoeibi, J. Silambuchelvan
10:10 A New Workflow Integrating MICP with Conventional Logs, NMR and Image Logs to Characterize the Storage and Flow Properties of a Giant Carbonate Reservoir from Abu Dhabi - N. Gerges*
10:20 Comprehensive Petrophysical Analysis Led to Improve Fracture
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15:00 Time-Lapse Prestack Seismic Inversion to Delineate Un-Drained Reservoirs – Simian Field, Offshore Nile Delta, Egypt - A. Hosny, I. A. Mohamed, W. S. Said*
15:10 Seismic Attributes for Fracture Analysis: An Onshore Case Study in the Arabian Peninsula - M. Zagzoog*
Station 7 DRILLING AND COMPLETION EFFICIENCY 10:00 Impact of Geological and Geo-Mechanical Controls in Creating Various Drilling Problems - M. Amanullah*
10:10 Performance of Synthetic Nano-Zeolite as an Additive for Oil-Well
Unveiling Hydrocarbon Potential of Hith and Gotnia Formations Using Seismic Attributes – A Case Study from Dhabi-Liyah Area, North Kuwait - S. B. Al Faraj, M. Al-Wadi, R. Ibrahim Abu-Taleb, A. R. Tirunavukka, R. D. Usta*
10:20 Real-Time Monitoring and Evaluation of Actual vs. Simulated
Porosity System - A. Al-Muftah, M. Shamlooh* Assessment and Site Selection for CO2 Sequestration in Kuwait R. Abdul Fattah*, H. Al-Mayyan, D. Kamal, F. Neele, S. Rakeshkumar, V. Vandeweijer,
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Optimization of Water Well Location Using Geophysical and Hydrogeological Analysis in Different Hydrostratigraphic Formations - J. Bou Nassar, N. Khoury*, Y. Maalouf
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Establishing Prospectivity of Tayarat Formation over West Kuwait Sub-Region by Revisiting Old Data: A Case Study from Kuwait K. M. Al-Azmi, E. M. Al-Kanderi, M. K. Banerjee*, S. Bhukta, P. Kumar Nath, A. A. Sajer, S. Singh
11:20 Near Surface Geochemical Exploration a Revived Technology to Improve Success Rate of Oil and Gas Exploration - A. Mah*
11:30 Review of the Petroleum System in the Jurassic Lower Dhruma Siliciclastic Reservoir - Rub’ Al-Khali Basin, Saudi Arabia A. Ahmed, A. S. Almuslem*, M. Hamed, J. Ismail, J. Kong, Y. Nuaim, C. T. Reid, H. Tourqui
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ADVANCES IN SEISMIC INTERPRETATION III
Placement in Thick Ultra-Low Permeability Granitic Conglomerate Reservoir - T. Batmaz, Y. ElDarawy, H. Elrayek, A. Kamar, M. M. Kortam*, A. Mariani, L. Salem, S. Zayed
10:40 Simulation of Khuff K3 Fractured Deep Gas Reservoir Using Single 10:50
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Cement - A. Al-Majed, H. El Hajj, M. Kalimur Rahman, M. Shakeel*, M. Talha Baig Torque and Drag in Deviated Long Lateral Openhole Gas Wells - A. Kadura*, R. Vega
10:30 Modeling Fracture Networks During Exploration Stages; A Case Study from West Kuwait - H. Abu-Hebail, T. Al-Otaibi*, M. Al-Wadi, A. Amer
10:40 Re-Entry Challenges Addressed: Directional Drilling Technology Enables Novel Well Design to Cut Costs and Save Time in Kuwait M. Al Banai, M. Al Khaldi, M. Al Khaldi, S. Al Mutairi, M. Al Saffar*, N. Al Shuaibi, E. Elafify, N. Farhi, F. Jaber, M. Samie
10:50 Time-Dependent Anisotropic Wellbore Stability across the Qusaiba Shale; Northern Saudi Arabia - M. K. Alabbad*, F. Bari, M. Dabi, F. Elisabeth, D. Marbebe, V. Pathi
PETROPHYSICS II 15:00 Rock Typing and Characterization of Carbonate Reservoirs S. F. Turkey*
15:10 Al Mawrid: An Arab D Limestone Sequence Stratigraphic Facies and Petrophysical Properties Database for Full Field Modelling and Reservoir Simulation - A. Badawi, B. Bammel, K. Barqah, E. Clerke, U. Khan, S. Khattab, S. Mohamed*
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Short Courses Unconventional and Fractured Reservoir Modeling Date: Venue: Instructor: Fees:
4 – 5 March 2018 Le Meridien Hotel, Bahrain City Centre Dr. Ahmed Ouenes US$950
Who Should Attend Geologists, geophysicists, reservoir engineers, and geomodellers who deal with unconventional and fractured reservoirs and who need to develop them using all types of available data. The course will be very useful to all geoscientists involved in shale plays, tight sands, carbonates where fractures play a major role. Course Description The short course provides a unique opportunity to learn all the aspects related to the understanding and modelling of unconventional and fractured reservoirs. Participants will gain knowledge of how fractured and unconventional reservoirs differ from conventional reservoirs, and how to approach their unconventional fractured reservoir projects in a systematic manner. Emphasis will be given to carbonates reservoirs and their characteristics. The workshop covers all the aspects of modelling fractured reservoirs. Using actual data from Teapot Dome, (WY, USA), the geoscientist will be able to construct fracture models that integrate in one software geology, geophysics, geomechanics and reservoir engineering. Emphasis will be given to the critical use of seismic attributes derived from inversion, volumetric curvature and spectral imaging. Using actual field data complex fractured formations and a hands-on approach, the workshop allows the geoscientist to identify fractures and to construct predictive 3D fracture models that can be used to identify productive zones, plan wells and to create fracture porosity and permeability models for reservoir simulation, and estimate the effect of interaction between hydraulic and natural fractures in unconventional reservoirs. A multidisciplinary approach to the study of these reservoirs will be stressed. Participants will learn what controls the performance of unconventional and fractured reservoirs and the type of data which are required to successfully model them. Course Objectives After the course, participants will be able to determine the major data requirements and modelling issues associated with various types of unconventional and fractured reservoirs in general and fractured carbonates in particular as well as how to set up rational exploration and development programs for these reservoirs.
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Course Goals • Understand all geological and seismic aspects related to modelling unconventional and fractured reservoirs • Generate actual reservoir models from a real case study data set • Integrate geology, geophysics, geomechanics, and reservoir engineering concepts in application to a sound reservoir model • Overcome the challenges in modelling unconventional and fractured reservoirs through the use of seismic attributes • Identify fractures and model their density, and orientation and their interaction with hydraulic fractures • Recognize productive zones, plan wells, and create fracture porosity and permeability models for reservoir simulation as well as estimate the properties of Stimulated Reservoir Volume in unconventional reservoirs • Understand the characteristics of tight fractured reservoirs Instructor Bio • Over 28 years’ experience in interpreting and modelling complex reservoirs with specialization on advanced reservoir characterization and simulation of unconventional and fractured reservoirs • Developed many modern reservoir modelling technologies tools used in the industry • Inventor of CFM technology, the only fracture modelling technology proven with the drill bit • Developed many commercial software including the first 3G integrated software • Completed over 100 integrated reservoir studies throughout the world especially for fractured and tight reservoirs • SPE and AAPG Member Ahmed is the CEO and Founder of FracGeo, a technology company that specializes in improving the development of unconventional reservoirs. Ahmed has 28 years’ experience in the oil and gas industry where he occupied different positions in consulting, software development, operating oil and gas fields, and academia. Ahmed’s main interest is the development of new reservoir characterization technologies that improve the bottom line of E&P companies. He has been focusing lately on developing 3G concepts and new ways to integrate Geomechanics with Geology and Geophysics (3G) to optimize completions. Previously, Ahmed was the founder and president of Prism Seismic, a software and consulting company sold in 2011 to the Symphony Technology Group. Ahmed was Chief Reservoir Engineer at RC Squared where he developed the first commercial software for the Continuous Fracture Modeling (CFM) technology. He was also Executive Vice President of an independent oil and gas producer that focused on developing the fractured reservoirs. Ahmed graduated from Ecole Centrale de Paris and holds a Ph.D. in Petroleum Engineering from New Mexico Tech. He is the author of more than 80 papers on various complex reservoir studies and new reservoir
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modelling techniques that cover a wide range of multidisciplinary topics including unconventional reservoirs, geomechanics, fracture modelling, reservoir geophysics, artificial intelligence, reservoir simulation and proxy models, automatic history matching, stochastic optimization for inverse problems, upscaling, geostatistics, and wettability. He teaches fracture modelling courses for AAPG, CSEG and other professional organizations.
Petroleum Economics and Risk Analysis Date: Venue: Instructor: Fees:
5 March 2018 Le Meridien Hotel, Bahrain City Centre M. A. Mian US$100
Who Should Attend Engineers, geoscientists, economists, financial analysists, financial modelers and so on Course Description Petroleum Economics plays a vital role in the oil and gas industry and it lies at the heart of all decision-making. Performing prudent investment evaluation becomes even more critical in the lower crude oil price environment and/or development of marginal field/projects. Various techniques have evolved over time in determining and calculating economic inputs, evaluating investments, quantifying risk and generating feasible portfolios. This one-day course will bridge the gap between theory and practice and show the methodologies used in performing economic evaluations and making decisions on the economic viability of investments. Petroleum Economics brings together information and expertise across the E&P spectrum and a clear understanding of the following is required: • Cash-flow analysis and the right assumptions to use • Bridging the gap between theory and practice • Cost drivers and risk management • Profitability indicators and their application in decision-making • Accounting for uncertainty in economic evaluation of investments • Macro and Micro-economic effects on investment analysis Course Objectives By attending this course, the participants will be able to assist in making investment decisions, such as deciding: • Whether or not to drill an exploration well • Whether or not to develop an entire oil and/or gas field • On the commerciality of a new discovery • On adequate facility and infrastructure requirements, upgrades/replacements • On debottlenecking of existing facilities • On abandonment of existing field/facilities
Course Outline • Introduction • General Industry Overview • Backbone of Project Economics • Inflation & risk • Interest • Time value of money • Debt cash flow calculation • Before tax cash flow • After tax cash flow • Profitability indicators • Investment selection decision making • Handling uncertainty in investment evaluation • Cash flow model (how it looks?) Instructor Bio Mian is a Sr. Petroleum Engineering Consultant with Saudi Aramco in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. He has previously worked with Qatar Petroleum (Doha, Qatar), ZADCO (Abu Dhabi, UAE), Euratex Corporation (Colorado, USA), Keplinger & Associates (International Energy Consultants in Colorado, USA), and as Independent Consultant in Colorado, USA. He is a registered professional Engineer in the state of Colorado, USA. Mian has over 35 years of diversified experience in petroleum engineering, reservoir engineering, project economics and decision analysis. He had been involved in evaluating multi-billion dollar oil and gas field development, LNG, GTL, Aluminum smelter, refinery, petrochemical, power and production sharing projects. Mian is the author of six (6) books: • Petroleum Engineering Handbook for the Practicing Engineer, Vol. I and Vol. II, PennWell Publishing Company, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA • Project Economics and Decision Analysis, Vol. I and Vol. II, 2nd Edition in 2011, Best Seller, PennWell Publishing Company, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA • Tips & Tricks for Excel Based Financial Modeling, 2017, Business Expert Press (BEP), New York, USA He has also authored several papers in the Oil & Gas Journal, The Log Analyst, World Oil, SPE Journals, Oil & Gas Financial Journal and presented at SPE Conferences and Exhibitions. Mian has delivered lectures on (a) Petroleum Economics & Risk Analysis, (a) Advanced Petroleum Economics & Risk Analysis and (3) International Oil & Gas Fiscal Regimes in more than 25 countries in the last ten years.
