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Society of Petroleum Engineers

Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition
2729 October 2014 | RAI Centre | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | www.spe.org/atce
Conference Programme
Host Organisation
Dear Colleague,
Since 1924, ATCE has hosted more than half a million of the E&P industrys brightest
minds in locations around the world. This year, we proudly return to Europe. To make
the most of your experience, begin your day with a rich cup of Dutch coffee and
browse through this programme. Whether youre new to E&P or an industry veteran,
youll find a wide variety of sessions to attend. Then set aside some free time for the
guest tours available to you in this beautiful and historic city.
This years conference will showcase the newest technologies, products, and best
practices that address our industrys greatest challenges. Our technical programme
includes more than 350 peer-selected papers covering 45 technical sessions, along
with engaging panel discussions and training courses to boost your technical skills.
It all begins with Mondays Opening General Session, Affordable Energy. Our panel
will weigh affordable energy options against environmental, economic, and political
concerns, now that the era of easy oil is over. And dont miss the SE1 Sustainability
Task Force Special Session, People, Profit, Planet: Advancing Practices that Balance
Economic Growth, Social Development, and Environmental Protection Today and in
the Future, led by 2014 SPE President Jeff Spath. All of our special sessions feature a
lineup of industry heavyweights who will address todays hottest E&P topics.
In the exhibition halls, more than 300 vendors will unveil groundbreaking products,
services, and technologies. Be sure to visit the SPE Pavilion, where youll discover an
expanding global network of technical resources for every stage of your E&P career.
Im confident our exciting agenda will inspire everyone to engage across technical
and cultural boundaries as we advance our industry. On behalf of SPE, I thank you for
attending and hope you enjoy all that ATCE 2014 has to offer.
Matthias Bichsel
Former Projects & Technology Director
Royal Dutch Shell
Welcome From the General Chair
Welcome to the SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE) and
welcome to Amsterdam.
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TA B L E O F
CONTENTS
Conference Information
10 Corporate Sponsors
12 Attendee Tips
14 General Information
16 Safety Guidelines
17 Sustainability at ATCE 2014
18 Transportation, Hotels, and Shuttle Service
20 Guest Tours
22 Technical Session Tracks
24 Training Courses
26 SPE Pavilion
Sunday, 26 October
29 Daily Schedule
30 Student Meet and Greet
30 Leadership Workshop
30 Technical Paper Writing Workshop
30 Technical Editors Workshop
30 Student Chapter Awards
31 Student General Session and Awards Luncheon
31 Drilling Systems Automation Technical Section (DSATS)
Special Event
31 International Faculty Session
31 Editorial Review Committee Reception
31 Drilling Systems Automation Technical Section (DSATS) Reception
31 Digital Energy Technical Section (DETS) Annual Dinner
31 Research and Development Technical Section (RDTS)
Annual Dinner
Monday, 27 October
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Daily Schedule
Research and Development Contest
PetroBowl
25-Year Club Breakfast
Opening General Session: Affordable Energy
Chairmans Luncheon
SE1: Sustainability Task Force Special Session
SE2: Separations Technology Technical Section Special Session
College and University Alumni Receptions
Van Gough Museum Reception
Petroleum Data-Driven Analytics (PD2A) Technical Section
Reception
Projects, Facilities, and Construction Dinner
Technical Sessions
ePoster Presentations
Tuesday, 28 October
51 Daily Schedule
52 Breakfast Honouring SPE Distinguished Lecturers
52 Mexicos Upstream Reform Breakfast
52 SE3: Special Session Assessing Environmental Impacts to
Groundwater, Air, and Our Global Community
53 SE4: Special Session Aging Assets in the North
Sea Sector: Three Different Perspectives
53 International Student Paper ContestUndergraduate
and Masters Divisions
53 Technical Paper Writing Workshop
53 Soft Skills Workshop I The Impact of Intrinsic

Motivation on Business Results
54 Soft Skills Workshop II Collaborate through
Understanding the Dynamics of Facts and Opinions
54 Young Professionals Workshop Expanding Opportunities
for YPs in Industry: Thinking Outside Technical and
Managerial Roles
54 Soft Skills Workshop III Networking and Mentoring
to Build Beneficial Relationships
54 Wellbore Positioning Technical Section Topical Luncheon
55 Research and Development Technical Section (RDTS)
Topical Luncheon
55 Student Communications Skills Workshop
55 International Student Paper ContestPhD Division
55 SE6: Special Session CO2-EOR as a Pathway for CCUS
55 Young Professionals Reception
56 Annual Awards Banquet
56 SPE & AIME Supported Award Recipients
56 SPE International Award Recipients
58 Technical Sessions
67 ePoster Presentations
Wednesday, 29 October
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Daily Schedule
Energy4me Teacher Workshop
Energy4me Student Energy Event
SE7: Flow Assurance Technical Section Special Session
SE8: Drilling Modelling and Simulation
Special Session: Oil and Gas Industry
ImageKnowledge Versus Perception
73 Student Communications Skills Workshop
73 Netherlands Section Panel Discussion
74 Presidents Luncheon and Annual Meeting of Members
74 Century Club
75 SPE Distinguished Lecturers
75 2014 Distinguished Members
76 Section Awards
77 Technical Sessions
87 ePoster Presentations
Thursday, 30 October Friday, 31 October

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Post-Conference Training Courses
SPE Leadership
91 2014 Board of Directors
93 2015 Incoming Directors
94 ATCE 2014 Committees
96 Section Anniversaries
98 Student Chapter Anniversaries
Exhibition
102 Products and Services
113 Exhibitors
Maps
124 RAI Convention Centre
131 Exhibition Floor Plan
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INDEX
Marathon Oil............................................................................. 67
McCoy Global........................................................................... 18
Nalco Champion...................................................................... 76
Offshore Energy....................................................................112
Petroskills.................................................................................. 50
Saudi Aramco........................................................................... 13
Schlumberger.........................................Outside Back Cover
Shell................................................................................................8
Siemens AG............................................................................... 38
SPE Competency Management Tool..............................123
SPE Leadership Academy ................................................100
SPE Pavilion.............................................................................. 26
Summit Casing Equipment......................................Gatefold
Total............................................................................................. 41
W.L. Gore................................................................................... 12
Wacker Chemical Corp......................................................... 70
Welltec........................................................................................ 49
Akzo Nobel..................................................................................2
ATCE 2015...............................................................................125
Archer......................................................................................... 99
Baker Hughes.................................... 45, Inside Front Cover
C&J Energy Services, Inc .................................................... 32
CPTDC......................................................................................... 97
Deep Drill Supply Group.....................................................111
Dyna-Drill................................................................................... 57
ExxonMobil................................................................................ 28
Fenix Consulting..................................................................... 34
Forum Energy Technologies............................................... 90
Franks International, LLC.......................................................6
GEODynamics.......................................................................... 88
Global Tubing........................................................................... 47
Hardbanding Solutions......................................................... 89
IHS Global Ltd.......................................................................... 19
IWCF............................................................................................ 69
Kuwait Petroleum Corporation.............................................4
Magnum Oil Tools................................................................... 79
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CO N F E R E N C E
INFORMATION
Corporate Sponsors
Attendee Tips
General Information
Safety Guidelines
Commitment to Sustainability
Transportation
Guest Tours
Technical Session Tracks
Training Courses
SPE Pavilion
THE PRICE
THE EPIC QUEST FOR OIL

AND GAS INNOVATION
Matthias Bichsel
Twenty-four years ago Daniel Yergin published his comprehensive history of

our industry, The Prize. Subtitled The Epic Quest for Oil, Money, and Power,
Yergins book could just as well have been named The Price, because thats really
what determines the fate of all energy sources.
On the trade boards of commodity exchanges the cost
of energy in units of tonnes, barrels or million BTUs
is precisely expressed in terms of dollars and cents.
Some observers look at these prices and think they are
too high a consequence of resource protectionism and
overheated markets, perhaps. Others regard the price
paid for energy as too low: it neglects the figurative
toll taken on the environment by the release of carbon
dioxide, for example. A Goldilocks price that is just right
for everyones economic calculus seems impossible.
Another innovation the addition of tetra-ethyl lead

helped raise fuels octane number even higher, almost
to 95. Now, you might rightly regard exhaust emissions
of lead as an unacceptable cost of that last boost in
performance. But then, innovation stepped in again to
remove lead from automotive fuel without detracting
from its performance. Motor fuels in the USA were totally
lead-free by 1996. A similar example can be made out
of sulphur, which is also being reduced to trace levels in
American automotive fuels thanks to innovation.
I firmly believe that there are

My view on the matter is
further gains to be had from
this: Regardless of how
innovations two-pronged attack
you determine an energy
on the performance-price ratio
sources ultimate price,
REGARDLESS OF HOW YOU
in future fuels and lubricants
technological innovation
DETERMINE AN ENERGY SOURCES
too. The base oil that Shells
can make it more
ULTIMATE PRICE, TECHNOLOGICAL
Pearl GTL plant produces from
affordable. Innovation
INNOVATION CAN MAKE IT
natural gas has virtually none of
does this, because it
MORE AFFORDABLE.
the impurities found in crude-oil
works at the margins of
derived base oils. So lubricants
both the numerator and
based on GTL base oil can help to extend engine life,
the denominator of the performance-price ratio. In short:
maintain fuel economy and reduce motor-oil consumption,
innovation can squeeze more value out of less cost no
again allowing drivers to get the most from todays highmatter how you define value or cost.
performance engines.
Just look at the octane numbers that innovation obtained
But innovation must be tempered when existing
from crude-oil refining between 1930 and 1970 in
technologies are good enough in which case
the USA. [See chart to the right.] The average octane
maintaining affordability becomes a matter of
number of regular gasoline rose from just above 60
widespread standardisation and replication. Thats the
to more than 85. Higher octane numbers enabled car
only way that a particular energy technology will make
manufacturers to opt for more efficient engines with
a difference in the world. A new invention with an
higher compression ratios. So better fuel went hand-inunprecedented performance-cost ratio will do little
hand with better engines.
At Shell, weve learned to appreciate the cost-saving

benefits of standardisation and replication even when
dealing with energy projects involving capital investments
of millions or even billions of dollars. Over the course
of four years, one of our Asian operating companies
managed to bring three different offshore facilities on
stream, averaging 15% under budget and 21 months
from the final investment decision to first oil production.
In an industry where cost overruns and start-up delays
are still largely the norm, those results are phenomenal.
The operating company achieved this by capitalising
on the fact that those facilities werent so different after
all. The front-end engineering was done by one and
the same in-house design team using one and the same
basic design. Major items were procured and installed
through one and the same framework agreements with
one and the same contractor.
Another example comes from the Gulf of Mexico,
where Shell has a long history of leadership in tensionleg platforms (TLPs). Between 1993 and 2001, five
Shell TLPs came on stream. On a like-for-like basis, cost
were roughly halved between the first and the third, and
roughly halved again for the last. That near-geometric
downward progression in cost was due to a deliberate
effort to capture the learning from experience, repeating
what works and improving on what doesnt. Just a few
months ago our sixth and largest TLP Olympus was
installed in the Gulf of Mexico. Building on tried-andtested designs of its predecessors, it was delivered six
months ahead of schedule.
Ironically, doing the same thing again and again
can require a spark of innovation too. The Sirius
Well Manufacturing System that Shell is developing in
partnership with the China National Petroleum Company
is a good example of such innovative standardisation.
The system is based on a series of small, mobile,
computer-controlled drilling rigs, each designed for
one specific task. The rigs would move easily from
well location to well location. And their specialisation
means that, for example, one type of rig would be
used for preparing the top part of a well, another rig
for extending the well and a third type for completing it.
The computer automation will make it possible for
the rigs to perform activities safely, quickly and reliably
over and over again without exhaustion or distraction.
Innovation not only invigorates but also rejuvenates.
Thats what gives me optimism about the future of our
industry. Energy companies must embrace this aspect
of innovation by taking on new people with new
ideas and eventually entirely new lines of business.
A century ago Shell was a lighting company: the energy

it produced and sold in the form of kerosene was for
lamps, not jet engines. Who knows what kind of energy
Shell will be trading 100 years from now and to what
end? It might be providing customers with the comforts
of modern life warmth, electricity, mobility through
hydrogen rather than through oil and natural gas.
One things for sure: Shell will continue to rely on
innovation to help ensure that the going price for
energy is one that the world is willing to pay.
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90
85
Research Octane Number
good if it sits on a lab workbench. It has to be scaled

up, commercialised and mass produced.
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75
70
65
60
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1930
Refining technology
1940
1950
Tetra-ethyl lead
1960
1970
Source: Popular Science
Until 1 October of this year, Matthias Bichsel

was the Projects & Technology Director of
Royal Dutch Shell. He is a member of the
Society of Petroleum Engineers, sitting on
the SPEs Industry Advisory Council.
Events Monday, 27 October

T H A N K YO U T O O U R
SPONSORS
(as of 18 September 2014)
Host Organisation, Student Awards Luncheon, Student Meet and Greet,

and Petroleum Data-Driven Analytics Technical Section Reception
Platinum Partners
Gold Partners
Silver Partners
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Monday Events 27 October
PetroBowl Reception
Van Gogh Museum Reception
Registration and Lanyards
Lighted Display Units
Presidents Luncheon
Indoor Signage
Coffee Breaks
(Monday AM & Tuesday PM)
Carpet Floor Graphics
Cell Phone Charging Stations
Drilling Systems Automation

Technical Section Reception
Projects, Facilities,
and Construction Dinner
Mobile Alert
Download the ATCE 2014 Mobile App! Scan the code on page 5.
Outdoor Signage
Safety Partner
#ATCE
Sustainability Partner
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AT T E N D E E
TIPS
Attending ATCE for the first time? Heres the Insiders Guide to this Conference Programme.
The Society of Petroleum Engineers is pleased to welcome you to Amsterdam. The programme youre
holding is a comprehensive overview of the next few days, from the time you arrive until you depart. It
provides information of professional and personal interest.
Dont miss the Opening General Session ATCE will kick off
with the Opening General Session on Monday, 27 October in
the Auditorium. A panel of experts will discuss the options for
affordable energy, now that the era of easy oil and gas is over.
The Opening General Session will start at 1030 hours.
Check out the Knowledge Sharing ePoster Stations During

coffee breaks each day, industry colleagues and experts will be
presenting at six ePoster stations. Stop by and listen to brief
presentations. Stations are located on the first floor in the
Ruby Lounge.
SPE Pavilion Refresh and recharge at ATCEs one stop for SPE
Attend Technical and Special Sessions The Programme
informationthe SPE Pavilion, stand 1848. Charge your phone,
Committee has worked diligently over the past year to bring
enjoy refreshments, and learn more about what SPE can do for you.
you topics and industry presenters of relevance to your business
and career focus. There will be 11 concurrent sessions in rooms
located on the first floor, the auditorium, and the exhibition floor. T Ticketed Events Many meal events are ticketed gatherings. If you
did not purchase tickets during the online registration process,
In anticipation of full rooms, SPE has arranged for overflow areas
you will have an opportunity to purchase them at registration or
on the first floor, to allow you to still see the presentations. Due
just prior to each ticketed event, subject to space availability.
to limited seating, we recommend attendees arrive early for their
chosen sessions.
Left Luggage and Cloak Room The cloak room is located on the
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
Registration Hours
On-Site Registration
You will be able to register on-site from
26 October. The registration area will
be located in Hall 1 of the Amsterdam
RAI Convention Centre. The registration
times are as follows:
Sunday, 26 October..................08001500
Monday, 27 October................. 07001700
Tuesday, 28 October.................07301700
Wednesday, 29 October......... 07301400
Pre-Registered Attendees
A variety of concessions will be available

throughout the exhibition halls. For
information on dining out in Amsterdam
you can stop by the RAI Information Desk.
First Aid
There will be medical stations located near
the Amsterdam Caf close to Hall 2 and on
the Lower Ground Floor in the Elicium.
Internet Access
If youve pre-registered, you can also pick

up your name badge and/or name badge
holder at a satellite ATCE registration desk
at the Hilton Amsterdam and the Mercure
Hotel Amsterdam City.
SPE is offering free wireless Internet

access throughout the exhibition, in the
Elicium Ballroom, Auditorium, Forum,
Europe Foyer, and the G and E Corridors.
The SSID for wireless access is ATCE2014
and the password is atce2014.
Hilton Amsterdam Hotel
Left Luggage
Sunday, 26 October...................10001800
Monday 27 October..................08001500
Mercure Hotel Amsterdam City

Sunday, 26 October
Training Course Registration...07000800
Badge Pickup..............................08001700
Monday, 27 October
Badge Pickup..............................07001400
Business Centre
The Business Centre is located in the
Elicium passageway on the First Floor.
It is open Monday to Friday, 09001700
hours, and provides the following
charged services: printing (including
posters and business cards), copying,
faxing, scanning, laminating, and
binding.
Conference Bags
Full and one-day paid attendees can
pick up a complimentary conference bag
in the registration area. You will need
your ticket, which is included with your
conference badge, to pick up a bag.
Sponsored by:
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Dining
The cloak room is located on Lower

