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Under the Patronage of
His Royal Highness Prince Kha K lifa bin Salman Al Khalifa Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain
12th Middle Ea ast Geosciences Conference Con nference and a Exhibition t Conferrence: Exhibiition:
7 – 10 March 2016 8 – 10 March 2016
Bahrain ain Interna national Exhibition t and Conven ntion Centre
Con nference Program mme & Ex xhibition n Cata alog logue gue CONFERE ENCE THEME:
Today’s Geoscience, Tomorrow’s Energy
Bahrain International Exhibition & Convention Centre
12th Middle East Geosciences Conference and Exhibition Conference: Exhibition:
7 – 10 March 2016 8 – 10 March 2016
GET THE HE A APP! 12th Middle East Geosciences Conference & Exhibition
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Under the Patronage of
His Royal Highnesss Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Kh halifa
Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain
CONFERENCE:
5 – 8 March c 2018
13 3th Middle East Geosciences C Conference and d Exhibition
EXHIBITION:
6 – 8 March c 2018
BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION & CONVENTION CENTRE
www.geo2018.com
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His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the King of the Kingdom of Bahrain
His Royal Highness Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa, the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain
His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Deputy Supreme Commander of the Kingdom of Bahrain
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Contents
Message of welcome & foreword
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His Excellency Dr. Abdul Hussain bin Ali Mirza Minister of Energy Kingdom of Bahrain
Message of welcome & foreword Musabbeh Al Kaabi Conference General Chair GEO 2016
Exhibition floorplan Visitor information
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Conference programme Exhibitor listing
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Welcome Message
His Excellency Dr. Abdul Hussain bin Ali Mirza Minister of Energy Kingdom of Bahrain On behalf of the Government of Bahrain and the National Oil & Gas Authority, I would like to extend a warm welcome to all guests, delegates and exhibitors who have joined us for the 12th Middle East Geosciences Conference and Exhibition (GEO 2016) which is held under the patronage of the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain, His Royal Highness Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa. Over the last two decades, GEO has established itself as the premier petroleum geoscience forum for regional and international professionals and decision makers to share views on current industry topics and trends, exchange expertise, present state-of-the-art technology and innovation, and stimulate further research of technical and business activities in the Middle East region. Under the theme “Today’s Geoscience, Tomorrow’s Energy,” the packed programme at GEO 2016 incorporates over 200 papers across 55 technical sessions, and 5 panel sessions discussing invigorating topics relevant to today’s industry. The agenda will also include a high level ministerial session and CEO Panel Session on 7 March 2016. A three-day exhibition of oil and gas products and services will run parallel to the conference from 8 - 10 March at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre. Spanning 6,000 square metres, it features over 130 exhibitors from 20 countries and covers all areas of the various geoscience fields. I would like to congratulate and thank the conference committee, 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 2016 will greatly enhance our knowledge of this vital industry and will further contribute towards its advancement. My sincere best wishes for a successful conference and exhibition, and a pleasant stay in Bahrain.
Dr. Abdul Hussain bin Ali Mirza Minister of Energy Kingdom of Bahrain
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Welcome Message
Musabbeh Al Kaabi Conference General Chair GEO 2016 I am honoured to be Chairperson of the GEO 2016 Executive Committee and it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to Bahrain for the 12th Middle East Geosciences Conference and Exhibition. We are meeting at a very challenging time for the industry, with a relatively prolonged period of lower oil – and let’s not overlook the importance of this – gas prices. Prevailing commodity prices mean that at every level of the value chain, we have all had to take a very critical look at our portfolios and the investment opportunities for exploration and development they contain. Inevitably, there will be casualties – projects that simply don’t make commercial sense in the current environment. We have also had to examine carefully our costs and the resources we deploy across our operations to generate greater efficiencies and reduce unit costs. This is the nature of a market determined by supply and demand, but it is an opportunity we should grasp firmly to reset the cost model, inflated in recent years by sustained high oil prices and the push into unconventionals, deepwater and other challenging frontiers of the industry. As a profession, geoscience and our professional community has a crucial part to play in both addressing the immediate realities and the delivery of commercial returns, and maintaining a long term view. We need to focus on unlocking greater efficiencies in mature areas through innovation both in technology and in the application of that technology, as well as opening up the more challenging new plays and provinces around the globe that will meet the world’s ongoing demand for energy far into the future. One additional challenge, which must remain a priority, is how we maintain a steady flow of new and high quality talent to serve the industry in the decades ahead. The agenda for GEO 2016, starting with our ministerial and CEO panel sessions, through to the carefully constructed technical programme, is designed to allow us to learn, probe and debate these issues and opportunities under our theme, “Today’s Geoscience, Tomorrow’s Energy”. The Executive and Technical Committees look forward to your active participation, seeing and hearing your contributions about the way ahead. We wish you all a successful and fruitful GEO 2016.
Musabbeh Al Kaabi Conference General Chair, GEO 2016 CEO, Mubadala Petroleum
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HALL 1
FIRST AID ROOM ROOM A
ROOM B
ROOM C
SHOW MANAGEM MENT OFFICE
LADIES PRAYER ROOM 3 343
442
TASK A FRONTERRA GEOSCIENCEE
542
IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON
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941
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10440
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ACCELEW WARE A
1041
1140
1141
N.. AMERICAN PAVILION
133 ILF-TECON & PAR RTNERS ENGINEERING PSC / HOT ENGINEERING
1027
OIL REVIEW MIDDLE EAST
CANAR GEO SURVEY SERVICES COMP PANY
132
161 AAPG OIL SPILL FIX
162
131 221
321
520
521
721
821
1021
1121
HRH GEOLOGY EGYPTIAN GENERAL RAL PETR ROLEUM CORPORA ATION TIION (EGPC)
163 GEO EXPRO
165
305
PETRO OSYS
405
ROBERTSON GEOLOGGING
GEOLOGIX LIMITED
DGB EAR RTH TH SCIENCES
EGYPTIAN NA ATURAL TURAL GAS HOLDING G COMP PANY ANY ENGINEERING FOR THE PETROLEUM AND PROCESS INDUSTRIES GANOUB EL-WADI PETROLEUM HOLDING DING COMP PANY ANY PETROLEUM PROJECTS & TECHNICAL CONSUL ULLT TAT ATIONS COMP PANY ANY SINOTHAR RWA DRILLING COMP MP PANY ANY
171 THE EASYCOPY COMP PANY
201
301
400
401
501
701
801
1001
ALLT & PANTERRA
172 SPRINGER NA ATURE
BADLEY ASHTO ON
174
175
GULF RESER RVOIR MODELING TECHNOLOGY (RESMODTEC)
176
INOVA GEOPHYSICAL
177
AIRBUS DEFENCE AND D SP PA ACE
178
ELIIS 179
DMS GLOBAL
180
OIL & GAS NEWS
181
183
SAUDI GEOPHYSICAL
TNO 185
187
DHAHRAN N GEOSCIENCE CE SOCIETY (DGS)
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF OMAN (GSO)
190
191
EMIRA ATES SOCIETY OF GEOSCIENCE (ESG)
192
QATAR GEOLOGICAL SECTION (QGS)
122
193
ROOM D
173
ZHAOFENG SENSOR EQUIPMENT
129
195 MENS PRAYER ROOM
ENTRANCE & EXIT
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HALL 2 Abu Dhabi National ....................721 Oil Company (ADNOC) Acceleware Ltd. ........................1140
Imperial College London ..............442
Airbus Defence and Space ..........178
Kuwait Oil Company ....................521
Allworld Exhibitions ....................195
National Oil and Gas ..................501 Authority (NOGA)
Amplified Geochemical ............1142 Imaging (AGI)
INOVA Geophysical ......................177
National Photo ..........................1042 Services (NPS) Neuralog ....................................1041
Arabian Geophysical & ............1021 Surveying Company (ARGAS)
The Oil & Gas Holding ................501 Company B.S.C. (c)
Badley Ashton ..............................174
Oil & Gas ..............Distribution point Journal
Bahrain Petroleum ......................501 Company (Bapco) Beicip-Franlab ............................1027 BGP Inc. ......................................221 C&C Reservoirs ............................441 Canar Geo Survey ......................133 Services Company WLL CGG ............................................405 Chemostrat Ltd. ..........................440 dGB Earth Sciences ......................400 Dhahran Geoscience ..................190 Society (DGS)
Oil & Gas News ..........................181 Magazine (OGN) Oil and Gas ..........Distribution Point Technology Oil Review Middle East................161 Oil Spill Fix - Sorbent ..................162 Demo Consortium Oilfield ..................Distribution point Technology PanTerra Geoconsultants B.V. ......122
DMS Global WLL ..........................180
The Petroleum Projects & ..........1001 Technical Consultations Company (PETROJET)
The EasyCopy Company ..............172
PetroStrat Limited ........................542
The Egyptian General ................1001 Petroleum Corporation (EGPC)
Petrosys Pty Ltd. ..........................171
Egyptian Natural Gas ................1001 Holding Company (EGAS) Eliis ..............................................179 Emerson Process ........................401 Management Emirates Society of ....................192 Geoscience (ESG)
PGS ..............................................741 Qatar Geological ........................193 Section (QGS) Robertson Geologging ................301 Limited Saudi Aramco ..............................701 Saudi Geophysical ..............183 / 185
Engineering for the ..................1001 Petroleum and Process Industries (Enppi)
Schlumberger ..............................201
European Association of ..............841 Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE)
Shell ............................................801
Exxon Mobil Corporation ............821 FEI Company................................941 Ganoub El-Wadi Petroleum........1001 Holding Company (Ganope) GEO ExPro ..................................165
Seismic Profile ........Distribution Point Sercel ..........................................305 SinoTharwa Drilling ..................1001 Company Society of Exploration ................940 Geophysicists (SEG) Society of ........................UK pavilion Maritime Industries
Geological Society of ..................191 Oman (GSO)
Springer Nature............................173
Geologix Limited..........................129
Tatweer Petroleum ....................1121
Geophysical Equipment ....183 / 185 Factory Limited
TNO..............................................187
GeoScience Limited......................540 ROOM G
ILF-Tecon & ................................132 Partners Engineering PSC
Advanced Logic ..........................122 Technology (ALT)
American Association of ............131 Petroleum Geologists (AAPG)
ROOM M
HRH Geology ..............................163
Geospace Technologies ..............1141 Greatwall Drilling Company ........321 Gulf Reservoir Modeling ............176 Technology (ResModTec) Halliburton ..................................541 HOT Engineering GmbH ..............132
Task Fronterra Geoscience ..........343
Total ............................................520 Upstream ..............Distribution point International Oil & Gas News Weihai Sunfull Geophysical ......1040 Exploration Equipment Co. Ltd. X-ray Mineral Services Ltd. ..........341 Zhaofeng Sensor ........................175 Equipment Co. Ltd.
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Visitor Information
For room locations, refer to floorplan on page 11
DATES
REGISTRATION
Conference: 7 - 10 March 2016 Exhibition: 8 - 10 March 2016
VENUE
Conference delegate
Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre
Exhibition Tuesday, 8 March
09:00 - 17:00 hrs
Wednesday, 9 March
09:00 - 17:00 hrs
Thursday, 10 March
09:00 - 15:00 hrs
Conference Monday, 7 March
16:30 - 18:30 hrs
Tuesday, 8 March
10:15 - 18:00 hrs
Wednesday, 9 March
08:00 - 18:00 hrs
Thursday, 10 March
08:00 - 16:15 hrs
Registration Desk Saturday, 5 March
07:00 - 17:00 hrs
Sunday, 6 March
07:00 - 17:00 hrs
Monday, 7 March
07:00 - 19:30 hrs
Tuesday, 8 March
07:00 - 17:00 hrs
Wednesday, 9 March
07:00 - 17:00 hrs
Thursday, 10 March
07:00 - 15:00 hrs
Authors Room Sunday, 6 March
13:30 - 17:00 hrs
Monday, 7 March
08:00 - 19:00 hrs
Tuesday, 8 March
07:00 - 17:00 hrs
Wednesday, 9 March
07:00 - 17:00 hrs
Thursday, 10 March
07:00 - 15:00 hrs
ENTRY CONDITIONS GEO 2016 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.
US$1,035
University faculty & students free of charge Visitors (exhibition only)
OPENING HOURS
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Entry to the exhibition only is free of charge on all days. All conference registrations must be accompanied by full payment of delegate fees.
free of charge
The conference delegate registration fee includes: • Admission to all conference oral & poster sessions • Onsite conference & exhibition programme • USB copy of conference abstracts • Invitations to 3 official lunches • Refreshments at tea and coffee breaks • Conference delegate bag • Invitation to the Gala Dinner • Free admission to the exhibition University faculty & student registration includes: • Admission to all conference oral and poster sessions • Onsite conference & exhibition programme • Free admission to the exhibition Faculty and students are required to provide valid ID on collection of badges at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre.
OPENING CEREMONY, MINISTERIAL SESSION & CEO PLENARY SESSION The Opening Ceremony, Ministerial & CEO Plenary Session takes place on Monday, 7 March from 16:30 - 18:30 hrs and has an open door policy welcoming conference delegates, exhibitors, media and visitors alike. See enclosed programme for details of speakers.
CONFERENCE GALA DINNER A dinner to mark the opening of the GEO 2016 conference will be held on Monday, 7 March at 19:30 hrs at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in the Al Ghazal Ballroom immediately following the conference inauguration. Dinner invitations are included in the full conference delegate registration fee.
CONFERENCE ABSTRACTS The abstract for each paper presented at the conference is published in the Conference Abstracts Volume on USB. Full conference delegates will receive the Abstracts Volume USB as part of their registration. Additional copies are available at a cost of BD 53 (US$ 140) and can be purchased and collected during the event.
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Visitor Information
CONFERENCE PRESENTERS All oral presenters must report to the Authors Room with their presentation 24 hours before their presentation is scheduled to take place. All poster presenters must report to the Authors Room with their printed poster by Monday, 7 March. A light breakfast is provided for all presenters on the day of their oral presentation. On Tuesday, 8 March this will be held at 09:00 hrs in the luncheon area in Hall 2 of the exhibition centre, on all other days the breakfast will commence at 07:15 hrs. All presenters are encouraged to attend to receive important information from their Session Chairs as well as a presentation from the audio visual contractor.
SHOW APP The official GEO 2016 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. Search for ‘GEO 2016’ in the iTunes and Google Play stores or visit https://crowd.cc/geo2016 from your device.
CATERING FACILITIES Buffet lunches will be served on Tuesday 8, Wednesday 9 and Thursday, 10 March at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre. 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: London Taxi
tel: +973 17461746
Speedy Motors
tel: +973 17682999
Bahrain Limo (private car hire)
tel: +973 17266266 / 17339533
CAR HIRE Official car hire company: Adliya Rent-A-Car
tel: +973 13620333
Montreal Motors Company
tel: +973 39033322 / +973 39965843
FIRST AID 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.
PRAYER ROOMS Male and female prayer room facilities are located within Hall 1.
GEO 2016 IS ORGANISED BY Exhibition organisers Arabian Exhibition Management PO Box 20200 Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 17550033 E-mail: info@aemallworld.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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Conference Programme
Committee Executive Committee Sa’id Al Hajri Musabbeh Al Kaabi (Chairman) Mubadala Petroleum
Michael Bittar Halliburton
(AAPG Middle East President 2013 - 2015)
ADMA-OPCO
Ahmad Al Eidan (SEG Middle East President) KOC
Hussein Fouad Al Ghazzawy Schlumberger
Shaikh Mohammed bin Abdulla Al Khalifa Arabian Exhibition Management
Frans Van Buchem Maersk Oil
Mohammed Badri Schlumberger
Mahmoud Abdul Baqi ARGAS
Andrew Mitchell Mubadala Petroleum
Rafi Baghdjian Shell
Adel Almoayyed BAPCO
Intisaar Al Kindy PDO
Hisham Zubari Tatweer Petroleum
Jian Zhang CNPCI (UAE)
Victor Noguera Saudi Arabian Chevron
Thierry Charles Total
James White ExxonMobil
Ibraheem Assa’adan Saudi Aramco
Robert Kuchinski Weatherford
Omar Al Jeelani (Co-Chair) ADCO
E Dianliang BGP
Phoebe McMellon Elsevier
Aiman Bakhorji (Co-Chair) Saudi Aramco
Bashir Durrani CGG
Abdullah Al Shemsi Emirates Society of Geoscience
Abdul Nabi Mukhtar BAPCO
Mohammad Bannagi Dhahran Geoscience Society
Pinar Yilmaz ExxonMobil
Saudi Aramco
Ahmad Al Suwaidi (EAGE Middle East President)
Technical Program Committee
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Conference Programme
Aisha Al Hajri Geological Society of Oman
Hanan Balalaa Mubadala Petroleum
Maysa Yousif Tatweer Petroleum
Ibrahim Al Ismaili Geological Society of Oman
Ibrahim Rajaibi PDO
Eric Tawile Total
Bhagwandas Sahajwani Halliburton
Saeed Al Kuwairi Qatar Geological Society
Friso Veenstra TNO
Khalid Al Ramadan KFUPM
Wael Abdallah Schlumberger
Jan Van De Mortel Weatherford
Bader Mohammed Fahad Al Ajmi KOC
Albert Holtslag Shell
Simon Tull Maersk Oil
Nadia Ali Nemmawi Tatweer Petroleum
Young Professionals and Students Support Committee
Aisha Al Bulushi (Chair) PDO
Abdullah Alkandari KOC
Matthew Smith Heriot-Watt University
Qamar Bu Khamseen Saudi Aramco
Ali Aldawood KAUST
Yumna Al Habsi Schlumberger
Khalid Al Bloushi UAE University
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Conference Programme
Opening Ceremony, Ministerial & CEO Plenary Session Date: Time: Venue:
Monday, 7 March 2016 16:30 - 18:30 hrs Rooms 1 & 2, Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre
Industry-Led Session ‘Women’s Growing Role in the Energy Industry’ Date: Time: Venue:
Moderator: Sean Evers, Founder and Managing Partner,
Wednesday, 9 March 2016 12:15 - 13:15 hrs Room 1, Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre
Moderator:
Gulf Intelligence
Shamsa Al Maskary, Vice President, ADCO Keynote speaker: Speakers: Daniel Yergin, Vice-Chairman, IHS Sara Akbar, CEO, Kuwait Energy Ministers: H.E. Dr. Abdul Hussain bin Ali Mirza Minster of Energy (Kingdom of Bahrain)
H.E. Tarek El Molla, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, (Egypt)
Speakers:
Dalya Al Muthanna, President & CEO, GE Gulf For the first time since GEO’s inception, an industry-led session will be incorporated into the program, the theme of which will be ‘Women’s Growing Role in the Energy Industry’. The session will be held on the 9th March, 2016 from 12:15 – 13:15 and will include a panel discussion by leading women from within the industry.
Abdul Munim Saif Al Kindy, CEO, ADCO Paal Kibsgaard,Chairman and CEO, Schlumberger
The Executive Committee for GEO 2016 has planned a grand conference opening focused around the theme of ‘Today’s Geoscience, Tomorrow’s Energy’. The ceremony will include Ministers from the MENA region, CEOs as well as a keynote address by a leading industry expert.
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Admission to the session is open to all delegate types and places are available on a first come first served basis.
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Conference Programme
Technical Program Overview Monday, 7 March 2016 Rooms 1 & 2, Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre 16:30 - 18:30
Al Ghazal Ballroom, Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Opening Ceremony, Ministerial & CEO Plenary Session Gala Dinner
19:30
Tuesday, 8 March 2016 Room 1 10:15 - 12:00
Panel Session: Long Term Strategies Through Unpredictable Markets
12:00 - 14:00
Lunch
14:00 - 15:45
Panel Session: IT Emerging Trends
15:45 - 16:15
Coffee
16:15 - 18:00
Rift Basin Studies
Room 2
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5
Room 6
Integrated Studies I
Seismic Acquisition I
Knowledge Management
Unconventional Reservoir Characterization
Unconventional I
Integrated Studies II
Seismic Acquisition II
Data Management
Uncertainty Analysis Unconventional II and Reservoir Modeling
Integrated Studies III
Risk Management
Paleogeography and Paleontology
Petrophysics I
Technologies for Unconventional
Wednesday, 9 March 2016 Room 1 Room 2 08:00 - 09:45
Petrophysics II
09:45 - 10:15
Coffee
10:15 - 12:00
Panel Session: Integrated Technologies for Better Performance
12:00 - 14:00
Lunch
12:15 - 13:15
Industry-Led Session: Women’s Growing Role in the Energy Industry
14:00 - 15:45
Panel Session: Unconventional Resources of the Middle East
15:45 - 16:15
Coffee
16:15 - 18:00
Petrophysics III
Room 3
Room 4
Room 5
Room 6
Reservoir Quality Prediction
Rock Physics I
Integrated Fracture Characterization
Regional Geology I
Seismic Processing & Imaging I
Seismic Reservoir Characterization
Digital Rock Physics
Fracture Characterization
Depositional Systems
Seismic Processing & Imaging II
Stratigraphic Reservoir Characterization
Rock Physics II
Fractured Reservoir Characterization and Modeling
Regional Geology II
Seismic Processing & Imaging III
Fluid Flow Characterization
Heavy Oil
Multidisciplinary Case Studies
Evolution of the Arabian Platform
Near Surface Challenges
Room 3
Room 4
Thursday, 10 March 2016 Room 1 Room 2 08:00 - 09:45
Borehole Seismic Imaging
09:45 - 10:15
Coffee
10:15 - 12:00
Panel Session: Industry - Academia Engagement and Collaboration
Room 5
Room 6
Reservoir Monitoring I
Seismic Interpretation I New Exploration Concepts I
Stratigraphic Traps
Gravity & Magnetic
Reservoir Monitoring II
Seismic Interpretation II
New Discoveries
Electromagnetic Methods
New Exploration Concepts II
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Conference Programme
Panel Session Write Ups Panel Session: Long Term Strategies Through Unpredictable Markets Date: Tuesday, 8 March 2016 10:15 - 12:00 hrs Time: Venue: Room 1, Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre
Panel Session: IT Emerging Trends Date: Tuesday, 8 March 2016 Time: 14:00 - 15:45 hrs Venue: Room 1, Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre Session Moderators:
Session Moderators:
Pinar Yilmaz, ExxonMobil Ibraheem Assa’adan, Saudi Aramco Yousef Ulyan, Saudi Aramco Thierry Charles, Total
Speakers:
Emad Ali Al Maisari, Senior Vice President & Head – Information Security & Risk, Mubadala
Speakers:
Development Company
Daniel Yergin, Vice-Chairman, IHS
Nasser Al Mahrooqi,Head PE Data Management, PDO
James White, Manager, Asia Pacific - Middle East, ExxonMobil
Ton Ruijrok, Senior Geo-Information Advisor, Total
Amran Marhubi, Technical Director, PDO
Mario Chiock,Chief Security Officer, Schlumberger
Tony Mills, Vice President, Upstream Consulting, Wood Mackenzie
Strong and unpredictable fluctuations in global oil prices are becoming cyclic and are having a large impact on the industry by driving shortterm responses from oil companies. At the same time, the prospective resources of Hydrocarbons – including the unconventional resources are at an all-time high. The challenges before the industry are to balance the short-term cyclic economic reactions, with the long-term sustainable growth responses. With long lead-times of all E&P projects, and higher risk-uncertainty exposure in frontier areas like deep-water, the balancing act is a challenging proposition. E&P technologies also require nurturing and sustainable long lead development to become a game-changer. Three aspects are mainly affected: 1) human resources 2) technologies and 3) project plans. Selected panelists will share their views on how to manage these and other factors impacted by the cyclic market scenario. The discussions will highlight different manifestations of this situation and suitable strategies relating to short-term vs. long-term responses. They shall deliberate how leaders can evolve from the situation and convert this adversity into opportunity.