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More from Seismic - A Short Course on Seismic Stratigraphic Techniques Date: Venue: Instructor: Fees:
4 – 5 March 2018 Le Meridien Hotel, Bahrain City Centre Dr. George Bertram US$880
Who Should Attend The course is designed for a wide audience of geoscientists, geologists and seismic interpreters, working in exploration or basin analysis -especially those interpreting seismic data with limited well control. Participants should have knowledge of: • A basic understanding of geology and depositional processes • A basic understanding of the reflection seismic method Course Description Seismic data contains a wealth of information if you know where and how to look for it. Using a number of seismic based examples and ‘hands on” interpretation exercises from different geological settings worldwide, attendees will learn how to identify different depositional environments, predict facies, (especially reservoir, source rock and seal)
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measure water depths, calculate subsidence trends, recognize and quantify sea-level changes and, where appropriate, determine the palaeo weather conditions. Issues of flattening and datuming to improve the understanding basin evolution will also be addressed. Course Objectives Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to: • Understand the principles of Seismic Stratigraphy and apply them to the interpretation of seismic data • Use seismic data to decipher basin evolution • Apply techniques and “rules of thumb” for lithological prediction using seismic facies variations, reflection geometries and geological models Course Outline • Introduction and objectives • Seismic terminations and seismic surfaces • Seismic stratigraphic concepts and models • Seismic expression of relative sea-level changes • Sequence boundaries, systems tracts identification • Depositional environment prediction • Datuming, flattening and isopach abuse
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Instructor Bio George Bertram is a geoscientist who has worked in the oil industry for over thirty years. During his career he has been involved in world-wide exploration with Exxon, Britoil and BP. In BP he ran the Stratigraphic Studies group and was responsible for modernising and teaching the in-house seismic stratigraphy course. After a spell as Technology Manager for Exploration he left BP in 1994 to set up Stratigraphic Research International. Since then he has built and run in-house core courses and workshops for many individual oil companies as well as teaching on behalf of JAPEC in London, I.P.A. in Jakarta, NCPGG and A.M.F. in Australia and the Nautilus Geotechnical Training Alliance in UK & US. He is currently an Associate Professor at I.F.P. in Paris and an Hon. Research Fellow at Glasgow University. His publications include articles on North Sea Geology, Trap Styles and Carbonate Development in the Maldives. He was co-editor with John Van Wagoner of AAPG Memoir 64 on Sequence Stratigraphy in Foreland Basin Deposits and he was also a co-author of the textbook “Sequence Stratigraphy”. He recently contributed the chapter on Seismic and Sequence Stratigraphic Analysis in the Roberts and Bally publication “Principles of Geological Analysis”. In addition to teaching and organising “designer” workshops, he regularly consults for oil companies world-wide, project managing and assisting in interpretation, acreage evaluation, farm-in assessments and supplying advice on a range of general exploration matters.
Carbonate Essentials: Pores to Prospect Date: Venue: Instructor: Fees:
5 March 2018 Le Meridien Hotel, Bahrain City Centre Christopher Liner SEG Member: US$785 Non Member: US$885 Student: US$250
Who Should Attend Attendees should have a BS degree in Geology, Geophysics, Petroleum Engineering or related field and preferably three year’s work experience. Course Description This course is an overview of carbonates from geology to seismic interpretation, with particular emphasis on karst topography and seismic expression thereof. Carbonate reservoirs represent over 60% of worldwide petroleum reserves, including emerging unconventional reservoirs. Unlike clastics, carbonate mineralogy is relatively simple, while complexity arises from depositional environment lateral variability, pore structure, digenesis and dissolution. These factors influence bulk rock properties and, in turn, seismic response. The course offers a broad overview of carbonate geology and properties that can be mapped on a seismic scale as potential hydrocarbon reservoirs. To illustrate key concepts, field sites and case histories are presented from global locations. Course Outline • Geology: classification, deposition, diagenesis, dolomite, chalk, pores, karst • Rock Physics: velocity versus [everything], beware ND correlation, Gassmann in carbonates?, diagenesis and rock physics • Wireline: fractures and cross-dipole sonic, Vp/Vs-Impedance space, synthetic seismogram, time-depth curve • Seismic 101: tuning, resolution, spatial aliasing, dip and throw, 3D intro, meaning of seismic amplitude • Horizons: layers and information, tracking in unfaulted terrain, offset tracking, flattening, depth conversion, tracking in faulted terrain, geobody extraction • Attributes: acoustic impedance, similarity, curvature, spectral decomposition, AVO Course Goals • Define carbonate lithofacies, pore structures and karst features • Classify carbonate reservoir rocks in Vp/Vs-Impedance space • Interpret carbonate horizons and unconformities on 3D seismic amplitude data • Discuss the application of 3D seismic attributes to mapping of carbonate reservoirs
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Instructor Bio Christopher Liner is a member of SEG, AAPG, AGU, an Honorary Member of the Geophysical Society of Houston, and a corresponding member of the European Academy of Sciences. He is currently 2013/4 SEG President-Elect, and has previously served SEG as Geophysics Editor (1999-2001), and SEG Distinguished Instructor (2012 DISC presented at 30 locations worldwide). He is known to many through the long-standing occasional column “Seismos” in The Leading Edge, the Seismos blog, and as author of the book Elements of 3D Seismology. He has authored many technical papers and scientific meeting abstracts, and the “What’s New in Exploration” column in World Oil Magazine (2010).
Liner’s background is both academic and industrial. Eleven years of business experience includes Western Geophysical, Conoco, Golden Geophysical, and Saudi Aramco. He has held faculty positions at the universities of Tulsa (1990-2004), Houston (2008-2012), and, currently, Arkansas. He now serves as the inaugural Maurice F. Storm Endowed Chair in Petroleum Geology in the Department of Geosciences, with research interest in carbonate outcrop and nearsurface characterization, advanced seismic interpretation methods, seismic data analysis and processing, anisotropy, and seismic-wave propagation. His education includes the University of Arkansas (BS in Geology), University of Tulsa (MS in Geophysics), and a PhD in Geophysics from the Colorado School of Mines working with the Center for Wave Phenomena.
TEST YOUR GEOSCIENCE KNOWLEDGE
IN THE EAGE GEO-QUIZ Date: 6 March 2018 Time: 13:00 - 15:00 hrs Location: GEO 2018, EAGE Booth
Sign-up for the EAGE Geo-Quiz (regional competition) and stand a chance to win a travel grant to attend the 80th EAGE Conference & Exhibition, held from 11-14 June 2018 in Copenhagen, Denmark! Please contact Naseem Mohajer (nmr@eage.org) for more information. Registration for the EAGE Geo-Quiz will take place at the EAGE booth on-site at GEO. W I N T R AV E L G R A N T S T O T H E 8 0 T H E AG E C O N F E R E N C E & E X H I B I T I O N I N C O P E N H AG E N , D E N M A R K
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Field Trips Awali Field Tour, Bahrain Organizers: Field Tour Leaders: Date: Time: Location: Start / Return: Fees:
BAPCO and Tatweer Petroleum Yahya Al Ansari, BAPCO and Bader AlBuqaishi, Tatweer Petroleum 5 March 2018 08:00 – 14:00 Bahrain Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre US$ 100
Who Should Attend Geoscientists and petroleum professionals Overview The Awali Field was the first oil field to be discovered in the Arabian Peninsula, back in 1932. Located 30km south of Manama, the field continues to be the economic powerhouse of Bahrain. The field visit will cover outcrops around Jebel Al Dhukhan, the surface expression of the Bahrain anticline, where Eocene Dammam and Rus formations are exposed. These are a part of the conspicuous carbonate rimrock in the center of the island that are surrounded by a ring of younger Miocene and Quaternary formations on the periphery. The visit will give participants an overview of the facies architecture, digenetic processes and structural features present on the field. It will also cover the present day oil and gas development facilities in Awali Field and the Bapco Oil Museum. Sites
Gas Compression Station
This facility is established to compress associated gas produced from WM up to adequate pressure for re-injection into the reservoirs. Rimrock
Forming the internal slope of Awali structure, evidence of compressional faulting can be seen. Steam Generation Station/Pilot
Portion of the treated water is being pumped to steam generation facility to produce steam for steam injection pilot where different steam injection concepts is under study.
Jabel Dukhan- Site A
Small hill located north of Jabel Al Dukhan where main features of Awali structure can be seen.
Well No. 1
First well drilled in the region (South of Basra) flew oil to surface in 1931.
Jabel Dukhan – Site B
Mineralized fault representing the main faulting trend of the Awali anticline central graben.
Dar Al Naft
Small hall where photos and items related to oil story in Bahrain are displayed.
Water Treatment Plant
This facility receives liquid production from surrounding manifolds for further separation where oil and water gets separated through series of separation methods both physical and chemical assisted separation. The separated high quality water is then injected back to the reservoir.