Ground Floor through Entrance K.
Coats and jackets cost EUR 2.
Luggage costs EUR 3.
Monday, 27 October............... 07301900
Tuesday, 28 October.............. 07301900
Wednesday, 29 October....... 07301730
Lost and Found

Lost and Found is located in the
SPE Headquaters, Room G108. The
Amsterdam RAI has a Lost and Found
service; the telephone number is
+31.20.549.1304. You can also report
items at the RAI Information Desk
and at the reception in the Elicium.
Press Room
Members of the working press are
invited to use the amenities in the Press
Room, K102 on the First Floor. The Press
Conference Room is located in K101,
First Floor.
Policies and Procedures

Attendee Qualifications: All attendees are required
to wear their ATCE name badge and badge holder
at all times. Use of a badge by the person not
named on the badge is grounds for confiscation. If
you lose your conference badge, please return to
Registration to obtain a replacement. No one under
the age of 16 is permitted in the exhibition during
official show hours.
Mobile/Cell Phone Policy: As a courtesy to the
speakers and your fellow attendees, please silence
all mobile phones during meetings and sessions.
Photography Policy: All SPE sessions are
protected by US copyright laws. Photography
and video/audio recording of any kind are strictly
prohibited in the sessions and throughout the
exhibition area.
Alcohol Policy: We recognise the legitimate
serving of alcoholic beverages in the process of
conducting business and social activities. We also
recognise that the use and consumption of alcohol
carries with it the requirement for all attendees
to consume those beverages responsibly and
in keeping with our professional code of ethics
and conduct. We strongly oppose the abuse and
misuse of alcohol.
Smoking Policy: Smoking is prohibited anywhere
in the Amsterdam RAI, Hilton Amsterdam, and
Mercure Hotel Amsterdam City under the laws of
the Netherlands Tobacco Act.
Safety: One of the key components of the success
of ATCE is the safety of our attendees and
presenters. Due to the popularity of some session
topics, it is possible for overcrowding to occur in
a session or meeting room. Should this occur, we
must comply with policies regarding room capacity
and limit admittance to a room that is at capacity.
Please make plans to arrive early for sessions
that you have a strong interest in attending. An
overflow area is set up to accommodate session
rooms that have reached capacity. In the event of
an emergency, SPE staff and/or venue staff will
provide conference attendees with any necessary
information and instructions.
Shuttle Buses
Guests with Disabilities: There is disabled access

throughout the venue. Disabled Parking: Official
disabled badge holders can register at the RAI
security gate next to the congress garage to
access the disabled parking. Follow the signposts
for P-RAI-7.
Shuttle buses between the RAI, the

Hilton Amsterdam Hotel, and the
Mercure Hotel Amsterdam City will run
on show days. See page 18 for details.
Wheelchair Hire: Wheelchairs are available

throughout the conference as long as you make a
reservation in advance. To book a wheelchair call
+31 (0)20 549 1212.
SPE Headquarters
Room G108
Events Events
Monday
Monday, 27
27October
October
each days technical programme for a

complete schedule.
Proceedings
Room D203, Elicium, Second Floor
Proceedings are distributed from the

SPE Pavilion, stand 1848, on the
exhibition floor. Proceedings can be
collected during exhibition hours, Monday
to Wednesday, and a ticket will be
required for collection whether included
in registration or purchased.
25-Year Club Lounge
SPE Pavilion
Speaker Ready Room
Room G109, First Floor, open daily,

SundayTuesday, 08001600 and on
Wednesday, 08001400.
The 25-Year/Century Club Committee
hosts a special lounge for SPE members
with 25 years or more of continuous
membership, Century Club members,
current and former SPE Board officers
and Directors, Distinguished and
Honorary members, as well as this years
SPE International Award Winners and
Distinguished Lecturers. Members and
VIPs may pick up their badge ribbons
and are encouraged to visit with one
another between sessions.
Complimentary Publications
Publication cubicles are located in
the registration area, in Hall 1 of the
Amsterdam RAI Convention Centre.
Attendees are encouraged to pick up
complimentary issues of the following
publications (as of 12 September 2014):
ECO/ Coastal & Offshore
E+P Magazine
Ocean News & Technology
Oilfield Technology Magazine
Knowledge Sharing ePosters

The Knowledge Sharing ePosters are
located in the Ruby Lounge on the
First Floor level during coffee breaks.
An ePoster is an electronic version of
a traditional poster presented on a flat
screen monitor. It offers the added
benefit of animation, audio, and video,
and enhances the visual experience to
provide greater interactivity between
the attendee and the poster author. See
Experience everything SPE has to offer

in the SPE Pavilion, stand 1848. Explore
the benefits of an SPE membership and
the global network of technical resources
for every stage of your E&P career. SPE
staff are ready to assist you with all of
your questions about member services,
events, publications, online resources and
communities, and much more.
See the New Competency

Management Tool
Attendees can see demonstrations of
the new Competency Management
online self-assessment in the SPE
Pavilion each day. This exciting new
member benefit allows individuals
to assess their current professional
capabilities against one of 22 key
E&P job competency models covering
a spectrum of technical areas.
Demonstration Schedule
Monday, 27 October: 1000, 1400, 1515
Tuesday, 28 October: 1010, 1230, 1515
Wednesday, 29 October: 1010, 1130
Share Your Story

SPE is collecting stories about your
experiences working in the industry
over the last 50 years. Stop by the SPE
Pavilion, stand 1848, to learn more about
our new history initiative and share your
story with SPE and the world.
Training Courses
SPE works with recognised experts in
their fields to develop training courses
covering a wide range of industry
topics. Courses are offered before

and after the conference this year.
Participants receive 0.8 CEUs
(Continuing Education Units) for
1-day courses. 1.6 CEUs are awarded
for 2-day courses. See page 24 for
details on the training course topics.
Registration fees for training courses
are in addition to conference fees and
on a per-course basis. Tickets may be
purchased on-site, if space is available.
All training courses will take place at the
nearby Mercure Hotel Amsterdam City.
University Teaching Opportunities

Faculty recruitment is imperative for
universities. Ten universities will be
on-site to share information about
their programmes. We invite industry
professionals to learn about adjunct
teaching opportunities.
SPE Petroleum Engineering

Certification Exam
Saturday 25 October 07001700
SPE will offer a certification exam
for members interested in becoming
certified under the SPE Petroleum
Engineering Certification Programme.
This programme provides E&P
professionals an opportunity to
validate technical knowledge, show a
commitment to the profession, obtain
a recognised credential, and achieve
employer and peer recognition. Visit
www.spe.org/certification to register for
the exam and download the exam study
guide. Applications for the exam must
be completed two weeks prior to the
exam session.
SPE Certification is a credential of
technical knowledge as demonstrated
by exam. SPE Certification does
not constitute a licence to practise
petroleum engineering or permit the use
of the title engineer in public or on legal
documents in certain jurisdictions.
T Ticketed Items
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Presenting authors need to stop by the

Speaker Check-In Room, Room D204,
Elicium, Second Floor.
Sunday, 26 October................ 15001800
Monday, 27 October................07001730
Tuesday, 28 October............... 07301730
Wednesday, 29 October....... 07301730
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Amsterdam RAI Safety Instructions
Hilton Amsterdam Safety Instructions
P
lease take a moment to familiarise
yourself with the emergency exits
throughout the venue.
Please take a moment to familiarise

throughout the Hotel.
S
tay calm and always put your own
safety first.
Stay calm and always put your own

safety first.
S
hould the alarm sound please leave
the building via the nearest exit; the
assembly points are outside entrances
K, L, and M.
Call the alarm number 3444

immediately.
In an emergency, always use the stairs.

Remain at the assembly point until
receiving further instructions from the
emergency team.
There are no planned fire drills during
the event days (2729 October).
Please ensure your belongings are kept
tidy and do not create a trip hazard for
attendees entering and exiting session
rooms.
Emergency Contact: To report a fire or
accident, please call + 31.20.549.1234.
This number connects you, and the line
is open 24 hours a day.
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Should the alarm sound, please leave the

building via the nearest exit; the assembly
point is outside the main hotel entrance.

Safety Instructions
Please take a moment to familiarise
throughout the Hotel.
Stay calm and always put your own
safety first.
Call the reception desk (ext. 9).
Should the alarm sound, please leave the
building via the nearest exit; the assembly
point is outside the main hotel entrance.
SPE would like to thank the ATCE 2014 Safety Partner
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SUSTAINABILITY
Sustainability at ATCE 2014
At ATCE 2014, we have taken steps to reduce the impact on

the environment through a number of practical initiatives.
Public Transportation
For the first time, SPE will be offering attendees free use
of Amsterdams highly efficient and user-friendly public
transportation system for the duration of ATCE 2014 providing
easy connections for attendees travelling to and from the
RAI Centre and the city in general. We will also be providing
shuttle buses between venues within the city.
The RAI Centre
The ATCE 2014 venuethe Amsterdam RAI Exhibition and
Convention Centrehas been awarded the prestigious
EarthCheck Gold certification, a leading sustainable
benchmark. The venue has consistently demonstrated a
commitment to adopting responsible environmental practices
and has made significant strides in the fields of energy
and climate, mobility, water use, procurement, and social
engagement and is in line with the aims of SPE and the
industry in general.
Exhibitors
As an ongoing commitment, we have issued our exhibitors
with environmental sustainability guidelines to offer practical
advice on minimising the environmental impact of their
involvement at ATCE 2014. From planning stand designs
through to reducing the use of printed marketing collateral,
we have made a range of suggestions that will limit waste.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
By introducing a series of simple, practical measures, we aim
to ensure that ATCE 2014 is delivered in a more sustainable
way by reducing, reusing, and recycling resources.
Our conference attendee bags are made from eco fabric.
Waste from exhibition buildup and breakdown will be
recycled where possible.
Jugs of water in the conference sessions will replace
plastic bottles of water.
The carpet tiles in the exhibition are 100% recyclable.
The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is committed to ensuring that the environmental impact
of our events is kept to a minimum. We aim to make progress in the field of sustainability through
reducing energy usage, promoting eco-friendly mobility, reducing water consumption, and limiting
wasteall core values in keeping with those of the oil and gas industry.
#ATCE
SPE would like to thank the ATCE 2014 Sustainability Partner
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TRANSPORTATION
Shuttle Buses
Shuttle buses between the three main event venues, the RAI, the Hilton Amsterdam Hotel, and the Mercure Hotel Amsterdam City,
will run throughout the day on show days.
Hilton RAI Hilton
Buses will run from 0700 to 1815 hours; Hilton to the RAI at .00 and .30 hours; RAI to Hilton at .15 and .45 hours
Mercure RAI Mercure
Buses will run from 0700 to 1815 hours; Mercure to the RAI at .00 and .30 hours; RAI to Mercure at .15 and .45 hours
Further details are available at www.spe.org/atce or on the ATCE Mobile App.
Annual Awards Banquet Transport
The Banquet is being held at the Beurs van Berlage in central Amsterdam, which is well served by public transport links. There are no
organised transport arrangements either to or from the venue. However, there will be a taxi desk situated in the foyer where you will
be able to book a taxi back to your hotel. For reference, the Beurs van Berlage is a 5-minute walk from Amsterdam Centraal Station.
Further details of public transport access are available on the ATCE website and Mobile App.
Public Transport
In line with our increased focus on sustainability, all full-conference attendees will receive a travel card that will be valid on all
GVB trams, buses, night buses, and the metro within the city of Amsterdam. The card will be active Sunday, 26 OctoberWednesday,
29 October. Please note that the card is not valid on the main line intercity trains.
More details covering the various services are available on the ATCE website and Mobile App.
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GUEST
TOURS
All tours will include beverages (tea, coffee, and

a beer during the Heineken Experience). It is
recommended that you dress appropriately for
autumn in the Netherlands and that you wear
comfortable walking shoes.
To register, visit www.spe.org/atce and look for Guest Tours
under the Schedule tab. To register onsite, please go to the Tour
Registration desk in the Registration area. All prices are inclusive
of tax but are subject to a credit card fee, approximately 4%.
All tours will begin and end at the Amsterdam RAI.
Panoramic Sightseeing Tour of Amsterdam

Including Private Boat Tour
Zaanse Schans and Edam Tour
4 hours
Sunday, 26 October
EUR 36.50 per person
The tour will start with a short drive to the windmill village
of the Zaanse Schans, a characteristic living and working
area on the River Zaan, with wooden houses and windmills
dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries. The original
buildings vividly depict Dutch life in those times. Zaanse
Schans is a fully inhabited, open-air conservation area
located nine miles north of Amsterdam. Before returning
to Amsterdam, you will visit the medieval town of Edam, a
town rich with history. Shipbuilding played an important
role in its growth during the 17th century. Edam once had
33 shipyards and one of the more famous ships built in
Edam is the Halve Maan, the ship used by Henry Hudson in
his attempt to discover a northern route to the East Indies
in 1609. A futile attempt, in fact, because he ended up on
the island of Manhattan. The most obvious association with
Edam is its cheese. For centuries the well-known round
Edam cheeses have been sent from the town to all corners
of the world. The cheese market, once again restored to
its place of honour, operates weekly during the summer
months. The nearby cheese warehouses keep alive the
memory of a colourful past.
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4 hours
Sunday, 26 October and Monday, 27 October
EUR 47 per person
The tour will explore some of the most panoramic and
historic areas of Amsterdam. It will start along the Amstel
River with the skinny wooden bridge, the Munt Tower, and
the floating flower market before making its way through
Dam Square, the Royal Palace, New Church, the Amsterdam
Central Station, the museum, and the antique quarters. The
tour will also pass through the oldest part of Amsterdam
called the Jordaan with its quaint little streets.
You will also get to see Amsterdam from the water
during a one-hour canal cruise. The cruise will glide through
the old centre of the city and into its harbour, where you will
see merchants mansions, churches, and warehouses dating
back to the 17th century.
Heineken Experience
2.5 hours
Sunday, 26 October and Tuesday, 28 October
EUR 48 per person
The tour will take you through the malt silos for a peek inside
the mash coppers. You will have the opportunity to stand
amidst the lager cellar tanks used to mature the young,
green beer. You will then be taken on a voyage of discovery
through the World of Heineken. The malt silo in the
authentic brew house still has the original brewing vessels
and you can enjoy a refreshing glass of Heineken beer in the
Brewhouse Bar. The experience ends in the See You Again
Bar. The former Heineken brewery is a national monument
and is listed as an anchor point along the European Route of
Industrial Heritage. It is also one of the most popular tourist
attractions in the Dutch capital.
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Monday
Monday, 27
27October
October
4 hours
Sunday, 26 October and Wednesday, 29 October
EUR 45 per person
Anne Frank House is the hiding place where Anne Frank wrote
her famous diary during World War II. The original of the diary
is on display as part of the permanent exhibition. Visiting the
house has been a moving experience for millions of people
from all over the world. When the tour leaves you will proceed
with a panoramic drive through the oldest part of Amsterdam
called de Jordaan with its quaint narrow streets, bridges, and
inner courtyards.
The tour concludes with a visit to the Gassan Diamond
factory. Gassan diamonds are housed in the former home of
the Boas diamond polishing factory, built in 1879. The factory
is a very impressive building, and you will get to see how the
diamond polishers turn a rough stone into a precious gem.
Amsterdam Home and Garden Tour
3 hours
Monday, 27 October and Wednesday, 29 October
EUR 59 per person
Discover the hidden treasures behind the facades of
Amsterdams most impressive houses. The tour starts in
a beautiful 17th century canal house with its magnificent
neo-Louis XVI ballroom, dining room, and 18th century
garden room and kitchen. It includes a stop at the formal
French garden at the back of the house with parterres
de broderie, and visits to a range of gardens and coach
houses in the Golden Bend, the most exclusive part of the
Herengracht. Coffee with a syrup waffle will be served in
the kitchen of the Geelvinck Hinlopen private home.
Flower Auction and Delft Tour
5 hours
Tuesday, 28 October
EUR 56 per person
The first stop on this tour is the Aalsmeer, the centre of
flower culture in the Netherlands. Here you will visit a flower
auction. The tour will then depart Amsterdam and head to
Delft, the home of Johannes Vermeer, painter of Girl with
a Pearl Earring. You will take a walk through the beautiful
old town along the canals and many almshouses, and visit
The Royal Dutch Delftware factory De Porceleyne Fles. The
factory was established in 1653 and is the last remaining
Delftware factory from the 17th century. The world-famous
Royal Delftware is still entirely hand painted. During the tour
you will get insights into the process of making Delftware
and you will see the talented artists at work.
#ATCE
Amsterdam City Tour including Anne Frank