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The need to improve operational efficiency while performing near realtime analysis of huge data sets delivered ‘anywhere at any time’ has catalyzed the development of many new technologies, such as mobile and cloud computing, multicore and many-core processing, distributed collaboration environments, and immersive user interface technologies (3D, touch, virtual and augmented reality, etc.). Although these new technologies have allowed us to rapidly integrate well-established compute intensive algorithms with newer analytics and interactive analysis into a seamless, distributed, mobile environment, they also introduce a new set of challenges such as security, data storage and management, energy efficiency and code modernization. A panel of IT leaders will share their views and experiences leveraging emerging IT trends and share some of the benefits and challenges encountered in the oil and gas industry. They will discuss how information technology has become an integral part of our daily life that affects all aspects of business and society.
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Panel Session: Integrated Technologies for Better Performance Date: Wednesday, 9 March 2016 10:15 - 12:00 hrs Time: Venue: Room 1, Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre Session Moderators: Hisham Zubari, Tatweer Petroleum
Robert Kuchinski, Weatherford Speakers: Dr. Greg Powers, Vice President Technology, Halliburton
Rafi Baghdjian, Chief Operating Officer, Shell
Andrew Kershaw,CEO, Tatweer Richard Lewis, Vice President Technology
are targeting sweet spots reliably and giving enhanced reservoir data. Improved seismic techniques today allow us to map large reservoir areas and assess the resources without well penetration. Prevalent computing power, processing and interpretation algorithms are helping integrated teams developing these prospective intervals. This was through successful integration of advanced characterization, real-time data, high-reliability operations and optimized logistics to create new success stories. The economic and technological advances have created a data deluge and information cloud calling for the next generation of integrated methods and techniques. The challenge before the petroleum industry, academia and societies is to fully address the complete cycle of knowledge and practice of E&P reserves maturity to these new developments. Fast computing power and processing algorithms can enhance data quality for better reservoir characterization. Integrated subsurface teams are now in much better position to analyze such large pool of information needed for complex modeling in characterization and recovery of these reservoirs. A visionary panel of experts with diverse industry, academic and science experience will deliberate on the opportunities and constraints before the E&P practitioners. They shall showcase new paradigms and advancements that address the challenges in reservoir characterization and production. A road map to the technology ownership in the Middle East is within this scope.
Integration, Weatherford
Proper characterization of the subsurface hydrocarbon bearing reservoir holds the key to its successful and optimal exploitation in upstream petroleum industry. As the industry matures in the Middle East, new discoveries are from the declining field sizes in more complex reservoir architectures. Maximizing the EUR in a commercially viable manner is challenging the work methods and technological reliability. As we drill wells with improved and cost effective drilling and logging technology, vast amounts of data is created on the subsurface reservoir. Real-time trajectory guidance, long-reach horizontals and high resolution LWD
Panel Session: Unconventional Resources of the Middle East Date: Wednesday, 9 March 2016 Time: 14:00 - 15:45 hrs Venue: Room 1, Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre Session Moderators: Michael Bittar, Halliburton
Mohammed Badri, Schlumberger Speakers: Eder Lizcano, Vice President Reservoir Development Khazzan, BP
Dr. Jonathan Lewis, Senior Vice President Completion & Production Division, Halliburton
Ibraheem Assa’adan, Vice President Exploration, Saudi Aramco
Mo Cordes, President Integrated Production Services, Schlumberger
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The success of unconventional resource development in North America has increased awareness of this vast potential as a complement to the conventional reservoirs in the Middle East. A large part of the source rocks that support the conventional reservoirs, become viable unconventional “reservoir” units. Assessment and understanding of these unconventional resources of the Middle East represents one of the main missions facing the NOCs and IOCs of the region. Maturing them from prospective resource to contingent category and then into reserves is ridden with several challenges. Technical, logistic, environmental and economic considerations need to be balanced to mature this valuable potential. Unconventional reservoir characterization and reserves depend largely on the quality and suitability of the surface and subsurface data, as well as on the effective integration. As the unconventional resource potential matured, the need for targeted, focused, and environmentally friendly techniques became paramount. Integrated geological, geophysical, and drilling approaches were developed to delineate the so called “sweet spots” for better well placement. Drilling factory is a factory scale process for achieving optimal development. Pioneering thought leaders of this panel session will discuss the potential of these vast but yet untapped resources in the Middle East and on ways to approach. Discussions shall expand on the opportunity size and advantages the Middle East can derive from the learnings in North America. Region specific challenges like access to water and the impact of fracking to the conventional reservoirs may be brought forward with approaches to resolve them. Panel Session: Industry-Academia Engagement and Collaboration Date: Thursday, 10 March 2016 Time: 10:15 - 12:00 hrs Session moderators: Mahmoud Abdul Baqi, ARGAS
Cyclic changes to the economic scene of the upstream petroleum industry, along with rapidly evolving new developments in science and technology, are placing an unprecedented challenge before the petroleum industry and academia to develop a more effective and sustainable research & technology approach. Access to industry data and interpretations are seldom accessible to academia due to its strategic and commercial significance. On the other hand, advanced laboratory and numerical methods of academia are unable to penetrate into industry’s common practices. Industry seeks reliable technologies that support it efficiently and skilled petroleum geoscience professionals. Academia seeks innovation and open access to their breakthroughs and an effective collaboration with industry. In order to cope with the present and future challenges of the petroleum world, both industry and academia have to be at the cutting edge of petroleum research and emerging trends. Disruptive technological innovation is happening world-over. Strong collaboration between E&P industry and academia is affected by 3 factors: 1) data access 2) innovation space and 3) implementation. Due to insufficient collaboration between industry and educational institutes, the gap between academia and industry will widen over time. Access to subsurface data is critical for establishing credibility in academic training and research, and for retaining novel ideas and approaches to industry. Balancing the industry considerations and academic competencies requires a sound framework of effective policies and procedures driving them together to the desired goals.
Intisaar Al Kindy, PDO Speakers: Abdulaziz O. Al-Kaabi, Dean of College of Petroleum Engineering & Geosciences, KFUPM
Thomas Hochstettler, President, Petroleum Institute
TBC
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Eminent members of the panel shall discuss the opportunity and constraining factors with directions for policy and procedures to implement an effective collaboration. Suggested panel discussion topics include, but are not limited to: • Attracting best talent to the industry and academia • Making university research attractive to industry partners • Effective and sustained partnerships : best practices • Utilize and expand the existing regional research and innovation centers
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Room 2
Room 3
PANEL SESSION
INTEGRATED STUDIES I
SEISMIC ACQUISITION I
Session Chairs: Jan H. Van de Mortel & Adedayo Dada
Session Chairs: Bashir Durrani & Jarrah Al-Jenaie
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
E. S. Alghamdi*, Fractures and In-Situ T. Mahmood, Stresses in the Upper K. A. Macpherson Jurassic Arab-D and Hanifa Formations, Khurais, Eastern Saudi Arabia
Understanding the Root Cause of Poor Seismic Data Through Modeling
A. Poole*, P. V. Baaren
10:15 Long Term Strategies Through Unpredictable 10:20
Markets Strong and unpredictable fluctuations in global oil prices are becoming cyclic and are having a large impact on the industry by driving shortterm responses from oil companies. At the same time, the prospective resources of Hydrocarbons – including the unconventional resources are at an all-time high.
Finding New Oil Accumulation Between Two Giant Oil Fields of North Kuwait: From Evaluation to Development
L. A. Abouqammaz, S. A. Azim, H. Al-Khudhair, A. Bado, C. Vemparala, A. Abdel Rahman, S. Zaidi*
How Real Time Wireless Systems Can Ease Operational Logistics Whilst Avoiding Data Vulnerability and Out of Specification Acquisition
J. F. Smith*, N. Wilson, G. Mansfield, S. Kennan
11:10
Optimizing Oil Development of a Super K Compartmentalized Reservoir with Large Gas Cap and Bottom Water Aquifer “Case Study”
A. L. El Gazar*, S. Bin Sumaidaa, M. Y. Alklih, S. Syofyan
Virtual Sensors in Seismic Acquisition
I. Al-Hokail*, L. Ikelle
11:35
Integrated Characterization of the Top Shuaiba Formation Reservoir Quality in Northern Oman Oil Fields
A. Al-Hajri*, C. Hollis
Low-Frequency Vibroseis Acquisition Experiment in Saudi Arabia
N. Khadiri Yazami*, V. Do, W. Omar, T. Tonellot
10:45
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Room 2
Room 3
INTEGRATED STUDIES II
SEISMIC ACQUISITION II
Session Chairs: Edward Clerke & Arun Dey
Bader Al-Ajmi & Ping Zhang
12:00 Lunch
PANEL SESSION
Introductory Remarks
14:00 IT Emerging Trends The need to improve operational efficiency while
Introductory Remarks
Reservoir Development in Second Eocene Reservoir, Wafra Field, PZ
D. Fu*, S. Al-Ghamdi, M. Al-Harbi, J. Brown, N. Freiburger, S. Gross
Broadband Seismic Acquisition, Processing and Imaging Using Dispersed Source Arrays
C. Tsingas*, J. Yoo, Y. Kim
Predicting Tilted Fluid Contacts: A Case Study from a Carbonate Reservoir in N.W. Oman
M. H. Al Kindi*, I. Y. Al Ismaili
Reservoir Quality Seismic Needs Ultra-Dense and Broadband Seismic Data
M. Denis*, P. Feugere, P. Herrmann, T. Bianchi
14:55
Integrating Production and XPT Analysis for Field Development in Complicated Carbonate Reservoir
O. Matar*, K. Al Abdali
How to Extract S-Waves in the Marine Environment Offshore the UAE
K. A. Berteussen*, Y. Sun, M. Ali, Z. Zhang
15:20
Unconventional Approach to Estimate Permeability of Thin Beds in a Carbonate Reservoir with Vertical Interference Testing
C. B. Maalouf*, I. Baca Espinoza, H. Ahmed, F. Elarouci, S. Smith, H. Khairy
3D OBC Seisimc Data Processing to Overcome Sampling Sparseness and Irregularity
S. Nakayama*, M. A. Benson, K. Belaid, T. Matarid, M. Garden, D. Zarubov
14:05 performing near real-time analysis of huge data sets
14:30
delivered ‘anywhere at any time’ has catalyzed the development of many new technologies, such as mobile and cloud computing, multicore and manycore processing, distributed collaboration environments, and immersive user interface technologies (3D, touch, virtual and augmented reality, etc.)
15:45 Coffee Break
RIFT BASIN STUDIES
INTEGRATED STUDIES III
RISK MANAGEMENT
Session Chair: Khalid Al-Ramadan & Salem Shammari
Session Chair: Eric Tawile & Abdullah Al-Shemsi
Session Chairs: Thierry Charles & Iain Paton
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
16:15 Introductory Remarks 16:20 Salt-Related Deformation
B. Tulbah*, A. Alhani
Multi-Attribute and Seismic Interpretation of Offshore Exploratory Block in Bahrain – A Case Study
S. Thampi*, Y. Al Ansari, A. Ahmed, G. Al Moulani, A. Fateh, A. Ghosh, A. Shehab
Assessing Frontier Shale Resources - from Initial De-Risking of Play Elements to Full-Cycle Economic Analysis: A Case Study from the Posidonia Shale, Netherlands
H. Madhoo, A. Acevedo, A. Neber, E. Sierra, G. Martinelli, A. M. Bouhlel*
R. Di Cuia*, A. Riva, E. Battara
Integrated Field Scale Mapping of Gharif Formation
A. S. Al-Abri*
Current New-Ventures Risk Assessment of Undeveloped and Bypassed Conventional Petroleum in MENA Countries
M. W. Ibrahim*
H. M. Awad*, O. Abdullatif, G. Korvin
Integrating 3D Seismic Data to Improve the Geological Understanding of the Mishrif Carbonate Reservoir, Rumaila Field, South East Iraq
O. J. Olatoke*, C. Lehmann, K. Tough, J. A. Gardner
Establishing Minimum Economic Field Size and Analysing its Role in Exploration Project Risks Assessment: Few Examples
V. Singh, E. Izaguirre, I. Yemez*, H. Stigliano
O. M. Soliman*, D. G. Shaukry, T. A. Abdulmohsen, H. A. Shakhs, R. M. Alasad
An Integration of Geophysical and GIS for Groundwater Potentiality and Artificial Recharge in Wadi Tayyah, Southwest of KSA
W. F. Galal*
A Novel Way to Acquire Data in a Safe, Reliable and Cost-Effective Manner by the Use of Autonomous Marine Vehicles
S. Pai*
in the Red Sea
16:45 Provencal Basin, a Complex Rifting Geometry: Impact on Hydrocarbon Exploration
17:10 Sequence Stratigraphy of Paleogene Samaa, Yabus and Adar Formations, Rawat Rift Basin, White Nile State, Sudan
17:35 Oligocene to Middle Miocene Synrift Sequences, Northern Red Sea, Saudi Arabia
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Room 5
Room 6
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT Session Chairs: Friso Veenstra & Phoebe McMellon
UNCONVENTIONAL RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION Session Chairs: Maitham Ebrahim & Frank Haeseler
Session Chair: Andreas Briner & Neama Al Ajmi
10:15 Introductory Remarks 10:20 A System Implementation for Retaining and Analyzing Seismic and Well Data Based on Big Data Techniques
10:45 Well Log Data Management Using Geolog: A Case Study from Kuwait Oil Company
11:10 Transformation of the
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
M. Ibrahim*, A. Bin Mahfoodh
J. Yarus*, Combing Geostatistical E. Mohsenian, J. Yarus Reservoir Modeling with Classical Basin Modeling Techniques to Identify Sweet-Spots in Unconventional Reservoirs
Jurassic Unconventional Carbonate Source Rocks, Saudi Arabia
R. F. Lindsay*, S. Di Simone, F. R. Oyarzabal, I. F. Leyva, S. Z. Khan, A. G. Al-Dhubeeb
M. A. Joenaedy*, A. Morsy, B. Nugroho, Z. Ul-Hasan Shah
Characterization of Tight Carbonate Reservoirs from a Static and Dynamic Perspective
J. S. Gomes*
Hanifa-Tuwaiq Mountain Formation: The Edge Between Conventional and Unconventional Systems?
Y. Al Ansari*, A. Fateh, G. Al Moulani, A. Ahmed, S. Thampi, A. Shehab, A. Ghosh
M. H. Badar*, M. Wasi
Well Site Geochemistry to Understand the Shale Gas Heterogeneity
U. S. Patil*, G. Agrawal
Little-Known Differences in Tuwaiq Mountain Petroleum Generation: Implications for Different Unconventional Resource Play Fairways
M. A. Al Duhailan*, A. S. Ahmed, A. M. Al Hakami, I. F. Leyva
D. R. Hoffman*, S. Shebani
Integrated Rock Characterization of Tight Reservoir by Multiple Analytical Techniques
Shale-Oil/Gas Potential of O. R. Pal*, W. Razzaq, R. Zeriek, A. M. Ibrahim, the Jurassic Sargelu and Naokelekan Formations in M. Awad Southern Iraq
B. Badics*, A. Aqrawi
Seismic Interpretation Process into a Knowledge Based Asset Management System
11:35 Multi-Application Technical Database Integration Using VendorIndependent Solutions
UNCONVENTIONAL I
12:00 Lunch
DATA MANAGEMENT Session Chairs: Phoebe McMellon & Ibrahim Al Rajaibi 14:00 Introductory Remarks 14:05 Aligning the Coring Processes to Yield Reliable Geological Data
14:30 Bridging the Gap Between the Exploration Organization and Its Partners
Session Chairs: Mohammad Al-Khalifa & Ali Al-Muftah Introductory Remarks
UNCONVENTIONAL II Session Chairs: Mohammed Al Duhailan & Saad Al-Awwad Introductory Remarks
N. Mohamed Fakier, T. Al Ghamdi*
Incorporating Multiple Scenarios of Porosity Evolution into ThreeDimensional Outcrop Reservoir Analog Models from Upper Khuff Oolitic Carbonates of Central Saudi Arabia
H. A. Eltom, A. Kubur, A. Abdulraziq, L. Babalola, O. Abdullatif*, M. Makkawi
Prediction of Pore Pressure and Porosity of Unconventional Plays in Abu Dhabi Using Petroleum Systems Modeling Technology
M. Sirat*
A. Abdulkarim*, T. Al Ghamdi
Reducing the Uncertainty of Static Reservoir Model in a Carbonate Platform, Through the Implementation of an Integrated Workflow: Case A-Field, Abu Dhabi, UAE
K. M. Torres*, N. Al Hashmi, I. Al Hosani, A. Al Rawahi, H. Parra
Microseismic Monitoring Provides Insight on Hydraulic Fracture Development in Clustered Horizontal Well Completed in Tight Gas Reservoir, Sultanate of Oman
S. Nadezhdin*, M. El Gihani, A. Al Algam, A. P. Briner, S. Al Yarubi, O. Al-Zeidi, T. Batmaz
Evaluation of Two Scale Inhibitors in Seawater Hydraulic Fracturing
H. El Hajj, T. Al Ghamdi*, P. Karadkar, M. Hamam
K. N. Blohm*, Programs Driving Business G. Temprano Performance Improvement and Delivering Business Value
14:55 Data Management Change
UNCERTAINTY ANALYSIS AND RESERVOIR MODELING
H. Balhareth*, Sensitivity Analysis and M. Landrø Application of TimeLapse Full Waveform Inversion: Synthetic Testing, and Field Data Example for Monitoring an Underground Gas Blowout, The North Sea, Norway
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Oral Presentations - Tuesday, 8 March 2016 Room 4 15:20 Saudi Aramco Explorer: A Solution to Guide Exploration Strategy and Optimize the Exploration Business Process
Room 5 H. A. Alhelal*, T. AlGhamdi, A. Abdulkarim
Drilling Risk Assessment Through Joint EM and Seismic Data Integrated Interpretation
Room 6 G. Yu*, Z. He, H. Chen, Z. Wang, J. Qin, Y. Meng
Reducing Unconventional Reservoir Uncertainty and Optimizing Completion Design: A Multidiscipline Integration Approach for Multi-Stage Fractured Wells
C. Kurison*, A. Sultan, M. A. Al Duhailan, S. Baki, A. Rios, F. Gutierrez
15:45 Coffee Break
PALEOGEOGRAPHY AND PALEONTOLOGY
PETROPHYSICS I
TECHNOLOGIES FOR UNCONVENTIONAL
Session Chair: Roel Verreussel & Fawwaz Al-Khaldi
Session Chairs: Wael Abdallah & Edward Clerke
Session Chairs: Andreas Briner & Yahya Al Ansari
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
16:15 Introductory Remarks 16:20 Ichnology of the Upper Unayzah Reservoirs in the Subsurface of Saudi Arabia: The Record of Animal-Sediment Interactions in Tidally Influenced and ShallowMarine Settings
16:45 Paleoenvironments, Palynological Events, and Subsurface Correlation of the Sarah Formation and Quwarah Member of Qasim Formation in N.W. Saudi Arabia
17:10 Palaeo-Environmental Interpretation Using Wireline Log Data: A Case Study from PermoCarboniferous Sediments of the UAE
17:35 Micropaleontology of Mixed Carbonate and Siliciclastic of Miocene Dam Formation in the Al-Lidam Area, Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia
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S. J. Alshehri*, C. Polo*, A. Rees, Unconventional M. Boudjatit, J. Melvin, G. Pemberton Reservoirs, Integrated A. S. Ahmed Petrophysical Approach for Sweet Spot Identification and Fracking Stage Selection
Challenges in Using Seawater for Fracturing Applications
R. Rahal, A. Binghanim*
M. Vecoli*, A. Al Shawareb, M. Miller, C. Cesari, A. Rees
Identifying a Bypassed Reservoir in Limestone: A Sequence with LWD Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
O. Morales, N. Hazboun, F. Sierra, N. Teran, A. El Sherif, K. Gzara*
The Role of PreStack Inversion in Unconventional Plays
H. AlMustafa*
A. Serry*, A. Taher, S. Girinathan, D. Benamer, O. Al-Mitwalli, A. Al-Mansoori
Effects of Petrophysical Properties on Drainage and Imbibition Capillary Pressures in Western Siberia Sandstones
K. Kovalenko, A. Petrov*
Prestack Seismic Data Inversion for Shale Gas Reservoir Characterization in China
G. Yu*, Y. Zhang, U. Strecker, M. Smith
S. A. Chan*, M. Kaminski, L. Babalola
Achieving Full-Core Objectives in a CostEffective Way With Advanced Sidewall Coring Technology: An Iraq Case Study to a Global Workflow
C. Shrivastava*, A. K. Singh, R. Luis, W. Alward, S. Basso, M. Saeed, M. Saleem, Z. Yuqing, H. Yanhui
Systematic Work Flow for Characterizing Frac Sand: An Integrated Approach
B. Zoghbi, W. Razzaq*, W. Suzart
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Room 1
Room 2
Room 3
PETROPHYSICS II
RESERVOIR QUALITY PREDICTION
ROCK PHYSICS I
Session Chairs: Wael Abdallah & Baderalzaman Khan
Session Chairs: Nadia Nemmawi & Khalid Al-Ramadan
Session Chairs: Aiman Bakhorji & Samar Al-Ashwak
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
8:00
Introductory Remarks
8:05
Facies Classification and Prediction in the Upper Jurassic Carbonate Formation Using Heterogeneous Rock Analysis Technique: As Sayd and Rimthan Fields in Saudi Arabia
H. Soepriatna*, S. Wharton, Y. Zhang, A. Alzahrani
8:30
Facies Analysis and Permeability Estimation in late Cretaceous Giant Carbonate Reservoir Using LWD Technology, a Case Study in Sabriyah Field, North Kuwait
8:55
M. Al Qattan*, D. Budd
Does Aging Matter to Core Analysis in Carbonates? A Case Study from Offshore Green Field
C. B. Maalouf*, S. Al-Jaberi, J. Marrauld, M. Amer, I. Baca Espinoza
A. I. Elsherif, H. Ibrahim, Facies Architecture, K. Gzara* Palaeoenvironment and Reservoir Quality of the Mid-Cretaceous Wara Member, Northern Offshore Arabian Gulf
H. AlAnzi*
The Impact of Geophysical Well Log Analysis (GWLA) on a Clastic Rock Physics Analysis
O. H. Afif*, M. Ashfaq
Total Organic Carbon Prediction from Well Logs Using the Support Vector Regression Technique
M. Shahab, G. Jin*
Diagenetic Effects on Porosity and Permeability Loss in Sandstone Reservoirs: A Predictive Approach Using Petrographic Analysis Combined with Basin Modeling
T. Goldberg*, R. Abdul Fattah, M. Koenen, I. Millan Sanchez, S. Nelskamp, S. Waldmann, L. Wasch
Characterization of Carbonate Elastic and Flow Properties: from Imaging to Simulations and Lab Measurements
T. Faisal, A. Islam, A. Awedalkarim, S. Chevalier, M. Jouini, M. Jouiad, M. Sassi*
9:20
Analytical Formation Sampling During Drilling Using OPAL – On Surface Petrophysical Analytical Logging New Petrophysical Measurement Principals on Drilling Cuttings While Drilling
K. Zamfes*, C. Smart, S. Zamfes
Better Reservoir Characterization in Uncored Intervals Using Mineralogical and Sedimentological Data from Core and Cuttings Samples: Application to Petrophysical Models in Conventional and Unconventional Hydrocarbon Reservoir Case Studies
S. Brindle*, R. Windmill, P. Wellsbury, I. Verhagen, R. Reboul, D. O'Connor
Facies Identification and Fluid Prediction Using Rock Physics Analysis
M. S. Al-Sokhiber*, B. Jan
9:45
Coffee Break
PANEL SESSION
10:15 Introductory Remarks 10:20 Integrated Technologies for Better Performance
10:45
11:10
Proper characterization of the subsurface hydrocarbon bearing reservoir holds the key to its successful and optimal exploitation in upstream petroleum industry. As the industry matures in the Middle-East, new discoveries are from the declining field sizes in more complex reservoir architectures. Maximizing the EUR in a commercially viable manner is challenging the work methods and technological reliability.