Terms and Conditions • Cancellations received before 25 February 2018 will be charged $10 • Cancellations received after 25 February 2018 will be charged the full amount
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Mesozoic Carbonate Platform of the Arabian Plate: From Stratigraphy and Reservoir Quality to Fault Geometries and Fractures Pattern Organizer: Trip Leaders:
Dates: Location: Start / Return: Fees:
Geological Society of Oman (GSO) Dr. Mia Van Steenwinkel , Dr. Mohammed Al Kindi, Dr. Henk Droste, Dr. Mohammed Al Wardi 9 – 11 March 2018 Oman Muscat US$ $2,444 for 3 days (staying in a guest house – no camping)
Who Should Attend Geoscientists / reservoir engineers Aims • To illustrate the evolution of the Mesozoic carbonate platform on the Arabian Plate. • To discuss the stratal geometries and facies/reservoir distribution within epeiric platform carbonates. • To discuss concepts related to fault geometries, fracture patterns, structural and stratigraphical seals, in carbonate rocks in the outcrop for both hydrocarbon exploration and production purposes. Location Southern flank of Jebel Akhdar and the Adam Foothills Expected Learning • Understand the evolution of the Mesozoic carbonate systems from an initial extensional rift setting to a passive-margin epeiric platform. • Understand stratigraphic architecture of the different carbonate systems, the nature of the regional unconformities between these systems and their impact on the petroleum geology of the Arabian Plate. • Understand the development of intra-platform basins in the Cretaceous and the distribution of source rock, seal and reservoir facies. • Understand the difference between Jurassic and Cretaceous intraplatform basin systems in Oman and other areas of the Arabian Plate. • To raise awareness about the following structural topics: • Fault geometries, fault segmentation and fault-damage zones • Fault-rock properties, fault fluid-flow barriers and permeability enhancements
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• Fracture generation and growth, fracture-set interactions, fracture relation to mechanical stratigraphy and fracture sampling in subsurface well data • Static and dynamic fault modelling, fracture modelling and faultseal analysis in prospect evaluation and static/dynamic modelling Terms and Conditions • Participants are required to purchase their own flight tickets to the field trip location • Travel dates to consider – arrival one day prior to the field trip and departure on the last day (evening) of the field trip • Cancellations received before 1 February 2018 will be charged $300 • Cancellations received after 1 February 2018 will be charged the full amount • Food and accommodation are provided during the trip (excluding the night’s pre and post field trip) • Fees include food, transportation and accommodation in a guest house on 9 & 10 March 2018
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Activities for Young Professionals and Students 4 March 2018 08:30 - 17:35 IBA Competition 5 March 2018 08:00 - 12:00 Soft Skills Course: The Art of Science 12:30 - 14:00 AAPG Middle East Reception and IBA Awards Ceremony 17:00 - 18:15 GEO Opening Ceremony 18:30 - 20:00 Social Activity - Bowling Night 6 March 2018 08:30 - 10:10 DGS Core Workshop - Group 1 (students) 10:00 - 10:30 Coffee Break 10:30 - 12:00 GEO Plenary Session: Beyond Current Technical Limits: Overcoming Barriers for Future Energy 12:00 - 13:00 Lunch 13:00 - 15:00 EAGE GEO Quiz 15:00 - 15:20 Coffee Break 15:20 - 17:00 Student Posters 17:00 - 18:30 Meet n’ Greet 19:00 - 20:30 Social Activity: Dubai Drums
Westin Hotel
Room 3 Sheraton Hotel Ritz Carlton Hotel Funland Centre
Room D Exhibition Hall 1 Rooms 1 & 2
Al Raya Suites EAGE booth Exhibition Hall 1 Student Pavillion Student Pavillion Downtown Rotana Hotel
7 March 2018 08:30 - 10:00 Student Posters 08:30 - 10:10 DGS Core Workshop (young professionals) 10:00 - 10:30 Coffee Break 10:30 - 12:30 SEG/DGS Middle East Challenge Bowl 12:30 - 13:30 Lunch 13:30 - 14:50 DGS Course: Tectonics of the Arabian Plate Petroleum Systems from Basin to Prospect and Field Scales - PART 1 14:50 - 15:20 Coffee Break 15:20 - 16:00 DGS Course: Tectonics of the Arabian Plate Petroleum Systems from Basin to Prospect and Field Scales - PART 2 16:30 - 18:00 Panel Session: Technical vs. Academic 8 March 2018 08:30 - 10:10 DGS Core Workshop - Group 2 (students) 10:10 - 10:30 Coffee Break 10:30 - 12:00 GEO Plenary Session: AI and IoT in E&P – The 4th Industrial Revolution and Oil & Gas 12:00 - 12:15 Closing of Student Program 12:15 - 13:00 Lunch
Student Pavillion Room D Exhibition Hall 1 Student Pavillion Al Raya Suites Student Pavillion
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Student Pavillion
Room D Exhibition Hall 1 Rooms 1 & 2
Student Pavillion Al Raya Suites
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Short Courses for Young Professionals and Students The Art of Science Date: Time: Instrcutor: Venue:
5 March 2018 08:00 – 12:00 hrs Dr. Roel Snieder Room 3
Who Should Attend This lecture is aimed at junior researchers and their mentors in all fields of science and engineering. Depending on the venue of the class and the duration of the lecture we will determine which topics to cover. Course Description The training of young researchers often takes place in a way that is reminiscent of becoming a professional in the middle ages. In those times, a pupil would work together with a master and while working along with the master the pupil acquires the necessary skills. Most graduate students (the pupil) receive their research training this way; by working with an academic advisor (the master), the skills necessary for being an effective researcher are assumed to diffuse to the student. This happens to a certain extent, but the process is often inefficient and incomplete. The lecture “The Art of Science” aims to fill this gap by specifically addressing issues that are needed to be effective in research. The lecture offers a selection of topics that include the following: • What is science? (What is it that makes science move forward, and how can we tap most effectively into our creativity?) • Choosing a research topic. (What considerations should be taken into account in creating a research portfolio?) • Questions drive research. (How can one find answers if one doesn’t know what the questions are? How to turn questions into a work plan?) • Goal setting. (Without setting goals we are adrift, yet goals are not everything; being in the process and giving meaning is part of our work as well.) • Turning challenges into opportunities. (What are common challenges and opportunities in research, and how can we use these to move forward?) • Ethics of research. (How do we connect our values to our work as a researcher, both in the content of our work and in the way we carry out our work?) • Using the scientific literature. (How do we keep up with the scientific literature and archive bibliographic information effectively?) *
• Communication. (Having good communication skills is essential in industry and academia. What are the do’s and don’ts of oral communication?) • Publishing a paper. (Getting scientific work published can be an art, how can we increase our chances of success while minimizing complications along the way?) • Time management. (In this time of continuous connection and a drive to optimize productivity, it is a challenge to manage our activities. How does one choose these activities effectively while being a responsible contributor at work and outside of work?) • Writing proposals. (How can we most effectively communicate research ideas so that they will receive financial support?) Course Objectives Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to: • understand the considerations for choosing a research portfolio, • make a work plan for research that is underpinned by questions, • know common pitfalls and opportunities in research, • describe the elements of efficient oral communication, • comprehend fundamentals of time management. Instructor Bio Roel Snieder holds since 2000 the Keck Foundation Endowed Chair of Professional Development Education at the Colorado School of Mines. He received in 1984 a Master degree in Geophysical Fluid Dynamics from Princeton University, and in 1987 a PhD in seismology from Utrecht University. In 1993 he was appointed as professor of seismology at Utrecht University, where from 1997-2000 he was appointed as Dean of the Faculty of Earth Sciences. From 2007-2010 he served as director of the Center for Wave Phenomena. Roel served on the editorial boards of Geophysical Journal International, Inverse Problems, Reviews of Geophysics, the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, and the European Journal of Physics. In 2000 he was elected as Fellow of the American Geophysical Union for important contributions to geophysical inverse theory, seismic tomography, and the theory of surface waves. He is author of the textbooks “A Guided Tour of Mathematical Methods for the Physical Sciences”, “The Art of Being a Scientist”, and “The Joy of Science” that are published by Cambridge University Press. Roel is a foreign member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences. In 2011 he was elected as Honorary Member of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists. He received the Gutenberg Medal of the European Geophysical Society in 2016 and was awarded the Outstanding Educator Award from the Society of Exploration Geophysicsts. From 2000-2014 he is a firefighter in Genesee Fire Rescue, where he served as Fire Chief for two years.
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Tectonics of the Arabian Plate Petroleum Systems from Basin to Prospect and Field Scales Organizer: Date: Time: Instructor: Venue:
Dhahran Geoscience Society 7 March 2018 13:30 – 16:00 hrs Dr. Mesbah Khalil Student Pavilion, Bahrain Exhibition and Convention Centre
Who Should Attend Students, fresh graduates and young professionals who are studying petroleum geosciences and engineering. The course is designed for those seeking to keep high momentum for success and industry initiatives. Course Description The Arabian plate with its wide variety of petroleum exploration and development concepts, vast areas with rich source rocks, numerous reservoirs (basement to Miocene), and long inventory of trapping
mechanisms, is classified as the highest world’s potential plate. This course introduces the Arabian plate petroleum systems to exist in seven tectonics provinces of different origins and evolution models, four in intra-plate settings and three in plate boundary settings. Course Content This course introduces the fundamentals of Earth geological processes that continually evolve to develop petroleum systems with special emphasis on the Arabian plate from basin to prospect and field scales. The following points are covered in summary during the course: • Factors that controlled opening, fill and evolution of the seven petroleum basins in the Arabian plate; tectonics, sea-level changes and sediments influx. • Fundamentals of tectonic analysis of petroleum systems in the Arabian plate from basin to prospect and field scales. • Key aspects for creating exploration concepts and planning field development concepts. • Explaining the tectonics of the seven petroleum basins in the Arabian plate.
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Instructor Bio Mesbah Khalil is a Ph.D. petroleum geologist specialized in basin analysis, play concepts generation and structural geology applications with 40 years industry experience. He joined Exploration in Saudi Aramco in 2003 to present. Mesbah received B.Sc. in geology and chemistry (Cairo, 1977), M.Sc. (1988) and Ph. D. (1995) in structural geology from (Ain-Shams Univ., Cairo). His experience includes exploration and development in different basin styles. Dr. Mesbah developed a special skill in multi-data interpretation and integration from basin to prospect and field scales that led to generating remarkable successful play concepts and achieving significant discoveries and field development projects. His achievements include mapping and characterizing the tectonic settings of the North Africa and Arabia petroleum basins, leading international field trips and teaching short courses. Mesbah is a member of the DGS, AAPG and EAGE scientific societies.
Core Workshop for Young Professionals and Students Understanding the Arab-D: A Focus on Processes Controlling Deposition of the Most Prolific Carbonate Reservoir Organizer: Workshop Leaders: Date & Time:
Venue:
Dhahran Geoscience Society (DGS) Saad Al-Awwad & Abdullah Al-Dhubaib 08.30 - 10.10, 6 March 2018 (students) 08.30 - 10.10, 7 March 2018 (young professionals) 08.30 - 10.10, 8 March 2018 (students) Room D, Bahrain International Exhibition & Convention Centre
Who Should Attend This workshop is designed for geologist, geophysicist and engineering students and young professionals. Instructors Bios Saad Fahd Al-Awwad is a sedimentologist at Saudi Aramco. He was awarded his PhD in sequence stratigraphy in 2013 from Curtin University, Australia. Saad worked in reserves assessment, reservoir characterization, sequence stratigraphic analysis, exploration prospect generation and unconventional resources in various carbonate reservoirs in Saudi Arabia. Saad’s recent research has been focused on the high-resolution sequence stratigraphy of the Arabian plate’s Jurassic system. His research aims to understand reservoir and inter-reservoir facies architecture through the integration of sedimentologic, geophysical, micropaleontologic and petrophysical data. Abdullah Al-Dhubaib joined Saudi Aramco in 1995, where he worked as a prospect Generator. Abdullah specialized in micropaleontology and his work involved biosteering and biostratigraphy of Permian and Cretaceous reservoirs. His recent work focuses on integrating the micropalaeontology and sedimentology of the Saudi Jurassic succession. Abdullah has a number of publications in the subjects of foraminifera taxonomy and Jurassic biofacies. He received PhD in Micropalaeontology from University College London.
Overview: Objectives and Content This 2 hour core workshop will cover the sedimentology and biostratigraphy of the Arab-D reservoir, the most prolific reservoir in the world. Fundamentals of core analysis will be discussed with a focus on allochthonous and biotic components, sedimentary structures and depositional textures of the reservoir. Participants will be able to identify different reservoir facies at both hand-specimen and thin-section scale. In addition, evaluation of the core facies lateral and vertical continuity and integration with petrophysical data to meet exploration and reservoir characterization objectives will be introduced.
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American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG)
Stand No: 018
Since its founding in 1917, the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) has been a pillar of the worldwide scientific community. The original purpose of AAPG, to foster scientific research, to advance the science of geology, to promote technology, and to inspire high professional conduct, still guides the Association. Today AAPG is an international geological organisation with offices in London, Dubai, Singapore, Bogota, Lagos and Washington DC. AAPG provides publications, conferences, and educational opportunities to geoscientists and disseminates the most current geological information available to the general public. AAPG’s membership is made up of about 40,000 members in 129 countries in the upstream energy industry who collaborate – and compete – to provide the means for humankind to thrive.