House and Diamond Factory
4 hours
Tuesday, 28 October
EUR 49.50 per person
The tour will include an extensive drive through the centre of
Amsterdam and the modern suburbs and will feature some
of Amsterdams most interesting monuments. You will then
visit the National Museum of Amsterdam, the Rijksmuseum,
which has just reopened after a 10-year renovation. This
world-famous museum holds the largest collection of
paintings by the old Dutch masters, including Frans Hals,
Jan Steen, and Rembrandt. On display is Rembrandts
famous painting, The Night Watch.
City Sightseeing Tour of Amsterdam

Including Visit to the Rijksmuseum
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TECHNICAL SESSION
T R AC K S
DRILLING AND COMPLETIONS

DRILLING
WELL
COMPLETIONS
MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION

PROJECTS,
FACILITIES, AND
CONSTRUCTION
HEALTH, SAFETY,
AND ENVIRONMENT
MANAGEMENT
DIGITAL ENERGY
EDUCATION,
TRAINING, AND
PROFESSIONALISM
MONDAY :: 10301200 :: OPENING GENERAL SESSION :: AUDITORIUM
Monday
14001700
Tuesday
08301155
Well Engineering
and Case Studies
Major Project
Delivery
Tuesday
14001700
Completion
Technology
Room
E103
Downhole
Dynamics
Sand Control
Operations and
Debottlenecking
Wednesday
08301155
Room
E102
Drilling
Automation
Cementing and
Stability
Completion
Optimisation
Wednesday
14001700
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Room
E104/
105
Pressure
Management and
Well Control
Completions
Case Histories
Room
G102
Room
G102
Room
E108
Room
E103
Reserves
Estimation and
Reporting
Digital Energy 1
Field
Development
and Prospect
Evaluation
Taking Control of
Our Environment
Taking Care of
Our People and
Our Community
Digital Energy 2
Educational
Trends
Challenge Facing
Universities in
Providing the
Oil Industry
With the Right
Professionals
Events Events
Monday
Monday, 27
27October
October
PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS

PRODUCTION
MONITORING
AND CONTROL
WELL
OPERATIONS
WELL
STIMULATION
RESERVOIR DESCRIPTION AND DYNAMICS

RECOVERY
MECHANISMS
AND FLOW IN
POROUS MEDIA
FORMATION
EVALUATION
RESERVOIR
ENGINEERING
RESERVOIR
GEOLOGY AND
GEOPHYSICS
RESERVOIR
MONITORING
Room
E103
Room
G106/
107
MONDAY :: 10301200 :: OPENING GENERAL SESSION :: AUDITORIUM
Advance
Technologies
for Downhole
Flow
Monitoring
Well Operations
Case Studies:
Monitoring,
Intervention,
and Artificial
Lift
Room
E106/
107
Room
G103
Fluids,
Proppants,
and Fracture
Conductivity
Advances in
Enhanced
and Improved
Oil Recovery
Technology
Fracture
Modelling and
Design
Optimisation
Physics of Flow
Room
G104/
105
Rooms Vary
Room
G104/
105
Challenges in PVT
and Lab Analysis
of Reservoir
Systems
New and
Innovative
Formation
Evaluation
Technologies
Integrated
Workflows:
Geophysics
and Fracture
Characterisation
Room
E102
Room
G102
Reservoir Flow
Simulation
Application of
Novel Techniques
to Age-Old
Challenges
Unconventional
Resources
North America
and Beyond
Monitoring at
the Wellbore
Room
G104/
105
Inflow Control
and Flow
Conformance
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Fracture
Diagnostics and
Surveillance
Stimulation
Case Histories
Multiphase
Flow Metering,
Modelling, and
Issues
Well Production
Enhancement:
Chemical
Solutions
and New
Technology
T
Ticketed Event
Characterisation
and Modelling of
Unconventional
Reservoirs
Gas Injection
EOR Processes
*
PVT
Nanoscale
Phenomena
New Advances
in Measuring
Reservoir Rock
Properties
Formation Fluid
Identification
and Distribution
Reservoir
Surveillance
Room
G106/
107
Room
G106/
107
Reservoir
Engineering Case
Studies
Room
E106/
107
Improved and
Enhanced Oil
Recovery:
IOR/EOR
#ATCE
Room
E108
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TRAINING
COURSES
SPE works with recognised experts in their fields to develop training courses covering a wide range of
industry topics. Participants receive 0.8 CEUs (Continuing Education Units) for one-day courses and
1.6 CEUs for two-day courses.
All training courses will be held at the Mercure Hotel Amsterdam City. Registration fees for training
courses are in addition to conference fees and on a per-course basis. Some training courses require
special materials and/or equipment. Courses are subject to cancellation or sold-out status. For current
availability, please visit www.spe.org/atce/2014/pages/schedule/training_courses.
Sunday, 26 October
08001700
One-Day Training Courses

Enhanced Oil Recovery Fundamentals
Larry Lake
This course teaches an integrated version of the basics of waterflooding and enhanced oil recovery (EOR), illustrating
the connection of each process to a few fundamental principles. It reviews the specifics of thermal and solvent EOR by
relating basic principles to the results of cases from the field.
Shale Evaluation and Development
Steve Hennings
This course covers the status and the engineering and geologic evaluation concepts for shale oil and shale gas.
It focuses on the unique aspects of shale development, compared to conventional oil and gas reservoirs, and the
critical unique information that must be gathered to evaluate shale plays. Also included are short class problems on:
estimating in-place hydrocarbon volumes, calculating minimum required in-place volumes; and understanding the
production impacts of various changes in geology and well design parameters.
Water Treating for Hydraulic Fracturing
John Walsh
This course provides both an overview of water management and an in-depth look at critical issues related to sourcing
(acquiring), reusing, recycling, and disposing of water in hydraulic fracturing operations. The course starts with a
background of hydraulic fracturing operations and the different plays. Options being used for transport, storage,
reuse, and disposal are described for each of the different regions. The water management practices being used in the
different regions are described and explained in terms of regional climate, type of shale and hence type of fracturing
fluids being used, and the regional regulatory framework.
Reservoir Aspects of Horizontal and Multilateral Wells
Sada Joshi
This course includes discussion on the practical issues and reservoir parameters of horizontal well projects. The topics
include formation damage, drainage areas, well spacing, well reserves, and rate calculations using steady-state and
pseudo steady-state methods. The course includes several field case histories and performance analysis of horizontal
wells.
Flow AssuranceManaging Flow Dynamics and Production Chemistry
Abul Jamaluddin
This course presents a holistic approach to flow assurance. The course will introduce technologies, workflows and
their deployment for the identification, characterisation, and management of flow impediments, such as slugging
and precipitation of organic and inorganic solids. The course will present best practices and fit-for-purpose design
solutions for minimising the risk of flow stoppage while transporting hydrocarbons from Pore to Sales Meter. The
principles will be demonstrated using field examples from around the world.
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Thursday, 30 October and Friday, 31 October
08001700
Two-Day Training Courses

Project Risk and Uncertainty
Jim Gouveia
In this course, youll learn to apply risk and uncertainty management principles to decision quality analysis in the
development of oil and gas reserves. On the first day, we set the background with statistics and probabilities,
estimating under uncertainty and probabilistic reserves estimation principles. The second day features ways to
determine the chance of geological and commercial success, and the use of decision trees to assess the value of new
information.
Shale Selection, Completions, Fracturing, and Production

George King
This course acquaints participants with the basics of oil and gas shale evaluation and current shale selection, well
completion, fracturing, and production technologies for shale reservoirs. The interactive format includes field data,
current approaches, and use of technologies suited for shale developments. Technologies include logging, frac
interval selection, multistage fracturing in horizontal wells, and a summary of field data from many shale plays.
Modern Production Data Analysis for Unconventional Resources
Dave Anderson
This course provides attendees with a comprehensive methodology for well performance analysis with specific
focus on unconventional oil and gas. The approach combines the use of several powerful techniques and will
illustrate the practical aspects of production data analysis. Participants are encouraged to bring their own data
as time will be allotted to go through their examples as a class. This course requires laptop computers in the
classroom and the ability to download software.
Modern Well Design
Bernt Aadny
This course presents a unified approach to the well design process. It is an overview of the operational sequences,
from spudding the well through drilling and completion, to startup and production. Participants will learn
elementary rock mechanics and a simple way to analyse borehole stability. The information is then used to design
a fracture gradient curve, which serves as input to the well design process. That is followed by a discussion of
the potential for optimisation. A copy of Bernt Aadnys book, Modern Well Design, will be distributed and used
during class.
Oilfield Data Mining

Shahab Mohaghegh
This course examines the successful application of Artificial Intelligence and Data Mining (AI&DM) in the E&P
industry in the past several years. It will start with the fundamentals of AI&DM, covering artificial neural networks,
evolutionary computing, and fuzzy logic. The course is devoted to field application of this technology with focus
on production optimisation and recovery enhancement.
Hydraulic FracturingDesign and Treatment

Mike Smith
This course covers the fundamental principles concerning how hydraulic fracturing treatments can be used to
stimulate oil and gas wells. It includes discussions on how to select wells for stimulation, what controls fracture
propagation, fracture width, etc., how to develop data sets, and how to calculate fracture dimensions. The course also
covers information concerning fracturing fluids, propping agents, and how to design and pump successful fracturing
treatments. This course requires a laptop computer.
Asset ManagementTools, Process, and Practice

Alok Jain
#ATCE
Participants in this course will learn to develop and put in context an integrated asset management plan. They will begin
by defining the asset from the earliest phases and work through its life cycle, including the entire infrastructure, facilities,
equipment, and services.
Drilling and
Completions
Health, Safety, Security,

Environment, and Social
Responsibility
Management
and Information
Reservoir Description
and Dynamics
and Construction
Production and
Operations
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SUNDAY
07000800
Training Course Registration
08001200
Student Meet and Greet
Europe Foyer 2
08001500
Registration
Exhibition Hall 1
08001700
Registration
08001700
Training Courses
08001700
Leadership Workshop
Ballrooms A/B/C
Hilton Amsterdam
09001200
Technical Paper Writing Workshop
Room 12
10001800
Registration
Hilton Amsterdam
12001600
Technical Editors Workshop
Orange 5&6
Hilton Amsterdam
12301400
Student General Session and Awards Luncheon
Europe Foyer 1
13001700
Special Event: Drilling Systems Automation Technical

Section (DSATS) Automation: Perspectives
Forum Lounge
14001600
International Faculty Session
Room 3
16001800
Editorial Review Committee Reception
Pavilion, Hilton Amsterdam
17001800
Region and Section Awards Reception

(By invitation only)
Diamond Room, Hilton Amsterdam
17001900
Drilling Systems Automation Technical Section

(DSATS) Reception
Forum Lounge
18001930
Leadership and Board of Directors Reception

(By invitation only)
Diamond Room,
Hilton Amsterdam
19002200
Digital Energy Technical Section (DETS)

Annual Dinner
Nassau and Staten Rooms,

Hilton Amsterdam
19002200
Research and Development Technical Section (RDTS)

Annual Dinner
Amstel Room, Hilton Amsterdam
All events held at the Amsterdam RAI unless otherwise noted.

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Events Sunday, 26 October

08001200
Europe Foyer 2, Amsterdam RAI
Student Meet and Greet
Make friends from around the world. SPE will have special
activities at this event to help you meet and network with
fellow students.
Sponsored by:
Current and future section and student chapter leaders

are invited to participate in an action-packed day of sharing
best practices and developing leadership skills. Participants
will leave with the knowledge to make this the best year ever
for their section or student chapter.
09001200
Room 12, Mercure Hotel Amsterdam City
SPE is committed to helping authors submit their best
possible paper to conferences and journals. During ATCE,
SPE will offer a free 3-hour session on how to write a good
proposal and a great paper. This session will also include tips
and tricks on making a good presentation and what it takes
to prepare a paper for the peer-review process. Additional
sessions are offered on Monday and Tuesday.
Instructor: Tayfun Babadagli, University of Alberta

Tayfun Babadagli is a professor in the Civil and
Environmental Engineering Department, School of Mining
and Petroleum Engineering, University of Alberta. Babadagli
previously served on the faculty at Istanbul Technical
University in Turkey and Sultan Qaboos University in Oman.
His areas of interest include modelling fluid and heat
flow in heterogeneous and fractured reservoirs, reservoir
characterisation through stochastic and fractal methods,
optimisation of oil/heavy-oil recovery by conventional/
unconventional EOR methods, and CO2 sequestration.
Babadagli holds BSc and MSc degrees from Istanbul
Technical University and MSc and PhD degrees from
the University of Southern California, all in petroleum
engineering. He was an executive editor for SPE Reservoir
Evaluation & Engineering from 2010 to 2013 and served as a
20132014 SPE Distinguished Lecturer.
12001600
Orange 5&6, Hilton Amsterdam
Technical Editors Workshop
This workshop focuses on the key aspects of technical
editing and reviewing and provides recommendations on
how to write the best possible review. Whether attendees are
new or seasoned reviewers, this workshop will enhance their
skill and understanding of the peer-review process.
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AWARDS
OUTSTANDING STUDENT CHAPTERS

Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Chapter
President, Sani Mohammed Safiyanu
American University of Cairo Chapter
President, Kareem Ahmed Gamal Moussa
08001700
Ballrooms A/B/C, Hilton Amsterdam
Leadership Workshop
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STUDENT CHAPTER
*
Bandung Institute of Technology Chapter

President, Dicky Andhika Abdurrahman
British University Chapter
President, Omar A Salama
Cairo University Chapter
President, Mostafa Mohammed Baligh
Gubkin University Chapter
President, Marat Tukhvatullin
Heriot-Watt University, Dubai Chapter
President, Dmitriy Klinchev
Kazakh-British Technical University Chapter
President, Meiirbek Zhagypar
King Abdullah University of Science
and Technology Chapter
President, Klemens Katterbauer
Maharashtra Institute of Technology Chapter
President, Ankit Bhowmick
Nazarbayev University Chapter
President, Daulet Magzymov
Stanford University Chapter
President, Orhun Aydin
Suez Canal University Chapter
President, Omar Adel Elkholy
Universidade Estadual de Campinas Chapter
President, Lucas Rompato Vargas e Souza
Universidade Estadual do Norte
Fluminense Darcy Ribeiro Chapter
President, Roger Rangel da Cunha
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Chapter
President, Ahmad Fauzi Helmi Yahya
University of Bucharest Chapter
President, Alexandru-Vlad Lazar
University of Petroleum and Energy Studies Chapter
President, Vividh Paliwal
University of Port Harcourt Chapter
President, Dumka Esaenwi
Events Sunday, 26 October
Seating is limited, so students must reserve a ticket during

the registration process. During the general session, students
can learn more about their future professional careers.
SPE will also honour the Outstanding Student Chapters,
International Student Paper Contest participants, and
scholarship and fellowship recipients.
Sponsored by:
13001700
Forum, Amsterdam RAI
* T Drilling Systems Automation Technical Section
(DSATS) Special Event Automation: Perspectives
Pietro Baglioni, ExoMars Rover Manager at ESA and Andrew

Bowyer of Magna Parva will give their perspectives on
automation issues and the role automation will play in
investigating the Martian environment in the upcoming 2018
ExoMars mission, including ultrasonic drilling technology. After
an open discussion, a panel of four speakers will give their
perspectives on drilling systems automation within the oilfield:
where it is now, where it is going, barriers, and opportunities.
17001900
Forum Lounge, Amsterdam RAI
* T Drilling Systems Automation Technical Section
(DSATS) Reception
Sponsored by:
19002200
Nassau and Staten Rooms, Hilton Amsterdam
* T Digital Energy Technical Section (DETS)
Annual Dinner
Attend this dinner to hear about the Digital Energy Technical

Sections activities and how thought leaders see the future
of the oil and gas industry. Hear a keynote from an industry
leader on the progress of adoption of digital energy. Join
other DETS members and top professionals to network,
share technical information, and exchange ideas through
informal discussions.
Moderators:
Moderators:
Yanni Charalambous, VP and CIO, Occidental Petroleum
Corporation Chair, Digital Energy Technical Section
Kemal Farid, Founder, Board Member, Merrick Systems
Vice Chair, Digital Energy Technical Section
Pietro Baglioni, ESA

Andrew Bowyer, Magna Parva
Speakers:
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(RDTS) Annual Dinner
Attend this event which will feature updates from three
speakers about technology development and the need
for more radical innovation to meet the future challenges
in the oil and gas industry.
Moderator:
Mariano Gurfinkel, Hess Corporation
Chair, SPE R&D Technical Section
Gregers Kudsk, VP Technical, Maersk Drilling