Dolomite and Dolomitization of the Late Permian Khuff-C Reservoir in Saudi Arabia: Origin, Controls, and Reservoir Quality Implications
SEISMIC RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION
DIGITAL ROCK PHYSICS
Session Chairs: Taher M. Sodagar & Jan H. Van de Mortel
Session Chairs: Andrea Valori & Rudi Lubbe
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
4D Finite Difference Forward Modeling Within a Redefined ClosedLoop Seismic Reservoir Monitoring Work-Flow
D. Hill*, D. Lowden, S. Sonika, M. Paydayesh, A. Bulat, L. Truelove, C. Chahine, A. Herrera
Improvement of the Conductivity Model in Isolated Porosity Carbonates with Digital Rock Physics Analysis
I. Deshenenkov*, C. Ayadiuno, K. A. MacPherson, J. Estevez Gonzalez, D. H. Williams
4D Inversion in Carbonate Environments
F. Cailly*, C. Hubans, P. Thore
Tortuosity Physical Investigation and Modeling Using 2D & 3D Technologies
M. Sewailan, S. Sunil, A. Al-Farhan, W. H. Al-Bazzaz*
Advanced Imaging Method for Tight Carbonate
R. S. Devarapalli, S. Chevalier, M. Sassi, M. Jouiad*
AVO Analysis, Inversion and W. S. Said* Spectral Decomposition to Detect Thin Channelized Sandstone Reservoir of BED-15, Western Desert, Egypt
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Room 2 Reservoir Property Prediction Using Least Square Support Vector Machine
11:35
Room 3 J. Wang*, S. Al-Dossary
Fully Controlled Sampling Workflow for Multi-Scale X-Ray Imaging of Complex Reservoir Rock Samples to be Used for Digital Rock Physics
S. Roth*, T. Zhao, C. Weichao, Y. Hong, H. Bale, S. Bhattiprolu, J. Gelb, B. Hornberger
12:00 Lunch
PANEL SESSION
STRATIGRAPHIC RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION
ROCK PHYSICS II Session Chair: Youcef Bouzidi & Omar Afif
Session Chairs: Christian Strohmenger & Suleiman Al Farqani 14:00 Unconventional Resources of the Middle East The success of unconventional resource development in North America has increased awareness of these vast potential as a complement to the conventional reservoirs in the Middle East. A large part of the source rocks that support the conventional reservoirs, become viable unconventional “reservoir” units. Assessment and understanding of these unconventional resources of the Middle East represents one of the main missions facing the NOCs and IOCs of the region.
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
Integrated Reservoir Characterization and Facies Modeling for the Heterogeneous Carbonate Platform of the Shu’aiba Reservoir, Saudi Arabia
N. M. Al-Ghamdi*, A. Al-Dossary
Rock Physics Characterization of Shallow Marine Heavy Oil Reservoirs
M. Ahmed*, H. Soepriatna, A. W. Daghistani
Improving Carbonate Heterogeneity Prediction along the Arabian Plate using Innovative Forward Stratigraphic Modeling and Response Surface Approaches
N. Hawie*, G. Aillud, A. Barrois, E. Marfisi, B. Murat, J. Hall, N. Al Madani, Z. El-Wazir
Unconventional Shale Frackability – Effect of Porosity and Pore Shapes
N. Minhas*, G. Jin
14:55
3D Forward Stratigraphic Modeling in Reservoir Quality Prediction – Arab-D Reservoir, Ghawar Field, Saudi Arabia
R. Zuehlke*, D. L. Cantrell, R. F. Lindsay, Y. Mousa
The Role of Rock Physics in Unconventional Frontier Plays
R. Lubbe*, M. El Mardi, D. M. Rubiano
15:20
Regional to Inter-Well Scale Sedimentology of a Triassic - Jurassic Carbonate Ramp (UAE) Analogous to Middle Eastern Reservoirs
M. Hönig*, C. John
Impact of Varying Acid Injection Rate and Fluid Saturation on Carbonate Matrix Acidizing: Highlighting the Importance of Pore Structure
O. Gharbi*, N. El Cheikh, P. Maheshwari, P. Julien
14:05
14:30
15:45 Coffee Break
PETROPHYSICS III
FLUID FLOW CHARACTERIZATION
HEAVY OIL
Session Chairs: Mashary Al-Awadi & Rawan Al Mayyas
Session Chairs: Thierry Charles & Ali Al-Muftah
Session Chair: Frank Haeseler & Abdul Nabi Mukhtar
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
16:15 Introductory Remarks 16:20 Reservoir Characterization A. Serry*, L. Tagareiva, While Drilling; A Real Time Geosteering Answer to Maximize Well Values. A Case Study, Offshore Abu Dhabi
16:45 The Analysis of Sands Grain Size Classes in the Elastic Domain
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I. Deshenenkov*, K. A. MacPherson
M. F. Fahmy*, N. Al Mutairi, F. Al Failakawi, N. Nverma, N. Murthy, I. Al-Sammak, A. Abdessalam, C. Nugroho, M. Ghioca, V. Le Huy
Reservoir Characterization of Water Zone Above Oil-Water Contact in a Carbonate Reservoir Offshore Abu Dhabi
C. B. Maalouf*, H. Ahmed, M. Shuaib, M. Amer, J. Marrauld, I. Baca Espinoza
Integrated Well Logging Technologies to Identify Viscous Hydrocarbons: Shallow Carbonate Reservoir Case Study, West Kuwait
Assessment of the Areal and Vertical Sweep Efficiency in Cyclic Carbonate Reservoirs of the Middle East - A Case Study from a Mature Field
R. Jaafar Fadul*, J. S. Gomes
M. Shahri* Novel Method to Initiate and Propagate Fractures in Very Soft Unconsolidated Formations
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Oral Presentations - Wednesday, 9 March 2016 Room 1 17:10 Understanding the High Resolution Facies Variation in Cretaceous Carbonates with Image Logs and Neural Network: A Multi-Well Study from Offshore Abu Dhabi
17:35 Reducing the Uncertainties Associated With Well Placement Integrated Approach Case Study of a Carbonate Field Onshore Abu Dhabi, UAE
Room 2
Room 3
S. Fumitoshi, M.Tatsuya, C. Shrivastava*, S. Girinathan, J. Urzula
Hydrocarbon Saturation Prediction from FullStack Seismic Data Using Probabilistic Neural Network
I. A. Mohamed*
Steam Piloting in the Aruma Reservoir Awali Field, Bahrain
S. W. Stearns, A. Al Balushi, A. Hendroyono, M. Lambert*
M. S. Ugonoh*
Preparing Future Development Plan for a Mature and Complex Offshore Carbonate Field Under Difficult Economic Constraints: A Monitoring Challenge
J. Fernagu*, H. Gouas, M. Al Khulaifi, A. AlNaimi
Tar-Mat <5 API Unconventional Next Generation Oil Recovery
W. H. Al-Bazzaz*, K. Bouresli
EAGE/SPE Workshop on Integrated Geomechanics in E&P Manage & Improve Asset Performance using Geomechanics 23-26 October 2016 – Abu Dhabi, UAE Geomechanics has become an integral component for many G&G technologies at wellbore, reservoir and field scale. In fact, when appropriately deployed, geomechanics can significantly assist asset managers and technologists reduce uncertainties and risks as well as improve production in both the conventional and unconventional businesses. We are calling for abstracts on the topics mentioned below. Topics • Application of Geomechanics in Reservoir Characterization • The use of Geomechanics in Asset Management • Enhanced Oil Recovery using Geomechanics • Geomechanics for Drilling and Completion • Role of Geomechanics in Tight Reservoirs and Unconventionals • Knowledge Transfer & Retention
www.eage.org
Call for Abstracts deadline: 30 April 2016
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Oral Presentations - Wednesday, 9 March 2016 Room 4
Room 5
Room 6
INTEGRATED FRACTURE CHARACTERIZATION
REGIONAL GEOLOGY I
SEISMIC PROCESSING AND IMAGING I
Session Chairs: Sunil Kumar Singh & Maysa Yousif
Session Chairs: Abdulnaser Abousetta & Duryodhan Epili
Session Chairs: Kandaswamy Kumar & Khalid Hawas 8:00
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
8:05
Dual Porosity, Dual Permeability Modeling of Carbonate Reservoir with Integration of Fracture Characterization
H. Caetano*, R. Iskandar, S. Sutanto, E. Niculescu, M. Hozayen, U. Farooq, V. de Groen, S. Roosz, G. de Joussineau
P. C. Tai*, Cenozoic Depositional History of the Northeastern G. J. Grabowski, M. Czernuszenko, C. Liu Arabian Plate
Constrained 3D VTI Full Waveform Inversion of Wide Azimuth Data from the Red Sea, Saudi Arabia
8:30
The Impact of 3D Dynamic Structural Framework and Subsurface Mapping Technology on Complex Reservoirs in Saudi Arabia
A. A. Al Maskeen, S. S. Ali*, R. Sung
A Sequence Stratigraphic Comparison of the Paleozoic of the Middle East: Recognizing PlateScale Heterogeneity
O. E. Sutcliffe*, K. L. Unwin
G. Clark, Y. Qin* Full-Waveform Inversion (FWI) Using CRS-Enhanced Pre-Stack Shot Gather
8:55
Integrated Petrographical, Petrophysical and Geomechanical Assessment of Fault-Seal in an Onshore Carbonate Reservoir in Abu Dhabi, UAE
M. Sirat*, M. Al Blooshi, M. Al Suwaidi
Oblique Zagros Tectonics in South East Turkey and the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, and Comparison with Iran
R. R. Jones*
Layer-Based Inter-Bed Multiple Prediction: Less Interpretation, More Geophysics
M. Ahmed, U. Fathy Abdel Kader, K. Ramani, M. F. Doheim*, C. Koeninger, M. Ibrahim Bayome, Y. Sabry, M. Afia, H. Ewida, Y. Ibrahim, A. Ibrahim*
9:20
Methodology to Discriminate Natural vs. Drilling Induced Tensile Fractures Using Borehole Images — Critical for Wellbore Failure Analysis and Natural Fracture Characterization
T. Mahmood*
A View from the Outer Edge – The Arabian Middle and Upper Jurassic Oceanic Shelf Margin
C. Toland*
Orthorhombic Time Tomography: Accounting for Azimuthal Effects in Long-Offset WAZ Data
J. Messud*, C. Rohel, G. Lambare, P. Guillaume
9:45
Coffee Break
FRACTURE CHARACTERIZATION
DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS
SEISMIC PROCESSING AND IMAGING II
Session Chairs: Mohammed Al-Hussain & Mohamed Hafez Abdul Razak
Session Chairs: Raed Dukhayyil & Maysa Yousif
Session Chairs: Abdulaziz Muhaidib & Bashir Durrani
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
10:15 Introductory Remarks 10:20 Comparison of Fracture Analysis Methods at Multiple Scales from Outcrop Analogues
10:45 From Outcrop Analogue to Full-Field Fracture Model: The Importance of Multi-Scale Fracture SizeIntensity Relationships
11:10 Fracture Characterization and Modeling Workflow for a Jurassic Fractured Carbonate Field (Kurdistan, Iraq) and the Importance to Incorporate Key Subsurface Uncertainties
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Y. Kim*, C. Tsingas
S. Kokkalas*, R. R. Jones, J. J. Long, S. Gilment, C. Woods, S. Vega, M. Wilkinson
Regional Model of the Al Khlata Formation in the Rima Area of the Eastern Flank of the South Oman Salt Basin
F. G. Al Abri*, A. Heward, I. Abbasi
Enhanced Duplex Wave Migration Post-Processing Methodology for Identifying Fracture Zones
D. Epili*, L. LaFreniere, K. Sliz, S. Ulhaq
R. R. Jones*, J. J. Long, K. J. McCaffrey
Late Palaeozoic Clastic Deposits of Kuwait; A Stratigraphic Revision Based on a Multidisciplinary Approach
T. B. van Hoof*, G. Al-Sahlan, K. Karam, M. Al-Bader
Reducing the Ambiguity in Seismic Data Processing Through the Use of Well Data: A Case Study from Offshore UAE
O. Khakimov*, M. A. Benson, F. Janik, G. Kwasny, R. J. May
W. Paulissen*, A. Nozari, H. MorsetKlokk, J. Marre, A. Riva, E. Funk, T. Cavailhes, M. Looser, A. Chalabi, K. Canner, M. Figa, N. Bang
Regional Controls on Siliciclastic Input into Mesozoic Depositional Systems of the Arabian Plate
T. O. Jewell*, M. Simmons, R. Davies, J. Wyton
Salt Shape Tomography
P. Guillaume*, O. Hermant, S. Warzocha
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Oral Presentations - Wednesday, 9 March 2016 Room 4 11:35 Advances Borehole
Room 5 H. Khemissa*
Imaging Technology in Oil Based Muds to Enhance Carbonate Reservoir Characterization Interpretation of Faults/ Fractures and Textures, Compared to Core Description – Case Study Offshore - Abu Dhabi
The Triassic–Jurassic Boundary in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE: Evidence for Global Change from Carbonate Sedimentology and Chemostratigraphy
Room 6 T. Steuber*, A. Al Suwaidi, Y. Ge, M. Suarez
A Comparison of 3D Azimuth-Angle Domain Common Image Gathers Using Poynting Vector and Optical Flow Methods
Y. Kim*, C. Tsingas
12:00 Lunch
FRACTURED RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION AND MODELING Session Chairs: Hanan Ahmad Salem & Abdellatif Abdulrahman Al-Shuhail 14:00 Introductory Remarks 14:05 Fracture Detection in Carbonate Reservoir at Multiple Scales with Integrated Seismic, Borehole Image Log and Core Data, Onshore Saudi Arabia
14:30 Calibration of Seismic Fracture Model Using Dynamic Data and Borehole Images, an Example of Fractured Carbonate Reservoir
Session Chair: Olusegun Kolawole & Hocine Khemissa
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
Revision of Early to Middle A. M. Memesh*, S. M. Dini, Y. M. Le Cambrian Rock Units in Nindre Outcrop in Northwestern Saudi Arabia
Noise Attenuation Study for High Productivity Vibroseis Acquisition: An Example from Saudi Arabia
A. A. Alghamdi*, R. Rowe
V. Ivanov*, R. Iskandar, C. Okorie
Carbonate Petroleum Plays Associated to the Mesozoic Rifting in the Adriatic Area (Central Mediterranean Region)
R. Di Cuia*, D. Casabianca, A. Riva, A. Ricciato, S. Borello
Simultaneous Random Plus Erratic Noise Attenuation with Interpolation for Land Seismic Data by Joint Low-Rank and Sparse Inversion
R. Sternfels*, G. Viguier, R. Gondoin, D. Le Meur
Exploration History and Future Potential of Petroleum Basins in Yemen
M. A. As-Saruri*
Rock Physics Guided Earth Model Building and Sub-Salt Angle Gather Tomography for Imaging and Pore Pressure
B. Deo, M. F. Doheim, M. Ahmed, A. Ibrahim*, H. Hussein, C. Koeninger, Y. Ibrahim, H. Ewida
Cenomanian Sequence Stratigraphy and SeaLevel Fluctuations in the Tarfaya Basin (SW Morocco)
E. Chellai*, W. Kuhnt, A. Holbourn, A. Gale, W. J. Kennedy
3-D Surface-Wave Estimation and Separation Using an Iterative ClosedLoop Approach
T. Ishiyama*, G. Blacquiere
S. A. Abdelaziz, Geomechanical Properties J. Leem*, P. Shankar, B. Mund and Critically Stressed Fissures: A Comprehensive Analysis Fractured Reservoir Modeling Case Study: Fracture Characterization and Dynamic Data Integration
SEISMIC PROCESSING AND IMAGING III
Session Chairs: Aisha Al-Hajri & Ivan Deshenenkov
S. Ulhaq*, D. Epili, K. Sliz, L. LaFreniere
14:55 Volcanic Reservoirs
15:20 A Saudi Arabian Naturally
REGIONAL GEOLOGY II
A. Alramadhan*, M. Woldeamanuel, S. Lyngra, M. Suleiman, S. Zhang
15:45 Coffee Break
MULTIDISCIPLINARY CASE STUDIES
EVOLUTION OF THE ARABIAN PLATFORM
NEAR SURFACE CHALLENGES
Session Chairs: Mubarak Al-Hajeri & Phoebe McMellon
Session Chair: Aisha Al-Hajri & Rader Abdul Fattah
Session Chair: Ali Aldawood & Mohammad Jassem Mohammad Ali
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
16:15 Introductory Remarks 16:20 The Lower Devonian Jauf Formation, Eastern Saudi Arabia: Sequence Stratigraphic Analysis and Implications for Predicting Facies Architecture
16:45 Chemostratigraphy of the Sarah Formation, Northern Saudi Arabia: An Integrated Approach to Reservoir Correlation
N. Al Dosari*, H. Tourqui, P. Breuer, E. Lacsamana, A. Ghazi
Regional Source Rock Maturation and Petroleum Migration of the Kurdistan Region, Iraq
B. Badics*, A. Aqrawi
Defining the Base of Sand from 2D Seismic Data Using Geostatistics: Rub Al-Khali, Saudi Arabia
N. M. Balawi*, R. M. Bridle, G. A. Alshaia, M. Homaili
N. W. Craigie*
Sequence Stratigraphic Framework of the Triassic Jilh Formation in the Rub’ Al-Khali Basin of Southern Saudi Arabia
E. A. Al Saqer, J. Afzal, M. Hashim , A. Bhullar*
Numerical Modeling and Imaging of Near Surface Scattered Waves: An Approach of Turning Noise into Signal
A. M. Almuhaidib*
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Oral Presentations - Wednesday, 9 March 2016 Room 4 17:10 Channel Features in the Upper Cretaceous Hartha Formation, their Formation and Impact on Seismic, the Rumaila Field, Southern Iraq
J. A. Gardner*, A. Borthwick, C. Lehmann, J. D. Bletcher
17:35 A Case History of Applying H. M. Hosny*, Tracer Technology in Recycled Gas Condensate Reservoir, Onshore Gas Field, Abu Dhabi, UAE
O. Al-Jeelani, M. Basioni, M. Al Suwaidi
Room 5
Room 6
E. Görke, R. Abdul Reconstruction of the 3D Tectonic Heat Flow History Fattah*, S. Bou Daher, H. Verweij, R. Littke in the Levant Basin (OffOnshore Lebanon)
J. Mrlina* Near-Surface Characterization for Seismic Exploration Based on Gravity and Resistivity Data
Tectonic Evolution of Northern Saudi Arabia Basins as Revealed by Six New Regional Structural Cross-Sections
H. Xiao*
Transit Time in Sand Dunes: Empirical to Polynomial Model
R. M. Bridle*
SAVE the DATE
®
SEG MIDDLE EAST UPCOMING EVENTS 2016 Event
Date
Location
Activity
Status
AAPG/EAGE/SEG/SPE The Knowledge Management Challenge
23-24 March 2016
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Workshop
Online Registration Open
D&P Forum: Characterization of Tight of Gas Reservoirs
18-19 April 2016
Manana, Bahrain
Forum
Online Registration Open
AAPG/SEG Advances in Subsurface Mapping
16-18 May 2016
Muscat, Oman
Workshop
Online Registration Open
Multi-physics Integration for Geological Modelling (Potential Fields)
4-6 October 2016
Dubai, UAE
Workshop
Save The Date
Workshop
Save The Date
2nd Broadband Point Source Point Receiver Seismic
5-7 December Kuwait City, 2016 Kuwait
Tel: 971 4 3724880 | Fax: 971 4 3724204 | middleeast@seg.org | www.seg.org
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Room 3
BOREHOLE SEISMIC IMAGING