Stand No: 921
Office 1, 3rd Floor, ADC Building Al Khobar 31952 Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 1 38812612 Web: www.argas.com E-mail: ashahri@argas.com For more than 50 years, ARGAS has had the acquisition of seismic data at the core of its business. Until 2007, ARGAS had specialised in 2D and 3D land acquisition in Saudi Arabia and has since expanded to include the entire Middle East. Our acquisition services have diversified to include 2D and 3D shallow and deep marine surveys in the Arabian Gulf plus the world’s largest Ocean Bottom Cable survey. ARGAS provides 3D marine surveys and 2D shallow marine surveys, 3D transition zone surveys, 2D and 3D land permanent reservoir monitoring surveys, and micro-seismic monitoring surveys. In 2009, ARGAS started a Technology Center to provide advanced seismic data processing. Subsequently, in 2012, ARGAS joined the Dhahran Techno Valley to collaborate with companies developing energy related technology.
Bahrain Petroleum Company (Bapco)
Stand No: 801
BHGE OFS Facility Abqaiq Road Dhahran Saudi Arabia Web: www.bhge.com E-mail: rayed.al-eskandrani@bhge.com
PO Box 341359 Office F-502, Dubai Silicon Oasis Dubai United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 4 3724201 Web: www.aapg.org E-mail: aapgme@aapg.org
Arabian Geophysical & Surveying Company (ARGAS)
Baker Hughes, a GE company
Stand No: 401
PO Box 25555 Awali Bahrain Tel: +973 17 704040 Web: www.bapco.net E-mail: info@bapco.net
Baker Hughes, a GE company (NYSE: BHGE) is the world’s first and only fullstream provider of integrated oilfield products, services and digital solutions. We deploy minds and machines to enhance customer productivity, safety and environmental stewardship, while minimising costs and risks at every step of the energy value chain. With operations in over 120 countries, we infuse over a century of experience with the spirit of a startup - inventing smarter ways to bring energy to the world. Visit us at BHGE.com.
BGP Inc.
Stand No: 221
307 Fanyang Zhong Road Zhuozhou Hebei 072751 China Tel: +86 312 3735840 Web: www.bgp.com.cn E-mail: zhanglei@bgpintl.com BGP is one of the world’s competitive geophysical companies, delivering a wide range of geophysical products and services. In 2002, BGP became a liability-limited company after merging with six other Chinese geophysical divisions, with its headquarters located in Zhuozhou City, Hebei Province, 60 kilometres south of Beijing. The main business of BGP includes: data acquisition, data processing, data interpretation and reservoir geophysics, geophysical R&D, geophysical software systems, equipment manufacturing, multi-client services and IT services. BGP has provided quality services for more than 200 energy companies at home and abroad since 1961, including major national and international energy companies.
C&C Reservoirs Ltd.
Stand No: 014
13831 Northwest Freeway, Suite 450 Houston Texas 77040 USA Tel: +1 713 7763872 Web: www.ccreservoirs.com E-mail: info@ccreservoirs.com Since 1995, C&C Reservoirs has been capturing and delivering knowledge from the world’s most important fields and reservoirs. Through a combination of consulting services and DAKS™ the Digital Analogs Knowledge System, C&C Reservoirs enables the oil and gas industry to improve decisions, recovery and financial performance of their assets through a comprehensive knowledge database, in-depth reservoir reports and robust benchmarking and analysis capabilities. For more information please visit www.ccreservoirs.com
Bapco is a unique company, which has never stood still. The first to discover oil in the Arabian peninsula in 1932, it started exporting in 1934, and refining in 1936. Since then the company has helped shape the modern Kingdom of Bahrain, not simply through the generation of wealth, but through the development of Bahrain’s manpower. Many of this highly skilled and sought-after elite now occupy senior positions in government and industry. More than 85 years after the company’s establishment the adventure continues with new initiatives in oil and gas field development and new global markets opening up with the completion of the refinery’s US$725m Low Sulphur Diesel Plant. The company can now export ultra-low sulphur diesel to countries with the stringent environmental standards.
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Canar Geo Survey Services Company WLL
Stand No: 084
PO Box 2432 Al Hoora Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 17 530236 Web: www.parsan.biz E-mail: cbabu@parsan.biz Non-invasive subsurface investigation specialists. PARSAN, an ISO 9001-2008 company, is established as a pioneer in applied near-surface geophysics in India, providing contracting and consulting services to clients from the geotechnical, civil engineering, mineral, hydrological and environmental industries. The company owns the largest range of near surface geophysical survey equipment in the Indian private sector and continues to expand its resources to advance their geophysical survey capability. SkyTEM is an innovative and technologically advanced airborne geophysical system specifically designed to map buried aquifers. REGIONAL OFFICE: Parsan Overseas (P) Ltd. 707 Eros Apartments, 56, Nehru Place New Delhi 110019, India Tel: +91 11 41606500 Web: www.parsan.biz Email: info@parsan.biz
CGG
Stand No: 641
CGG (www.cgg.com) is a fully integrated geoscience company providing leading geological, geophysical and reservoir capabilities to its broad base of customers primarily from the global oil and gas industry. Through its three complementary businesses of Equipment, Acquisition and Geology, Geophysics & Reservoir (GGR), CGG brings value across all aspects of natural resource exploration and exploitation. CGG employs around 5,400 people around the world, all with a Passion for Geoscience and working together to deliver the best solutions to its customers. CGG is listed on the Euronext Paris SA (ISIN: 0013181864) and the New York Stock Exchange (in the form of American Depositary Shares. NYSE: CGG).
Office 801 Khalaf Al Otaiba Building PO Box 27246, Hamdan Street, Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 2 4101700 Web: www.cgg.com E-mail: roger.may@cgg.com
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Stand No: 060
Unit 1, Ravenscroft Court Buttington Cross Enterprise Park Welshpool Powys SY21 8SL United Kingdom Tel: +44 1938 555330 Web: www.chemostrat.com E-mail: eddiemerrick@chemostrat.com Chemostrat are world leaders in providing high quality stratigraphic services delivering regional to reservoir-scale, high resolution stratigraphic correlations. Chemostrat is at the forefront of a new revolution by creating a multi-disciplinary service matrix incorporating a range of traditional and state of the art analytical and interpretative techniques that can be tailored to tackle a wide range of geological challenges providing cost effective, workable solutions for our clients in the laboratory, remotely or at wellsite. Our inorganic geochemical analyses provide a huge data suite that brings invaluable information that can be used to determine provenance, reservoir quality including mineralogical and lithological information as well as stable Isotope & U/Pb & Re/Os age dating techniques.
CNPC Greatwall Drilling Company
Tour Maine-Montparnasse 33, Avenue du Maine Paris 75755 France Tel: +33 1 64474500 Web: www.cgg.com
REGIONAL OFFICE: CGG
Chemostrat Ltd.
Stand No: 121
101 An Li Road Chaoyang District Beijing 100101 China Tel: +86 10 59285442 Web: www.gwdc.com.cn E-mail: fanyt.gwdc@cnpc.com.cn GWDC, a subsidiary of CNPC established in 1993, specialises in petroleum engineering and technical services including drilling, well logging and heavy oil reservoir development. The company has more than 38,000 employees working in 14 domestic Chinese markets and 33 overseas countries in Middle East, Middle Asia, Africa and South America.
Dhahran Geoscience Society (DGS)
Stand No: 036
C/O Saudi Aramco Expec Arc, Room 290 Dhahran 31311 Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 1 38738983 Web: www.dgsonline.org E-mail: info@dgsonline.org The purpose of the society is to help provide for the technical and professional development of its members in geology, geophysics, and related sciences, especially in the exploration for, and development of, petroleum and mineral resources within the Arabian Peninsula. The society activities include regular monthly meetings, field trips to local and out-of-kingdom locations, technical seminars, special projects and publications. Membership includes subscription to the monthly newsletter “The Oil Drop”, and the quarterly geoscience journal “Geo Arabia”. The society is also a co-sponsor of the regional GEO conferences. Membership of the Dhahran Geoscience Society is open to all Eastern Province geoscientists. The Dhahran Geoscience Society is an affiliated society of AAPG, EAGE and SEG.
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DMS Global WLL
Stand No: 003
DUG
Stand No: 741
PO Box 30063 Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 17 2405590 Web: www.dmsglobal.net E-mail: rthompson@dmsglobal.net
Level 2/80 Victoria Street London SW1E 5JL United Kingdom Tel: +44 20 72905380 Web: www.dug.com E-mail: sales@dug.com
DMS Global has been the region’s leading business intelligence and marketing solution provider since 2000. Our business expertise is diversified across global projects tracking, events management, industry debates, digital and multimedia production, exhibitions stand design and industry specific publishing. With offices in 9 countries around the world, we believe that local presence is local knowledge. DMS Projects tracks over 10,000 projects in over 50 countries across 14 major sectors, making the DMS Projects Matrix the most accurate, encompassing and extensive resource for companies looking for new business opportunities anywhere.
DUG is an innovative, global geosciences company with expertise in a diverse range of geoscience disciplines. Our strength is the integrated approach we offer our clients across the breadth of our services. Our unique, comprehensive workflows have proven time and time again to succeed in getting results for clients where others have failed. Our strength is the integrated approach across a comprehensive service offering:
DMT
Stand No: 940
Am Technologiepark 1 Essen 45307 Germany Tel: +49 201 17201 Web: www.corescan.de E-mail: info.corescan@dmt-group.com
Dynamic Technologies “SmartSolo”
Drill core imaging 360° core imaging Quantitative fracture analysis Digital core library and drill core management system Online data accessibility UV fluorescence imaging
The main features of the analysis software include the management, organisation and visualisation of scanned drill core, core analysis, core sampling, logging data, core description and structural evaluation. Moreover, the software acts as a data management system for all drill core and drill hole/ well related data.
dGB Earth Sciences
Stand No: 076
Nijverheidstraat, 11-2 Enschede Netherlands Tel: +31 53 4315155 Web: www.dgbes.com E-mail: info@dgbes.com dGB Earth Sciences B.V. offers leading-edge seismic interpretation software solutions and interpretation services. dGB's business model revolves around OpendTect, the world’s only open source seismic interpretation system. We serve thousands of open source users, thousands of academic users and hundreds of commercial users. dGB’s mission is to enable our customers to extract the utmost geologic information from seismic data. We do this by bridging the gap between geology and geophysics. We are constantly developing and applying unique workflows for analysing and interpreting 2D, 3D and 4D seismic data. Our specialties include: • Horizon cube & sequence stratigraphic interpretations • Seismic attributes & filtering • Fluid migration path interpretations • Quantitative interpretations
Seismic processing Full waveform inversion Depth imaging Petrophysics Quantitative interpretation Basin-wide velocity model building DUG hardware and software
We have offices in Perth, Houston, London, and Kuala Lumpur. For more information visit www.dug.com
DMT CoreScan System - High Tech Core Logging System. Getting the right answers fast is crucial to your success in exploration and site investigation projects. The portable DMT CoreScan system can help you. This digital drill core scanning and imaging system provides: • • • • • •
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Stand No: 010
23210 Bragate CT Katy Texas 77494 USA Tel: +1 281 4670612 Web: www.dtcc.biz E-mail: ricardomolina@earthlink.net SmartSolo is the world’s first smart seismic sensor designed and manufactured by DTCC. This breakthrough product greatly reduces initial equipment capital expenditure, greatly reduces operational costs and greatly improves productivity. With its light weight, small footprint, high reliability and long battery life, it is an ultimate tool for large scale high density seismic operations. Visit us today for more information on how SmartSolo is the smart sensor of the future.