Paul Pastusek, Drilling Mechanics Advisor, ExxonMobil
Joop Roodenburg, CEO, Huisman
Ingolf Wassermann, Manager Drilling Automation Program,
Baker Hughes
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International Faculty Session
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Panelists:
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Pavilion, Hilton Amsterdam
Editorial Review Committee Reception
SPE members involved with the Editorial Review Committee

are invited to join the Editor-in-Chief, Executive Editors,
Associate Editors, and other technical editors to celebrate
recipients of the 2014 Outstanding Technical Editor and A
Peer Apart service awards.
Eric Gebhardt, Chief Technology Officer and

Vice President, Engineering at GE Oil & Gas
Greg Herrera, Senior Partner, Energy Ventures SA
Gerald Schotman, Executive VP Innovation and R&D,
Chief Technology Officer, Royal Dutch Shell
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University faculty are invited to a presentation of issues that impact

petroleum engineering education and university programmes.
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MONDAY
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Registration
Exhibition Hall 1
08001000
Elicium Room D503
08001200
PetroBowl
E102
08001700
PetroBowl
Forum
08301000
25-Year Club Breakfast
Europe Foyer 1
09001000
Coffee Break
Exhibition Halls 15
09001800
Exhibition
Exhibition Halls 15
10301200
Auditorium
12001330
Foundation Board of Trustees Luncheon

(by invitation only)
Europe Foyer 1
12151345
Chairmans Luncheon
Elicium Ballroom
13001600
Room 3
13301400
Ruby Lounge
14001700
Technical Sessions
E102E108, G102G107
14001700
SE1 Sustainability Task Force Special Session

People, Profit, Planet: Advancing Practices that
Balance Economic Growth, Social Development, and
Environmental Protection Today and in the Future
Exhibition Theatre
14001700
SE2 Separations Technology Technical Section

Special Session: Unlocking Hidden Production Potential
in Existing Facilities and Mature Fields
Auditorium
15151545
Coffee Break
Exhibition Halls 15
15151545
Ruby Lounge
17001800
Welcome Reception
Exhibition Halls 15
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See page 39 for details
18002000
PetroBowl Reception
Forum Lounge
18002000
Van Gogh Museum Reception
Van Gogh Museum
18302030
Petroleum Data-Driven Analytics (PD2A) Technical Section

Technical Section Reception
Nassau Room
Hilton Amsterdam
19002200
Projects, Facilities, and Construction Dinner
Ballroom A&B
Hilton Amsterdam
All events held at the Amsterdam RAI unless otherwise noted.
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Room
08001000
Elicium, Amsterdam RAI D503
SPE is holding an R&D contest specifically to encourage

researchers from the basic sciences and other engineering
disciplines to engage in challenges facing research and
development.
08001200
Amsterdam RAI
PetroBowl
Room
E102
08001700
Forum,
Amsterdam RAI
ATCEs most competitive event! Student chapter teams

from around the world compete in a tournament-style contest
that tests knowledge of the E&P industry as well as SPE.
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The 25-Year/Century Club Committee will host a seated

breakfast in the Europe Foyer with a keynote presentation
by 2004 SPE President Kate Hadley Baker. All members
are welcome to purchase a ticket.
The 25-Year/Century Club Committee also hosts a special
lounge for SPE members with 25 years or more of continuous
membership, Century Club members, current and former SPE
Board officers and Directors, Distinguished and Honorary
members, as well as this years SPE International Award
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Winners and Distinguished Lecturers. Members may pick

up their badge ribbons and are encouraged to visit with one
another between sessions. The lounge, located in Room
G109, First Floor, will be open daily, SundayTuesday, 0800
1600 and on Wednesday, 08001400.
Speaker:
Kate Hadley Baker, 2004 SPE President
Kate Hadley Baker served on the SPE
International Board of Directors, including as
President in 2004, and was elected as an SPE
Distinguished Member in 2001 and an SPE
Honorary Member in 2013. She currently serves
on the SPE Foundation Board of Trustees as Treasurer, and as
one of two SPE representatives on the Board of The American
Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers (AIME).
She started her career at Exxon Production Research
Company and retired in 2010 from BP America in Houston.
After serving in various managerial roles at BP and its
predecessor companies, she became distinguished advisor
and director of new well delivery in BPs Upstream Technology
Function, serving also during 200910 as Vann Fellow to
Princeton University.
She earned a BS in geology at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology and then a PhD in experimental rock mechanics.
She is active in the Womens Sailing Association at the
Houston Yacht Club, and a member of the University of
Arkansas chemical engineering departments industrial and
professional advisory council.
Understanding Enhanced Production and Recovery

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Moderator:
Maryam Nemazee, Journalist and Broadcaster
Maryam Nemazee is an experienced television
news anchor and journalist. She has spent the
last 10 years as a news presenter and reporter
in Europe, the Middle East, the US, and Asia
working for Bloomberg, Al Jazeera English
and Sky. Her unique global news experience combines an
in-depth knowledge of business news with international
politics. Throughout her career, she has interviewed some
of the worlds top political and business leaders, including
former chairman of the Federal Reserve Paul Volcker, OPEC
Secretary General Abdalla Salem El-Badri, and IMF Managing
Director Christine Lagarde. Most recently, Nemazee was a
London-based anchor with Bloomberg, presenting on all
the main programmes, conducting exclusive interviews, and
real-time analysis of breaking news affecting global markets.
She covered major events from the field, including the
World Economic Forum in Davos, as well as took charge of
Bloombergs extensive coverage of the European debt crisis
from Brussels.
Panelists:
Philippe Barril, Executive Vice President and
Chief Operating Officer Onshore/Offshore,
Technip
In January 2014 Philippe Barril was named
President and Chief Operating Officer. Since
2011 he has held the position of Executive Vice
President and Chief Operating Officer Onshore/Offshore.
Barril joined Technip in 2009 as Senior Vice President,
Onshore-Offshore Product Lines and Technologies before being
named Senior Vice President Region A (one of the groups seven
regions covering Western Europe, Africa, India, and Pakistan).
Capella Festa, Senior Energy Analyst, International Energy

Agency (IEA)
Capella Festa is a senior energy analyst at the International
Energy Agency in Paris where she is part of the team
responsible for producing their flagship publication, World
Energy Outlook. Before joining the IEA, Festa spent nearly 20
years in the upstream oil and gas industry with oilfield services
provider, Schlumberger, in a variety of engineering, operations,
and management roles.
Neil Duffin, President, ExxonMobil
Development Company
Neil Duffin serves as President of ExxonMobil
Development Company, a position he has
held since 2007. In this role he stewards over
120 projects around the world with an annual
capital budget exceeding USD 15 billion. He is responsible
for delivering projects and associated production safely, on
schedule, and on budget.
Duffin has lived and worked in Europe, Africa, and Asia.
In addition to his responsibilities with ExxonMobil
Development Company, he also serves on the Board of
Directors for the U.S.-Russia Business Council, the Offshore
Energy Center, and the Houston Museum of Natural Science.
A native of St. Andrews, Scotland, he joined Mobil Oil
Company in 1979 after graduating from Heriot-Watt University
in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Gustavo Hernandez, General Director and
CEO, PEMEX Exploration & Production
Gustavo Hernandez has more than 35 years
of professional experience in the Mexican
petroleum industry and holds a BSc in
petroleum engineering and an MSc in Reservoir
Engineering, both from the University of Mexico.
He started his career at the Mexican Petroleum Institute
in 1979 where he worked with research interests in applied
geostatistics in reservoir simulation.
In 1992, Hernandez joined Pemex where he held
several positions as head of the department of reservoir
characterisation, exploitation vice manager, planning manager,
asset manager, vice president of an offshore region, and vice
president for planning in Pemex E&P. He currently serves as
General Director and CEO of Pemex Exploration & Production
as appointed by the President of Mxico.
A former National President of the College of Petroleum
Engineers of Mxico (20102012), he is currently the President
of the Petroleum Engineering Commission at the Academy of
Engineering (20122014) and his achievements allowed him
to be recognized as the 2011 National Petroleum Engineering
Award recipient.
As the worlds population grows and standards of living rise

in developing countries, the demand for energy continues to
increase, likely doubling between 2000 and 2050. However,
Governments, industries, and consumers alike must be able
and willing to pay the price for that energy.
Affordable energy has many facets that must be
considered. Climate change may cause more extreme
weather (higher rainfall, surging waves, and drought) that
require existing and new facilities to be adapted. Water use
and consumption by the oil and gas industry is coming under
scrutiny, requiring more sophisticated and thus more expensive
solutions. Public and government concerns about our industrys
safety and environmental record may lead to more stringent
policies and regulations that have their own price tag.
Against these pressures, other forms of energy are competing
with traditional energy carriers. In the global energy market
of the future, the oil and gas industry must keep costs under
control, manage environmental impacts, and advocate sound
policy decisions so that it can continue to offer energy that the
world can afford. The expertise and ingenuity of oil and gas
professionals is required to enable our industry to identify and
pull all the levers at our disposal to enable the world to prosper.
Prior to this he held various positions in the hydrocarbon

industry including stints at Entrepose contracting and Bouygues
Offshore as well as a first experience at Technip from 2002
to 2005 as Senior Vice President Africa-Mediterranean Sea
Offshore and Subsea.
Philippe Barril is a graduate of Ecole Centrale Lyon (1988).
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12151345
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The ATCE 2014 General Chair, Matthias Bichsel, former
Projects & Technology Director for Royal Dutch Shell, will
share his insights on the oil and gas industry.
Speaker:
Matthias Bichsel, Member of the Executive
Committee and former Projects &
Technology Director, Royal Dutch Shell
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proposal and a great paper. This session will also include
tips and tricks on making a good presentation and what
it takes to prepare a paper for the peer-review process.
Additional sessions are offered on Tuesday.
Instructor: Sunil Kokal, Saudi Aramco

Sunil Kokal is a petroleum engineering consultant at
Saudi Aramco in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. He is an expert
in the areas of enhanced oil recovery, hydrocarbon
phase behaviour, crude oil emulsions, and asphaltenes.
Kokal holds a BSc degree from the Indian Institute of
Technology, New Delhi, and a PhD degree from the
University of Calgary, both in chemical engineering.
He has written more than 75 technical papers and
contributed chapters on crude oil emulsions and fluid
sampling to SPEs Petroleum Engineering Handbook.
Kokal has served on many SPE committees, both at the
local and international levels. He was selected as an SPE
Distinguished Lecturer in 20072008 and received the
SPE Distinguished Member Award in 2008.
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Exhibition Theatre, Hall 5, Amsterdam RAI
* SE1: Sustainability Task Force Special Session
People, Profit, Planet: Advancing Practices that
Balance Economic Growth, Social Development, and
Environmental Protection Today and in the Future
In this 3-hour session, introduced by SPE President
Jeff Spath, operations managers and sustainability
practitioners will engage with each other to consider why
the world outside our sector is becoming increasingly
relevant and even an important source of business value.
Specific areas of stakeholder engagement, local content, and
strategic social investments will feature on the agenda. Dont
miss this refreshing view on our industry with a panel line-up
that includes Alyson Warhurst, Egbert Imomoh, Stephen
Newton, and Annette Stube. The session will conclude with a
plenary panel discussion and questions from the audience.
Introduction:
Jeff Spath, 2014 SPE President
SustainabilityWhy SPE Has Begun Work in
This Area
Moderator:
Johana Dunlop, SPE Sustainability Task
Force, Chairperson
Alyson Warhurst is CEO and founder of risk analysis and

mapping company Maplecroft. Over the last 10 years she has
built Maplecroft into the leading source of extra-financial risk
intelligence for the worlds largest multinational corporations,
financial institutions, governments, and NGOs. Coming from
an academic background, she now advises at board level
on societal and political risks, human rights, supply chain
management, corporate reputation, and sustainability. She is
a consultant to the World Economic Forum, where she is also
part of the faculty; she is a contributor to the Clinton Global
Initiative, and is on the Board of Trustees at Transparency
International UK. She is a non-executive director of the FTSE
250 listed New World Resources. From 1999 to 2009, she
was Professor of Strategy and International Development
at Warwick Business School, where she won the inaugural
Faculty Pioneer Beyond Grey Pinstripes Award (called the
Business School Oscars by the FT) and regularly won the
Outstanding Teacher Award. She was made an Honorary
Professor in 2010. She is an accomplished speaker at highlevel international events and has written several books
and more than one hundred articles, including a column
for Business Week. In 2010, she was a recipient of
Business Insurance magazines Women to Watch award.
Stephen Newton, CEO, Equitable Origin
Understanding the Value From Engaging Your
Stakeholders
Stephen Newton has been a vocal advocate
for good governance and social equity and a
champion of corporate social responsibility
(CSR) initiatives throughout his industry career. His years of
experience as an oil and gas executive, entrepreneur, and
engineer give him a well-rounded perspective that perfectly
complements Equitable Origins needs as a young and
growing company. As CEO, he is focused on building the oil
and gas industry adoption needed to ensure the companys
growth and financial sustainability and on working with
stakeholders to build a new marketplace for responsibly
produced oil and gas.
Newton has held executive leadership positions at Vetra
Energia SL, Transmeridien Exploration, Inc., Solana Resources
Limited, Alberta Energy, and Occidental Petroleum
Corporation (OXY), where he worked for more than
25 years. At OXY, he became the VP, Worldwide Engineering,
Technical Services and Health, Environment and Safety
(HES), including CSR initiatives, after serving as the President
of Occidental Colombia, where he was also responsible for
HES and CSR initiatives.
He received his MSc in petroleum engineering from the
Imperial College, University of London, a BE in mining and
petroleum engineering from the University of Queensland in
Brisbane, Australia, and an executive MBA from UCLA.
Imomoh is the Non-Executive Chairman and

Co-Founder of Afren plc. His petroleumindustry career began in 1968, when he joined Shell as a
petroleum engineer in Nigeria after completing training in
the Netherlands. During his career, Imomoh has worked
in Nigeria, the UK, and the Netherlands. He rose to the
position of Deputy Managing Director of Shell Petroleum
Development Company of Nigeria, which he held until his
retirement in February 2002. He then worked with Shell
International, London, as a Senior Corporate Adviser on
Nigeria during 200204.
Imomoh has been a member of the Society of Petroleum
Engineers since 1972 and was a founding member of the
local SPE organisation in Nigeria. He was Chairman of
the SPE Nigeria Council during 198889, became an SPE
Distinguished Member in 1989, and was named an Honorary
Member in 2011. Imomoh served as the first Africa Region
Director on the SPE Board of Directors during 200003,
chairing the Board Committee on Membership, Education,
and Professional Activities in 20022003. He has been
chairman of the SPE Nigeria Council Board of Trustees since
2007. Imomoh holds a degree in mechanical engineering
from the University of Birmingham, England.
Annette Stube, Group Head of
Sustainability, Maersk
Strategic Social InvestmentsShaping the
Future
Annette Stube is Director of Group
Sustainability in A.P. Moller - Maersk, a global
conglomerate with businesses within global transport and
energy, employing 89,000 people in 135 countries.
In 2008, she established a new CSR unit at the group
headquarters in Copenhagen which, in 2009, turned into
Group Sustainability, including Environment, Climate, Health
& Safety and Social Responsibility. A main pursuit has been
to systematise the approach to sustainability in Maersk and
turn it into a business advantage by integrating economic,
social and environmental considerations into business
strategy and decision making
Alyson Warhurst, Founder and CEO

Maplecroft
What Is All the Fuss About?A High Level
View on the Need for Sustainable Company
Behaviour
Egbert Imomoh, Non-Executive Chairman

and Co-Founder AFREN PLC and 2013 SPE
President
Local ContentOpportunity or Challenge?
#ATCE
Speakers:
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* SE2: Separations Technology Technical Section
Special Session Unlocking Hidden Production
Potential in Existing Facilities and Mature Fields
In keeping with the theme of affordable energy, this session will
explore options for optimising separation facilities to handle
the increase in water production and the drop in wellhead
pressure by assessing methods that are more suitable for the
change in production profiles. The main goals of minimising
cost and maximising recovery are to utilise existing facilities
while applying suitable, cost-effective upgrades.
Speakers:
Panelists:
Ed Grave, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Co.