RESERVOIR MONITORING I
SEISMIC INTERPRETATION I
Session Chairs: Othman Al Harasi & Khalid AbdulRahman
Session Chairs: Jan H. Van de Mortel & Kandaswamy Kumar
Session Chair: Abdulnaser Abousetta & Frederic Cailly
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
8:00
Introductory Remarks
8:05
Estimation of Anisotropy in the Presence of Laterally Heterogeneous Overburden, Using Walkaway VSP Data from the Red Sea
C. Planchart*
Characterizing Flow Behavior from Thin Tight Mauddud Reservoir of the Greater Burgan Field: Integration of Oil Fingerprinting and Production Data
O. M. Al-Zankawi*, A. Awatif, M. Rashaid, L. Hayat, F. Ali, M. A. McCaffrey, D. K. Baskin, F. Al-Mahmeed
An Investigation of Middle to Late Jurassic Reservoir, Source Rocks and Seals Near the Gotnia Intrashelf Basin Margin, Saudi Arabia
S. Wharton*
8:30
Integrated Imaging of VSP and OBS Data in the Angle Domain
L. Hu*
Development of Initial Water Saturation Model Using Mathematic Correlations between Reservoir Petrophysical Data and Fluid Properties
Y. A. Dabbour*
An Innovative Approach for Successful Exploration of Shallow Heavy Oil Play, Kuwait
A. Singavarapu, S. K. Singh*, A. S. Al-Ajmi, S. Al-Rashidi, H. Al-Owihan
8:55
3D Anisotropic Depth Velocity Model Building from VSP Data
E. Blias* -
Utilizing Temperature and Noise Logging Surveillance Application to Assess Vertical Conformance Issues for Low Injection Rate Waterflood Pilots in Bahrain’s Field
H. A. AlBalushi*, H. AlKooheiji, K. Al Abdali
The Application of Data Conditioning, Frequency Decomposition and DHI from RGB Colour Blending in the Gohta Discovery (Barents Sea, Norway)
S. F. Gilani, L. Gomez*
9:20
Analysis of Surface Seismic Multi Wave Modes (PP, P-SV and SV-SV) and Simultaneous 3D 3C VSP: A Winning Pair
M. Denis*, L. Nicoletis, Integration of Noise and P. Feugere, E. Suaudeau Temperature Logging Outcomes into Reservoir Simulation
K. Al Abd, H. Helmy*, F. Bin Mohd Surol, J. Barghouti, M. Sheshtawy
Seismic Attribute Analysis for Deepwater Environment - Case Study of Cauvery Basin
S. Srivastava*
9:45
Coffee Break
PANEL SESSION
10:15 Industry-Academia Engagement and Collaboration Cyclic changes to the economic scene of the
RESERVOIR MONITORING II
SEISMIC INTERPRETATION II
Session Chairs: Adedayo Dada & Ali Al Lazki
Session Chair: Nasher BenHasan & Bashar Al-Qadeeri
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
Real Time 3D Modeling to Optimize Geosteering in Clastic Reservoir –Case Study
F. Bashir*, M. Al Hawi, I. Bhuana, M. Abbas
Seismic Imaging of a “Sweet Spot” Formed by Incised Valley Filled by Unayzah a Eolian Reservoir, Central Saudi Arabia
Y. Hu*, K. A. Al-Mahmoud, Q. Li, I. Tayib
10:45
How Drilling Induced Formation Damage and Acid Stimulation Affects Carbonates Productivity in Highly Deviated Wells
I. Baca Espinoza*, S. Al-Jaberi, J. Marrauld, M. Amer, C. B. Maalouf
Seismic Attributes for Prediction of Reservoir Architecture and Hydrocarbon Prospectivity: A Case Study of Zubair Formation in Bahrah Area, North Kuwait
S. K. Bhukta*, P. K. Nath, S. K. Singh, A. S. Al-Ajmi, E. Al-Shehri
11:10
Geosteering Through Challenging Fractured Limestone Reservoir Becomes Achievable Utilizing High Definition Multi-Layer Boundary Mapping Technology – A Case Study from a Deep Gas Reservoirs
S. A. AL-Ajmi*
Determining Depositional History Through Use of Cognitive Interpretation Workflows
R. Moore, R. Williams*
11:35
Carbonate Reservoir Field Experiments in Extreme Steam Conditions, Bahrain Field
S. Smith*
Global Technique in Seismic Interpretation for Reservoir Detection and Characterization
S. Lacaze*, J. Adam, B. Durot, F. Pauget
10:20 upstream petroleum industry, along with rapidly evolving new developments in science and technology, are placing an unprecedented challenge before the petroleum industry and academia to develop a more effective and sustainable research & technology approach.
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Room 3
ADVANCES IN BOREHOLE SEISMIC
RESERVOIR MODELING
4D SEISMIC INTERPRETATION
Session Chairs: Mohammad Albannagi & Aqeel Ahmed
Session Chairs: Nadia Nemmawi & Adedayo Dada
Session Chairs: Mohammed Al-Kindi & Ibrahim Al-Ismaili
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
12:00 Lunch
14:00 Introductory Remarks 14:05
Is it Time for Vertical Seismic Profiles to Become Part of Every Logging Run?
14:30 Delineating Oman Maximum Stress Orientation Using Microseismic Data from Hydraulic Fracturing Monitoring
14:55 Analysis of Azimuthal
A. Shabbir*, T. Dean, A. Constantinou, T. Cuny, P. Dickenson, B. Frignet, A. Hartog, G. Lees
Linking Static and Dynamic Data for Distributed Permeability Estimation Along Horizontal Open Hole Drains in Carbonate Reservoir: A Case Study from Middle East
I. Baca Espinoza*, C. B. Maalouf, A. Kilic, H. Ahmed, S. Al-Jaberi, M. Amer
Enhancing Land 4D Seismic Using Early Arrival Repeatability of Buried Receiver Data
R. Smith*, A. Bakulin, M. Jervis , R. Burnstad
O. Al-Harrasi*, S. Busaidi, Y. EL-Taha, S. Alazri, Q. Siyabi
High Permeability Streak Modeling: A Case Study from a Lower Cretaceous Carbonate Reservoir of a Giant Oil Field, Onshore Abu Dhabi, UAE
S. Pamungkas*, M. Moge, H. A. Al Saadi, F. Y. Ali Al-Hammadi, T. N. Al Dayyni, A. A. Al Khoori
4D Pilot Integrated Interpretations in Al Khalij Carbonates Field, Qatar
H. Prasetyo, T. Pigeaud, A. Adeyemi, F. Cailly*, M. Emang
N. A. Palacios*
Integration of Facies Architecture, Geochemical Signatures and Ooid Granulometrey for Reservoir Quality Prediction, Lower Triassic Khuff Formation, Central Saudi Arabia
H. A. Eltom, O. Abdullatif*, L. Babalola, M. A. Yassin, A. Abdulraziq, M. Osman, M. Bashari
Time-Lapse SurfaceConsistent Processing of Buried Receiver Data Using the Virtual Source Method
C. Saragiotis*, A. Ramadan, A. Bakulin
S. Azri*, O. Al-Harrasi, S. Busaidi, S. Hikmani, R. Adawi
An Integrated Approach for Modeling Depositional Facies and Diagenetic Trends to Capture Heterogeneities in a Lower Cretaceous Carbonate Reservoir
M. Salib*, J. S. Gomes
M. Syed*, 3D Seismic C. Vemparala, Characterization of Small S. Al-Qattan Faults and Possible Fractures in a Carbonate Reservoir: Case Study from Sabiriyah Field, North Kuwait, Kuwait
Anisotropy for Multiple Walkaround VSPs in an Unconventional Field in Saudi Arabia: A Case Study
15:20 Fifteen Years of Passive Seismic Listening in Oman: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
15:45 Coffee Break
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Room 5
Room 6
NEW EXPLORATION CONCEPTS I
STRATIGRAPHIC TRAPS
GRAVITY AND MAGNETIC
Session Chair: Hassan Radhi & Gwenael Guerin
Session Chairs: Friso Veenstra & Saad Al-Awwad
Session Chairs: Emad Muzaiyen & Ahmed Salem
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
8:00
Introductory Remarks
8:05
Carbonate ClumpedIsotope (D47): A New Tool to Understand Carbonate Diagenetic Processes
I. Millan Sanchez*, T. Goldberg, R. Abdul Fattah, S. Bernasconi
The Role of Biofacies in the Search for Stratigraphic Traps in Middle Jurassic Carbonates, Saudi Arabia
A. J. Al-Dhubaib*
Basin Architecture from the Integration of FALCON Airborne Gravity Gradiometer and Seismic Data in the Canning Basin, Western Australia
J. Feijth, C. Cevallos, T. Rudge, P. Edwards, R. Sabetian*
8:30
Integrated Regional Prospectivity Screening of a Mature Petroleum Province in the Eastern Flank of the South Oman Salt Basin
R. Pereira*, A. Rovira, H. Farran, I. Rajaibi, A. Aghbari, S. Kalbani
Exploring for Subtle Traps, Natih Formation, North Oman
U. Ghulam, S. Z. Al Farqani*, I. Rajaibi, A. Al Gahaffi, A. Rovira, A. Wulff, B. Al Mamari, H. Dejong, H. Droste
Airborne Gravity / Magnetic Data Interpretation, a CostEffective and Powerful Tool in Deciphering the Deep Structure and Paleozoic Hydrocarbon Potential in the Partition Zone of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait
M. Q. Ye, R. Pawlowski, K. Chakraborty, K. Cass, M. S. AlMutairi*, S. Kumar, D. Angstad, S. Akram, R. Corley, S. Newton, M. Brokaw
8:55
Impact of Sedimentology and Diagenesis on Petrophysical Properties of Miocene Dam Formation. Outcrop Approach – Al-Lidam Area, Eastern Saudi Arabia
M. A. Salih*, O. Abdullatif, K. Al-Ramadan, D. L. Cantrell, L. Babalola, M. A. Bashri
Discovery of a Large Startigraphic Trap in a Rift Basin: Case History from Barmer Basin, India
K. Pander*, V. Sunder, V. Kothari, A. Desai, S. Goodlad, P. Mahapatra
Mapping a Clastic Sedimentary Strata Using Magnetic Data
A. I. Al-Lazki*, H. Farran
9:20
Massive Dolomite on the Upper Jurassic to Lower Cretaceous Carbonate Shelf, Northeastern Saudi Arabia: Insights from Reactive Transport Modeling
P. Lu*, W. Tan, D. Z. Tang
Seismic-Based Tectonostratigraphy in Carbonate Mounds Detection
S. L. Alsulami*, M. Ameen
Estimation of Source Depth and Geological Boundary Locations for Hydrocarbon Exploration Using Seismic, Gravity, Magnetic and Geochemical Data in Assam-Arakan Basin in Mizoram State of NorthEastern India
G. K. Ghosh*, R. Dasgupta, A. Borthakur, S. Singh
9:45
Coffee Break
NEW EXPLORATION CONCEPTS II
NEW DISCOVERIES
ELECTROMAGNETIC METHODS
Session Chairs: Ibrahim Al Rajaibi & Rader Abdul Fattah
Session Chair: Mark Hollanders & Thierry Pigeaud
Session Chair: Amr Serry & Ricardo Pereira
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
10:15 Introductory Remarks 10:20 Leveraging Technologies for Exploration in the Mature Barmer Basin, N.W. India
10:45 Mono Frequency Overburden Normalization Approach Application Revealing the Stratigraphic Permian Gas Prospectivety in Saudi Arabia
S. Konar, K. Pander*, P. Mishra, V. Kothari, V. Sunder, S. Goodlad, P. Mahapatra
Chronostratigraphic Framework and Gross Depositional Environments of the Shu'aiba Formation Petroleum System Based on Newly Acquired Data in the Under-Explored Eastern Rub' Al-Khali Basin, Saudi Arabia
D. P. Taylor*, K. Pomar, S. Rahati, C. Reid, A. Henderson, F. Lu, M. Ferguson, D. Cook
3D Inversion of Crosswell Electromagnetic Data Collected Between Two Horizontal Wells
P. Zhang*, A. Marsala, S. Lyngra, W. Abdallah, M. Wilt
T. M. Sodagar*
Al Bashair Formation Opportunities, Mabrouk Field, Oman
S. A. Al Marjibi*, R. Lukmanov
3D Geophysical Reservoir Monitoring Using Borehole Electric Field Measurements
G. W. McNeice*, D. Colombo
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Oral Presentations - Thursday, 10 March 2016 Room 4 11:10 The Natih Paleo-Trap in
Room 5 Libya and the Great Challenges of Overcoming Difficulties to Exploring and Producing Shale Gas, and Tight Reservoirs Potentials (Shale Oil)
E. A. Abualkhir*
High-Resolution Electromagnetic and Gravity Imaging of Wadi Sahba in Central Saudi Arabia
D. Colombo*, G. W. McNeice, D. Rovetta, E. Turkoglu, A. Sena, E. Sandoval Curiel, F. Miorelli, T. Yousuf
R. M. Fahmy*, N. AbdEl Fattah
GS277 Field: A New Discovery in a Brown Field
S. A. Hassan*
Assessment of a Re-Processed GPR Data in the Distal Part of Trandum Delta in Southern Norway
N. E. Mohamed*, T. S. Pedersen, P. Aagaard, A. Myhre, W. Osman
N.W. Sultanate of Oman
11:35 De-Risking Hydrocarbon Exploration Using Neural Network Techniques: A Case Study from Offshore Nile Delta, Egypt
Room 6
N. A. Al Balushi*
12:00 Lunch
REGIONAL EXPLORATION Session Chair: Ahmad Al-Kandary & Gwenael Guerin 14:00 Introductory Remarks 14:05 Development of TectonicControlled Intraplatform Basins in Carbonate Platforms: An Analogue from the Triassic of the Dolomites (Northern Italy)
14:30 Late Carboniferous-
a Siliciclastic or a Carbonate System: What’s the Difference? A Comparison Between the Jurassic Posidonia Shale Formation from Europe and the Jurassic Tuwaiq Mountain Formation from the Middle East
15:20 Structural Evolution and Hydrocarbon Prospectivity of the Central Fars Province, Zagros Fold and Thrust Belt
15:45 Coffee Break
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SOURCE ROCKS AND GEOCHEMISTRY
Session Chairs: Dave Cantrell & Rainer Zuhlke
Session Chairs: Tanya Goldberg & Khalaf AlTemimi
Introductory Remarks
Introductory Remarks
A. Riva*, P. Gianolla, R. Di Cuia, M. Marian, A. Calzavara
Integrating Forward Stratigraphic Modeling Predicted Facies into 3D Basin Modeling: A Case Study for Exploring Jurassic Stratigraphic Traps
R. Schmidt*, D. Z. Tang, M. Hamed
Source to Sink Analysis of the Sarah Formation, Late Ordovician – Early Silurian, Northwest Saudi Arabia
N. A. Michael*, Y. Xu, C. Ayadiuno, S. Hayton, C. Saragiotis, E. Garzanti, P. Vermeesch
A. S. Al-Ghamdi*
Integration of Seismic Stratigraphy and Seismic Geomorphology for Prediction of Lithology; Applications and Workflows
H. W. Posamentier*, S. C. Lang, A. Madof, K. Ehman, E. Campbell, I. Bunting
Oil Characterization in Heavy Oil Systems
S. J. Porter*
Trishear Modeling of the R. Verreussel*, Main Fold Traps in Eastern R. Abdul Fattah, Saudi Arabia K. Geel, T. Goldberg, J. T. Heege, S. Houben, S. Nelskamp, J. T. Veen, H. Veld, L. Wasch, M. Zijp
H. Xiao*, M. H. Khalil, A. Nunns
Chemostratigraphy and Provenance of the Carboniferous-Permian Unayzah Formation and Basal Khuff Clastics Deposits Encountered in Central Arabia
M. Soua*
G. Gharabeigli*, K. McClay
P. Baptista, R. Bertolotti*, A. Beach, J. Aitken, A. O. Bu Fateem
Regional Petrography and Diagenesis Patterns of the Amin Formation in North Oman
H. S. Al Rawahi*, J. Moss, I. GomezPerez
Permian Unayzah Development in North Ghawar, Saudi Arabia
14:55 Source Rock from
STRUCTURAL & STRATIGRAPHIC MODELING
Gravity Modeling in a Complex Rift Basin, Red Sea and Gulf of Aden
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GEO 2016 - POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Smart Supergrouping Improves Residual Static Estimation in Areas with Challenging Seismic Data Quality - P. Golikov*, M. Dmitriev, A. Bakulin, D. Neklyudov, R. Lakeman
ADVANCES IN BOREHOLE SEISMIC
Land Seismic Acquisition: Where Do we Stand on the Receiver Side? - J. Postel*
Estimation of Seismic Anisotropy Parameters in the Presence of Lateral Heterogeneity Using WAVSP - A. A. Shaiban*, C. Planchart
Improving Temporal Resolution of Land Seismic Data with a Stabilized Inverse Q-Filter - A. M. Alshangiti*, P. Pecholcs, R. Lakeman, M. Bannagi
Estimation of the Vp/Vs Ratio Using Zero-Offset VSP Data - M. Altayeb*, C. Planchart, S. Alkhater
Red Sea 2D Transition Zone Reprocessing Case Study - S. Kishchik*
Multiples and their Generators Identification from VSP: Case Study from Oman M. M. Al Hadhrami*, S. Al Yarubi, S. Mahrooqi
ADVANCES IN NON SEISMIC TECHNOLOGIES Integrated Seismic, Gravity, and Magnetic Approach for Mapping Subsalt Structures: An Example from the Red Sea, Saudi Arabia - A. Salem*, E. Muzayen, D. Ion, S. Campbell The Gravity Response of Reef Islands in the Red Sea and Their Significance to Seismic Interpretation - A. Alhani* Helicopter-Borne Transient Electromagnetics for High-Resolution Near-Surface Characterization - E. Turkoglu*, D. Rovetta, A. Sena, D. Colombo, G. W. McNeice Kahil Air-FTG® (Full Tensor Gradiometery) Survey, Case Study of Non-Seismic Advances. - E. Al Kharusi*, S. Al-Rawahi, C. Murphy, C. Bellamy 3D-Resistivity and GPR Surveys for Shallow Archaeological Investigations A. Alsama*, Y. Almotiri, M. Al Malki
Experiences with Dual Sensor Towed Streamer Acquisition and Imaging in the Eastern Mediterranean - M. T. Widmaier* Performance of Seismic Arrays in the Presence of Weathering-layer Variations J. Akram*, A. Al-Shuhail Optimizing the Field Parameter to Detect Shallow Shale Layer Using HighResolution Seismic Reflection Method - A. Alanezi*, M. Al Malki, F. Alonizi, A. Almalki Detecting and Determining Bauxite Layer Depth by Using Multichannel Analyses of Surface Wave Method - S. Almalki, M. Al Malki, A. Alanezi*, A. Almotiri Enhancing First-Break Picking in Land 3D Seismic Data Using Smart Supergrouping Technique - S. S. Saadi*, P. Golikov, M. Dmitriev, A. Bakulin Applying of High-Technology Algorithms for High-Quality Seismic and Velocity Products: Nile Delta, Offshore Egypt - M. M. Abu Shabana, A. Ibrahim*
ADVANCES IN SEISMIC ACQUISITION & PROCESSING
Different Approaches for Removing the Primary Artifacts in Reverse Time Migration - H. Liu*, T. Fei, Y. Luo
Can Supergrouping Enhance Low Frequencies Needed for FWI of 3D Land Broadband Seismic Data? - M. Dmitriev*, A. Bakulin, P. Golikov, D. Neklyudov
Impact of Seismic Anisotropy on Predicted Reservoir Properties - D. Epili, H. AlMustafa*, A. Alzawwad, M. Bannagi, M. Taylor
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Tying Different Near Surface Models Using Geostatistics - A. M. Alsaad* Comparison of 3D Interpolation Methods and Validation Through Post Stack Inversion: A Case Study from 3D North Amer Oil Field, Gulf of Suez, Egypt S. M. Hamama, M. Afia, A. Ibrahim* Controlled Sensitivity Tomography for Depth Imaging the NAZ Surveys in the Nile Delta's Messinian - A. A. El-Bassiony*, S. Butt, D. Cavalin, R. Ramadan, H. Crook
ADVANCES IN SEISMIC INTERPRETATION Acoustic Analysis as Means for Detecting Early-Stage Hydraulic Fracture Initiation in Open and Notched Wellbores - E. Edelman, G. Aidagulov*, D. Brady