The EasyCopy Company
Stand No: 030
Carolinevej 3 Asserbo Danmark 3300 Denmark Web: www.myeasycopy.com E-mail: helene@myeasycopy.com The EasyCopy Company has been providing graphics solutions for E&P for 29 years. As a geologist, geophysicist, sedimentologist, your graphics needs are very specialised. EasyCopy provides graphics tools that are exactly “right” for your needs. Handle your seismic CGM, PDF and TIFF logs, manipulate CGM, EMF, PDFs, stitch multi-page PDFs, create montagepresentations with large maps, publish as PDF, and plot to your large format and log printers without limitations. For Digital Core Descriptions you get an easy, customisable and very flexible solution, add templates, layouts or modify on the fly. EasyCore allows you to import and export depth registered data matching your requirements. From reports, montages, and presentations to core descriptions, we have what you need. Come visit us.
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Eliis
Stand No: 016
Parc Mermoz, Immeuble l’Onyx 187, Rue Hélène Boucher Castelnau le Lez 34170 France Tel: +33 4 67413116 Web: www.eliis.fr E-mail: contact@eliis.fr Eliis is an innovative geoscience company providing seismic interpretation software (Paleoscan) and services to the oil and gas industry. Our mission is to bring new global solutions to geoscientists to help them better understand the geology behind the seismic, improve the quality and drastically reduce the time of their interpretation. Paleoscan is a complete seismic interpretation platform offering an innovative workflow that increases productivity and resolution. Thanks to a global approach, the geological model is built while interpreting the seismic volume. This changes the way to look at seismic data and takes interpretation a step further in the exploration and production process.
ELSEVIER
Stand No: 002
Radarweg 29 Amsterdam 1043 NX Netherlands Web: www.elsevier.com E-mail: i.filippucci@elsevier.com
European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE) Knowledge Village, Block 13, Unit F-25 PO Box 501711 Dubai United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 4 3693897 Web: www.eage.org E-mail: middle_east@eage.org
The European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers (EAGE) is a global professional, not-for-profit association for geoscientists and engineers with more than 19,000 members worldwide. It provides a global network of commercial and academic professionals to all members. The association is truly multi-disciplinary and international in form and pursuits. All members of EAGE are professionally involved in (or studying) geophysics, petroleum exploration, geology, reservoir engineering, mining and mineral exploration, civil engineering, tunnelling and environmental matters. EAGE operates two divisions: the Oil & Gas Geoscience Division and the Near Surface Geoscience Division. EAGE organises various activities for industry professionals and it's members.
GEO ExPro
Elsevier is the global leader in science, technical and health publishing. Elsevier provides information and analytics that help institutions and professionals progress science. Elsevier products are used at 25,520 academic and government institutions around the world. Elsevier offers a wide range of products including; • ScienceDirect: the flagship online platform for academic research used by 14 million people per month. • Geofacets: the largest, most comprehensive solution of its kind, and helps organisations optimise time, money, and talent. Geofacets is used by leading oil and gas companies and academic institutions to quickly uncover reliable, actionable geoscience information and data sourced from scientific publications. • Scopus • Knovel • Reaxys • Engineering Village
Stand No: 033
C/O Abdullah Al-Shemsi PO Box 303 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 2 6065115 Web: www.esguae.org E-mail: aalshemsi@adma.ae The Emirates Society of Geoscience (ESG) is a non-profit society dedicated to the promotion and education of geoscience technologies and methodologies in the United Arab Emirates. Through monthly lecture meetings, field trips and educational seminars, the ESG seeks to advance the geosciences among professionals, students and interested industry participants. If you are interested in presenting at one of our meetings, please contact Abdullah Al-Shemsi, ESG President, at aalshemsi@adma.ae
Stand No: 007
15 Palace Place Mansions Kensington Court London W8 5BB United Kingdom Tel: +44 7909 915513 Web: www.geoexpro.com E-mail: kirsti.karlsson@geoexpro.com GEO ExPro is an interdisciplinary magazine and online publication designed to explain and clarify geoscience and technology for everybody involved in the exploration and production of oil and gas resources. Each and every issue of GEO ExPro is packed with relevant content, news and technical articles designed to capture the attention of individuals within the disciplines of geology, geophysics and reservoir engineering. The next generation GEO ExPro website enables readers to enjoy rich media content on any device and operating system, including desktops, tablets and phones. Our site benefits from an innovative new advertising platform giving advertisers the opportunity to deliver engaging interactive ads to our entire digital readership. Regularly updated with new articles.
Geological Society of Oman (GSO) Emirates Society of Geoscience (ESG)
Stand No: 020
Stand No: 034
PO Box 993 Ruwi 112 Oman Tel: +968 9 2431177 Web: www.gso-oman.org E-mail: gso.network@gmail.com The Geological Society of Oman was founded on 15 April 2001. The purpose of the society is to advance the science of geology and promote its awareness in Oman.
Geologix Limited
Stand No: 038
Rosebery Court St Andrews Business Park Norwich NR7 0HS United Kingdom Tel: +44 1603 706900 Web: www.geologix.com E-mail: info@geologix.com Geologix is a leading provider of innovative and reliable solutions for well monitoring and the digital oilfield. Our upstream expertise, software and services will improve performance across your digital oilfield. Monitor drilling performance through WellXP to target low NPT and drive lower operations costs by assessing real-time drilling screens and rig activity (PT/NPT) as well as capturing the well journey in high quality logs with the GEOSUITE which now includes Pore Pressure Surveillance and Reporting.
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Geospace Technologies
Stand No: 042
7007 Pinemont Drive Houston Texas 77040 USA Tel: +1 713 9864444 Web: www.geospace.com E-mail: info@geospace.com
Stand No: 821
Jubilee Highway, Abu Hadria Exit Al Khobar 31952 Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 3 8389999 Web: www.halliburton.com
Geospace Technologies designs and manufactures scientific instrumentation and equipment used by the global petroleum industry to acquire more seismic data in new and better ways. Geoscientists look for oil and gas with sound. They use our instruments and equipment to collect seismic data that in turn creates images of potential or existing oiland gas-bearing formations in the earth’s subsurface. Seismic is one of the most reliable and commonly used technologies in the petroleum industry’s global quest to find, develop and efficiently produce hydrocarbon resources.
GeoTeric
Halliburton
Stand No: 040
Founded in 1919, Halliburton is one of the world’s largest providers of products and services to the energy industry. With more than 70,000 employees in approximately 80 countries, we serve the upstream oil and gas industry throughout the life cycle of the reservoir. Our services enable energy producers to safely and effectively locate, drill, evaluate, access, produce and maintain their oil and natural gas wells. Halliburton delivers its services through two operating divisions: Drilling and Evaluation and Completion and Production. To learn more about how Halliburton applies its industry best practices, technologies, expertise and project-management capabilities to the most complex reservoir challenges, visit our website at www.halliburton.com
HRH Geology
Stand No: 080
Generator Studios Trafalgar Street Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 2LA United Kingdom Tel: +44 191 4700430 Web: www.GeoTeric.com E-mail: info@geoteric.com
101 Bin Moosa Tower, Hamdan Street PO Box 71443 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 2 6263880 Web: www.hrhgeology.com E-mail: calum.bain@hrhgeology.com
GeoTeric’s ground-breaking Cognitive Interpretation software enables improved seismic interpretation, enriched geological understanding and allows interpreters to capture the geology more accurately for transformed decision making.
HRH Geology is the leading provider of operational geology solutions in the oil and gas industry. Formed by a group of geologists in 1989, we provide products and services in over 60 countries and boast regional offices in the Middle East and across the globe. Committed to delivering innovative solutions, we offer a number of products and services including Gravitas - the Operational Geology software suite; GeoPlacer - our cloud-based recruitment division; Spectra - an advanced gas interpretation and analysis service; as well as geological support, training and consultancy services. Used independently or as part of an integrated operational geology solution, each of these products and services support our vision to help oil and gas companies across the globe drill better wells.
• Revealing the geology with industry-leading attributes & colour blending • Interpreting horizons, faults and geobodies with our innovative Adaptive Interpretation System • Validating the static model by converting to Synthetic Seismic and correlating with the Original Data
Global Geo Services AS
Stand No: 056
PO Box 25 25 Grini Naeringspark 4B N-1316 Oesteraas Norway Tel: +47 95282110 Web: www.ggs.no GGS offers high quality interpretation of all PC 2000 data at low cost. Most of the data has been interpreted by senior staff at Robertson Research, who have extensive experience in the Middle East. The interpretation is supplied in digital format and can be easily imported into any interpretation software as well as maps at a 1:250.000 scale. The data has been compiled into 6 separate databases for convenience. Key information includes: main tops in depth (time) plus logs when available. Numerous undrilled structures and stratigraphic prospects have been found from preliminary interpretation of the PC 2000 seismic data. PC 2000 is a large seismic survey library that consists of 100,000 line km 2D data and 3,250 km2 3D data. The survey covers the Iranian part of the Arabian Gulf and Gulf of Oman.
Ikon Science
Stand No: 001
Ikon Science Middle East Level 17 World Trade Center Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 2 6544142 Web: www.ikonscience.com E-mail: info@ikonscience.com Ikon Science is a technology company offering geoprediction solutions and services through rock physics, pore pressure prediction and geomechanics analysis to enhance the recovery of reserves while reducing drilling costs and operational uncertainty. Ikon’s flagship GeoPrediction software, RokDoc, is standard in world leading oil and gas operations. Ikon has developed RokDoc Ji-Fi to directly predict subsurface rock types and rock properties of interest. In the Middle East, Ikon Science has a track record for helping operators identify by-passed oil, exploiting tight reservoirs and managing overpressure whilst drilling, particularly in the exploration and development of deep gas. Additionally, in the Middle East, Ikon’s strengths are in enhancing field development plans. Visit us for more.
Industrial Technology
Distribution point
Via Porpora 150 Milan 20131 Italy Web: www.industrialtechmag.com Industrial Technology is an international magazine focusing on machines, plants, components and automation for the oil and gas and petrochemical industry. It contains news, information, case histories and product profiles about OeMs, technology suppliers and EPCs.