Carlos Quintero, Total S.A.
Ian Charles Bedwell, Maxoil Solutions Ltd
Remko Westra, FMC Separation Systems B.V.
Moderators:
Victor van Asperen, FMC Technologies Separation Systems

Chris Buckingham, Southwest Research Institute
Brad Nelson, Maxoil Solutions
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A number of universities have scheduled alumni

receptions to coincide with ATCE 2014. These events
provide excellent opportunities for attendees to visit
and get reacquainted with old friends, and build new
relationships with other professionals.
17301930
Marietta College Alumni Reception
Artemis Hotel
John M. Keynesplein 2
1066 EP Amsterdam
Tel: 31.20.7141000
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University of Aberdeen Alumni Reception
Hotel Okura Amsterdam Griffioen Room
Ferdinand Bolstraat 333
1072 LH Amsterdam
Tel: 31.20.6787794
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The University of Tulsa Alumni Reception
Hotel Okura Amsterdam Heian I Room
Ferdinand Bolstraat 333
1072 LH Amsterdam
Tel: 31.20.6787794
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University of Kansas Alumni Reception
Haesje Claes Restaurant
Spuistraat 275
1012 VR Amsterdam
Tel: 31.20.6249998
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Forum Lounge
Petrobowl Reception
Sponsored by:
18002000
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The museum contains the worlds largest collection

of paintings by Vincent van Gough. There will be
an opportunity to tour the museum, network with
colleagues, and enjoy canapes and beverages.
18302030
Nassau Room, Hilton Amsterdam
Petroleum Data-Driven Analytics (PD2A) Technical
Section Reception
Sponsored by:
Moderator:
Shawn Shirzadi, Center of Expertise Program

Manager / Sr. Reservoir Engineer, BP
Chair, SPE Petroleum Data-Driven Analytics
(PD2A) Technical Section
Speakers:
Nicholas Clarke, Head of Analytics, Tessella
Following a career in academic research,
Nicholas Clarke has worked with Tessella in the
commercial technology sector since 1999. His
wide ranging work has included developing
Tessellas award winning asset management and
performance optimisation software. Moving through technical
roles as an analyst and programme manager, he is now Head
of Analytics. The years spent crunching numbers required to
model and visualise chemical bond formation are a strong
complement to those spent more recently in solving practical
problems in industry. They combine to give him a great feel for
the creative use of data. Clarke combines his own knowledge
with the weight of experience of his Tessella colleagues to
craft an analytics practice focused upon delivering tools
and techniques to improve decision making under the most
challenging conditions.
Ron Cramer, Senior Advisor, Shell
Ron Cramer is a principal optimisation engineer
with Shell Projects and Technology, Houston.
Cramer has 36 years experience in multiple
Shell E&P operating companies covering oil/
gas field operations, pipeline integrity/leak
detection, hydrocarbon accounting, maintenance/materials
management, instrumentation, telemetry, SCADA/DCS,
ESD/F&G, and information technology. He also worked for 12
years as a chemical engineer for Union Carbide and Polysar in
downstream research, process surveillance, and optimisation
areas. Cramer is a graduate chemical engineer, with a BSc from
Strathclyde University and an MSc from Waterloo University. He
has published and presented more than 50 papers regarding oil
and gas experiences.
17301945
Hotel Okura, Haesje Claes Restaurant,
and Artemis Hotel
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Sponsored by:
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Ballroom A&B, Hilton Amsterdam
* T Projects, Facilities, and Construction Dinner
DecommissioningProjects, Facilities,
and Construction Challenges
Over the next several years, the E&P industry faces a major
challenge in the increasing number of platforms that will be
decommissioned. Executing these projects in a way that is
economical, safe, socially acceptable, and environmentally
sound will present many technical, operational, and project
management problems.
This panel discussion will bring together leaders from major
oil and gas companies to discuss the facilities, project, and
construction-related issues involved in:
The various phases of a decommissioning project
Developing robust standards and procedures for
execution
The facilities design features that can greatly
simplify and facilitate eventual decommissioning
The important factors that control the timeline
and economics
How to capture and implement learnings, and how
to achieve continuous improvement
The associated hazards and risks
Environmental factors that must be met and overcome
Sponsored by:
Speakers:
Win Thornton, VP Decommissioning, BP
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Win Thornton has more than 35 years

experience in offshore construction and
decommissioning projects working as an
operator (CITGO, OXY, Chevron), contractor
(B&R, WorleyParsons), and consultant (TST,
WINMAR). He has extensive knowledge of the offshore oil
and gas industry, including clients, contractors, personnel,
equipment, procedures, construction, installation and
decommissioning techniques, and environmental and
regulatory issues. He is recognised as an industry expert
in offshore decommissioning and reuse. He managed the
decommissioning of 250+ offshore facilities and 30+ reuse
projects in the Gulf of Mexico. His global work experience
includes offshore decommissioning and reuse projects in the
Gulf of Mexico, North Sea, West Africa, California, Alaska,
Southeast Asia, and South America. He championed for 25+
years the environmentally sound and cost-effective disposal
of obsolete platforms through placement in state-sanctioned
Rigs-to-Reefs programmes.
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Nigel Jenkins, CEO, DECOM North Sea

Nigel Jenkins is CEO of DECOM North Sea.
His previous roles include board leadership
positions with AMEC and AECOM and
most recently as board director with KDC
Contractors, which has a long and successful
track record of onshore and offshore decommissioning
projects. He also served as a director with DECOM North
Sea from 2011 to 2013. Jenkins brings his wide experience
of collaborative working in the oil and gas, nuclear, water,
telecom, and manufacturing industries, to setting the vision
and strategic direction for DECOM North Sea.
Jim Lenton, Engineering Director, Europe,
AMEC
Jim Lenton was educated at the University
of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand,
receiving a first class honours degree in
chemical and process engineering. He started
his working career in New Zealand as a process engineer,
in the methanol industry, working for Methanex in New
Plymouth. He joined Brown and Root in 1993 as a process
engineer in Aberdeen, and progressed well in this company
to become an experienced engineering manager, working for
customers such as Shell, Total, and ExxonMobil.
Lenton left Brown and Root in 2005 and joined Petrofac as
their corporate Brownfield Engineering Manager. He helped
grow the business at Petrofac from a GBP 20m/annum to
300m/annum business and developed through positions
such as International Projects and Modifications Director to
Engineering Director.
He joined AMEC in January 2012 as the Engineering
Director for the EWA business, and was subsequently
promoted to the Engineering Director, Europe position in
October 2012.
After a general re-organisation in November 2013 his job
title changed to Technical Director Europe with a broader
scope to include quality and project management.
He is a fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers.
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Technical Sessions Monday, 27 October

Session 1
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INTEGRATED WORKFLOWS: GEOPHYSICS

AND FRACTURE CHARACTERISATION
Room
E103
Session Chairpersons:
Frederic Santarelli, Geomec
Bingjian Li, Schlumberger
Advanced reservoir description requires the use

of complex workflows integrating multiple data
sources and this session focuses on two aspects.
The first one is the use of geophysics data of
various natures (seismic, EM, etc.). The second is
the quantified characterisation of natural fractures
from the wellbore to the full reservoir scale.
1400 170757
A Model Segmentation from Spectral Clustering: New
Zonation Algorithm and Application to Reservoir History
Matching S. Kang, Texas A&M University
1425 170710
North Sea Case Study of an Integrated Sim2Seis Workflow
M. Tabatabaei, J. Milovac, R. Bastidas, R. Lau, E.W. Jameson,
Marathon Oil
1450 170808
Time Lapse (4D) Seismic for Reservoir Management: Case
Studies from Offshore Niger Delta, Nigeria S.O. Amoyedo,
E. Ekut, R. Salami, L. Goncalves-Ferreira, P. Desegaulx, Total
1545 170699
Fracture Characterisation of a Carbonate Reservoir by DFN
Modelling: A Case Study M. Ozkaya, M.E. Gozel, Turkish
Petroleum
1610 170845
Borehole Casing Sources for Electromagnetic Imaging of
Deep Formations A.F. Marsala, Saudi Aramco; A.D. Hibbs,
GroundMetrics; H. Morrison, Berkeley Geophysics
1635 170848
Fracture Aperture Calculations From Wireline and Logging
While Drilling Imaging Tools C.J. Maeso, Schlumberger;
M. Ponziani, Delft University; I. Le Nir, J. Kherroubi,
D. Quesada, I. Dubourg, S. Luthi, Schlumberger; E. Slob,
Delft University; K. Fisher, L. Honeyman, R. Brown, Endeavor
Energy Resources; O. Zennied, Schlumberger
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Session 2
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DVANCE TECHNOLOGIES FOR

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DOWNHOLE FLOW MONITORING
Room
E108
Philippe Legrand, Baker Hughes
Mohammad Tabatabaei, Marathon Oil
New technologies are being introduced to the O&G.

Distributed sensing technologies such as Distributed
Temperature Surveys (DTS) and Distributed Acoustic
Sensing (DAS) are making headways in the field of
In-Flow Monitoring. This session covers advances
in such acquisition, data retrieval and interpretation
techniques for qualitative and quantitative
evaluation of flow characteristics in reservoirs.
1400 170788
Laboratory Investigation of Acoustic Behavior for Flow
From Fracture to a Wellbore R. Martinez, K. Chen,
R. Santos, A.D. Hill, D. Zhu, Texas A&M University
1425 170679
Using Distributed Acoustic Sensors to Optimise Production
in Intelligent Wells A. Bukhamsin, R.N. Horne, Stanford
University
1450 170844
Borehole Flow Monitoring Using a Non-Intrusive Passive
Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) D.C. Finfer, V. Mahue,
T. Parker, M. Farhadiroushan, Silixa
1545 170917
Flow Monitoring and Production Profiling Using DAS
P. In t Panhuis, H. den Boer, J. van der Horst, R. Paleja,
D. Randell, D. Joinson, P. McIvor, Shell; K. Green, R. Bartlett,
OptaSense
1610 170619
Wireless Inflow Monitoring in a Subsea Field Development:
A Case Study from the Hyme Field Offshore Mid-Norway
S. Mjaaland, E. Gudding, Statoil; C.A. Andresen, ResMan
1635 170874
Diagnosis of Multi-Stage Fracture Stimulation in Horizontal
Wells by Downhole Temperature Measurements
J. Cui, D. Zhu, Texas A&M University; M. Jin, Shell

14001700
WELL OPERATIONS CASE STUDIES:

MONITORING, INTERVENTION AND
ARTIFICIAL LIFT
Room
G106/
107
Bertrand Theuveny, Schlumberger
Rajan Chokshi, Weatherford
Session 4
14001700
COMPLETION TECHNOLOGY
Mark Glaser, Weatherford
Nicholas Clem, Baker Hughes
Room
E102
This session presents a variety of completion

techniques and material technologies. Topics
include technological advancements in completion
design in unconventional and HP/HT applications.
Also included are nano and soluble material
technologies to optimise completion efficiency.
This session covers well monitoring, control, and

artificial lift novel technologies. Case studies
present the implementation of these new
techniques in a variety of environments.
1400 170876
Solving Dual Trip Zonal Isolation Issue: Single Trip Plug
and Abandonment System Saves Operator Six Days Rig
Time, UK North Sea H. Hogg, G. Lees, Shell; M. Fearn,
M.Z. Khan, G. Adetona, R. Strachan, Schlumberger
1425 170898
Preventing Scale Deposition Downhole Using High
Frequency Electromagnetic AC Signals from Surface
To Enhance Production A.H. Krag, Hess; A.M. Fergusson,
M. Grainger, Weatherford International
1450 170772
Designing Downhole Chemical Injection Systems
L.A. Guerra, G.H. de Oliveira, Petrobras
1545 170816
How Intelligent Coiled Tubing Technology Combined
with Real-Time Down-Hole Camera Visuals Created a
Formula for Success During a Challenging Thru-Tubing
Re-Completion Operation in the North Sea
R.M. De Jonge, U.A. Tousis, J. Nijenhuis, Baker Hughes
1610 170706
X-Ray Backscatter Imaging in an Oil Well M. Spannuth,
M. Esmaeili, S. Gunn, D. Ponce-Marquez, H. Torsteinsen,
A. Voll, Visuray
1425 170831
Going LongOvercoming Challenges in Completing
3600m Laterals R. Liston, C.W. Lynn, Shell; B. Layton,
Step Energy Services; E. Fraswer, ThruTubing Solutions
1450 170641
The Evolution, Optimisation and Experience of Multistage
Frac Completions in a North Sea Environment T. Koloy,
K. Brkke, T. Sorheim, P. Lonning, Trican Completion Solutions
1545 170738
Composite Plug Milling Efficiency Improvement Through
Rheology ControlLessons Learned From the Horizontal
Completions in the Duvernay Shale D. Huynh, O. Medvedev,
Shell; S. Hamid, Y. Anas, Sanjel
1610 170906
Developing an Innovative Nano-Coated, Smart-Material
To Optimise Efficiency of Oilfield Completion Applications
N. Carrejo, O.R. Espinoza, H. Wibowo, S. Gaudette, Baker Hughes
1635 170694
Acid Soluble PlugsPressure Tight Solution for a
Pre-Perforated Liner E.J. Livingston, K.H. Bjornen,
D.W. Burkhead, W.W. Gilbert, A. Kent, J. Leitch, L. Zhou,
ConocoPhillips
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1635 170916
The Case for Utilizing Hydraulic Jet Pumps in the Bakken
C.W. Clark, L.G. Griffin, C.M. Pearson, S. Strickland, Liberty
Resources
1400 170919
The HPHT Completion LandscapeYesterday, Today,
and Tomorrow D.J. Lehr, S.D. Collins, Baker Hughes
Session 3
Drilling and
Completions

Responsibility
Management
and Information
and Dynamics
and Construction
Production and
Operations
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Session 5
14001700
DRILLING AUTOMATION
Room
E104/
105
Mario Zamora, M-I SWACO, a Schlumberger company
Fred Florence, National Oilwell Varco
The increasing implementation of drilling automation

has largely been the result of advancements in sensor,
communication, network, and systems technology.
This session looks at how these technologies are
impacting condition monitoring of downhole
equipment, lateral well placement, kick detection,
drive systems, and tripping optimisation. A keynote
speaker will present his views on how the different
elements of drilling automation will have to interact
to achieve maximum benefit and efficiency.
1400 170861
Wellbore Trajectory Control Using Minimum Well Profile
Energy Criterion for Drilling Automation Z. Liu, R. Samuel,
Halliburton
1425
Invited Presenter
Addressing the Future T Challenges in Well Construction:
Talent, Training, Technology and Thoroughness E. van Oort,
The University of Texas at Austin
1450 170586
Advanced Drilling Dynamics Sensors Allow Real-Time
Drilling Optimisation, Damage Prevention and Condition
Monitoring of RSS and LWD BHAs L.A. Lines, C.L. Mauldin,
J.W. Hill, R.A. Aiello, Weatherford
1545 170644
Systems Modelling and Design of Automated Directional
Drilling Systems G.C. Downton, Schlumberger
1610 170770
Field Premiere of Along-String Dynamic Measurements
for Automated Drilling Optimisation Using Downhole
Information D.M. Veeningen, A.P. Pink, M. McRay, M. Luthi,
National Oilwell Varco
1635 170599
Underreamer with Real-Time Communications and Optimal
Bit Design Achieves Successful Lateral Well PlacementA
Case Study B.C. Chiniwala, S.R. Radford, Baker Hughes;
R.M. Bacon, T. Fuller, O. Badru, BP
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Session 6
14001700
FLUIDS, PROPPANTS, AND

FRACTURE CONDUCTIVITY
Room
E106/
107
Mark Glaser, Weatherford
Nicholas Clem, Baker Hughes
This session presents a variety of completion

techniques and material technologies. Topics
include technological advancements in completion
design in unconventional and HP/HT applications.
Also included are nano and soluble material
technologies to optimise completion efficiency.
1400 170775
Experimental and Numerical Studies on Reduced Fracture
Conductivity Due to Proppant Embedment in the Shale
Reservoirs J. Zhang, L. Ouyang, ConocoPhillips; A.D. Hill,
D. Zhu, Texas A&M University
1425 170602
A Friction Reducer: Self-Cleaning To Enhance Conductivity
for Hydraulic Fracturing H. Chung, T. Hu, X. Ye, J.E. Maxey,
Halliburton
1450 170785
Optimizing Hydraulic Fracture Performance in the Liquids-Rich
Eagle Ford Shale: How Much Proppant Is Enough?
W.H. Al-Tailji, StrataGen; N. Smith, E F Energy; R.F. Shelley,
StrataGen
1545 170790
The Relationship Between Rock Properties and Fracture
Conductivity in the Fayetteville Shale K. Briggs, A.D. Hill,
D. Zhu, Texas A&M University; K. Olson, Southwestern Energy
1610 170638
A 4-Year Survey of the Application of an Environmentally
Preferred Solid Inhibitor in North Dakota
D. Shen, S. Szymczak, J. Lind, D. Galvan, W.H. Steiner,
D.V. Gupta, Baker Hughes
1635 170640
Chemically Enhanced Proppant Transport J.S. Boyer,
D.M. Maley, B.J. ONeil, Trican Well Service
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Session 8
14001700
RESERVES ESTIMATION AND REPORTING