DATA MANAGEMENT & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY A New Approach to Manage Unstructured Exploration Data - M. J. Hakami*, P. Sheik, M. Dourado, W. Kaskas, H. Huwaidi
Drilling First Middle Marrat Horizontal Well in North Kuwait's Sabriya Field M. Al Mudhaf* Regional Stratigraphic Framework and Exploration Concepts for Jurassic Carbonate Stratigraphic Traps and Unconventional Resources, Eastern Saudi Arabia - D. Z. Tang*, H. Setyabudi, M. Alvarez Bastos, R. Schmidt, M. Aljamed, E. Bassam Contribution of Biofacies to Recognize Potential Subdivision of Unconventional Reservoirs: A Case Study from Callovian Carbonates, Saudi Arabia A. J. Al-Dhubaib* Using 2D NMR in Organic Shale for Saturation Measurement - B. Nicot*, N. Vorapalawut, L. Madariaga, J. Korb
Borehole Image Logs Data Management - S. Wei*
HYDROCARBON EXPLORATION
Is Your Workstation Delivering the Best Performance for Today's Complex Interpretation Workflows? - S. Al Awfi, M. A. Alhawi*, A. Nour
Original Aragonite Mineralogy as the Best Hydrocarbon Reservoir in Both Zagros and Kopet-Dag Basin in Iran - M. H. Adabi*
Geosteering Using Azimuthal Resistivity Imaging Tool in Carbonates Reservoirs M. A. Haceb*, A. S. Ahmed
The Base Qusaiba Hot Shale, a Highly Variable Source Rock: Evidence from a Study Area in Northern Saudi Arabia - S. Hayton*, A. Rees, M. Vecoli, S. Cheshire
GEOLOGICAL STUDIES AND BASIN MODELING
Lacustrine Turbidites in Rift Basins: Genesis, Morphology and Petroleum Potential - A Case Study from Barmer Basin - V. Kothari, S. Konar, B. Naidu, A. Desai, V. Sunder, S. Goodlad, P. Mahapatra, K. Pander*
Mesozoic-Paleozoic Paleogeographic Evolution of the Arabian Plate G. J. Grabowski*, P. C. Tai Depositional Significance of Potash Rich Salts in Gotnia Evaporites – Kuwait V. Maddipudi, M. Al Wadi, S. S. Thakur, T. Al Adwani, A. Abu Ghneej, F. Hawas, A. Al Hamad* 3D Modeling of Longshore Bar Deposit in Modern Fluvial Dominated Delta, Case Study Wulan Delta, Demak, Central Java Province - H. T. Atmojo*, H. I. Wicaksana, A. Rizal, I. Cibaj, D. Ralanarko, H. Nugroho Control of Intra-Plate Tectonic Inversion on the East and North Saudi Arabia Basins: New Exploration Horizon - M. H. Khalil* Regional Sequence Stratigraphic Framework; Mauddud Formation, Kuwait A. H. Youssef*, A. N. Al-Saeedi, H. A. Al-Haggan Sea-Level Controlled Low-Energy Shoreline Progradation and Facies Successions Along the Southwestern Coastline of Qatar (Al-Zareq Area, Gulf of Salwa) - C. Strohmenger*, M. Engel, K. Peis, A. Pint, H. Brückner, J. Rivers High Resolution Logs of TOC: Statistics Serving Geosciences - F. Haeseler*, F. Mahdaoui, R. Elias, F. Gelin Predicting Pore Pressure in Carbonates: A Review - S. Green*, S. O'Connor, A. Edwards An Alternative Stratigraphic Correlation Approach for Carbonate Successions in the Shuaiba (Aptian) and Thamama-F (Hauterivian) Formations, Onshore, Abu Dhabi, UAE - Z. El-Wazir*, N. Al Madani, J. Daboer, H. Abdul Aziz, S. Kobstadt, D. Nio, A. van Yperen
HARVESTING UNCONVENTIONAL & CHALLENGING RESOURCES Beyond Conventional Logging: Innovative Conveyance Methods Introduce Effective & Economic Petrophysical Solutions in Extreme Deep Gas Environments - M. A. Ibrahim, A. E. Alqunais*, M. S. Muslem, H. T. Maghrabi, A. A. Hafez, H. Soliman, M. Nardi
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Analysis of Unconventional Mudrocks in the ESEM, Preparation of Samples Using the Ion Mill versus Mechanical Polishing - E. Lacsamana*, A. Al Zahrani
Wasia Formation Shelf to Platform-Margin Transition Determined from Cores Tied to Seismic Data: Southern Rub’ Al-Khali, Saudi Arabia - D. M. Steinhauff*, M. S. Bin Gubair, C. Ayadiuno, F. O. Meyer Chemostratigraphy and Dolomitization Mapping of Middle to Upper Jurassic Formations, Northeastern Saudi Arabia - M. Marhoon* Heavy Minerals Stratigraphy (HMS) of the Sand-rich Member of the Burqan Formation, Midyan Basin, N.W. Saudi Arabia - M. H. Benaafi*, H. Alfaifi Fluvial-Aeolian Interactions in Modern and Ancient Systems: Examples from the Skeleton Coast, Namibia, and the Triassic Helsby Sandstone Formation, UK M. Alkathery*, N. Mountney Callovian-Aged Debris Flow Stratigraphic Play in Northeastern Saudi Arabia H. Alhawaj*, A. Al-sinan, T. Al-Fuhaid, J. Al-Hamad, M. Mansour Fault and Fracture-Related Dolomitization: A Case Study of Upper Jurassic Formations, Northeastern Saudi Arabia - W. Tan*, D. Z. Tang, W. Wang, S. Khan Occurrence of Recent Lump-Shape Sediments Features in Quarry, Alahmadi, Kuwait: Possibly an Indicator of Hydrocarbon Gas Seepages - M. H. Abdullah*, F. Abdullah Geochemical Approach for Characterizing Shale Formations - M. Mallick*, M. S. Rama Sequence Stratigraphic Framework and Exploration Concepts of Upper Jurassic Carbonate Reservoirs Along the South Gotnia Margin, Northeastern Saudi Arabia - M. Aljamed*, D. Z. Tang, E. Bassam, R. Schmidt Stratigraphic Framework of Aptian Sequences within the Shu'aiba Formation of the Eastern Rub' Al-Khali Basin, Saudi Arabia - F. H. Almohsen*, H. Alyami, A. Alabdrabalnabi, O. Harthi
INTEGRATED CASE STUDIES
Notching as a New Promising Well Intervention Technique to Control Hydraulic Fracturing in Horizontal Open Holes - G. Aidagulov*, E. Edelman, D. Brady
A Multi-Disciplinary Integrated Approach to Understand the Potential of the Najmah-Sargelu Reservoirs of the Dharif and Abduliyah Fields (West Kuwait). A. Abdulmalik*, S. Matar
Origin of the Mid-Cretaceous Heavy Oils from the Safaniya Sandstone Reservoir (Wasia Formation), Saudi Arabia - R. Algeer*, H. Huang, S. Larter
3D Coupled Reservoir Geomechanics Applied to Arab-D Carbonate, Khurais Area, Saudi Arabia - O. E. Meza Camargo*, T. Mahmood
Sampling Heavy Oil in Kuwait: 3D Radial Probe and Advanced Formation Evaluation Workflow Raise the Bar - M. A. Al-Ibrahim*, V. Naik, M. Rashaid, B. Khan, A. S. Al-Ajmi, M. Van Steene, H. Ayyad, S. Jamal, P. Sangani, S. Devkar, K. Eid, R. Paramatikul, M. Al-Ramadhan
The Early Miocene Hadrukh Formation, Eastern Saudi Arabia: Facies Heterogeneity and Its Implications for Hydrocarbon Reservoir Prospectivity H. Tourqui*, I. Qarni, P. Brenac, J. Estevez Gonzalez, K. Barqah, M. Marhoon, I. Deshenenkov, V. Dimo
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Integrated Risk Assessment to Unlock Ahmadi Formation Potential of Awali Field - A. A. Shaban, H. A. AlBalushi, S. Abdelrady, F. Tawash*, I. Jaber, K. Al Abdali Case Study: A New Holistic Technique to Improve Understanding of Multi Layered Tight Carbonate Reservoir for Field Development and Better Reservoir Management - A. Sarsekov*
Integration of Conventional Open Hole Logs and Borehole Images for Lithofacies Interpretation and Porosity Partitioning in the Upper Jurassic Arab Formation, Saudi Arabia - W. Wang*, K. A. MacPherson, T. Marwan, S. Ulhaq NMR Analysis of a Bimodal Pre-Khuff Clastic Pore System - A. Valori*, D. Forsyth, G. Hursan, W. Abdallah
Formation Pressure Evaluation Near Wellbore for Producing Wells without Closing the Well, Using Multi Rate High Precision Temperature and Spectral Noise Logging (HPT-SNL) - A. Sarsekov*
What is Rt? Logging-While-Drilling and Wireline Resistivity Measurements Spotlighted: An Offshore Case Study in Abu Dhabi - A. Serry*, S. Budebes, H. AbouJmeih, A. Aki, M. Bittar
The Arab D – Hanifa Reservoir Communication: Stratigraphic Solutions to Engineering Problems - S. Awwad*
Integration of Core, Borehole Image and Open Hole Well Log Data to Identify Hydraulic Flow Units in the Unayzah Formation - I. Deshenenkov*, K. A. MacPherson
PEOPLE IN GEOSCIENCE Knowledge Management Roadmap in Upstream Environment - M. Daubal* Designing and Implementing Applied Geosciences Bachelor and Master Programs Tailored for the Gulf Region - W. Bauer*, M. Bernecker, B. Heim, E. Holzbecher, W. Visser Teaching Methods in Undergraduate Geosciences Courses in Nigeria: The Present and the Future Outlook - O. A. Ehinola* Integrating Service Learning and Civic Engagement into Earth and Environmental Sciences Course Projects: A Case Study from Higher Education in Jordan K. A. Alzughoul*, I. Alhejoj
PETROPHYSICS Turning Challenges into Opportunity – Lessons Learnt from Data Acquisition in HPHT Horizontal Wells - A. P. Briner*, A. Mahrouqi, S. Tessari
Wettability Alteration During Low Salinity Waterflooding: Effect Oil Composition and Divalent Cations - J. Yang*, Z. Dong, Z. Yang, M. Lin, J. Zhang, C. Chen
RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION Climate Induced Facies Variations in Outcrop as a Tool for Subsurface Correlation, Amin Formation, North Oman - J. Moss*, H. S. Al Rawahi Origin of Complex Carbonate Pore Systems and Associated Reservoir Quality Variations: An Example from the Arab Formation (Upper Jurassic), Onshore UAE M. Deville de Periere, C. Hollis, D. Lawrence*, A. Foote, F. Al Darmaki, B. Kostic Development of Initial Water Saturation Model Using Mathematic Correlations Between Reservoir Petrophysical Data and Fluid Properties - Y. A. Dabbour* Improving Gas Reservoir Management by Allocating Production with Multi Flow Rate Sampling and Geochemical Condensate Characterization - L. Sabatier*, F. Mahdaoui, F. Haidar, F. Haeseler, P. Julien
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Reservoir Heterogeneity of the Mishrif Formation, Rumaila Field, Southern Iraq C. Lehmann,* J. A. Gardner, K. C. Totton, M. Fuchs, A. Holden, O. J. Olatoke
Seismic Subsalt Imaging in a Complex Salt Basin - R. Bertolotti*, P. Baptista, A. Beach, R. Tatalovic, J. Aitken, A. O. Bu Fateem
Reservoir Engineering and Geoscience Considerations in Planning an Appraisal Program for the Upper Arab Formation – A Case History, Onshore UAE P. Cosgrove*
Subsalt Seismic Modeling and Illumination Analysis in Red Sea Transition Zone E. Gashawbeza*, H. Liu, S. AL-Saleh
Modeling Temporal and Spatial Sedimentary Architectural Complexity in Mixed Aeolian-Fluvial Reservoir Successions Utilizing Data from Modern and Ancient Systems - M. A. Al-Masrahy*, N. P. Mountney 3D Digital Core Imaging: A Critical Calibration Tool for the Integration and Characterization of Fractures from Borehole Images - M. H. Al-Otaib* Natural Fracture Trends from Non-Oriented Cores: A Case Study from Northwest Saudi Arabia - A. S. Alghannam*, E. Lacsamana, K. A. MacPherson Integrated Rock Characterization of Tight Reservoir by Multiple Analytical Techniques - O. R. Pal*, W. Razzaq, R. Zeriek, A. M. Ibrahim
Machine Learning Approach to Pore Pressure Analysis and Prediction - M. Yusuf*
ROCK PHYSICS Strength Anisotropy of Unconventional Shale by the UCS Using Three Laboratory Methods - H. Gonzalez, G. Jin*, S. Ali, A. Al Dhamen Using Adjusted Geomechanics Technique to Calibrate Rock Mechanics Parameters after Falloff Matched Curve - B. Zoghbi, W. Suzart*, M. Khalifa, M. Salem
A New Provenance Tool for the Exploration of Unconventional Plays: The Provenance and Mineralogy of Silt - L. Caracciolo*
The Shale Activity Test (SAT) as a Key Process in Unconventional, and Conventional Play Characterization, in Reservoir Modeling, Drilling Design, and Geomecanical Evaluation. - K. Zamfes*, C. Smart, S. Zamfes
Quantitative Evaluation of the Reservoir Flow Profile of Short String Production with High Precision Temperature, Spectral Noise by Logging in the Long String of Dual Completion Well - A. Sarsekov*, R. Makhiyanov
Seismic Implications of Moveable Fluids - R. W. Wiley*, P. Wilson, S. Peters
Digital Core Data Management and Integrated Reservoir Characterization Workflows for Shallow Depth Unconventional Reservoir in Kuwait – A Pilot Study - P. K. Choudhary*, H. Ferdous, F. Abbas, P. Kumar, F. Ahmad, K. Ahmad, A. Safdar, C. Lescouet, G. Maimone Characterization of the Background Fracture Network in a Basinal Carbonate Reservoir of Southern Albania - R. Di Cuia*, R. Bitonte, S. Borello, A. Riva, A. Ricciato, R. Konert, E. McAllister, S. Farner
RIFT BASIN EXPLORATION
An Effective Inclusion Rock Physics Model for Clastic Rocks - Q. A. Bu Khamseen*, A. Bakhorji 4D Geomechanical Study Helps Drilling Operations in North Kuwait Giant Reservoirs - S. M. Marie*, S. A. Azim, H. Ibrahim, A. Khan, L. A. AbouQammaz, A. M. Hussein, R. Newman, M. Povstyanova , K. Lee
THE ROLE OF GEOSCIENCE IN WATER & MINERAL EXPLORATION Determination of Hydraulic Conductivity and Transmissivity: Using Grain Size Distribution Curve Method and Transient Theis Solution - B. A. Ali*
The Layered Evaporite Sequence (LES) in the Saudi Arabian Red Sea - A. Alhani*
Investigation of Groundwater Potential in Iju and Environs, Ota, Southwestern Nigeria Using Geo-Electrical Method - O. T. Kayode*, A. A. Phillips, J. E. Sunday
Preliminary Analysis of Subtidal Carbonates, Modern Red Sea Buildups, Offshore Yanbu, Saudi Arabia - D. M. Steinhauff*, S. J. Purkis, A. E. Gregory, A. A. AbuBshait, P. Birkle, M. R. Mohanna, A. Schmidt Mumm
Portable X-ray Fluorescence Analysis for On-site Investigation of Geological Samples During Exploration - D. Wissmann, V. Hueckelkamp, A. Thomas*
Oligocene-Miocene Rifting and its Influence on Siliciclastic Reservoir Distribution and Exploration in the Gulf of Suez, Clues from Recent Sub-Surface Analyis, Eastern Desert, Egypt - S. Dronamraju* Structural and Tectonic Evolution of Abu Sufyan Sub-Basin, Muglad Rift Basin, Sudan - M. A. Yassin*, M. M. Hariri, O. Abdullatif
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RISK MANAGEMENT
Surface Wave Techniques for Determination of Subsurface Anomalies & its Use in Assessment of Damage and Integrity of Coal Mine Structures - S. Rana* Determination of Hydraulic Conductivity for a Limestone Aquifer Through Collocated Cosimulation of Pump Test Derived Values and Geophysical Log Data – An Effective Workflow - S. F. Cody, A. Nabi*, M. Rasheeduddin
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GEO 2016 - STUDENT POSTERS Student Posters Overview of Tectonic Elements / Inversed Structures and Development of Potential Hydrocarbon Traps in the Central Eastern Mediterranean Basin A. Abdel-Rahman, C. Khairallah* - American University of Beirut Onshore/Offshore Stratigraphy of Lebanon and Potential for Hydrocarbon Accumulations: A Review - A. Abdel-Rahman, T. Ibrahim* - American University of Beirut Variations in Oil API Gravity and Viscosity Across the Sultanate of Oman - A. Al Jabri*, W. Visser, M. Al-Ghammari - GuTech Microseismic of Hydraulic Fracturing Imaging - A. Al-Hinai*, Q. Al-Siyabi - Sultan Qaboos University Gharif Spectral Decomposition and Attribute Analysis - M. Al-Ghannami* - Sultan Qaboos University
Reservoir Characterization and Hydrocarbon Volumetric Calculation Based on Petrophysical Analysis and Geostatistical Reservoir Property Modeling in Orion Field, South Sumatra Basin - D. Nugroho*, I. Savitri, M. Yusuf, B. Trio Sumbodo Gadjah Mada University Application of Spectral Decomposition in Delineating Channels and Hydrocarbon Traps in EMA Field, Onshore Niger Delta - O. A. Ehinola*, A. M. Emmanuel University of Ibadan Seismicity Based Reservoir Characterization (Sbrc) Induced Microseismicity K. Sheth* - Maharashtra Institute Of Technology Uses of Seismic Velocity as Direct Hydrocarbons Indicator - M. H. Ahmed*, M. R. Abu El-Fadhl - Ain Shams University
Using 2-D Seismic Data to Determine the Role of Bedrock Structures in the Location and Nature of Traps of Onshore Oil Field of the Northern Nile Delta M. Wateed*, M. Adel*, E. Tarabees - Damanhour University
Deposition Environment and Reservoir Quality of Buah Formation, Central Oman Sedimentary Basin - K. M. Albalushi* - Sultan Qaboos University
Paleontological Investigations of Late Maastrichtian Oil Shales and Their Ecological Indications - M. Alqudah, M. Hakimi, W. H. Abdullah, Y. M. Makeen,
An Integrated Approach for Modeling Depositional Facies and Diagenetic Trends to Capture Heterogeneities in a Lower Cretaceous Carbonate Reservoir - Mina Sameh Yousef Salib* - The Petroleum Institute
M. El-Moghrabi, H. Rawshdeh* - Yarmouq University
Eocene Oil Shales of Northern Jordan and Their Implications for Depositional Environment - M. Alqudah, A. Malabeh, M. El-Atawneh*, A. Malkawi - Yarmouq University
Assessment of the Areal and Vertical Sweep Efficiency in Cyclic Carbonate Reservoirs of the Middle East - A Case Study from a Mature Field - R. J. Fadul* The Petroleum Institute
Sedimentology of D6 and Lower D7 Members of Middle Jurassic Dhruma Formation - M. H. Malik* - KFUPM
Subsalt Imaging Using Non-Seismic Method - L Almazrouei*, S Alyileili* - UAE University
Automated Mineralogical Methodology to Study Microstructure of Carbonate Grains: An Example from Oncoids - A. A. Olalekan*, A. Koeshidayatullah - KFUPM
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE YOUR CASE STUDIES, TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS, AND RESEARCH DISCOVERIES WITH THE WORLD’S LEADING ASSEMBLY OF APPLIED GEOPHYSICISTS, THOUGHT LEADERS, AND TECHNICAL EXPERTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD.