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KFUPM - College of Petroleum Engineering & Geosciences
Stand No: 309
The College of Petroleum Engineering & Geosciences, or CPG at KFUPM, offers a combination of three things that cannot be matched by any other college in the world: integration, industry access and legacy. It’s a place where people can learn, study and work together to advance the sustained delivery of reliable energy, with minimum impact on the environment. CPG is an exciting place for creative, open-minded people who value academic excellence, recognise the value of integrated teaching and research, and appreciate the unique features and working environment that CPG can offer. CPG is also a wonderful place for students who want to explore cross-border research that has a basic and commercial purpose. For more information and available positions, visit our website: cpg.kfupm.edu.sa
Stand No: 421
National Photo Services (NPS) is the official photographer at GEO 2018. Established in 1982, the company provides commercial, industrial and corporate photography services. With its excellent in house facilities, NPS meets the challenging needs of the sector and provides illustrious photography services with unparalleled experience. NPS’ sister concern National Images is one of the leading advertising and event companies in Bahrain. Exceptionally passionate and prospect driven, National Images boasts a skilled faculty that is proficient in handling large events which require technical efficiency and management skills. The company’s success lies in its capacity to customise its services according to client requirements, and an unflinching commitment to achieve results. With experience of over 30 years in the field of advertising, branding, promotions, photography and multimedia, National Images is without doubt a pioneer in Bahrain, catering to needs of clients from all sectors of the economy without fail in the most efficient manner.
Neuralog
PO Box 9758 Ahmadi 61008 Kuwait Tel: +965 239 89111 Web: www.kockw.com E-mail: kocinfo@kockw.com Since its establishment in 1934, Kuwait Oil Co., a subsidiary of Kuwait Petroleum Corp., has been at the forefront of oil exploration, development and production of all hydrocarbon resources in the State of Kuwait. The company is on a major drive culminating in year 2030 to maximise their production capacities while developing their extensive reserves of oil and natural gas resources. To achieve their goals the company are enhancing leading edge technologies in all areas, while seeking and providing development opportunities to all their existing and future employees to meet and exceed regional and world demands placed upon this vital industry.
National Oil and Gas Authority (NOGA)
Stand No: 082
PO Box 20161 Gudaibiya Avenue Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 17 742544 E-mail: administration@nationalgroupbahrain.com
Dhahran 31261 Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 1 38608662 Web: http://cpg.kfupm.edu.sa E-mail: d-cpg@kfupm.edu.sa
Kuwait Oil Company
National Photo Services (NPS)
Stand No: 401
PO Box 1435 GBCORP Tower, 19th Floor, Building 1411, Road 4626 Block 346, Bahrain Financial Harbour District Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 17 312644 Web: www.noga.gov.bh E-mail: info@noga.gov.bh National Oil and Gas Authority (NOGA) was incorporated in September 2005 in accordance with the Royal Decree No. (63) of 2005 as the regulating Authority responsible for oil and gas affairs in Bahrain. The Authority aims to preserve the oil and natural gas resources of the Kingdom of Bahrain, find alternatives for the optimum development of such resources and obtain the highest return thereon. NOGA is committed to the realisation of the Economic Vision 2030 of Bahrain and has formulated a strategic plan for future years in conformity with it. NOGA’s vision makes it a pioneering agency, which has as its key objective meeting the oil and gas requirements of the Kingdom to accelerate its economic growth and improve the quality of life of its people. NOGA leadership strives to raise the standards of living in Bahrain by providing essential resources and contributing to the country’s economic growth.
Stand No: 046
4800 Sugar Grove Boulevard Suite 200 Houston Texas 77477 USA Tel: +1 281 2402525 Web: www.neuralog.com E-mail: dgriffiths@neuralog.com Neuralog provides intuitive, efficient, low-cost solutions to capture, organise and analyse oil and gas data. Our products include the world’s only purpose-built well log scanner, bestin-class well log printers, industry-standard automated well log and map digitising software, the most efficient geology analysis package, and a GIS-based data access and visualisation application.
The Oil & Gas Holding Company B.S.C. (C) (NOGAHOLDING)
Stand No: 401
PO Box 1426 GBCORP Tower, 18th Floor Bahrain Financial Harbour District Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 17 111900 Web: www.nogaholding.com The Oil & Gas Holding Company B.S.C. (C) (Nogaholding), established in 2007, is the investment and development arm of the National Oil & Gas Authority (NOGA) and plays a fundamental role in the execution of the strategic plans of NOGA. Nogaholding’s portfolio comprises of the following: • • • • • • • • •
Bahrain Petroleum Company (Bapco) Bahrain National Gas Company (Banagas) Bahrain National Gas Expansion Company (BNGEC) Bahrain Aviation Fuelling Company (Bafco) Bahrain Lube Base Oil Company (BLBOC) Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (GPIC) Tatweer Petroleum Skaugen Gulf Petchem Carriers Company (SGPC) Bahrain LNG WLL
Nogaholding creates value from existing portfolio companies and by enlarging the portfolio via joint venturing which is the route to long-term sustained generation of shareholder wealth.
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Oil & Gas Journal
Distribution point
Oil Review Middle East
Distribution point
1455 West Loop South, Suite 400 Houston Texas 77027 USA Tel: +1 713 6219720 Web: www.ogj.com E-mail: sales@ogjonline.com
PO Box 502207 Office 215, Loft 2A, Dubai Media City Dubai United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 4 4489260 Web: www.oilreview.me E-mail: post@alaincharles.com
First published in 1902, Oil & Gas Journal is the world’s most widely read petroleum industry publication. Each week, the Oil & Gas Journal delivers the latest international petroleum news; analysis of issues and events; practical technology for design, operation and maintenance; and important statistics on international markets and activity. The Oil & Gas Journal is designed to meet the needs of engineers, managers and executives throughout the petroleum industry.
Oil Review Middle East is the region’s leading English and Arabic language oil and gas magazine. Its eight ABC-audited issues cover the upstream and downstream petroleum industry, from the GCC states and Iran to North Africa and the Caspian. Each one contains a mix of industry news, analysis, country reports, sector surveys, technical features, event previews and news of the latest industry technology. By combining authoritative and respected editorial with an unrivalled circulation, Oil Review has become the market leader in the region. The magazine is augmented by a website and fortnightly e-newsletter. For more information visit www.oilreview.me.
Oil & Gas News Magazine (OGN)
Stand No: 078
PO Box 1100 Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 17 923131 Web: www.oilandgasnewsworldwide.com E-mail: ahmed.suleiman@tradearabia.net
Oilfield Technology
Oil & Gas News (OGN), the energy industry’s weekly for the GCC, is the only energy journal covering the Middle East, Asia / Pacific Rim as well as the global markets combining more than three decades of international publishing experience with an ability to provide a unique insight into this major industry. Besides offering authoritative information, business intelligence and quality analyses to professionals and organisations with a serious interest in exploration, refining, production and distribution, all aspects of the energy supply chain are covered by the magazine across all related sectors including the power sector. Oil and Gas News is available in both printed version and online edition through www.oilandgasnewsworldwide.com
Oil and Gas Technology
Cavendish Group is the leading regionally focused media company and publisher for the oil and gas communities in Brazil, Russia, India and China, the Middle East and Latin America. We publish regionally targeted technical journals, Oil & Gas Technology - bilingual and 100% concentrating on bringing the latest information on Western technologies, innovation and best practice to the local oil and gas professionals. In addition we connect buyers and sellers via our dedicated online portal at www.oilandgastechnology.net and arrange intimate one to one events and screened and qualified meetings. Full Oil and Gas Technology editions: Oil and Gas Technology - China Oil and Gas Technology - India Oil and Gas Technology - Brazil Oil and Gas Technology - Russia Oil and Gas Technology - Africa Oil and Gas Technology - Latam Oil and Gas Technology - Middle East
Palladian Publications 15 South Street Farnham Surrey GU9 7QU United Kingdom Tel: +44 1252 718999 Web: www.oilfieldtechnology.com E-mail: david.bizley@oilfieldtechnology.com Oilfield Technology is a premier technical magazine covering all facets of the global upstream oil and gas industry. Each issue contains expert insight, operational case studies, regional news and analysis, and the latest technical information. In addition to its fully audited global circulation, Oilfield Technology receives regular bonus distribution at leading oil and gas events around the world, such as: OTC, EAGE, ONS, Offshore Europe, ADIPEC, and many more.
Distribution point
Commonwealth House 1-19 New Oxford Street London WC1A 1NU United Kingdom Tel: +44 2030 778724 Web: www.oilandgastechnology.net E-mail: info@oilandgastechnology.net
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Distribution point
PETROSYS
Stand No: 086
Level 4 North 191 Pulteney Street Adelaide SA 5000 Australia Tel: +61 88 2272799 Web: www.petrosys.com.au E-mail: info@petrosys.com.au Petrosys is the industry leader in mapping, surface modelling and data management software solutions - delivering direct connectivity with the E&P industry’s most popular exploration, production and GIS data sources. Petrosys produces high quality maps and surface models. It manages, edits, and analyses the underlying information including the specialised seismic, well and geoscience data used in the search for oil and gas. Geoscientists, data managers and engineers at more than 300 sites worldwide use Petrosys software as an essential tool for basin and field interpretation, to enhance enterprise data management and to help make better decisions.
Reservoir Group - Surface Logging
Stand No: 047
6360 West Sam Houston Parkway North Suite 100 Houston Texas 77041 USA Tel: +1 713 466 7400 Web: www.reservoirgroup.com E-mail: Jordan.Dawson@ReservoirGroup.com Reservoir Group provides services across the entire oil and gas life cycle through exploration, production, refining and end use with 55 global locations. Supporting the Middle East with facilities in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, Egypt and UAE.
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RockWash Prep and Store Ltd.
Stand No: 349
Stand No: 901
4b Rhiw Road Colwyn Bay LL29 7EF United Kingdom Tel: +44 1492 535821 Web: www.rockwash.co.uk E-mail: mike.snape@rockwash.co.uk
Karawan Tower A King Faisal Street Al Khobar Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 5 48109090 E-mail: mohamedelaminyousif@gmail.com
RockWash Prep & Store provides the first digital documentation service for cuttings samples, core and petrographic thin sections as well as advanced cuttings sample preparation through a purpose-built, consistent and controlled process. PhotoSTRAT high resolution digital images document cuttings samples for a wide range of exploration and production applications.
Saudi Geophysical Consulting office (SGCO) is an international firm in Saudi Arabia with branch offices in Kuwait and Sudan, which deals with geophysical, geological hydrogeological and environmental services in Saudi Arabia, the Gulf countries and Sudan. SGCO was established in 1998 to fill the gap of unavailable specialised companies in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf. We have the best team of experts to perform 2D/3D land and marine seismic data acquisition and processing QC, startup field parameters test, and field supervision, gravity and magnetic acquisition, processing and interpretation, GPR, shallow refraction and resistivity imaging. In addition, we have an outstanding team to tackle wellsite geology and geosteering operations. Our office is accredited by experts to run environmental services.
ROGII
Stand No: 048
16000 Park Ten Place, Suite 202 Houston Texas 77084 USA Tel: +1 281 8661390 Web: www.rogii.com E-mail: kamilla@rogii.com
MIDDLE EAST AGENT: Kuwaiti Geophysical
Rogii was established in 2013 to develop world-class geosteering technologies for shale, tight, heavy oil, CBM and conventional reservoirs. As a leading geosteering company, Rogii is committed to providing world-class geosteering solutions - the new and emerging standard in horizontal well placement and directional drilling. We offer comprehensive solutions through StarSteer, a geosteering software designed to revolutionise well drilling.
ROSGEO
Stand No: 201
Khersonskaya St. 43, Building No 3 Moscow RF 117246 Russia Tel: +7 495 988 5807 Web: www.rosgeo.com E-mail: info@rusgeology.ru
Saudi Aramco
Block 54, Building 21 Al Osfoor International Real Estate Street Al Manqaf, Kuwait Tel: +965 65594838 www.kuwaitigeophysical.com E-mail: e_m_h2000@yahoo.com
OTHER COMPANIES: Black Rock QI FracGeo LLC Geophysical Technology Inc.