Randal Brush, William M. Cobb & Associates
Leon Beugeisdijk, Shell
Room
G102
How is the value of a company impacted when changing

from a set of reserves guidelines to another? This
session presents a range of papers and case studies on
the complexity of reserves estimation and reporting.
1400 170747
Chance of Development: What Is It? Can We Estimate It?
How Should We Use It? D. Peacock, T. Jennings, Gaffney,
Cline & Associates
1425 170960
The Myth of Sweet Spot Exploration W.J. Haskett, Decision
Strategies
1450 170885
The Value Added of Five Years of the PRMS
E. Kreft, R. Godderij, B.C. Scheffers, EBN
1545 170616
Interpretation of Recent SEC Reserves Reporting Guidance
E.C. Morales, SGS Horizon; W.J. Lee, University of Houston
1610 170681
Integrating Unconventional Resource Opportunities Into an
Exploration and Production Portfolio L.G. Chorn,
R.G. Dusterhoft, Halliburton
1635 170612
Lease Fuel, Fuel Gas or Fuel Consumed in OperationsIs it
Reserves? E.C. Morales, SGS Horizon; W.J. Lee, University of
Houston
14001700
CHALLENGES IN PVT AND LAB

ANALYSIS OF RESERVOIR SYSTEMS
Room
G104/
105
Luis Ayala, Pennsylvania State University
Oleg Zhdaneev, Schlumberger
Reliable PVT calculations and laboratory analysis are

critical components any accurate reservoir description.
This session will discuss a number of important
issues relevant to PVT predictions and experimental
measurements, including EOS component lumping
schemes, PVT selection and screening criteria, effects
of gas injection in asphaltene precipitation, effects of
ultra-small pore confinement on PVT fluid properties,
EOS tuning, relative permeability measurement quality
control, and phase behaviour modelling and prediction.
1400 170912
Global Component Lumping for EOS Calculations
S. Alavian, Petroleum Engineering Reservoir Analysts;
C.H. Whitson, Norwegian University of Science and
Technology; S.O. Martinsen, Pera
1425 170695
Screening Criteria and Methodology For Quality Check
and PVT Selection For Reservoir Studies J.E. Paredes,
R. Perez, L. Perera Perez, Pemex; C.J. Larez, Schlumberger
1450 170585
How Acid Gas Affects Asphaltene Precipitation Behavior
H. Yonebayashi, K. Takabayashi, R. Iizuka, INPEX; S. Tosic,
ExxonMobil
1545 170685
Effect of Confinement on PVT Properties of Hydrocarbons
in Shale Reservoirs T. Pitakbunkate, P. Balbuena, Texas A&M
University; G.J. Moridis, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory;
T.A. Blasingame, Texas A&M University
1610 170601
Correlations To Estimate Key Gas Condensate Properties
Through Field Measurement of Gas Condensate Ratio
J.E. Paredes, R. Perez, L. Perez, Pemex; C.J. Larez,
Schlumberger
1635 170903
Phase Behavior Modelling and Flow Simulation for
Low-Temperature CO2 Injection H. Pan, Stanford University;
Y. Chen, J. Sheffield, Y. Chang, D. Zhou, Chevron
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Session 9
14001700
ADVANCES IN ENHANCED AND

IMPROVED OIL RECOVERY TECHNOLOGY
Room
G103
Annie Audibert-Hayet, Total
Prasant Sainani, ConocoPhillips
Recent advances in enhanced oil recovery (EOR)

and improved oil recovery (IOR) have resulted in a
better understanding of processes such as chemical
EOR, polymer floods, In-Situ Conversion Process
(ICP) of oil shale, alkaline-surfactant polymer
(ASP), and vapor extraction (VAPEX) of heavy oils,
in fractured and heterogeneous porous media.
Practical and theoretical findings are shared as
results in these outstanding and selected studies.
1400 170927
A New HLD-NAC Based EOS Approach to Predict
Surfactant-Oil-Brine Phase Behavior for Live Oil at
Reservoir Pressure and Temperature S. Ghosh, R.T. Johns,
Pennsylvania State University
1425 170657
Polymer Flood Incremental Oil Recovery and Efficiency
in Layered Reservoirs Including Non-Newtonian and
Viscoelastic Effects A. Laoroongroj, T. Gumpenberger,
T. Clemens, OMV
1450 170966
A Mechanistic Model for Wettability Alteration by
Chemically Tuned Water Flooding in Carbonate Reservoirs
C. Qiao, L. Li, R.T. Johns, J. Xu, Pennsylvania State University
1545 170825
Ammonia-Based ASP Processes for Gypsum-Containing
Reservoirs H. Sharma, U. Weerasooriya, G. Pope,
K.K. Mohanty, The University of Texas At Austin
1610 170811
In-Situ Visualization of Multidimensional Imbibition in Dual
Porosity Carbonates A.J. Alshehri, Saudi Aramco;
A.R. Kovscek, Stanford University
1635 170733
Evolution of Porosity, Permeability, and Fluid Saturations
During Thermal Conversion of Oil Shale
K.R. Kibodeaux, Shell
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ePoster Presentations Monday, 27 October

Paper
Station Title and Authors
13001315 Ruby Lounge

170856
Evaluation of Fault Sealing Ability and Prediction of Fault Critical Reactivation Pressure in Water
Flooding Reservoir
Y. Hou, C. Zhao, Y. Su, T. Wu, X. Luo, Q. Yang, K. Huang, China National Offshore Oil Company
170838
Production Data Integration for Virtual Flow Metering

G.A. Moreno, A. Garriz, Y-TEC; M. Badessich, G. Bottesi, YPF
170777
First Successful Application of Horizontal Open Hole Multistage Completion Systems in Turkeys
Selmo Field
D. Mitchell, J. Davis, TransAtlantic Petroleum; J. Appleton, M.A. Watson, Packers Plus Energy Services
170817
Modelling Heavy Oil Viscosity During Thermal Stimulation Using the Free Volume Theory
J.J. De La Porte, R. Zimmerman, Imperial College; C.A. Kossack, Schlumberger
170835
Fracturing Fluid Effects on Youngs Modulus and Embedment in the Niobrara Formation
H. Corapcioglu, J. Miskimins, M. Prasad, Colorado School of Mines
170631
A Semi-Analytical Solution To Transient Temperature Behavior Along The Wellbore and Its
Applications In Production Management
B. Xu, X. Wu, University of Oklahoma; Y. Gao, China University of Petroleum; K. Ling, University of
North Dakota
170946
Mitigation of Terrain Induced Slugging Using Mixer Devices

B. Brasjen, J. Veltin, TNO; J.H. Hansen, Maersk Oil
170692
Drillstring Network 2.0: An Enhanced Drillstring Network Based on 100 Wells of Experience
A.D. Craig, R. Adsit, National Oilwell Varco
170607
High-Temperature Fracturing Fluids Prepared with Extremely High-TDS and Hard Produced Water
L. Li, H. Sun, Q. Qu, H.V. Le, M. Ault, J. Zhou, M.C. Guerin, M. Legemah, D. Smith, Baker Hughes
170581
Real Time Kick Detection And Also Increasing Ultrasonic Caliper Accuracy By Measuring Speed of
Sound Within Drilling Fluid In The Downhole Condition
B. Elahifar, F. Fasch, Think and Vision Company; G. Thonhauser, University of Leoben
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170937
Evaluation of a More Environmentally Sensitive Approach to Microbiological Control Programmes

for Hydraulic Fracturing Operations in the Marcellus Shale Utilizing a Nitrate Reducing Bacteria and
Nitrate Based Treatment System
E. Corrin, M. Harless, C. Rodriguez, Multi-Chem; D.L. Degner, R. Archibeque, Range Resources
170902
Novel Dynamic Diversion Applied in Stimulation of Shale Plays in North Mexico

A. Valenzuela, PEMEX, A. Parra, L.D. Gigena, M.I. Weimann, R. Villarreal, N.L. Acosta E. Potapova,
Schlumberger
170973
Assessment of Hydrocarbon Saturation in Organic-Rich Source Rocks Using Combined

Interpretation of Dielectric and Electrical Resistivity Measurements
H. Chen, Z. Heidari, Texas A&M University
170807
Impact of Polar Components on Crude Oil-Water Interfacial Film Formation: A Mechanisms

for Low-Salinity Waterflooding
V. Alvarado, G. Garcia-Olvera, P. Hoyer, T. Lehmann, University of Wyoming
ePoster Presentations Monday, 27 October

Paper

170989
A New Approach for Fast Evaluations of Large Portfolios of Oil and Gas Fields
D. Castineira, A. Mondal, S. Matringe, Quantum Reservoir Impact
170847
Enhanced Vapour Extraction (VAPEX) of Heavy Oils Through Foamy Oil Flow and Viscous Fingering
X. Jia, Y. Gu, University of Regina
170649
Diffusion and Dispersion Dominated Solvent Injection Processes in Oil Saturated Porous Media:
3-D Visualization Experiments Using Laser Technology
F. Fang, T. Babadagli, University of Alberta
170786
Novel Processing of Electromagnetic Logging Measurements through Metallic Casing

G. Gao, Schlumberger
170819
Investigating Aperture-Based Stress-Dependent Permeability and Capillary Pressure in

Rock Fractures
D. Huo, B. Li, S.M. Benson, Stanford University
170985
Recovery Mechanism of Thermal Process in Naturally Fractured Tight Diatomite Heavy Oil Reservoir
P.E. Harness, G. Tang, A. Inouye, D. Lowry, Chevron
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TUESDAY
07000800
Distinguished Lecturer Breakfast
Nassau and Staten Rooms,

Hilton Amsterdam
07000815
Mexicos Upstream Reform Breakfast
Elicium Ballroom
07301700
Registration
Exhibition Hall 1
08301155
Technical Sessions
E102E108, G102G107
08301155
SE3 Special Session: Assessing Environmental Impacts

to Groundwater, Air and Our Global Community
Exhibition Theatre, Hall 5
08301155
SE4 Special Session: Aging Assets in the North Sea

Sector: Three Different Perspectives
Auditorium
08301230
International Student Paper ContestUndergraduate

and Masters Divisions
Elicium Room D503 and D507
09001200
09001300
Soft Skills Workshop I (includes lunch at noon)

The Impact of Intrinsic Motivation on Business Results
Rooms 12, Mercure Hotel Amsterdam City
09001300
09001730
Soft Skills Workshop II (includes lunch at noon)

Collaborate Through Understanding the Dynamics
of Facts and Opinions
Exhibition
10101040
Coffee Break
Exhibition Halls 15
10101040
Ruby Lounge
12001400
Expo Luncheon
Exhibition Halls 15
12001600
Young Professionals Workshop (includes lunch at noon)

Expanding Opportunities for YPs in Industry:
Thinking Outside Technical and Managerial Roles
12001600
Soft Skills Workshop III (includes lunch at noon)

Networking and Mentoring to Build Beneficial
Relationships
12151345
Wellbore Positioning Technical Section Topical Luncheon

Why Did Your Reservoir Just Move?
Emerald Room
12151345
Research and Development Technical Section

Topical Luncheon: Emerging Technologies in
Exploration and Production
Europe Foyer 1
13001330
Ruby Lounge
13001500
Student Communications Skills Workshop
Elicium Room D304
13301700
International Student Paper ContestPhD Division
Elicium Room D507
14001700
Technical Sessions
E102E108, G102G107
14001700
SE6 Special Session: CO2-EOR as a Pathway for CCUS
Auditorium
15151545
Coffee Break
Exhibition Halls 15
15151545
Ruby Lounge
16301730
Happy Hour on Exhibition Floor
Exhibition Halls 15
17001900
Young Professionals Reception
Europe Foyer 2
19002230
Annual Awards Banquet
Beurs van Berlage
Exhibition Halls 15
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Events Tuesday, 28 October

07000800
Nassau and Staten Rooms, Hilton Amsterdam
T Breakfast Honouring SPE Distinguished Lecturers
and Their Companies SPE Mission Fulfilled
through the Distinguished Lecturer Programme
Would you like to hear about an SPE programme that
satisfies the SPE mission statement of collect, disseminate,
and exchange knowledge about the petroleum industry,
learn more about the Programme, and honour past and
current Distinguished Lecturers and their companies?
Join us for a special breakfast. Rick Stanley, current
Distinguished Lecturer (DL) Committee Chair and Region
Technical Manager Pressure Pumping at Baker Hughes
will give an update of the current DL Programme and
how we are fulfilling our mission in many different ways.
A portion of the ticket fee is paid for by the Distinguished
Lecturer Programme. Please sign up to attend the breakfast
honouring Distinguished Lecturers when you register for
ATCE!
08301155
SE3: Special Session Assessing Environmental
Impacts to Groundwater, Air, and Our Global
Community
Consensus regarding the environmental risks of shale
exploration has been complicated by the lack of accurate
and consistent procedure and practices for characterising
potential impacts and/or waste streams associated
with shale oil/gas development. Critical shortcomings in
characterisation efforts include a lack of consistency in
monitoring time frames, constituents of concern, analytical
tools and methods, sample collection methods, and
reporting, resulting in conflicting conclusions regarding
the risks of extraction and a lack of public confidence in
monitoring results. This panel will focus on repeatable and
defensible procedures for assessing environmental impacts
to ground water, air and other media.
Moderator:
Richard Haut, Southwest Research Institute
07000815
T Mexicos Upstream Reform Breakfast
A historic constitutional energy reform was promulgated

in Mexico in December 2013. This is the most significant
overhaul of the energy sector in this country in more than half
a century: a truly major, better-than-expected reform. This
new constitutional framework has great advantages such as
contracting flexibility that allows a wide variety of contracting
models (production sharing, profit sharing, licences, and
service), strengthening of regulatory agencies, and a new
identity for the national oil company, among others.
Secondary legislation was also recently promulgated on
11 August 2014. These laws seek the best technicaleconomic-legal combination to maximise benefits for Mexico.
This talk will describe the scope of Mexicos Upstream
Reform, the elements included in it, the new attributions
of the National Hydrocarbon Commissionthe Upstream
regulator, a description of the areas and fields that have been
granted to Pemex as a result of Round Zero, and a detailed
description of the exploratory areas and development fields that
will be included in Round One, including Pemexs farm-outs.
The timeline for Round One will also be explained, which
includes the publication of term sheets, definition of technical
and fiscal terms as well as the contract model, the availability of
data rooms, bidding packages, and the awarding of contracts.
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Comisin Nacional de Hidrocarburos
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Ticketed Event
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Panelists:
Panelists:
Dave Burnett, Texas A&M University

Ann Smith, GSI Environmental
Susan Stuver, Institute for Renewable Natural Resources
Gerhard Thonhauser, University of Leoben
Perspective from operator on the analysis and decision

to sell off an aging asset
Perspective from operator that through technology and
process implementations, extended the life of its own
aging asset
Perspective from oil and gas on making the most out of
the North Sea
Perspective from an SPE Technical Director on where
the industry is headed
Moderator:
Paul Jones, Chevron ETS
Panelists:
Robert Davenport, Apache North Sea

John Hand, ConocoPhillips
Michael Tholen, Economic Director Oil & Gas UK
Howard Duhon, SPE Technical Director Projects, Facilities,
and Construction
Room
Room
08301230
D507
International Student Paper Contest
Undergraduate and Masters Divisions
Watch presenters from around the world compete in the

Undergraduate and Masters divisions of this contest.

proposal and a great paper. This session will also include tips
and tricks on making a good presentation and what it takes
to prepare a paper for the peer-review process.
Instructor: Tayfun Babadagli, University of Alberta
Tayfun Babadagli is a professor in the Civil and
Environmental Engineering Department, School of Mining
and Petroleum Engineering, University of Alberta. Babadagli
previously served on the faculty at Istanbul Technical
University in Turkey and Sultan Qaboos University in Oman.
His areas of interest include modelling fluid and heat
flow in heterogeneous and fractured reservoirs, reservoir
characterisation through stochastic and fractal methods,
optimisation of oil/heavy-oil recovery by conventional/
unconventional EOR methods, and CO2 sequestration.
Babadagli holds BSc and MSc degrees from Istanbul
Technical University and MSc and PhD degrees from
the University of Southern California, all in petroleum
engineering. He was an executive editor for SPE Reservoir
Evaluation & Engineering from 20102013 and served as a
20132014 SPE Distinguished Lecturer.
09001300
T Soft Skills Workshop I (includes lunch)
The Impact of Intrinsic Motivation on
Business Results
This interactive workshop is focused on the fundamental
importance of both intrinsic motivation and optimal
leadership to generate engagement and excellent
performance in the workplace. Intrinsic motivation is the
necessary basic ingredient to start any journey towards high
business performance, innovation, customer satisfaction
and excellence, but it needs to be nurtured and supported
by good leaders with passion and full commitment. As most
professionals today work both as team members and as team
leaders in different projects, they are required to learn the
skills of how to act simultaneously as self-directed, engaged
workers and as effective team leaders. Understanding
Intrinsic Motivation supports the soft skills of Leadership,
Establishing Direction, Innovation and Resilience.
This panel will feature the different perspectives of North Sea

sector operations on aging or maturing assets.
09001200
#ATCE
08301155
SE4: Special Session Aging Assets in the North
Sea Sector: Three Different Perspectives
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09001300
T Soft Skills Workshop II (includes lunch)
Collaborate Through Understanding the
Dynamics of Facts and Opinions
in order to add value for both your career and for your
employer. Mentoring will always be an integral part of our
development. This relationship-based process for the
transmission of knowledge (relevant to work, career, or
professional development) will enable us to gain the personal
and professional skills needed to face the challenges ahead.
Its importance becomes evident as we recognise the value
of networking, advice, and support a mentor can give us
when developing a quality and healthy relationship. Building
fluency in the use of networking and mentoring supports the
Soft Skills of Networking, Diversity, Mentoring, and Teamwork.
Facts and opinions underpin all decisions and actions

we take. They determine the quality and effectiveness of
all human interactions. Facts provide for a foundational
starting point of any conversation and trigger the process
of formation of opinions. Opinions provide an entry point
for clarification of standards, objectives, and concerns and
move us toward action. Understanding the differences and
12151345
similarities between facts and opinions creates potential
Emerald Room, Amsterdam RAI
for mutual understanding and identification of shared
* T Wellbore Positioning Technical Section Topical
objectives. Using the tools that de-construct facts and
Luncheon Why Did Your Reservoir Just Move?
opinions provides the opportunity to glimpse at the subtext
of difficult and emotionally laden interactions. Understanding
Geophysicists and geologists deal with uncertainty on a
the source and subtexts of opinions creates the context
daily basis, but expect their downhole well surveys to be
for effective collaboration, conflict resolution, and
absolutely precise. The reality is that poor survey practices
sustainable relationships. Exploring the dynamics of Facts
and bad assumptions can introduce depth and other
and Opinions supports the Soft Skills of Integrity, Effective
errors that severely affect reservoir position and estimates,
Communications, and Critical Thinking.
potentially impacting company stock valuations.
Industry experts will examine the scale of the problem and
suggest practical means to improve understanding of your
12001600
reservoir. The event will conclude with a panel discussion of
audience questions.
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Young Professionals Workshop (includes lunch)