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Core Workshop Process Based Depositional and Stratigraphic Architecture: Towards Resolving Controversy Surrounding the Arab-D Organizer: Workshop Leaders: Date: Time:
Venue:
Dhahran Geoscience Society (DGS) Saad Al Awwad & Abdullah Al-Dhubaib 9 March 2016 08:00 - 10:00 hrs (Students and Young Professionals) 10:15 - 12:15 hrs (Professionals) 14:00 - 16:00 hrs (Students and Young Professionals) Room D, Bahrain International Exhibition & Convention Centre
Overview: Objectives and Content Exploring for hydrocarbon resources is a challenging task that requires geoscientists to deal with a variety of data types and implement complex workflows to succeed. This 2 hour core workshop will present a process based understanding of the depositional setting and stratigraphic architecture of the Arab-D reservoir, the most prolific reservoir in the world. Emphasis is placed on sedimentologic and micropaleon-
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tologic analysis of cores and integration with other geological data in exploration and development activities. The workshop will be held in two separate sessions tailored to two audience groups, young professionals and students, and professionals. The young professionals and students session will cover fundamentals on the Arab-D reservoir including skeletal and non-skeletal components, sedimentary structures and depositional textures, in addition to identification of different reservoir facies and biofacies at the hand specimen and thin-section scale. The workshop will also discuss the integration of core data with wire-line logs, seismic and petrophysical data. The professionals’ part will cover aspects related to facies lateral and vertical continuity, core-based sequence stratigraphic architecture and biostratigraphic frameworking. In addition, this session will provide a discussion of some of the controversies regarding the Arab-D’s facies, depositional setting and sequence stratigraphy. Attendees The workshop will be tailored to two different groups - for geology, geophysics and engineering students and young professionals, and the other tailored for professionals. * Seats are limited and will be on a first come first served basis * Please note that the students and young professionals sessions are only open to invited students and young professionals
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Meet n’ Greet An opportunity to meet students and young professionals with similar career goals, and a great setting to meet and talk with current and former leaders from the industry. Venue:
Room M, Exhibition Hall 2, Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre
Date:
8 March 2016
Time:
4:30pm - 7:40pm
Registration:
A dedicated Meet n’ Greet registration desk will be available in the hallway outside meeting rooms 1-3. The registration desk will be open on 7 March at 7:00am - 6:30pm and 8 March at 7:00am - 2:00pm. All industry professionals who would like to share knowledge with the students and offer them career development guidance and advice are also invited to register and attend.
Sponsored By:
Organized By:
Young Professionals & Students Support Committee Aisha Al-Bulushi (Chair), PDO Matthew Smith, Heriot Watt University Ali Aldawood, KAUST Abdullah Waleed Al-Kandari, KOC Qamar Bu Khamseen, Saudi Aramco Yumna Al-Habsi, Schlumberger Khalid Al Bloushi, UAE University
Organizers www.GEO2016.com Middle East Region ®
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Young Professionals and Students Activities Sunday, 6 March 2016 08:30 - 16:15 hrs IBA Competition ART Rotana Hotel 19:00 - 22:00 hrs AAPG Middle East Reception ART Rotana Hotel & IBA Award Ceremony Monday, 7 March 2016 08:00 - 10:00 hrs Soft Skills Short Course Maximizing Your Potential (Part 1) 10:00 - 10:10 hrs Coffee Break 10:10 - 12:00 hrs Soft Skills Short Course Maximizing Your Potential (Part 2) 12:00 - 12:30 hrs Lunch 12:30 - 14:00 hrs Soft Skills Short Course Interpersonal Skills (Part 1) 14:00 - 14:10 hrs Coffee Break 14:10 - 16:00 hrs Soft Skills Short Course Interpersonal Skills (Part 2) Tuesday, 8 March 2016 08:00 - 09:30 hrs Student Posters 09:45 - 10:15 hrs Exhibition Tours 12:30 - 13:30 hrs Lunch 13:30 - 15:30 hrs EAGE GEO Quiz 15:45 - 16:15 hrs Exhibition Tours 16:30 - 19:40 hrs Meet n’ Greet
Room 3 Link Area Room 3 Room M Room 3
Wednesday, 9 March 2016 08:00 - 10:00 hrs DGS Core Workshop TNO Course: Principles of Basin Modeling 10:30 - 12:30 hrs SEG/DGS Challenge Bowl 12:30 - 13:30 hrs Lunch 13:30 - 14:00 hrs Exhibition Tours 14:00 - 16:00 hrs TNO Course: Principles of Basin Modeling DGS Core Workshop 16:00 - 16:30 hrs Exhibition Tours 16:30 - 18:00 hrs Panel Session - Factors of Success in the Industry 19:00 - 21:30 hrs Social Activity: Dubai Drums
Link Area Room 3
Exhibition Hall 1 Exhibition Hall 1 Al Raya Suites EAGE Booth Exhibition Hall 1 Room M
Thursday, 10 March 2016 08:00 - 09:30 hrs Student Posters 09:45 - 12:00 hrs DGS Course: Fundamentals of Tectonics and Petroleum Systems of the Arabian Plate 12:30 - 13:30 hrs Lunch 13:30 - 14:00 hrs Exhibition Tours
Room D Room M Room M Al Raya Suites Exhibition Hall 1 Room M Room D Exhibition Hall 1 Room M Intercontinental Regency Bahrain
Exhibition Hall 1 Room M
Al Raya Suites Exhibition Hall 1
* Please note that the Young Professionals and Students Activities are only open to invited students and young professionals, except for the Meet n’ Greet on the 8th March and the Panel Session on the 9th March.
Short Courses for Young Professionals & Students Maximizing your Potential Date: Time: Venue:
7 March 2016 08:00 - 12:00 hrs Room 3
Course Content: • Introduction of program • It’s all about attitude! – The attitude adjustment scale • The power of your mind • The power of belief • Autosuggestion • The danger of negative • Programming • Eliminating failure disease • The power of association • 7 steps to setting goals • Blueprint for success
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Course Objectives: • Understand the power of positive attitude and how it influences your success • Explore tools that will help you eliminate negative programming • Learn how to build positive relationships at work • Discover how to manage stress and in the process build your confidence • Set personal and professional goals • Design your personal blue print for success * Please note that this course is only open to invited students and young professionals.
Interpersonal Skills Date: Time: Venue:
7 March 2016 12:30 - 16:00 hrs Room 3
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Course Content: • Transactional skills • Assertiveness – building self confidence • Shape talk – communication window • The importance of ‘win-win’ • Showing respect and gaining trust • The power of non-verbal • Proactive vs. reactive • Time management matrix • Identifying & avoiding your time robbers
• Provide an opportunity for participants to experience trying to communicate in a very different style from their own • Give time for participants to reflect and complete commitment sheets
Course Objectives: • Refresh critical learning • Refresh learning on body language • Understand how choosing your approach will dictate the responses you get from others • Find out their instinctive ego states • Show how assertive fits into ADULT and help define what assertiveness truly is • Involve participants in seeing first hand what win lose looks like • Get participants to see how to approach people using their and not your communication style promotes a service culture
Venue: Instructor:
* Please note that this course is only open to invited students and young professionals.
Principles of Basin Modeling Organizer: Date: Time:
TNO Petroleum Geoscience 8 March 2016 08:00 – 10:00 14:00 – 16:00 Room M, Exhibition Hall 2 Rader Abdul Fattah
What the Course is About Basin modeling is an important tool for exploring the hydrocarbon potential of basins for conventional and unconventional resources. It is becoming an essential part of the exploration workflows of oil companies. Basin and petroleum system modeling helps predict the maturity of source rocks and the history of hydrocarbon generation, expulsion and accumulation. It also allows exploration geologists to estimate the reserves and the composition of the hydrocarbons through migration and compositional analysis.
EAGE/SPE Subsalt Imaging Workshop Challenges of Subsalt Imaging and Exploration 2-4 May 2016 – Dubai, UAE Join us in Dubai for EAGE’s second collaboration with SPE on Subsalt Imaging, ‘Challenges of Subsalt Imaging and Exploration’. The objective of this integrated workshop is to bring experts together to discuss advances in subsalt imaging, basin modelling and petroleum systems as well as recent subsalt exploration progress. There will be special emphasis on the Red Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, the Middle East and North Africa. The Technical Programme can be viewed online where you will find information on our Keynote Presenters, speakers, workshop venue and our social programme! For more information and to register, please take a look at our website: www.eage.org/event/subsalt-imaging-2016.
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Register now!
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What you will see in this workshop • Basic principles of basin modeling • Modeling exercises • Live demonstration * Please note that this course is only open to invited students and young professionals.
Fundamentals of Tectonics and Petroleum Systems of the Arabian Plate; Integrated Exploration and Development Perspective Organizer: Date: Time: Venue: Instructor:
Dhahran Geoscience Society (DGS) 10 March 2016 09:45 – 12:00 Room M, Exhibition Hall 2 Mesbah Khalil
Course Content & Objectives This course is designed for students, future geoscientists and petroleum engineers. The course objectives are to: 1) Introduce the fundament geological processes for creating prolific petroleum systems applied at the Arabian plate basins 2) Provide eyes openers for reading and analyzing necessary data for understanding the petroleum systems from basin to prospect and field scales to performing successful exploration and development processes 3) Show case studies that led to generating new play concepts and created significant successful opportunities for exploration, delineation and development. Course Content: • Factors that controlled the opening, fill, and evolution of these basins; tectonics, sea-level changes and sediments influx. • Role of tectonics in characterizing petroleum system elements. • Key aspects for creating exploration opportunities and field development concepts. • Description of the seven petroleum basins in the Arabian plate.
The Arabian plate with its wide variety of petroleum exploration and development opportunities, vast arenas with rich source rocks, numerous reservoirs (basement to Miocene), and long inventory of trapping mechanisms is classified as the world’s highest potential plate.
* Please note that this course is only open to invited students and young professionals.
Register now and save up to US $150.
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Register now for AAPG/SEG’s ICE Barcelona, the industry’s premier integrated geosciences conference and exhibition. Attracting a global audience of decision-makers, thought leaders, and technical experts,
3-6 April • Barcelona, Spain barcelona2016.iceevent.org Centre de Convencions Internacional de Barcelona
ICE Barcelona unites the geologist and geophysicist disciplines under one roof, providing a truly integrated experience for attendees and exhibitors.
Benefit from: • A premier technical program • Networking opportunities featuring a full range of designed to build connections, sessions, short courses, drive new business, and and field trips enhance career opportunities • State-of-the-art exhibition • Access to leaders on the displaying the latest in products, forefront of advancing the technologies, and services geosciences industry Register online today at barcelona2016.iceevent.org
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Exhibitor Listings
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC)
Stand 721
PO Box 898 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 2 6020000 Web: www.adnoc.ae E-mail: info@adnoc.ae Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) was established in 1971 to operate in all areas of the oil and gas industry. ADNOC has steadily been broadening its activity creating an integrated oil and gas industry in the fields of exploration and production, support services, oil refining and gas processing, chemicals and petrochemicals, maritime transportation, refined products and distribution. ADNOC has affiliate subsidiary companies that include ADCO, ADMA-OPCO, ZADCO, Al Dhafra Petroleum Operations Company Ltd., Al Yasat Petroleum Operations Company Ltd., NDC, GASCO, ADGAS, Al Hosn Gas, ELIXIER, TAKREER, ADNOC Distribution, BOROUGE, FERTIL, ESNAAD, IRSHAD and ADNATCONGSCO.
Acceleware Ltd.
Stand 1140
Airbus Defence and Space
Stand 178
6 Dominus Way Meridian Business Park Leicester LE19 1RP United Kingdom Tel: +44 116 2407200 Web: www.intelligence-airbusds.com E-mail: info@astrium-geo.com The Intelligence business cluster of Airbus Defence and Space is a recognised world leader in geo-information, successfully pooling unmatched access to satellite imagery with unique expertise within one single operational organisation. With exclusive access to Pléiades, SPOT, UK-DMC2, TerraSAR-X and TanDEM-X (radar and optical satellites), we provide sustainable solutions to optimise exploration planning and operations, increase security, boost performance, improve management of natural resources and, last but not least, protect our environment. From data acquisition and processing, to data management and hosting, we provide sophisticated geo-information services and integrated solutions.
Allworld Exhibitions
Stand 195
435 - 10th Avenue SE Calgary T2G 0W3 Canada Tel: +1 403 2499099 Web: www.acceleware.com E-mail: eric.trouillot@acceleware.com
12th Floor, estminster Tower London SE1 7SP United Kingdom Tel: +44 207 8402139 Web: www.allworldexhibitions.com/oil E-mail: oil@oesallworld.com
In today’s oil and gas market environment every company must make the most out of very limited budgets. Acceleware provides the marketplace with high performance seismic imaging products along with software customisation helping E&P and service companies to maximise oil assets and recovery, and to minimise exploration risks through improved high resolution seismic imaging. Acceleware’s software products utilise a variety of parallel computing hardware platforms including compute GPUs and multi-core CPUs. Our software brings unrivalled performance to today’s most challenging computer and dataintensive demands. Seismic data processing and electromagnetic simulation applications can benefit from speed-ups of 10 to 50 times.
GEO 2016 is organised by Arabian Exhibition Management (AEM), an affiliate of Allworld Exhibitions. The Allworld Exhibitions Alliance of organisers, managers and consultants of exhibitions is the world’s largest private association of professional organisers active in the field of international trade shows. London-based Overseas Exhibition Services (OES) is the worldwide representative office for AEM and all Allworld Exhibitions members. AEM’s Allworld Exhibitions partner in Singapore is International Expo Management (IEM) who coordinate the group’s offices and networks in Asia. The Allworld Exhibitions Alliance has over 40 years of agency experience in organising petroleum industry events. Its portfolio includes: GEO (Bahrain), MEOS (Bahrain), Middle East Petrotech (Bahrain), KOGS (Kuwait), GEO India (India), 3P Arctic (Canada), OGA (Kuala Lumpur), SUBSEA Asia (Jakarta and Singapore), Oil & Gas Indonesia (Jakarta), Oil & Gas Myanmar (Myanmar) and OSEA (Singapore). Visit our stand if you are interested in exhibiting at industry leading events in the Middle East and Asia.
Advanced Logic Technology (ALT)
Stand 122
30H Zoning Artisanal de Solupla Route de Niederpallen Redange L8506 Luxembourg Tel: +352 23 649289 Web: www.alt.lu E-mail: info@alt.lu Advanced Logic Technology design and manufacture instruments and software for the borehole logging industry. Product portfolio includes the full suite of logging tools for shallow applications (including optical and acoustic televiewers), high temperature acoustic televiewer for cased hole and geothermal applications, data acquisition systems and WellCAD/CoreCAD software. WellCAD handles the entire data loading, log editing, analysis and presentation workflow for drilling, wellsite and logging data - independent of the industry sector. CoreCAD module is an interactive digital core description add-on module developed by and for geologists.
REGIONAL OFFICE: Arabian Exhibition Management PO Box 20200 Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 17550033 Web: www.aemallworld.com E-mail: fawzi@aemallworld.com
American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG)
Stand 131
PO Box 341359 Office F-502, Dubai Silicon Oasis Dubai United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 4 3724201 Web: http://middleeast.aapg.org E-mail: aapgme@aapg.org Since its founding in 1917, the American Association of Petroleum Geologists 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 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.
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Exhibitor Listings
Amplified Geochemical Imaging (AGI)
Stand 1142
210 Executive Drive Suite 1 Newark DE 19702 USA Tel: +1 302 2662428 Web: www.agisurveys.net E-mail: info@agisurveys.net
AGI’s new Downhole Geochemical Logging (DGL) service directly characterises the composition of hydrocarbons (C2-C20) vertically in selected zones by analysing well cuttings. HC phase, compartmentalisation and seal rock integrity are evaluated. Results are typically available within two weeks.
Stand 1021
Bapco - a living legacy. Over its 80 plus year legacy, Bapco has gone from strength to strength. Wholly owned by the Government of Bahrain, Bapco accounts for a massive portion of the Kingdom’s energy-related activities; primarily refining, distribution of petroleum products and natural gas, sales and export of crude oil and refined products among others. The company owns a 260,000 barrel-a-day refinery, storage facilities for above 14 million barrels, a marketing terminal and a marine terminal for petroleum products. A major portion of Bapco’s customers are from the Middle East, India, Far East, South East Asia and Africa. Bapco is also involved in the supply of aviation fuel at the Bahrain International Airport, and supplies natural gas to power-generating plants and other industries.
Beicip-Franlab
Stand 1027
232 Avenue Napoleon Bonaparte Rueil Malmaison 92500 France Tel: +33 1 47088000 Web: www.beicip.com E-mail: info@beicip.com
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 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.
Badley Ashton
Stand 501
PO Box 25555 Awali Bahrain Tel: +973 17704040 Web: www.bapco.net E-mail: info@bapco.net
AGI technology is an advanced geoscience tool that enables direct mapping of subsurface hydrocarbon charge (C2-C20) using AGI’s unique and highly sensitive passive diffusion sampling module (reporting in ppb) and multivariate statistical interpretation. AGI has been used effectively in more than 130 basins in more than 70 countries and both on and offshore with >90% accuracy.
Arabian Geophysical & Surveying Company (ARGAS)
Bahrain Petroleum Company (Bapco)
Stand 174
Office 15, 12th Floor, Prestige Tower 17 Mohammed Bin Zayed City Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 528353496 Web: www.badley-ashton.com E-mail: enquiries@badley-ashton.com Badley Ashton provides specialist integrated reservoir description consultancy for exploration, appraisal, development and production in the Middle East and worldwide. With over 30 years’ experience, the company offers a comprehensive range of integrated services including petrography, reservoir quality analysis, core description, borehole image interpretation and reservoir-scale sedimentological and structural characterisation. Badley Ashton’s portfolio includes studies in conventional and unconventional clastic and carbonate reservoirs.
Beicip-Franlab, from IFP Energies Nouvelles, is a leading independent petroleum consultancy firm and geoscience software editor highly reputed for technical quality, reliability and competitiveness. For more than 45 years, we have been providing best-inclass consultancy and software solutions in exploration, reservoir and field development, production optimisation, process optimisation and midstream-downstream studies. We have leading edge Enhanced Oil Recovery solutions and extensive experience with unconventional hydrocarbon resources assessment and development (shale and tight reservoirs). REGIONAL OFFICE: IFP Middle-East Consulting S.P.C. PO Box 10813 Manama Centre, Diplomatic Area, Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 17211150 E-mail: aymery.ait-said@beicip.com
BGP Inc.
Stand 221
307 Fanyangzhong Road Zhuozhou Hebei 72751 China Tel: +86 10 81201469 Web: www.bgp.com.cn E-mail: wuhaibin@bgp.com.cn BGP is one of the world’s leading geophysical service companies, delivering a wide range of technologies, services and equipment to the oil and gas industry worldwide. We are engaged in seismic data acquisition, processing, interpretation, reservoir geophysics, borehole seismic, micro-seismic, GME and multi-client surveys, equipment manufacturing and software R&D. REGIONAL OFFICE: BGP UAE PO Box 37519 Office No 108, 1st Floor, Emarat Atrium Building Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai United Arab Emirates E-mail: marketing@bgp.com.cn
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C&C Reservoirs
Stand 441
13831 Northwest Freeway Suite 450 Houston Texas 77040 USA Tel: +1 713 7763872 Web: www.ccreservoirs.com E-mail: info@ccreservoirs.com
Stand 133
PO Box 2432 Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 17530236 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.
Stand 405
27 Avenue Carnot Massy Cedex 91341 France Tel: +33 1 64473738 Web: www.cgg.com E-mail: mary.kenje@cgg.com CGG 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 business divisions of Equipment, Acquisition and Geology, Geophysics & Reservoir (GGR), CGG brings value across all aspects of natural resource exploration and exploitation. CGG employs 7000 people around the world, all with a ‘Passion for Geoscience’ and working together to deliver the best solutions to its customers. REGIONAL OFFICE: CGG PO Box 27246 Office 801, Al Otaiba (NBB) Tower Hamdan Street Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 2 4101703 E-mail: roger.may@cgg.com
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Chemostrat is the world leader in providing high quality stratigraphic services delivering regional to reservoir-scale, high resolution stratigraphic correlations. Our inorganic geochemical analyses provide a huge data suite that brings invaluable information that can be used to determine provenance, reservoir quality, mineralogical and lithological information. Chemostrat also provides fully interpreted geochronology services offering specialist stratigraphy services including stable isotope stratigraphy, palaeomagnetism, U/Pb dating and Re/Os dating which complement our chemostratigraphy service which still forms the cornerstone of our portfolio and is offered at wellsite for real-time geosteering with the same high degree of professionalism as our laboratory-based services.
dGB Earth Sciences
Stand 400
Nijverheidstraat 11-2 Enschede 7511 JM Netherlands Tel: +31 53 4315155 Web: www.dgbes.com E-mail: marieke.vanhout@dgbes.com dGB Earth Sciences specialises in innovative seismic interpretation software and services. Our services include modelling, inversion, reservoir characterisation, fault seal analysis, object detection, tailor-made software development and consortia-type R&D projects. Oil companies will be able to enhance profit and reduce costs with dGB Earth Sciences OpendTect Pro software, the seismic interpretation platform for professionals. This unique system is more accurate and less expensive than all competitive systems currently available on the market. With low oil prices and oil companies looking to save costs OpendTect Pro is the perfect answer. Come watch live demos of OpendTect Pro at booth # 400.
Dhahran Geoscience Society (DGS)
707 Eros Apartments 56, Nehru Place New Delhi 110019 India Tel: +91 11 41606500 E-mail: info@parsan.biz
CGG
Stand 440
2 Ravenscroft Court Welshpool United Kingdom Tel: +44 193 8555330 Web: www.chemostrat.com E-mail: ukoffice@chemostrat.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
Canar Geo Survey Services Company WLL
Chemostrat Ltd.
Stand 190
Saudi Aramco EXPEC-II Building 728A, Room 4890 PO Box 12179 Dhahran 31311 Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 13 873 8983 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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Exhibitor Listings
DMS Global WLL
Stand 180
PO Box 30063 Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 172405590 Web: www.dmsglobal.net E-mail: rthompson@dmsglobal.net With headquarters in Bahrain and the regional office in Abu Dhabi, 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 approximately 14,000 projects in over 50 countries across 13 major sectors, making the DMS Projects Matrix the most accurate, encompassing and extensive resource for companies looking for new business opportunities anywhere.