Schlumberger
The joint-stock company ROSGEO is a unique company that is designed to solve system problems in the Russian geological industry. ROSGEO traces its history back to October 19, 1918. That was the day when the Supreme Council of National Economy decided to establish the Moscow Representative Office of the Geological Committee (Geolcom), later transformed into Tsentrgeologia, which ROSGEO is the successor of. The company’s mission is to multiply national wealth through the comprehensive geological study of Russia’s subsoil and mineral resources and to ensure the stable replacement of its mineral reserves and resources. The strategic goal of Rosgeologia is to create the country’s largest highly efficient geological survey service.
Stand No: 601
PO Box 5000 Dhahran 31311 Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 1 38720115 Web: www.saudiaramco.com Owned by the Saudi Arabian Government, Saudi Aramco is a fully integrated, global petroleum enterprise, and a world leader in exploration and producing, refining, distribution, shipping and marketing. The company manages proven reserves of 260 billion barrels of oil and manages the fourth-largest gas reserves in the world, 275.2 trillion cubic feet. In addition to its headquarters in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Aramco has affiliates, joint ventures and subsidiary offices in China, India, Japan, the Netherlands, the Republic of Korea, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom and the United States. For more information, go to www.saudiaramco.com
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Saudi Geophysical Consulting Office
Stand No: 101
3750 Briarpark Drive WG 3 L2 Houston Texas 77042 USA Tel: +1 713 6897000 Web: www.slb.com E-mail: lhofmann@slb.com Schlumberger is the world’s leading provider of technology for reservoir characterisation, drilling, production, and processing to the oil and gas industry. Working in more than 85 countries and employing approximately 100,000 people who represent over 140 nationalities, Schlumberger supplies the industry’s most comprehensive range of products and services, from exploration through production and integrated pore-to-pipeline solutions for hydrocarbon recovery that optimise reservoir performance.
Seismic Profile
Distribution point
11 Church Road Newdigate Surrey RH5 5DW United Kingdom Tel: +44 1306 631386 Web: www.seismicprofile.com E-mail: bmorris@media7.co Seismic Profile covers the fields of marine seismic acquisition, applied stratigraphic geophysics, and reservoir engineering. The contents range from technical articles to invited or independently submitted contributions of special interest to the Seismic Profile readership as well as more commercially oriented features. Articles are readable, informative, interesting and succinct. Advertising in Seismic Profile will ensure that your message will be marketed to a targeted, industry-specific audience.
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SERCEL
Stand No: 841
Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG)
Stand No: 022
16 rue de Bel Air Carquefou 44470 France Tel: +33 2 40301181 Web: www.sercel.com E-mail: sales.nantes@sercel.com
8801 S. Yale Avenue, Suite 500 Tulsa USA Tel: +1 918 4975500 Web: www.seg.org E-mail: members@seg.org
As the world’s leading designer and manufacturer of innovative seismic equipment and reservoir monitoring instruments, Sercel provides oil field service companies and geophysical contractors with the widest range of leading-edge technologies for exploration in different environments:
The Society of Exploration Geophysicists is a not-for-profit organisation whose mission is connecting, inspiring, and propelling the people and science of geophysics. SEG, founded in 1930, fosters the expert and ethical practice of geophysics in the exploration and development of natural resources, in characterising the near surface, and in mitigating earth hazards. The Society has more than 30,000 members (and growing) in 138 countries, representing 51 sections and associated societies in 31 countries, and over 300 student chapters in 63 countries. We fulfil our mission through our publications, conferences, forums, websites, and other educational opportunities.
• Land and transition zones: cable & cable-less data acquisition systems; geophones, hydrophones & digital sensors; vibrators & vibrators electronics • Marine: streamer data acquisition systems; streamers; streamer positioning systems; marine sources; navigation software and underwater acoustics • SeaBed: data acquisition systems & sensors • Downhole: data acquisition systems & tools, downhole gauges
Middle East, Office F-502 Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 4 3724880 E-mail: middleeast@seg.org
REGIONAL OFFICE: SERCEL Dubai ZC3 - Blueshed Area, Jebel Ali Free Zone, Dubai United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 4 8832142 Web: www.sercel.com E-mail: sales.nantes@sercel.com
Shearwater GeoServices Ltd.
REGIONAL OFFICE: Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG)
Spectra-Map Ltd. Stand No: 058
77 Mount Ephraim Brockbourne House Tunbridge Wells Kent TN4 8BS United Kingdom Tel: +44 1892 701000 Web: www.shearwatergeo.com E-mail: jo.hutchinson@shearwatergeo.com Shearwater have a powerful fleet, complete with modern technology, manned by experienced crews with advanced fast track processing capacity. Working safely and efficiently, in all operating conditions, our Processing & Imaging department provide agile, responsive teams of industry qualified experts, available when, where and for however long you need them. Get high quality data rapidly, reduce costs and build in flexibility at the heart of your project. Modern, powerful and intuitive solution for demanding seismic data analysis, Reveal is full processing software that can scale to run from a laptop in the field through to the largest data centre. Fast, flexible and cost-effective, Shearwater are the cutting edge geophysical services company.
Stand No: 052
Unit 33, Wheatley Business Centre Wheatley Oxford OX33 1XW United Kingdom Web: www.spectra-map.co.uk E-mail: enquiries@spectra-map.co.uk Spectra-Map provides unique mineral analysis services to the upstream O&G sector, using visible and infrared reflectance imaging spectroscopy (IRS). IRS identifies a range of minerals including all clay polytypes, carbonates and sulphates, as well as solid and liquid hydrocarbons. It is well suited to analysis of cores, cuttings and plugs, generating continuous high density mineral data (at mm scale) without sample preparation or damage. Imaging provides the ability to see spatial relationships between different minerals and oils. The company has invested heavily in other spectroscopy techniques in order to expand our range of services, with a view to providing comprehensive non-destructive whole rock mineralogy on sub millimetre to metre scales.
REGIONAL OFFICE: Shearwater GeoServices Ltd. Chevron House 30 Raffles Place 23/F Singapore 48622 Tel: +65 6233 6862 www.shearwatergeo.com E-mail: david.round@shearwatergeo.com
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Stratochem Services
Stand No: 015
23/D/5 Shoukry Abdel Halim Street New Maadi, Cairo Egypt Tel: +202 25161075 Web: www.stratochem.com E-mail: tarek.azhary@stratochemlabs.com StratoChem is the largest independent petroleum geochemistry analysis and interpretation company in the Middle East and Africa. Founded in 1989, StratoChem has consistently provided rapid and accurate geochemical analysis to the petroleum industry for exploration, production and development activities. We have a fully comprehensive facility in Cairo with laboratories staffed by experienced geochemists, geologists and chemists. In addition to a comprehensive range of analytical services. Stratochem also offers data interpretation, reservoir continuity studies, production allocation studies, and basin modelling. StratoChem will generate your geochemistry data faster than any lab in the world with the highest quality and most competitive prices in the market. MIDDLE EAST AGENT: Rawabi Oil & Gas
Kılıçalipaşa Mah. Altınbilezik Sok. No: 14 Beyoğlu Istanbul Beyoğlu 34344 Turkey Tel: +90 530 5544987 Web: www.theoilandgasyear.com E-mail: fulden@theoilandgasyear.com The Oil & Gas Year (TOGY) delivers business intelligence, strategic communication and corporate networking solutions to the global energy industry. TOGY is the operator of the global business intelligence portal TOGYiN, publisher of the acclaimed series of books The Oil & Gas Year, provider of the weekly news resource The Oil & Gas Week and organiser of high-level industry networking events. TOGY is the information and communication partner of choice for the largest industry in the world. Business intelligence - strategic communication - networking. Dubai - Dublin - Istanbul. Information is power.
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Stand No: 401
PO Box 25888 Awali Bahrain Tel: +973 3 8880474 Web: www.tatweerpetroleum.com E-mail: noor_behzad@tatweerpetroleum.com In December 2009, Tatweer Petroleum – Bahrain Field Development Company WLL assumed responsibility for the stewardship and revitalisation of the mature Bahrain Field and the execution of all activities related to the petroleum operations pursuant to the terms and conditions of the Development and Production Sharing Agreement (DPSA). The DPSA, dated 26th April 2009, entered into between the National Oil and Gas Authority (NOGA) and Occidental, Mubadala, and The Oil and Gas Holding Company (nogaholding). As of July 2016, the Company is wholly owned by nogaholding, the business and investment arm of NOGA of Bahrain, which acts as the steward for the Government’s investment in a diversified range of energy-related companies. The company’s primary goal is to increase the production of oil and the availability of gas to meet the future energy demands of Bahrain, in line with the nation’s Economic Vision 2030. Tatweer Petroleum utilises the latest oil production and recovery technologies whilst upholding its commitment to the highest standards of health, safety and environmental protection, and the development of Bahraini nationals. This will support the company’s contribution to energising Bahrain’s economic growth and social prosperity while maximising value for stakeholders.
Stand No: 004
Thermo Fisher Scientific supplies innovative software solutions for the oil and gas industry. With Thermo Scientific™ PerGeos Software geoscientists can rapidly interpret digital rock imagery so that E&P engineers can quickly and easily obtain meaningful, actionable data. Its visualisation, processing, and analysis of 2D and 3D digital rock imagery enables improved evaluation of reservoir quality and faster understanding of static and dynamic rock properties that impact production. PerGeos Software is comprised of the most advanced set of artifact removal, filtering, and analytical algorithms on the market. It can be used as a standalone software platform or bundled with a variety of applications to customise the user experience with additional functionality for digital core analysis.
TNO
Stand No: 840
Princetonlaan 6 Utrecht 3584CB Netherlands Tel: +31 88 8664958 Web: www.tno.nl/energy E-mail: rader.abdulfattah@tno.nl TNO is one of Europe’s largest independent providers of applied research and technical consultancy. With more than 3,000 professionals and over 75 years of experience, TNO offers services that cover the full chain from oil and gas exploration, field development, production optimisation, EOR, geomechanics, transport and storage and downstream activities. We also cover related activities such as material sciences, integrity management for plants and pipelines, development of specific sensors and CO2 capture and storage are our prime focus. All activities have a strong focus on technology development, transfer and implementation. TNO also provides general and company-specific training on all petroleum industry related topics. REGIONAL OFFICE: TNO Qatar Office Qatar Science & Technology Park Innovation Centre North, Level 3 Units 361-362 PO Box 5825 Doha, Qatar
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Stand No: 006
3, Impasse Rudolf Diesel, Bat A Merignac 33708 France Tel: +33 55 6133777 Web: www.thermofisher.com/pergos E-mail: germain.siraudin@thermofisher.com
PO Box 79800 Al Khobar 31952 Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 13 8249205 www.rawabioilandgas.com E-mail: haitham.harfouche@rawabioilandgas.com
Tatweer Petroleum
The Oil & Gas Year
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UBM
Stand No: 064
PO Box 20200 Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 17 550033 Web: www.ubm.com E-mail: fawzi.alshehabi@ubm.com The organiser of GEO 2018 has merged with UBM and is now known as UBM AEM. UBM plc is the largest pure-play B2B events organiser in the world. In an increasingly digital world, the value of connecting on a meaningful, human level has never been more important. At UBM, our deep knowledge and passion for the industry sectors we serve allow us to create valuable experiences where people can succeed. At our events people build relationships, close deals and grow their businesses. Our 3,750+ people, based in more than 20 countries, serve more than 50 different sectors – from fashion to pharmaceutical ingredients. These global networks, skilled, passionate people and marketleading events provide exciting opportunities for business people to achieve their ambitions. For more information, go to www.ubm.com. For UBM corporate news, follow us on Twitter at @UBM, and UBM Plc LinkedIn.