Expanding Opportunities for YPs in Industry:
Thinking Outside Technical and Managerial Roles
The oil industry is increasingly becoming diverse and new

career opportunities are emerging. Roles are no longer either
pure technical or managerial roles; rather, a mix of techno/
managerial/commercial roles are emerging. New roles are
attracting entrepreneurs in petroleum start-ups, finance
specialists in planning and trading, techno-MBAs into oil
and gas acquisitions, and science-rooted professionals into
research and big data analysis.
This workshop will provide a chance for young professionals
(YPs) to learn about emerging career opportunities in the
petroleum industry, which require a mix of technical and
managerial skill sets. The workshop will include a panel
discussion featuring panelists with diverse backgrounds
entrepreneur, researcher, leaders of new business development
groups, asset managers, and career counsellor.
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Networking and Mentoring to Build Beneficial
Relationships
Networking is one of the most powerful tools for accelerating
and sustaining successful careers. Networking is about
making the right connections and building beneficial
relationships. Learn how to grow your networking skills
to influence change and to build collaborative relationships
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Ticketed Event
*
Moderator:
Robert Wylie, Product Line Director, NOV
Robert Wylie was one of the founders of the
ISCWSA, striving to spread best practices
around the wellbore positioning community.
He is currently Section Treasurer, where he
is expected to maintain more than 2 sigma
accuracy on the accounts.
Speakers:
Angus Jamieson, University of the Highlands

and Islands
With many years of industry-leading

experience in all aspects of surveying both on
surface and downhole, Professor Jamieson
is an illuminating speaker on best practices
and the consequences of not following them. He is a former
Chairman of the ISCWSA.
A.M. (Ton) Loermans
Petrophysicist Ton Loermans is an industry
leader on logging depth control, receiving
an SPWLA award for Distinguished Technical
Achievement in 2012. He will address the
gap between the well bore surveyor and
the G&G community who seem to think all is
hunky-dory.
In a series of informative and thought-provoking

presentations, a panel of industry experts will discuss trends
for cost reduction and improving return on investment
through emerging drilling and production technologies and
new exploration techniques for oil and gas resources. A Q&A
session will follow the presentations.
Moderator:
Mariano Gurfinkel, Hess Corporation

Tom Tilton, Weatherford
14001700
SE6: Special Session CO2-EOR as a Pathway
for CCUS
With a worldwide emphasis on reducing carbon emissions
into the atmosphere, carbon dioxide enhanced oil recovery
(CO2-EOR) is well situated to provide critical experience for
long-term carbon management strategies. This proposed
special session will first set the stage by discussing the
worldwide potential for CO2-EOR and the potential carbon
storage associated with these oil recovery projects. To relate
the experiences of a group of unique and entrepreneurial
petroleum firms, case studies will be brought forth to show
success stories with regard to matching amenable oil fields
with anthropogenic CO 2 sources. Burgeoning activities in
residual oil zones (thick, low oil saturation reservoirs beneath
the main pay zone) that increase both oil reserves and CO2
storage potential will be discussed. Finally, new and exciting
pilot project(s) will be highlighted.
Moderators:
Panelists:
Haroon Kheshgi, ExxonMobil

George Koperna, Advanced Resources
Jan Grimnes, Foster Finlay Associates
Bill Kline, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company
Ben van den Brule, Shell Technology
Room
13001500
D304
Elicium, Amsterdam RAI
Speakers:
Michael Godec, Advanced Resources
The Worldwide Potential for CO2-EOR
and Associated CO2 Storage
This workshop gives students the opportunity to hone their

networking abilities, refine their communication skills, and
build up a toolkit of essential knowledge for their careers
ahead. Students will work in small groups to gain valuable
insight into working in a truly global industry, from cultural
implications to practical advice for the workplace.
Dou Hongen, PetroChina

The Current Status of and Prospects for
CO2-EOR in China
Room
13301700
D507
Elicium, Amsterdam RAI
International Student Paper ContestPhD Division
Reid Grigg, New Mexico Institute of Mining

and Technology
CCUS Case Study: Farnsworth Unit
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Topical Luncheon Emerging Technologies in
Exploration and Production
Watch presenters from around the world compete in

the PhD division of this contest.
A reception for Young Professionals to enjoy refreshments and

canaps while mingling with other YPs from all over the world.
#ATCE
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Young Professionals Reception
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Annual Awards Banquet

19002230
Beurs van Berlage
The Annual Awards Banquet is the premier event of ATCE
and celebrates the key successes within SPE and the oil and
gas industry as a whole. This year the banquet will be held at
the Beurs van Berlage in central Amsterdam. The banquet
is a great opportunity to recognise the outstanding
achievements of SPE members and their contributions to
the industry.
The Beurs van Berlage is well served by public transport links.
There are no organised transport arrangements either to or
from the venue. For alternate arrangements, please see
Annual Awards Banquet Transport on page 18.
SPE & AIME
SUPPORTED AWARD RECIPIENTS

HONORARY MEMBERSHIP
Adam T. Bourgoyne Jr., Bourgoyne Engineering
*Ali Dogru, Saudi Aramco
S.M. Farouq Ali, H.O.R. Tech
Thomas Perkins, ARCO (retired)
Albert C. Reynolds Jr., University of Tulsa
*Mary F. Wheeler, The University of Texas at Austin
ANTHONY F. LUCAS GOLD MEDAL
*Marvin Gearhart, Gearhart Companies
DeGOLYER DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDAL
Syed A. Ali, Schlumberger
CHARLES F. RAND MEMORIAL GOLD MEDAL
Andrew Gould, BG Group
INTERNATIONAL AWARD RECIPIENTS

JOHN FRANKLIN CARLL AWARD
A. Daniel Hill, Texas A&M University
LESTER C. UREN AWARD
*Birol Dindoruk, Shell
DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
FOR PETROLEUM ENGINEERING FACULTY
Thomas A. Blasingame, Texas A&M University
PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD
D. Nathan Meehan, Baker Hughes
DISTINGUISHED LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Maria das Graas Silva Foster, Petrobras
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD
Kamel Bennaceur, Government of Tunisia
Marco Brignoli, Eni E&P
*Helen Chang, Nexen Energy ULC (a CNOOC Limited
company)
*Willem Schulte, SOGIC
Sponsored by
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AIME ROSSITER W. RAYMOND MEMORIAL AWARD

Ebrahim Fathi, West Virginia University
I. Yucel Akkutlu, Texas A&M University
Multiscale Gas Transport in Shales With Local
Kerogen Heterogeneities
SPE Awards
Applaud your colleagues accomplishments
by nominating them for outstanding
work in the E&P industry.
Nominations open: 15 November 2014
Nomination deadline: 15 February 2015
For
more Event
information,
visit www.spe.org/awards.
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Ticketed
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Technical
Section Event
CEDRIC K. FERGUSON MEDAL AND CERTIFICATE

Joachim Moortgat (Medal), Ohio State University
Zhidong Li (Certificate), ExxonMobil
Abbas Firoozabadi (Certificate), Reservoir
Engineering Research Institute
Injection in Vertical and Horizontal Cores:
Measurements and Numerical Simulation
COMPLETIONS OPTIMISATION
AND TECHNOLOGY AWARD
Jennifer L. Miskimins, Barree & Associates
DRILLING ENGINEERING AWARD
Rolv Rommetveit, eDrilling Solutions
FORMATION EVALUATION AWARD
Paul F. Worthington, Park Royd P&P (England) Limited
HEALTH, SAFETY, SECURITY, ENVIRONMENT,
AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AWARD
Angelo Madera, Eni E&P
MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION AWARD
Saeed Al-Mubarak, Saudi Aramco
PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS AWARD
Robert Sutton, Consultant
PROJECTS, FACILITIES, AND CONSTRUCTION AWARD
Gene E. Kouba, Chevron
RESERVOIR DESCRIPTION AND DYNAMICS AWARD
Faruk Civan, University of Oklahoma
YOUNG MEMBER OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD
Ghaithan Al-Muntasheri, Saudi Aramco
Matthew Balhoff, The University of Texas at Austin
Manish Choudhary, Shell
Siddhartha Gupta, Schlumberger
Ning Liu, Chevron
Amber Sturrock, Chevron
* Automatically a Distinguished Member
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Session 10
08301155
MAJOR PROJECT DELIVERY
Room
E103
Hisham Saadawi, Abu Dhabi Co. Onshore Oil
David Aron, Petroleum Development Consultants
This session focuses on major project delivery. Topics

will include gas compression, subsea water treatment
system, a mega thermal project, and floating LNG
chain. Other presentations will discuss offshore facilities
weight growth and economic viability of projects.
0830 170668
Groningen 2nd Phase Compression Project E. Liow,
Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappij B.V.; H. Goorhuis, Shell
0855 170842
Study on the Application of Wellhead Compression in Offshore
Facilities N. Gonzlez Dez, H. Slot, J.P. Smeulers, TNO
0920 170782
Performance Testing of a Two-Stage Produced Water
De-Oiling System for Subsea Applications K. Gul, E. Grave,
ExxonMobil; H.V. Wingaarden, M. Tienhaara, Advanced
Separation Company (ASCOM)
0945 170696
Upstream Offshore Facility Weight Growth Study
R. Rui, J. Walker, Independent Project Analysis
1040 170890
A Methodology To Determine Economic Viability for Early
Phase Projects in Under Appraised Fields with Ambiguous
Data A. Saeedi, F.B. Villela, E. Bungo, E. Kaygorodtsev,
E. Zuluaga, B. Wang, Chevron
1105 170879
Carmon Creek Mega-Thermal Development Project
D. Vannnaxay, F.K. Wasden, B. Howell, Shell
1130 170600
Floating LNG ChainFinally a Reality M.S. Choi,
ConocoPhillips
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Session 11
DIGITAL ENERGY 1
08301155
Room
E108
Shahab Mohaghegh, West Virginia University
Mark Lochmann, Practical Intelligent Energy Strategies LLC
This is the first of two integrated sessions

covering conventional digital energy topics and
data analytics. This session is devoted to well
development, well testing, and data management.
0830 170820
Measuring Drilling Standardization Using Approximate
String Matching J.B. Montgomery, F. OSullivan,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
0855 170982
Using Data-Driven Predictive Analytics To Estimate
Downhole Temperatures While Drilling S. Dursun,
A. Kumar, R. Samuel, Halliburton
0920 170702
Optimizing the Selection of Lateral Re-Entry Wells Through
Data-Driven Analytics A.S. Popa, Chevron
0945 170633
Data as an Asset: What the Upstream Oil and Gas Industry
Can Learn About Big Data from Companies Run Like Social
Media R.K. Perrons, Queensland University of Technology;
J.W. Jensen, Intel Corporation
1040 170986
Technical Data ManagementStandards And Replication For
Enabling Increased Production From Global Assets
S.K. Bhan, Shell
1105 170866
Comparison of Methods For Stochastic Multiphase Flow Rate
Estimation G. Zangl, Consultant; R. Hermann, Schlumberger;
C. Schweiger, Consultant
1130 170953
Remote Real-Time Experimental Diagnostics for Well
Challenges P.J. Waltrich, Louisiana State University;
H. Zhang, Ryder Scott; C. Teodoriu, Technology University
Clausthal

08301155
MONITORING AT THE WELLBORE

Keshav Narayanan, BHP Billiton
Calvin Yao, BHP Billiton Petroleum
Room
G106/
107
This session will discuss Reservoir Monitoring at

the wellbore. Papers address monitoring with
DTS for determination of near-wellbore pressure
drop and transient flow rates to better model
the reservoir, and also to detect fracture growth
out of zone. Additional papers provide methods
of data analysis to make sense of PDG data.
0830 170598
Unique Interpretation of JT Heating Across Perforations
To Interpret Near-Wellbore Skin: A Case Study J.G. Hayes,
N. Joshi, Anadarko Petroleum
0855 170603
Interpretation of Cleanup Data in Gas-Well Testing From
Derived Rates G. Hashmi, Texas A&M University; C. Kabir,
Hess; A.R. Hasan, Texas A&M University
0920 170663
Data Acquisition and Processing of Carbon Rod Conveyed
DTS and DAS in Very Long Horizontal Wells: First Trial Test
in North Sea Danish Sector H. Danardatu, S.H. Gregersen,
Maersk Oil; E. Altern, I. Pellegrini, Ziebel
0945 170746
Detecting Fracture Growth Out of Zone Using Temperature
Analysis P.M. Ribeiro, R.N. Horne, Stanford University
1040 170878
Advanced Petrophysical Surveillance Improves the
Understanding of Well Behavior in Unconventional
Reservoirs R.Z. Ansari, H. Yadav, P. Thiruvenkatanathan,
A. Zett, D.R. Spain, BP; A. Gysen, ISC
1105 170582
Wavelet Frequency Analysis of Long-Term Transient Pressure
from Permanent Down-Hole Gauges (PDG) for the RealTime Reservoir Monitoring F. Wang, China University of
Petroleum (Beijing); S. Zheng, London South Bank University
08301155
RESERVOIR FLOW SIMULATION

APPLICATION OF NOVEL TECHNIQUES
TO AGE-OLD CHALLENGES
Room
E102
Jorge Landa, Chevron
Hemant Phale, Chevron
This session focuses on technologies associated

with reservoir modelling and flow simulation.
Selected papers in this session deal with assisted
history matching, structural uncertainty impact on
dynamic flow behaviour, fracture modelling, and
the use of flow simulation in reserves estimation.
0830 170703
Optimisation-Based Unstructured Meshing Algorithms
for Simulation of Hydraulically and Naturally Fractured
Reservoirs with Variable Distribution of Fracture Aperture,
Spacing, Length and Strike J. Sun, D.S. Schechter, Texas
A&M University
0855 170639
Helical Boundary Conditions to Capture Inter-Pattern Flow
in In-Situ Upgrading Process Pattern Simulations J.C. Vink,
G. Gao, Shell
0920 170741
Development of Reduced-Order Oil Reservoir Models
Using Localized DEIM S. Yoon, Z. Alghareeb, J. Williams,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
0945 170884
Exploring Structural Uncertainty Using a Flow Proxy in
the Depositional Domain O. Aydin, J.K. Caers, Stanford
University
1040 170636
Integration of Principal-Component-Analysis and Streamline
Information for the History Matching of Channelized
Reservoirs C. Chen, G. Gao, Shell; J. Honorio, MIT;
Gelderblom, E. Jimenez, Shell T. Jaakkola, MIT
1105 170604
Reservoir Model Maturation and Assisted History Matching
Based on Production and 4D Seismic Data G.J. Joosten,
A. Altintas, G. Van Essen, J. Van Doren, P. Gelderblom,
P. van den Hoek, Shell; K. Foreste, Sakhalin Energy
Investment Company
1130 170669
The Use of Reservoir Simulation In Estimating Reserves
A.D. Jones, BP; F.R. Denelle, Shell; W.J. Lee, University of
Houston; D.G. MacDonald, BP; B.J. Seiller, Total
#ATCE
1130 170813
Quantifying Uncertainty in Bottom-Hole Pressure
Measurements Utilizing Single and Dual Gauges: A Case Study
A. Biswas, A.H. Al Jumah, Shell; J. Al Joumaa, University of
Technology Baghdad; A. Mahdi, A. Sabih, South Oil Company
Session 13
Session 12
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Completions