The EasyCopy Company
Stand 172
Carolinevej 3 Asserbo 3300 Denmark Tel: +45 36 442299 Web: www.myeasycopy.com E-mail: sales@myeasycopy.com The EasyCopy Company has been providing Windows and Linux graphics solutions for the E&P industry for 25 years. As a geologist, geophysicist, seismologist or sedimentologist, your graphics needs are very specialised and standard tools limited and time consuming. EasyCopy provides graphics tools that are exactly ‘right’ for your need. Handle your seismic CGM, long PDF and TIFF logs, manipulate CGM, EMF, PDFs, stitch multi-page PDFs, create montage-presentations with large maps, publish as PDF, plot to your large format devices and log printers without limitations. From reports, montages, and presentations to core descriptions, we have what you need and can help you get there. REGIONAL OFFICE: Mohamed Elshemy
Stand 1001
1 A, Ahmed El Zomor Street 8th District Cairo Egypt Tel: +20 2 6706401 Web: www.petroleum.gov.eg E-mail: mido1400@yahoo.com EGPC is a legal entity and was formed as an affiliated corporation for the Ministry of Petroleum. The main objectives are: • Improve and update the terms and conditions for the Concession Agreements to make it competitive and attractive • Increase the exploration activities with updated technologies in order to add more reserve • Optimise utilisation of the existing infrastructures and facilities • Upgrade oil refiners’ efficiency to maximise high quality petroleum products • Continue to improve the petroleum products specifications and produce new products with high added value • Optimum utilisation of pipelines network for transporting crude oil and petroleum products • Satisfy local demand from oil products • Apply the international HSE high standard measures
Stand 1001
85 Nasr Road, 1st District Nasr City Cairo Egypt Tel: +20 2 22642496 Web: www.egas.com.eg E-mail: rkhayat@egas.com.eg EGAS, The Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company, was established in August 2001 to focus on all aspects of natural gas. EGAS is engaged in a wide range of activities including upstream exploration and gas production, midstream gas processing, gas transmission and pipelines and downstream gas liquefaction, and gas distribution. EGAS’ main objectives are to expand natural gas utilisation in the domestic market, encourage investment in natural gas activities, manage gas transmission and distribution systems as well as to develop LNG projects, participate in exploration development and production of natural gas and develop the natural gas industry database.
Eliis
Stand 179
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.
Emerson Process Management
3 Gaber Ibn Hayan Street Dokki Gizah, Egypt Tel: +20 100 4300888 Skype: m.shemy.a
The Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC)
Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS)
Stand 401
PO Box 17033 Gate 5, South Zone, Jebel Ali Free Zone Dubai United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 4 8118100 Web: www.emersonprocess.com/MEA E-mail: rss.marketing@emerson.com Emerson Process Management is a leader in helping businesses to automate production, processing and distribution in the oil and gas, refining, power and other industries. The company combines superior products and technology with industry-specific engineering, consulting, project management and maintenance services. Emerson’s innovative Roxar solutions empower enhanced decision making for increased oil and gas recovery, optimised production and improved asset integrity for the entire reservoir lifecycle. Our software solutions span seismic interpretation to production management to empower operators to make informed decisions on: • Where to drill • What production strategies to adopt • How to maximise oil and gas recovery from their assets
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Emirates Society of Geoscience (ESG)
Stand 192
C/O Abdullah Al-Shemsi PO Box 303 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 2 6065115 Web: www.esg-uae.org E-mail: aalshemsi@adma.ae
FEI Company
Stand 841
De Molen 42 DB Houten 3994 Netherlands Tel: +971 4 3693897 Web: www.eage.org E-mail: middle_east@eage.org EAGE is a professional association for geoscientists and engineers. Founded in 1951, it is an organisation with a worldwide membership providing a global network of commercial and academic professionals. 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 civil engineering. EAGE operates two divisions: the Oil & Gas Geoscience Division and the Near Surface Geoscience Division. The head office of EAGE is located in Houten, The Netherlands, with regional offices in Moscow, Dubai, Curacao and Kuala Lumpur.
PO Box 501711 Office F25 Block 13, Knowledge Village Dubai United Arab Emirates
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Stand 941
16700 Park Row Drive Houston Texas 77084 USA Tel: +1 832 4990974 Web: www.fei.com E-mail: blake.eckert@fei.com
Engineering for the Petroleum & Process Industries (Enppi) was established on 15 January 1978, with a paid capital of 220 MM US$. The Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) is the principal shareholder owning 97% of the total shares of Enppi. Enppi provides fully integrated engineering, procurement, construction supervision, and project management services for the petroleum, petrochemicals, power, and other related industries in Egypt, MENA region and worldwide. Enppi is recognised as a major engineering, EPC main contractor, and management contractor, with a proven record of accomplishments for both onshore and offshore projects in oil and gas, refining, petrochemical and general industry projects.
REGIONAL OFFICE: Raymond Cahill
ExxonMobil is the world’s largest publicly traded international oil and gas company. We hold an industry-leading inventory of global oil and gas resources. We are the world’s largest refiner and marketer of petroleum products, and our chemical company ranks among the world’s largest. We apply science and innovation to find better, safer and cleaner ways to deliver the energy the world needs. An industry leader in almost every aspect of the energy and petrochemical business, ExxonMobil operates facilities or markets products in most of the world’s countries and explores for oil and natural gas on six continents. (www.exxonmobil.com)
Stand 1001
1(A) Ahmed El Zomor Street, 8th District Nasr City Cairo 11361 Egypt Tel: +20 2 22762137 Web: www.enppi.com E-mail: gmail@enppi.com
European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE)
Stand 821
22777 Springwoods Village Parkway Spring Texas 77389 USA Tel: +1 972 4441000 Web: www.exxonmobil.com
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
Engineering for the Petroleum and Process Industries (Enppi)
Exxon Mobil Corporation
FEI Co. is a 60-year leader in microscopy innovation that designs and manufactures highperformance, electron microscopy workflow solutions to provide images and answers in the micro-, nano-, and picometer scales. As the only digital rock solutions provider to offer a complete portfolio of advanced imaging systems, visualisation software, and analysis, interpretation, and modelling services, we help our clients explore reservoir rock to understand how lithology, porosity, wettability, mineralogy, connectivity, permeability, and microporosity impact fluid flow and reservoir behaviour. In addition, we also provide a highend software solution for advanced 2D and 3D visualisation of digital rock data, PerGeos.
Ganoub El-Wadi Petroleum Holding Company (Ganope)
Stand 1001
PO Box 3011, El-Horria El-Nour Street, off Ahmed Taiseer Street Nasr City Cairo Egypt Tel: +202 269 10144/27000 Web: www.ganope.com E-mail: osama.farouk@ganope.net Ganope believes that the reason for increasing petroleum Egyptian investments lies in its success in increasing the number of petroleum agreements in its working areas. Accordingly, the company identified its future objectives and policy as follows: • Increase foreign investment opportunities, especially in the field of exploration, by launching more international bid-rounds • Plan to acquire geophysical surveys within open work areas by using SPEC Project • Take the necessary steps to exploit the non-conventional resources in collaboration with expertise in this field, to share their experience in conducting pilot project • Follow up exploration and production activities in Ganope work areas throughout our petroleum agreements, signed with different companies.
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GEO ExPro
Stand 165
15 Palace Place Mansions Kensington Court London W8 5BB United Kingdom Tel: +44 790 9915513 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)
Stand 183 / 185
C/o Saudi Geophysical 2nd Floor, Karawan Tower King Faisal Street Al Khobar Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 1 38873688 Web: www.saudigeophysical.com E-mail: wahab@saudigeophysical.com Based on the fact that seismic is one of the most reliable and commonly used technologies in the oil and petroleum industry, and supported by 10 years experience in seismic and data acquisition and data collection management by the Saudi Geophysical Consulting Office, the idea of opening the Geophysical Equipment Factory Limited was born. The Geophysical Equipment Factory Limited in association with Saudi Geophysical aims to develop, produce and provide the local and Middle East market with the required geophysical equipment and material to enable smooth seismic processing with professional equipment, locally made yet with international standards. The factory is located in the newly al Rubain Industrial Area, Azizia Road, Al Khobar and it operates over 2000 sq meters.
Stand 191 GeoScience Limited
PO Box 993 Ruwi 112 Oman Tel: +968 2 4677946 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
Geophysical Equipment Factory Limited
Stand 129
Rosebery Court St Andrews Business Park Norwich Norfolk NR7 0HS United Kingdom Tel: +44 160 3706900 Web: www.geologix.com E-mail: info@geologix.com Geologix develops a suite of tightly integrated applications designed specifically for real time well monitoring. At GEO 2016 we will be demonstrating the all new version 7.5 GEO Software Suite for wellsite and operations geology, including automated reporting, dynamic multi-well correlation and lab-quality core description. Our service company independent real time system WellXP partners with GEO to provide a comprehensive real time portal for viewing real-time logging and drilling data and right-time geological information directly from the geologist on the rig. It also encompasses secure sharing of all your critical well information and documentation, from the initial well proposal, to end-of-well reporting and archiving.
Stand 540
Falmouth Business Park Bickland Water Road Cornwall, Falmouth United Kingdom Tel: +44 132 6211070 Web: www.geoscience.co.uk E-mail: gutmanis@geoscience.co.uk GeoScience Limited is an independent, UK-based consultancy providing integrated geological and wellbore geomechanics services to hydrocarbon E&P companies and geothermal exploration companies. We occupy a specialist, independent niche with a ‘onestop-shop’ range of services focused primarily on well data and its integration with the reservoir: • • • •
Fractured reservoir characterisation: concepts, parameters, models Reservoir sedimentology and diagenesis: detailed analysis and interpretation Applied geomechanics for fracture aperture and permeability evaluations Training courses and field trips for fractured reservoirs and carbonate sedimentology
We operate worldwide and have particular expertise in the fractured carbonates of the Middle East and Zagros oil and gas province. MIDDLE EAST AGENT: Al Kanaria Trading Establishment PO Box 70262 Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 2 6227615
Geospace Technologies
Stand 1141
7007 Pinemont Houston Texas 77040 USA Tel: +44 7775688467 Web: www.geospace.com E-mail: rhumphreys@geospace.com Since 1980, Geospace Technologies has been developing innovative products for seismic data acquisition as a part of the oil and gas industry’s global search for more energy reserves. Since inception, the Geospace Technologies engineering team has planned an innovative cableless seismic acquisition system. Recently, Geospace Technologies has successfully introduced the GSX, the Geospace Seismic Recorder, a cableless seismic data acquisition system, which dramatically changes the economics and productivity of its seismic acquisition customers. This is a concrete example of how Geospace Technologies’ innovation results in game-changing products for the seismic acquisition industry.
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Greatwall Drilling Company
Stand 321
101 An Li Road Chaoyang District Beijing 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 32 overseas countries in the Middle East, Middle Asia, Africa and South America.
Gulf Reservoir Modeling Technology (ResModTec)
Stand 176
Mermaid Tower Khalidiya Street Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 2 6674666 Web: www.resmodtec.com E-mail: info@resmodtec.com
Stand 541
Stand 132
Parkstrasse 6 Leoben 8700 Austria Tel: +43 3842 430530 Web: www.hoteng.com E-mail: hot@hoteng.com HOT is a leading E&P reservoir consultancy, training and knowledge transfer organisation. Three decades of E&P reservoir consulting experience have honed our capability to provide advanced and integrated sedimentological, geological, geophysical, petrophysical, as well as reservoir and production engineering technology. Our special areas of expertise are the development of seismically consistent, high-resolution 3D static and dynamic reservoir models, pioneering drill cuttings analysis and rock-on-a-chip fast track IOR and EOR screening solutions. Our strong commitment to further education, a multinational team of instructors and state-of-the-art course material has made us an established provider of cutting-edge training services covering all stages of the E&P value chain.
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HRH Geology provides integrated operational geology solutions to clients within the oil and gas industry globally. Our products and services include: Gravitas - The Operational Geology Software Suite: this includes Winlog NG, the principal module, which has been rewritten from the ground up to provide the next generation of log drawing. Other modules include EZ-Correlate, the correlation option, Gravitas Connector for Petrel, RegGen, WinDOT and WinDART.
Geological training.
Founded in 1919, Halliburton is one of the world’s largest providers of products and services to the energy industry. With approximately 65,000 employees, representing 140 nationalities in over 80 countries, the company serves the upstream oil and gas industry throughout the lifecycle of the reservoir – from locating hydrocarbons and managing geological data, to drilling and formation evaluation, well construction and completion, and optimising production through the life of the field.
OTHER COMPANIES: ILF-Tecon & Partners Engineering PSC
PO Box 71443 101 Bin Moosa Tower Hamdan Street Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 2 6263880 Web: www.hrhgeology.com E-mail: sales@hrhgeology.com
GeoPlacer.com - the complete geological recruitment solution for operators seeking geologists for projects and geologists seeking new projects.
Jubilee Highway, Abu Hadria Exit Al Khobar 31952 Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 3 8389999 Web: www.halliburton.com
HOT Engineering GmbH
Stand 163
SPECTRA - advanced gas analysis for your reservoir: it detects C1 to C10, aromatic hydrocarbons, cyclic hydrocarbons and inorganic compounds.
ResModTec, founded in 2002, is a full service upstream and downstream petroleum consulting and training firm based in Abu Dhabi, UAE with an extensive net of offices in Qatar, Algeria, Libya, Basra, KUT and Malaysia. ResModTec has since become the premier professional supplier of petroleum technology learning opportunities throughout the world.
Halliburton
HRH Geology
ILF-Tecon & Partners Engineering PSC
Stand 132
No. 4380, Delmon Building Prince Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Road Al Khobar 34235 Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 1 38477345 Web: www.ilftecon.com E-mail: office@ilftecon.com ILF-Tecon is a renowned Austrian engineering and consulting company and a member of the ILF Group. ILF is present in the Middle East (first office in Saudi Arabia) since 1977. Our engineering and consultancy services provide advanced solutions covering the four main business areas of oil and gas, energy and climate, water and environment and transport and structures. Our long-term commercial success is determined by the satisfaction and loyalty of our customers. Our highly educated and experienced project teams ensure economic and flexible implementation of the projects, whilst trying to incorporate innovative power into our design. The successful completion of complex projects, and truly comprehensive management capability and interdisciplinary engineering know-how, is our specific strength. OTHER COMPANIES: HOT Engineering GmbH
Imperial College London
Stand 442
Earth Science & Engineering Department Royal School of Mines Building Exhibition Road London SW7 2BP United Kingdom Tel: +44 207 5946445 Web: www.imperial.ac.uk/ese E-mail: s.luther@imperial.ac.uk The MSc in Petroleum Geoscience is a 12 month full-time course with an international reputation for excellence, delivered by experienced lecturers and professionals who are acknowledged as experts in their field. The course provides the full range of multidisciplinary skills needed in the modern oil industry. Its unique collaborative links with a sister MSc in Petroleum Engineering allow the course to cover the full spectrum of hydrocarbon exploration and production activities through advanced-level lecture courses, fieldwork (in the UK and Utah, USA), integrated team projects and independent research. The course leads to the MSc degree of the Imperial College London and the Diploma of Imperial College.
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INOVA Geophysical
Stand 177
12200 Parc Crest Drive Stafford Texas USA Tel: +1 281 5682000 Web: www.inovageo.com E-mail: info@inovageo.com
Stand 501
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
INOVA’s offerings encompass three major product lines: • Land acquisition systems, including the G3i HD, ARIES, and Hawk recording platforms • Land source products, including the AHV-IV series, UNIVIB, and UNIVIB 2 vibroseis vehicles, and source controllers • Single and multi-component digital sensors, including the Accuseis 1C and the ground-breaking VectorSeis 3C receiver INOVA is committed to offering ‘best in class’ customer satisfaction. Through a global network of training, repair, and customer support centres, INOVA field service engineers are located in key petroleum centres close to their customers. These field support teams are available 24 hours / 7 days a week / 360 days a year and are willing to go anywhere, anytime. REGIONAL OFFICE: INOVA Geophysical
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.
National Photo Services (NPS)
PO Box 262378 Block A, Office 412,Techno Park (Business Park) Jebel Ali, Dubai United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 4 8806494 E-mail: saleseame@inovageo.com
Kuwait Oil Company
National Oil and Gas Authority (NOGA)
Stand 1042
PO Box 20161 Gudaibiya Avenue Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 17 742544 E-mail: administration@nationalgroupbahrain.com
Stand 521
PO Box 9758 Public Relations Team Ahmadi 61008 Kuwait Tel: +965 238 67671 Web: www.kockw.com E-mail: pr@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 Photo Services (NPS) is the official photographer at GEO 2016. 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 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
Stand 1041
4800 Sugar Grove Boulevard Suite 200 Houston Texas 77477 USA Tel: +1 281 240 2525 Web: www.neuralog.com E-mail: sales@neuralog.com For 25 years, Neuralog has been the premier software and hardware provider for the oil and gas industry with thousands of users in over 70 countries. NeuraLog and NeuraMap automated digitising systems are the industry standards for raster-to-vector conversion. NeuraMap calculates volumetrics and reserves for digitised maps and NeuraSection’s powerful interpretation transforms logs, maps and external data into custom cross sections and montages. Neuralog recently introduced Neuralog Desktop, a GIS based interface for quick access and visualisation of your data. Neuralog Desktop enables geoscientists to create, edit and organise their data and projects within a single application.
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The Oil & Gas Holding Company B.S.C. (C)
Stand 501
PO Box 1426 GBCORP Tower, 18th Floor Bahrain Financial Harbour District Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 17 111900 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.
Oil & Gas Journal
Distribution Point
Oil and Gas Technology
Distribution Point
Commonwealth House 1-19 New Oxford Street London WC1A 1NU United Kingdom Tel: +44 203 0778724 Web: www.oilandgastechnology.net E-mail: info@oilandgastechnology.net 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
Oil Review Middle East
Stand 161
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: graham.brown@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.
Oil & Gas News Magazine (OGN)
Stand 181
PO Box 1100 Manama Bahrain Tel: +973 17 923131 Web: www.oilandgasnewsworldwide.com E-mail: samir.saleh@tradearabia.net Oil & Gas News (OGN) is the only weekly 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, the magazine covers all aspects of the energy supply across all related sectors including the power sector. The journal is read by energy industry professionals in more than 70 countries and is available in its printed edition and online through www.oilandgasnewsworldwide.com which is updated with a daily newsletter.
The magazine is augmented by a website and fortnightly e-newsletter. For more information visit www.oilreview.me.
Oil Spill Fix - Sorbent Demo Consortium
Stand 162
LP 26282 22-23 Wenlock Road London, N1 7GU United Kingdom Tel: +33 633 662887 Web: www.oilspillfix.eu E-mail: info@oilspillfix.eu Oil Spill Fix - Sorbent Demo Consortium, is a supply-chain group dealing with an efficient and reliable in-situ bioremediation technique. We supply products and provide services with our technique: • S:S, sorbent material for soil application • S:MP, mixed culture of hydrocarbon degrading microorganisms, for soil and water application • S:Ph, phytoremediation for application on soil OSF is a Consortium of European SMEs under the umbrella of the European Commission. It has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement no. 605607.
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Oilfield Technology
Distribution Point
Palladian Publications 15 South Street Farnham Surrey GU9 7QU United Kingdom Tel: +44 125 2718999 Web: www.oilfieldtechnology.com E-mail: david.bizley@oilfieldtechnology.com
Stand 122
Weversbaan 1-3 Leiderdorp 2352BZ Netherlands Tel: +31 71 5813505 Web: www.panterra.nl E-mail: info@panterra.nl
PetroStrat Ltd. is a stratigraphic consultancy that provides a global, comprehensive suite of integrated geological services to the oil and gas industry. The company offers full-service palaeontology (micropalaeontology, nannopalaeontology and palynology) both at wellsite and post-drilling, together with sedimentology / reservoir geology services which includes core logging, petrography, log and image log interpretation, etc. With headquarters and a dedicated laboratory in Conwy, North Wales and satellite offices in St. Albans and Houston, USA, the company specialises in the provision of high resolution, quantitative reservoir scale studies and wellsite (real time) biostratigraphic services. Our vision is to be the world’s leading stratigraphic consultancy that develops new applications for key geological services.
Petrosys Pty Ltd.
PanTerra Geoconsultants is a leading independent provider of geological services and currently operates from its state-of-the-art facilities in the Netherlands. The majority of our projects are executed for oil and gas operators; these vary from small independents to the multi-national oil majors and national oil companies. We offer a unique integration between in-house laboratory services, subsurface evaluation, petroleum engineering and EOR services, which allows us to provide our clients with a turnkey subsurface workflow solution. Our recruitment division supplies subsurface professionals to our clients. In addition, we offer a broad range of E&P training courses closely geared to our customer’s individual needs.
The Petroleum Projects & Technical Consultations Company (PETROJET)
Stand 542
Tan-y-Graig Parc Caer Seion Conwy LL32 8FA United Kingdom Tel: +44 1492 562250 Web: www.petrostrat.com E-mail: info@petrostrat.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.
PanTerra Geoconsultants B.V.
PetroStrat Limited
Stand 1001
Joseph Tito Road Haikestep Cairo Egypt Tel: +202 262 53595 Web: www.petrojet.com.eg E-mail: tarekmouneer@petrojet.com.eg Since its inception in Egypt in 1975, PETROJET has maintained a steady pace, building a world class experience base as a leading regional EPC contractor across various strategic focus areas like oil, gas, chemical, petrochemical, power, industrial and infrastructure projects. PETROJET’s substantial portfolio includes integrated end-to-end solutions covering: • Major civil, building and infrastructure works (motorway and railway tunnels, highways, bridges, silos, etc.) • Mechanical, electrical and instrumentation works • Trunk pipelines • Tank farms • Process equipment fabrication • Pipe coating • Offshore structures fabrication, assembly and load out The company is active in the Middle East and North Africa, and recently started spreading its operations towards Sub-Saharan Africa.