Upstream
Distribution point
Christian Krohgsgt 16 Oslo Sentrum N-0107 Norway Tel: +47 2 2001300 Web: www.upstreamonline.com E-mail: subscribe@upstreamonline.com Upstream is the world’s leading source of news. Upstream’s business philosophy is to produce quality independent news and insight on the global oil and gas industry 24/7. With an experienced team of reporters in 14 locations around the world, Upstream provide the unbiased, independent journalism that leaders need. Upstream attracts influential readers from 104 countries. 93% of Upstream subscribers are management and these senior executives use Upstream and upstreamonline.com actively in their work. This is why they are willing to invest time and money in Upstream’s exclusive, hard-hitting news. For them it is money well spent, with over 85% stating reading Upstream has helped them find business leads or opportunities.
Weatherford
Stand No: 321
Dhahran Abqaiq Road PO Box 79106 Al Khobar 31952 Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 3 8075000 Web: www.weatherford.com Weatherford is one of the largest multinational oilfield service companies, delivering innovative technologies and services for drilling, formation evaluation, well construction, completion, and production. Our global network includes manufacturing, service, research and development, and training facilities in more than 90 countries.
Weihai Sunfull Geophysical Exploration Equipment Co., Ltd.
Stand No: 032
1517-7 Hexing Road High & New Tech Zone Weihai Shandong 264209 China Tel: +86 631 5696970 Web: www.sunfull.com E-mail: victor@sunfull.com Weihai Sunfull Geophysical Exploration Equipment Co., Ltd. is a leading geophone manufacturer in the world with more than 24 years experience. We can manufacture all types of geophones, hydrophones, cables, connectors and acoustic beacons. We are the only manufacturer who can make high temperature geophones up to 240˚C use in VSP tools. Our products are widely used all around the world.
X-ray Mineral Services Ltd.
Stand No: 349
1 Claughton Road Colwyn Bay LL29 7EF United Kingdom Tel: +44 1492 535250 Web: www.xrayminerals.co.uk E-mail: joanna@xrayminerals.co.uk X-ray Mineral Services Ltd. is an independent company established in 1997 to provide high quality X-ray Diffraction (XRD) and X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) analytical services. We maintain a fully equipped laboratory in the UK and offer confidential, comprehensive and efficient XRD and XRF analyses using fully trained and experienced personnel. The company has expanded rapidly over the last 19 years and now provides exclusive analytical services to a substantial number of petroleum service companies and oil companies. Geographical experience over this period has included projects from numerous global areas of petroleum exploration and production. OTHER COMPANIES: RockWash Prep and Store Ltd.
ZEISS Microscopy
Stand No: 044
4385 Hopyard Road Pleasanton California 94588 USA Tel: +1 925 7013526 Web: www.zeiss.com/raw-materials E-mail: matthew.andrew@zeiss.com The flow of oil and gas through subsurface reservoirs is governed by the pore scale. However, while fundamental pore, grain and mineralogical structures can be understood at this scale, it is at the expense of a representation of real geological heterogeneity. ZEISS’ portfolio of light, X-ray, electron and ion microscopes is uniquely capable of solving these multiscale challenges, fusing, integrating and correlating data, and even observing reservoir processes directly in situ. This enables, for the first time, all pore scale information to be acquired based on macroscopic heterogeneity, with the resulting insights directly and quantitatively upscaled to the core plug and whole core scales. MIDDLE EAST AGENT: ATTIEH MEDICO PO Box 116105 Jeddah 21391 Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 2 286470 www.attiehmedico.com E-mail: talal.kazi@attiehmedico.com
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Associations
Core Analysis
Event Organiser
American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) Dhahran Geoscience Society (DGS) Emirates Society of Geoscience (ESG) European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE) Geological Society of Oman (GSO) Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG)
CGG DMT The EasyCopy Company RockWash Prep and Store Ltd. Saudi Aramco Schlumberger Spectra-Map Ltd. Stratochem Services Thermo Fisher Scientific Weatherford ZEISS Microscopy
American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) DMS Global WLL European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE) Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) UBM
Core Displays
Field Appraisal Software
The EasyCopy Company
PETROSYS Schlumberger
Cementing
Exploration / Production Company Halliburton
Halliburton
Chemical Services RockWash Prep and Store Ltd. Schlumberger
Completion Equipment / Services Halliburton
Core Services DMT Schlumberger Spectra-Map Ltd. Weatherford
Computer & Supercomputers DUG
Computer Data, Media & Storage Drill Stem Test / Other Well Test CNPC Greatwall Drilling Company Schlumberger
Baker Hughes, a GE company HRH Geology RockWash Prep and Store Ltd. Schlumberger Stratochem Services TNO
Geochemical Surveys
Computer Databases DMS Global WLL Saudi Aramco Stratochem Services TNO
Geospace Technologies Schlumberger
Geochemical Services and Consulting Drill Contracting CNPC Greatwall Drilling Company
Saudi Aramco Upstream
Field Instrumentation
Drilling / Drilling Tools / Equipment Services
Schlumberger Stratochem Services
Halliburton
Geographic Info Systems (GIS) Drilling Contracting
Computer Graphics
Schlumberger
Schlumberger The EasyCopy Company
Geological Modelling Education & Training
Computer Peripherals Neuralog
Computer Services GeoTeric
American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) dGB Earth Sciences European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE) KFUPM - College of Petroleum Engineering & Geosciences
Computer Software dGB Earth Sciences DUG The EasyCopy Company Eliis ELSEVIER GeoTeric HRH Geology Ikon Science Neuralog PETROSYS ROGII Schlumberger Thermo Fisher Scientific ZEISS Microscopy
Engineering Consulting Services
Halliburton Ikon Science PETROSYS RockWash Prep and Store Ltd. ROGII Saudi Aramco Schlumberger Stratochem Services Thermo Fisher Scientific TNO ZEISS Microscopy
Schlumberger TNO
Enhanced Oil Recovery Equipment / Systems Halliburton
Environment Studies Saudi Geophysical Consulting Office Schlumberger
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Product Listings
Geological Studies & Consulting
Interactive Interpretation
Reservoir Evaluation
Baker Hughes, a GE company CGG dGB Earth Sciences Eliis HRH Geology RockWash Prep and Store Ltd. Saudi Aramco Schlumberger Stratochem Services TNO
DUG Eliis PETROSYS Schlumberger Thermo Fisher Scientific
Baker Hughes, a GE company CGG HRH Geology Ikon Science RockWash Prep and Store Ltd. Schlumberger TNO ZEISS Microscopy
Geophones
Lab Instrumentation / Equipment / Services Spectra-Map Ltd. Stratochem Services Weatherford ZEISS Microscopy
Geospace Technologies Saudi Geophysical Consulting Office Schlumberger SERCEL Weihai Sunfull Geophysical Exploration Equipment Co., Ltd.
Magnetic Services & Consulting
Geophysical Modelling
PETROSYS Schlumberger
Baker Hughes, a GE company BGP Inc. DUG Halliburton Ikon Science PETROSYS Saudi Aramco Schlumberger TNO Weatherford ZEISS Microscopy
Saudi Geophysical Consulting Office Schlumberger
BGP Inc. CGG Saudi Geophysical Consulting Office Schlumberger
Hydraulic Fracturing Baker Hughes, a GE company Ikon Science Schlumberger
Hydrogeological Services Saudi Geophysical Consulting Office Schlumberger
Hydrophones Dynamic Technologies “SmartSolo” Geospace Technologies Schlumberger SERCEL Weihai Sunfull Geophysical Exploration Equipment Co., Ltd.
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Safety / Environmental Technology Mapping / Cartographic Services
Non-Seismic Geophysical Equipment & Services Geospace Technologies
Oilfield Services Halliburton
Positioning Equipment Gravity Services & Consulting
Reservoir Simulation
Weihai Sunfull Geophysical Exploration Equipment Co., Ltd.
Publishing / Booksellers American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) DMS Global WLL ELSEVIER European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE) GEO Expro Industrial Technology Oil & Gas Journal Oil & Gas News Magazine (OGN) Oil & Gas Technology Oil Review Middle East Oilfield Technology Seismic Profile Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) The Oil & Gas Year Upstream
Schlumberger
Satellite Image Digitising Schlumberger
Satellite Image Interpretation CGG Schlumberger
Satellite Image Processing Schlumberger
Seismic Data Acquisition BGP Inc. DMT Dynamic Technologies “SmartSolo” Geospace Technologies Schlumberger SERCEL Weatherford
Seismic Data Processing BGP Inc. CGG DMT DUG Saudi Geophysical Consulting Office Schlumberger TNO
Seismic Equipment / Instrument Supplies DMT Dynamic Technologies “SmartSolo” Geospace Technologies SERCEL
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Product Listings
Seismic Interpretation Consulting
Training Courses & Services
Well Services - Drill Stem Test & Other
BGP Inc. CGG dGB Earth Sciences DMT Eliis GeoTeric Schlumberger TNO
American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) CGG Eliis European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE) HRH Geology ROGII Schlumberger Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) Stratochem Services TNO
CNPC Greatwall Drilling Company Schlumberger
Seismic Recording Systems Dynamic Technologies “SmartSolo” Geospace Technologies Schlumberger SERCEL
Seismic Scanning
KFUPM - College of Petroleum Engineering & Geosciences
Well Site Consultancy & Project
Seismic Shooting
Ikon Science Saudi Aramco Schlumberger Weatherford
Well Coring Schlumberger
Subsurface Survey Equipment & Recording Services Schlumberger
Telemetry Dynamic Technologies “SmartSolo” Schlumberger
Thin Sectioning RockWash Prep and Store Ltd.
Well Services Bits, Downhole Tools Onsite Equipment
University / Educational Establishment
Well Completion Services
Site Surveying / Investigations
Schlumberger
CNPC Greatwall Drilling Company Schlumberger SERCEL
Saudi Geophysical Consulting Office Schlumberger
Schlumberger SERCEL
Well Services - Secondary / Tertiary Treatment
CNPC Greatwall Drilling Company Schlumberger
Well Data Acquisition / Processing DUG HRH Geology Neuralog RockWash Prep and Store Ltd. Saudi Aramco Schlumberger Weatherford
HRH Geology Saudi Geophysical Consulting Office Schlumberger
Well Treatment Baker Hughes, a GE company Schlumberger
Wireline Services Halliburton
X-Ray Mineral Services X-ray Mineral Services Ltd. ZEISS Microscopy
Well Logging / Analysis Baker Hughes, a GE company CNPC Greatwall Drilling Company DMT DUG The EasyCopy Company HRH Geology Ikon Science Neuralog ROGII Schlumberger Thermo Fisher Scientific Weatherford
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