Stand 171
Level 4 North Pulteney Street Adelaide SA Australia Tel: +61 8 82272799 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 geosciences data used in the search for oil and gas. Geoscientists, data managers and engineers at more than 300 sites worldwide use Petrosys as an essential tool for basin and field interpretation, to enhance enterprise data management and to help make better decisions.
PGS
Stand 741
4 The Heights Weybridge Surrey KT13 ONY United Kingdom Tel: +44 193 2376000 Web: www.pgs.com E-mail: marketing@pgs.com PGS is a leading, worldwide geophysical company providing an extensive range of seismic services and products for the petroleum industry including seismic data acquisition, processing, reservoir monitoring and analysis, interpretation and electromagnetic studies. The company also possesses the world’s most extensive 3D MultiClient data library. With its headquarters in Oslo, Norway, the company has over 35 offices worldwide in 25 different countries with larger regional offices in London, Houston and Kuala Lumpur. The company is listed on the Oslo stock exchange (OSE: PGS).
Qatar Geological Section (QGS)
Stand 193
PO Box 22611 Doha Qatar Web: www.facebook.com/qatargeologicalsection E-mail: QatarGeologicalSection@gmail.com
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Robertson Geologging Limited
Stand 301
York Road Deganwy Conwy LL31 9PX United Kingdom Tel: +44 149 2582323 Web: www.geologging.com E-mail: sales@geologging.com Robertson Geologging Ltd. has been a leader in the design and manufacture of slim-hole digital wireline systems since 1986. With headquarters in the UK and regional bases in the USA and Hong Kong, we provide the latest technology and global support to all of our customers. Our slim oilfield suite is specifically designed for oil/gas conventional and unconventional resources. The 2.5” (63mm) tools offer a lightweight, versatile and low-cost solution in narrow diameter holes or wells with restricted access where large conventional tools cannot be deployed. REGIONAL OFFICE: Robertson Geologging (Asia) Limited
Stand 701
PO Box 5000 Dhahran 31311 Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 1 38720115 Web: www.saudiaramco.com Saudi Aramco is a fully integrated, global petroleum enterprise, and a world leader in exploration and producing, refining, distribution, marketing and petrochemicals manufacturing. The company manages proven reserves of 261 billion barrels of oil and manages the fourth-largest gas reserves in the world, 294 trillion cubic feet. In addition to its headquarters in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Aramco has affiliates, joint ventures and subsidiary offices in China, Japan, India, 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.
Saudi Geophysical
Stand 183 / 185
2nd Floor, Karawan Tower King Faisal Street Al Khobar Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 1 38873688 Web: www.saudigeophysical.com E-mail: wahab@saudigeophysical.com Saudi Geophysical is a national office for geophysical, geological, and hydro geological environmental services. Saudi Geophysical was established 1998, to fill a gap of unavailable specialised companies in this field in Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries. Saudi Geophysical started with one division for ground water exploration, and currently there are four divisions of services: Geophysical Division, Hydro Geological Division, Oil & Gas and Environment Division. Saudi Geophysical uses highly specialised local and international consultants to improve and develop services for clients. The office provides services of data acquisition, interpretation, processing of gravity, micro gravity, magnetic, GPR, resistivity, electro magnetic, and seismic. OTHER COMPANIES: Geophysical Equipment Factory Limited
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Stand 201
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 supplier of technology, integrated project management and information solutions to customers working in the oil and gas industry worldwide. Working in more than 85 countries, Schlumberger provides the industry’s widest range of products and services from exploration through production.
Seismic Profile
Distribution Point
11 Church Road Newdigate Surrey RH5 5DW United Kingdom Tel: +44 130 6631386 Web: www.seismicprofile.com E-mail: bmorris@media7.co
24th Floor, Conduit Tower 20 Conduit Road, Mid Levels Hong Kong Tel: +852 650 33486 E-mail: steveparry@geologging.asia
Saudi Aramco
Schlumberger
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.
Sercel
Stand 305
16 rue de Bel Air Carquefou 44470 France Tel: +33 2 40301181 Web: www.sercel.com E-mail: sales.nantes@sercel.com 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 the widest range of leading-edge technologies for exploration in different environments: • Land and transition zones: cable and cable-less data acquisition systems; geophones, hydrophones and digital sensors; vibrators and vibrators electronics • Marine: streamer data acquisition systems; streamers; streamer positioning systems; marine sources; navigation software and underwater acoustics • SeaBed: data acquisition system and sensors • Downhole: data acquisition system and tools; downhole gauge Employing 2,000 people worldwide, Sercel operates around the world and has offices in 10 countries. REGIONAL OFFICE: Sercel Dubai PO Box 17523 ZC3 - Jebel Ali Free Zone Dubai United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 4 8832142
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Shell
Stand 801
Society of Maritime Industries
UK pavilion
PO Box 16996 Riyadh 11474 Saudi Arabia Tel: +966 1 15118426 Web: www.shell.com E-mail: fahad.bahdailah@shell.com
28/29 Threadneedle Street London EC2R 8AY United Kingdom Tel: +44 207 4487023 Web: www.maritimeindustries.org E-mail: events@maritimeindustries.org
Shell has been present in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for more than 75 years and has the largest footprint of any international energy company. With local partners, Shell is active in refining, petrochemicals, blending and marketing of lubricants and aviation refuelling services. The broad strategic partnership extends beyond the borders of the Kingdom and includes significant international JVs with Saudi Aramco.
The Society of Maritime Industries is the voice of the UK’s maritime engineering and business sector promoting and supporting companies which build, refit and modernise commercial and naval vessels, and supply equipment and services for all types of ships and underwater vehicles, ports and terminals infrastructure, offshore oil and gas, maritime security and safety, marine science and technology and offshore renewable energy.
SinoTharwa Drilling Company
Stand 1001
16W/6 El Nasr Street New Maadi Cairo Egypt Tel: +202 127 2001165 Web: www.sinotharwa.com.eg E-mail: sinotharwa@sinotharwa.com.eg
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16 onshore drilling rigs (2000 HP - 1500 HP - 1000 HP) 6 work over rigs (650 HP) 1 jack-up rig (3200 HP) 5 new rigs (2500 HP / 2 Rigs, 2000 HP / 1 RIG, 650 HP / 2 Rigs) started working in Algeria • 4 water well rigs (1500 HP, 1000 HP, 750 HP, 650 HP) • 3 mud logging units
Stand 940
8801 S. Yale Avenue Suite 500 Tulsa USA Tel: +1 918 4975500 Web: www.seg.org E-mail: mmcguire@seg.org 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. REGIONAL OFFICE: Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG), Middle East Office F-502, Dubai Silicon Oasis Dubai United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 5 55446733 E-mail: ybhatia@seg.org
Stand 173
Tiergartenstr. 17 Heidelberg 69121 Germany Tel: +49 6 2214870 Web: www.springernature.com
SinoTharwa Drilling Company is a limited liability company established on 5 September 2005. The company was awarded the quality award ARCH of Europe in 2012, and a platinum Century International Quality Era award in March 2013. This recognition is based on the criteria of the QC100 quality model. In 2014 SinoTharwa was awarded a Quality Crown Award. We operate:
Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG)
Springer Nature
Springer Nature is one of the world’s leading global research, educational and professional publishers, home to an array of respected and trusted brands providing quality content through a range of innovative products and services. Springer Nature is the world’s largest academic book publisher, publisher of the world’s most influential journals and a pioneer in the field of open research. The company numbers almost 13,000 staff in over 50 countries and has a turnover of approximately EUR 1.5 billion. Springer Nature was formed in 2015 through the merger of Nature Publishing Group, Palgrave Macmillan, Macmillan Education and Springer Science+Business Media. Find out more: www.springernature.com
Task Fronterra Geoscience
Stand 343
Kettock Lodge Balgownie Drive Aberdeen United Kingdom Tel: +44 122 4357250 Web: www.taskfronterra.com E-mail: jan.willems@taskfronterra.com Task Fronterra Geoscience is the largest independent geological consultancy specialising in processing and geological interpretation of borehole image data, core description and analysis, geomechanics and reservoir modelling services to the oil and gas industry. The company has a history of over 20 years as a consultancy. As such we have built up a wealth of experience in many geological settings around the world in both conventional and unconventional reservoir settings, EOR and vintage data rescue and have developed unique workflows for each of these challenges. We have designed our own 3D wellbore analysis and visualisation package - Attitude - and provide our clients with a fully functioning viewer as part of every deliverable providing unique and dynamic results. MIDDLE EAST AGENT: Saeed Al Mazroey (SAMCO) PO Box 29900 Nadja Street Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates Tel: +971 2 6788518 Web: www.samco-uae.com E-mail: rolv.flaaten@samco-uae.com
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Tatweer Petroleum
Stand 1121
Distribution point
PO Box 25888 Awali Bahrain Tel: +973 3 8880474 Web: www.tatweerpetroleum.com E-mail: mouza_albahlani@tatweerpetroleum.com
Reidar Bergesgate 9 Stavanger Norway Tel: +47 51 859150 Web: www.upstreamonline.com E-mail: advertise@upstreamonline.com
Tatweer Petroleum brings together the unique experience, knowledge and expertise of its partners. The company utilises the latest enhanced oil recovery technologies to implement its mission to develop the Bahrain Field to maximise stakeholders’ value and contribute to the growth of Bahrain’s economy. This will support the vision of Tatweer Petroleum to energise the Kingdom’s economic growth and social prosperity. The company is committed to the highest standards of health, safety and environmental protection, and the development of Bahraini nationals. In December 2009, Tatweer Petroleum assumed responsibility for the stewardship and redevelopment of the Bahrain Field. The Bahrain Redevelopment Project is a joint venture between nogaholding, Occidental Petroleum and Mubadala Petroleum.
Upstream is the leading newsprovider in the oil and gas industry. With its high editorial standards, experienced team of reporters and paid-for status it has a unique position in the industry. The result is more exclusives, more in-depth reports, more features and true global coverage of our exciting industry. And for advertisers, it means a highly influential and powerful audience paying to receive their messages.
TNO
Stand 187
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 4,000 professionals and over 70 years of experience, TNO offers services that cover the full chain from oil and gas exploration, field development, production optimisation, transport and storage and downstream activities. We also cover related activities such as integrity management for plants and pipelines, development of specific sensors or materials, 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.
Qatar Science & Technology Park, Innovation Centre North Level 3, Units 361-362, PO Box 5825 Doha Qatar
Total
Weihai Sunfull Geophysical Exploration Equipment Co. Ltd.
Stand 520
Avenue Larribau Pau Cedex PAU 64018 France Tel: +33 5 59834000 Web: www.total.com Two of the biggest challenges in building a responsible energy future are ensuring access for all and using energy wisely. This is the environment in which we conduct our business. With operations in more than 130 countries, we are a leading international oil and gas company. We produce, refine and market oil, manufacture petrochemicals. We are also a world-class natural gas operator and rank second in solar energy with SunPower. Demonstrating their commitment to better energy, our 100,000 employees help supply our customers worldwide with safer, cleaner, more efficient and more innovative products that are accessible to as many people as possible. We work alongside our stakeholders to ensure that our operations consistently deliver economic, social and environmental benefits.
Stand 1040
No. 1517-7, Hexing Road High & New Tech Zone Weihai Shandong 264209 China Tel: +86 63 15696970 Web: www.sunfull.com E-mail: wunu2001@gmail.com Weihai Sunfull Geophysical Exploration Equipment Co. Ltd. is one of the biggest manufacturers of geophone, hydrophone, dual sensor, cable, connector and relevant seismic products in the world. Since 1996, it has researched and developed various types of geophones, hydrophones, dual sensors, cables, connectors and relevant exploration equipments and till now, its products are widely used in all Chinese oilfields, coal fields and engineering projects. The company has gradually exported to Europe, North America, South America, the Middle East, Africa and South Asia since 2001. With its good reputation and excellent quality, Sunfull has become a close partner to all contractors worldwide.
X-ray Mineral Services Ltd.
REGIONAL OFFICE: TNO Qatar Office
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Stand 341
1 Claughton Road Colwyn Bay North Wales LL29 7EF United Kingdom Tel: +44 149 2535250 Web: www.xrayminerals.co.uk E-mail: steve@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 at a competitive price using fully trained and experienced personnel. The company provides exclusive analytical services to petroleum service companies and oil companies. Geographical experience over this period has included projects from numerous global areas of petroleum exploration and production. Our laboratory is equipped with the most advanced analytical techniques which include a Spray Drier for preparation of XRD bulk-rock powders and innovative interpretation software.
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Zhaofeng Sensor Equipment Co. Ltd.
Stand 175
Room 1205, 3rd Building Soubao International Centre Nansanhuan West Road, Fengtai Beijing 100068 China Tel: +86 10 87576701 Web: www.zfgeo.com E-mail: zhaofeng@zfgeo.com Established in 2001, Zhaofeng has been devoted to designing and manufacturing field proven geophones and hydrophones, custom seismic cables, connectors and spare parts for the seismic exploration industry. Our combination of experienced employees, top material suppliers and advanced facilities allows us to manufacture high performance products at reasonable prices. Zhaofeng aims to help its clients save money in long term operations and its close business relationships with their clientele allows the company to research and design special geophones and custom cables.
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Product Listings
Associations
Core Services
Field Appraisal Software
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) Qatar Geological Section (QGS) Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) Society of Maritime Industries
FEI Company GeoScience Limited PanTerra Geoconsultants B.V. Task Fronterra Geoscience
Emerson Process Management
Cementing
Drill Stem Test/Other Well Test
Geochemical Services and Consulting Drilling / Drilling Tools / Equipment Services Halliburton
Completion Equipment / Services
Drilling Contracting
Halliburton
Greatwall Drilling Company
Computer Data, Media & Storage
Education & Training
Geologix Limited Saudi Aramco
American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) Badley Ashton The EasyCopy Company European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE) Geologix Limited GeoScience Limited Greatwall Drilling Company Gulf Reservoir Modeling Technology (ResModTec)
DMS Global WLL Geologix Limited Saudi Aramco
Computer Graphics
Chemostrat Ltd. The EasyCopy Company
Geological & Geophysical Modelling Halliburton
Geological Modelling
The EasyCopy Company ILF-Tecon & Partners Engineering PSC
Badley Ashton Beicip-Franlab Chemostrat Ltd. dGB Earth Sciences Eliis Emerson Process Management GeoScience Limited Gulf Reservoir Modeling Technology (ResModTec) Hot Engineering GmbH HRH Geology PanTerra Geoconsultants B.V. PetroStrat Limited PGS Saudi Aramco Task Fronterra Geoscience
Enhanced Oil Recovery Equipment / Systems
Core Analysis
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Geographic Info Systems (GIS)
Geological Studies & Consulting
Acceleware Ltd. ILF-Tecon & Partners Engineering PSC PanTerra Geoconsultants B.V.
The EasyCopy Company FEI Company Geologix Limited
Amplified Geochemical Imaging (AGI)
Environment Studies
Computer Software
Core Displays
Geochemical Surveys
Halliburton
Engineering Consulting Services
Beicip-Franlab The EasyCopy Company FEI Company Geologix Limited GeoScience Limited Hot Engineering GmbH Imperial College London PanTerra Geoconsultants B.V. PetroStrat Limited Saudi Aramco
Amplified Geochemical Imaging (AGI) HRH Geology
Beicip-Franlab CGG dGB Earth Sciences Emerson Process Management FEI Company Gulf Reservoir Modeling Technology (ResModTec) Hot Engineering GmbH HRH Geology PanTerra Geoconsultants B.V. PetroStrat Limited Petrosys Pty Ltd. PGS Saudi Aramco Task Fronterra Geoscience
The EasyCopy Company
Acceleware Ltd. Advanced Logic Technology (ALT) Beicip-Franlab dGB Earth Sciences The EasyCopy Company Eliis Geologix Limited HRH Geology Neuralog Petrosys Pty Ltd.
Advanced Logic Technology (ALT) Chemostrat Ltd. Robertson Geologging Limited
Greatwall Drilling Company
Halliburton
Computer Databases
Field Instrumentation
Event Organiser Allworld Exhibitions American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) DMS Global WLL The EasyCopy Company European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE) Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG)
Exploration / Production Company Halliburton
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Product Listings
Geophones
Marine Services - Streamers
Reservoir Simulation
Geospace Technologies Sercel Weihai Sunfull Geophysical Exploration Equipment Co. Ltd. Zhaofeng Sensor Equipment Co. Ltd.
PGS
Acceleware Ltd. Beicip-Franlab Emerson Process Management Gulf Reservoir Modeling Technology (ResModTec) Hot Engineering GmbH PanTerra Geoconsultants B.V. PGS Saudi Aramco
Geophysical Modelling
Micropaleontological Services & Consulting PetroStrat Limited
Acceleware Ltd. Beicip-Franlab dGB Earth Sciences Emerson Process Management Hot Engineering GmbH HRH Geology Imperial College London Petrosys Pty Ltd. PGS Saudi Aramco
Non-Exclusive Seismic Data
Global Positioning Systems (GPS)
Halliburton
Weihai Sunfull Geophysical Exploration Equipment Co. Ltd.
Positioning Equipment
PGS
Seismic & Non-Seismic Data Procurement BGP Inc.
Non-Seismic Geophysical Equipment & Services
Seismic Data Acquisition
INOVA Geophysical
BGP Inc. CGG Geospace Technologies Imperial College London INOVA Geophysical PGS Sercel Weihai Sunfull Geophysical Exploration Equipment Co. Ltd.
Publishing / Booksellers
Seismic Data Processing
American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) DMS Global WLL European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE) GEO Expro Oil & Gas Journal Oil & Gas News Magazine (OGN) Oil & Gas Technology Oil Review Middle East Oilfield Technology Seismic Profile Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) Springer Nature Upstream International Oil & Gas News
BGP Inc. Imperial College London PGS
Amplified Geochemical Imaging (AGI)
Oilfield Services
Hydraulic Fracturing Imperial College London
Hydrogeological Services Advanced Logic Technology (ALT) Robertson Geologging Limited
Hydrophones Geospace Technologies Sercel Weihai Sunfull Geophysical Exploration Equipment Co. Ltd. Zhaofeng Sensor Equipment Co. Ltd.
Interactive Interpretation Chemostrat Ltd. Eliis
Lab Instrumentation / Equipment / Services FEI Company Greatwall Drilling Company PanTerra Geoconsultants B.V. PetroStrat Limited
Magnetic Services & Consulting BGP Inc.
Reservoir Evaluation Badley Ashton Beicip-Franlab BGP Inc. CGG Chemostrat Ltd. dGB Earth Sciences Emerson Process Management GeoScience Limited Gulf Reservoir Modeling Technology (ResModTec) Hot Engineering GmbH PanTerra Geoconsultants B.V. PetroStrat Limited PGS Task Fronterra Geoscience
Seismic Equipment / Instrument Supplies BGP Inc. Geospace Technologies INOVA Geophysical Robertson Geologging Limited Sercel Weihai Sunfull Geophysical Exploration Equipment Co. Ltd.
Seismic Interpretation Consulting Acceleware Ltd. Beicip-Franlab BGP Inc. dGB Earth Sciences Eliis Emerson Process Management Gulf Reservoir Modeling Technology (ResModTec) Hot Engineering GmbH PanTerra Geoconsultants B.V. PGS
Seismic Recording Systems
Petrosys Pty Ltd.
INOVA Geophysical Sercel Weihai Sunfull Geophysical Exploration Equipment Co. Ltd.
Marine Services
Seismic Shooting
CGG
INOVA Geophysical PGS Sercel
Mapping / Cartographic Services
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Product Listings
Site Surveying / Investigations
Well Completion Services
Robertson Geologging Limited
Greatwall Drilling Company PanTerra Geoconsultants B.V. Saudi Aramco
Subsurface Survey Equipment & Recording Services Advanced Logic Technology (ALT) CGG Geospace Technologies Robertson Geologging Limited
Telemetry INOVA Geophysical Weihai Sunfull Geophysical Exploration Equipment Co. Ltd.
Thin Sectioning Chemostrat Ltd. FEI Company PetroStrat Limited Task Fronterra Geoscience
Training Courses & Services Acceleware Ltd. Advanced Logic Technology (ALT) American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) Badley Ashton Chemostrat Ltd. dGB Earth Sciences Eliis Emerson Process Management European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE) Geologix Limited GeoScience Limited Hot Engineering GmbH HRH Geology ILF-Tecon & Partners Engineering PSC Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) Task Fronterra Geoscience
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Well Coring Greatwall Drilling Company
Well Data Acquisition / Processing Advanced Logic Technology (ALT) Geospace Technologies Greatwall Drilling Company Robertson Geologging Limited Saudi Aramco Task Fronterra Geoscience
Well Services - Secondary/ Tertiary Treatment Greatwall Drilling Company
Well Treatment Greatwall Drilling Company
Well Site Consultancy & Projects Chemostrat Ltd. Gulf Reservoir Modeling Technology (ResModTec) PetroStrat Limited
Wireline Services Halliburton
Well Logging / Analysis
X-Ray Mineral Services
Advanced Logic Technology (ALT) Badley Ashton GeoScience Limited Greatwall Drilling Company Gulf Reservoir Modeling Technology (ResModTec) Imperial College London PanTerra Geoconsultants B.V. Robertson Geologging Limited Task Fronterra Geoscience
PanTerra Geoconsultants B.V. X-ray Mineral Services Ltd.
Well Services-Bits, Downhole Tools Onsite Equipment Geospace Technologies Greatwall Drilling Company Robertson Geologging Limited
Well Services - Drill Stem Test & Other Greatwall Drilling Company
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