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Session 14
08301155
WELL ENGINEERING AND CASE STUDIES

Thomas Gee, Weatherford International
Nicholas Lyons, Baker Hughes
Room
E104/
105
The Well Engineering and Case Studies session will

focus on various engineering techniques as well
as associated case studies. It should be noted that
these papers are put forth by a variety of subject
matter experts representing major oil and gas
operators, service companies, and universities
0830 170751
Maximizing Capital Efficiency by
Expanding the Limiter Redesign Process to Flat Time
Operations M.A. Valenta, M.W. Walker, P.E. Pastusek,
J.R. Bailey, W.C. Elks, S.B. Lewis, N.D. Mitchell, ExxonMobil
0855 170688
Application of Wired Drillpipe Technology Used to Increase
Drilling Efficiency on North Sea Project. Final Project Results
A.D. Craig, R. Teelken, National Oilwell Varco; M. Lindgrin,
Halliburton; S. Stene, P. Hayden, ConocoPhillips
0920 170888
Extending Lateral Length Using Casing Floatation to Reduce
Field Development Cost in Shale Gas Plays R. Blake, Shell
0945 170904
Practices Maintain Straight Hole in Crooked Hole Conditions,
While Also Enabling Significant Gains in Drill Rate
S.D. Knudsen, Sandia National Laboratories; F.E. Dupriest,
Texas A&M University; E. Zemach, Ormat Technologies;
D. Blankenship, Sandia National Laboratories
1040 170744
Simultaneous Operations in Multi-Wells Pad: A Cost Effective
Way of Drilling Multi-Wells Pad and Deliver 8 Fracs a Day
V. Ogoke, L. Schauerte, G. Bouchard, S. Inglehart, Shell
1105 170672
Influence of Drilling Parameters on Axial Load and Torque
Transfer in Extended-Reach Horizontal Wells
E.O. Omojuwa, S. Osianya, R. Ahmed, University of Oklahoma
1130 170961
An Innovative and Systematic Approach To Delivering A
Multitude Of Next Generation Tubular Connections Required
For Extreme Design Conditions N.B. Japar, L.S. Grant,
A.L. Van Den Haak, J.J. Duhe, G. Terrill, L.D. Smith, Shell
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Session 15
08301155
FRACTURE MODELLING AND

DESIGN OPTIMISATION
Room
E106/
107
Karen Olson, Southwestern Energy
Philippe Enkababian, Schlumberger
This session includes papers related to both fracture

modelling and optimisation. Several papers will cover
specific modelling topics such as stress shadowing,
fracture gradient prediction, and the impact of subtransverse fractures. Others will encompass the entire
workflow from modelling to fracture evaluation including
recommendations related to completion optimisation.
0830 170773
Flushing Away The Profit: The Potential Misapplication of
Unconventional Fracturing Technology on a Global Scale
M. Rylance, BP; T. Martin, Baker Hughes
0855 170924
Measurement and Analysis of 3D Stress Shadowing Related
to the Spacing of Hydraulic Fracturing in Unconventional
Reservoirs T. Dohmen, J. Zhang, J. Blangy, Hess
0920 170718
Engineered Completion Workflow Increases Reservoir
Contact and Production in the Wolfcamp Shale, West Texas
F.O. Ajisafe, T.L. Pope, O. Azike, R. Reischman, D. Herman,
Schlumberger; C.G. Burkhardt, A.S. Helmreich, M.W. Phelps,
Clayton Williams Energy
0945 170956
The Effect of Changing Fracture Compliance on Pressure
Transient Behavior During Diagnostic Fracture Injection
Tests M.W. McClure, C.A. Blyton, H. Jung, M.M. Sharma, The
University of Texas at Austin
1040 170580
Unlocking the True Potential of the Vaca Muerta Shale via an
Integrated Completion Optimisation Approach
D.E. Hryb, A. Archimio, M. Badessich, YPF S.A.; E.A. Ejofodomi,
A. Diaz, G.D. Cavazzoli, F. Zalazar, E.A. Lagarrigue, S. Pichon,
Schlumberger
1105 170611
Fracture Shadowing: Theory, Applications and Implications
A.A. Daneshy, Daneshy Consultants
1130 170965
Optimal Hydraulic Fracture Angle in Productivity Maximized
Shale Well Design N. Sorek, J.A. Moreno, R. Rice, G. Luo,
C. Ehlig-Economides, Texas A&M University

08301155
Session 17
Room
G102
Session Chairperson:
Paul Mckay, ION Geophysical
08301155
NEW AND INNOVATIVE FORMATION

EVALUATION TECHNOLOGIES
The development of unconventional resources

continues to factor prominently in E&P budgets.
This session will feature papers analysing geological,
geophysical, and engineering data from industry
experience to date, exciting new technologies and
techniques, and the characterisation of some emerging
unconventional plays from newly acquired data.
0830 170851
Injection in Shale: Review of 15 Years Experience on the
Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) and Implications for the
Stimulation of Unconventional Reservoirs F.J. Santarelli,
F. Sanfilippo, Geomec ; R.W. James, H.H. Nielsen, M. Fidan,
G. Aamodt, ConocoPhillips
0855 170787
High-Resolution Mapping of the Distribution and
Connectivity of Organic Matter in Shales M.E. Curtis,
University of Oklahoma; E. Goergen, FEI; J. Jernigen,
C.H. Sondergeld, C.S. Rai, University of Oklahoma
0920 170934
Nature Fractures In The Unconventional Shale Reservoirs
In US and Their Roles In Well Completion Design and
Improving Hydraulic Fracturing Stimulation Efficiency
B. Li, Schlumberger
Room
G104/
105
Richard Pemper, Weatherford International
Jerome Truax, Linn Energy
This session presents the latest Petrophysical

Wireline and LWD logging technologies for
evaluating the properties of both conventional
and unconventional reservoirs.
0830 170909
New Analytical Method to Calculate Matrix- and FluidCorrected Total Porosity in Organic Shale
E. Ortega, C. Torres-Verdin, The University of Texas at Austin
0855 170661
An Improved Complex Image Theory for Fast 3D Resistivity
Modelling and Its Application to Geosteering in Unparallel
Layers J. Chen, Weatherford International; Y. Yu, University
of Houston
0920 170722
New Method for Determining Mineralogy and Matrix
Properties from Elemental Chemistry Measured by Gamma
Ray Spectroscopy Logging Tools R. Freedman, S. Herron,
V. Anand, M.M. Herron, D.H. May, D.A. Rose, Schlumberger
0945 170652
In-Situ Wettability Utilizing Low Gradient Magnetic
Resonance S.O. Jebutu, W. Li, Baker Hughes
0945 170682
Dynamic Vs. Static Ranking: Comparison and Contrast in
Application to Geo-Cellular Models M.G. Kelkar, University
of Tulsa; S. Pochampally, A. Bahar, Kelkar & Associates;
M. Sharifi, Amir Kabir University
1040 170609
Inversion-Based Method Integrating Sonic and Resistivity
Logging Data for Estimation of Radial Water Saturation and
Porosity Near the Wellbore S. Shetty, L. Liang, T.M. Habashy,
V. Simoes, A.J. Boyd, B.K. Sinha, S. Zeroug, Schlumberger;
C. Sirju, T.N. Pritchard, B. Glassborow, BG Group
1040 170760
From Regional Depositional Architecture to Reservoir-Scale
Considerations, Lower Paleozoic Baltic Basin, N Poland
P. Krzywiec, Polish Academy of Sciences; S. Volterrani, ION
Geophysical; L. Slonka, Polish Academy of Sciences; P. Lis,
GeoFuture Consulting; V. Buffenmyer, ION Geophysical;
M. Malinowski, M. Lewandowski, Polish Academy of Sciences
1105 170748
Lithofacies Classification of Thin Layered Turbidite
Reservoirs Through the Integration of Core Data and
Dielectric Dispersion Log Measurements
M. Pirrone, A. Battigelli, L. Ruvo, Eni
1105 170905
Unconventional Reservoir Geology Of The Neuqun Basin
Argentina S.P. Barredo, L.P. Stinco, Instituto Tecnolgico de
Buenos Aires
Session 16
UNCONVENTIONAL RESOURCES
NORTH AMERICA AND BEYOND
1130 170896
Matrix Permittivity Measurements for Rock Powders
N.V. Seleznev, K. Fellah, J. Philipps, Schlumberger; S. Zulkipli,
Petronas; B. Fournie, ESPCI ParisTech
#ATCE
1130 170637
Innovative Unconventional Formation Evaluation Approach
in a Tight Oil Reservoir, Xinjiang Oilfield, Northwest China
G. Wang, H. Zhang, Exploration Department of XOC; J. Wu,
F. Wu, L. Yang, X. Zhao, Schlumberger
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Session 18
08301155
PHYSICS OF FLOW
Bo Lu, BP
Nicholas Kalita, BG Group
Room
G103
Fundamentals of fluid flow mechanisms are the

focus of this session, from pore scale to lab scale to
field scale, and from single phase to multiphase flow
in porous media. Papers in this session are highly
varied and include investigations of transport, relative
permeability, capillary pressure, IFT, and saturation.
0830 170717
Refinement of Relative Permeability Measurements by
Accounting for Viscous Fingering in Coreflood Experiments
B.M. Pereira, H. Shahverdi, M. Sohrabi, Heriot-Watt University
0855 170765
Trapped Gas Saturation Measurements: New Perspectives
N. Bona, L. Garofoli, F. Radaelli, C. Zanaboni, A. Bendotti,
D. Mezzapesa, eni
0920 170941
Multiphase Flow And Reactive Transport at the Pore Scale
Using Lattice-Boltzmann Computer Simulations
E.S. Boek, I. Zacharoudiou, F. Gray, S. Shah, J. Crawshaw,
J. Yang, Imperial College
0945 170858
Formulation of Porous Medium Momentum Equations Using
Variational Principles L.K. Kubota, Petroleo Brasileiro SA
1040 170796
Relative Permeability NormalizationEffects of Permeability,
Wettability and Interfacial Tension A. Jahanbakhsh,
H. Shahverdi, M. Sohrabi, Heriot-Watt University
1105 170883
Computation of Three-Phase Capillary Pressure Curves and
Fluid Configurations at Mixed-Wet Conditions in 2D Rock
Images Y. Zhou, J. Helland, D.G. Hatzignatiou, International
Research Institute of Stavanger
1130 170918
Steady-State Relative Permeability Measurements,
Temperature Dependency and a Reservoir Diatomite Core
Sample Evolution B. Vega, A.R. Kovscek, Stanford University
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14001700
OPERATIONS AND DEBOTTLENECKING
Room
E103
Ray (Zhenhua) Rui, Independent Project Analysis
Hua Shi, BP
Several presentations will discuss slugging

issues. Other topics will include erosional velocity
guidelines, extending life of mature assets, and
dynamics of hydraulic umbilical systems.
1400 170595
Feasibility and Evaluation of Surfactants and Gas Lift in
Combination as Severe Slugging Suppression Method
C. Sarica, University of Tulsa; G. Yuan, Schlumberger;
W. Shang, Cape Breton University; E. Pereyra, University of
Tulsa; G. Kouba, Chevron
1425 170806
Understanding Water Soluble Organics in Upstream
Production Systems J.M. Walsh, CETCO Energy Services;
J. Vanjo-Carnell, Aker Solutions; J. Hugonin, CETCO Energy
Services
1450 170951
A Guideline to Calculate Erosional Velocity Due to Liquid
Droplets for Oil and Gas Industry H. Arabnejad, S.A. Shirazi,
B.S. McLaury, J.R. Shadley, University of Tulsa
1545 170731
Increasing Production by Applying Field-Proven Active Slug
Suppression Technology C.E. Lacy, G. Groote, R. Chao, Shell;
E. Osemwinyen, Nigeria NLNG; F.A. Fleyfel, O. Akinmoladum,
Shell
1610 170776
Confidence in Critical Velocity Predictions for Solids Transport
F.B. Soepyan, S. Cremaschi, C. Sarica, The University of Tulsa;
H.J. Subramani, G.E. Kouba, H. Gao, Chevron
1635 170804
Extending the Life of Mature Assets: How Integrating
Subsurface and Surface Knowledge and Best Practices Can
Increase Production and Maintain Integrity Z. Khatib, Smart
Energy Engineering Consultancy; J.M. Walsh, CETCO Energy
Services

14001700
Room
E108
INFLOW CONTROL AND FLOW

CONFORMANCE
Ding Zhu, Texas A&M University
Brian Llewellyn, Hess
This session will cover a wonderful mix of technical

developments related to downhole control devices
and downhole flow conformance issues.
1400 170754
Increasing Oil Recovery from Long Horizontal Wells Using
Advanced Lower Completion Systems
P. Joseph, A. Galimzyanov, P. Nazarenko, Baker Hughes
1425 170578
New Generation Inflow Control Device to Maximize Well
Productivity During Every Phase of a Wells Life
H.K. Sharma, A. Al-Mulhim, Saudi Aramco
1450 170975
Development of Valve With Drive Remote Control of Oil Well
Using Shape Memory Alloy and Piezoelectric Materials
T.A. Junior, T. Netto, P. Camara, L. Silva, Universidade Federal
Rio De Janeiro
1545 170780
Autonomous Inflow Control ValvesTheir Modelling and
Added Value E.M. Eltaher, K. Muradov, D.R. Davies, HeriotWatt University; I.M. Grebenkin, Rosneft
1610 170677
Asphaltene Stability Analyses for Optimizing Field
Treatment Programmes D.W. Jennings, R. Cable,
M.E. Newberry, Baker Hughes
1635 170803
A Novel Workflow for Intelligent Well Inflow Control Valve
Design by Integrating Reservoir Dynamics to Facilitate
Proactive Reservoir Management in Minagish Field, West
Kuwait O. Das, K.K. Al-Enezi, Kuwait Oil Company
Session 21
14001700
RESERVOIR SURVEILLANCE
Stephen Marinello, Shell
Deniz Dindoruk, Shell
Room
G106/
107
The session includes papers covering a variety of

methodologies by which far field reservoir properties
are detected, interpreted, and used to optimise
reservoir performance. Papers address the performance
of unconventional wells, methods of monitoring
waterfloods, parameters that affect microseismic
responses during fracturing as well as an enhanced
resistivity measurements to image fluid distribution.
The process of estimating the chance of success
for a time-lapse seismic project is also discussed.
1400 170940
Production Performance Evaluation of Wells Completed in
Unconventional Reservoirs Using Capillary Pressure Data
and Relative Permeability Effects B.D. Poe, Schlumberger
1425 170621
Waterflooding Surveillance and Optimisation for a
Super-Giant Carbonate Reservoir C. Wei, Y. Li, B. Song,
PetroChina; J. Zhou, China National Oil and Gas Exploration
and Development; B. Li, W. Zhang, PetroChina
1450 170608
Resolving the Mixed Salinity Challenge with a Methodology
Developed from Pulsed Neutron Capture Gamma Ray
Spectral Measurements S.M. Ma, Saudi Aramco; H. Pfutzner,
Schlumberger; A.A. Al Hajari, N.M. Al-Musharfi, Saudi Aramco;
P.J. Saldungaray, M. Mohd Azam, Schlumberger
1545 170897
Effect of Fluid Rheology and Reservoir Compressibility on
Microseismicity During Hydraulic Fracturing S. Hosseini,
University of Southern California; C.W. Neuhaus, MicroSeismic
1610 170674
Methodology to Estimate the Chance of Success of a
Time-Lapse Seismic Project Using Reservoir Simulation
C.J. Ferreira, D.J. Schiozer, Universidade Estadual De
Campinas
Session 20
#ATCE
1635 170938
Utilizing Microseismic Stress Release to Identify Out-of-Zone
Fracture Growth M. Preiksaitis, S. Bowman, T.I. Urbancic,
A. Baig, ESG Solutions
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14001700
SAND CONTROL
Room
E102
Rajesh Chanpura, Schlumberger
Earl Claiborne, Chevron
This session opens with a discussion of a dual-bore

horizontal gravel pack completion using a multilateral
level 5 system. Subsequent papers discuss innovative
openhole and casedhole sand control techniques
and selection criteria. This session wraps up with
two papers on sand management and prediction.
1400 170798
Multilateral Level-5 Dual Long Horizontal OpenHole Gravel
Pack Completion on Peregrino Field J. Ranjeva, E. Dahl,
Halliburton; F. Martinho, B. Gonalves, A. Ramos, Statoil
1425 170711
Innovative Concentric 4x1 Design for Multi-Path Gravel Pack
System Extends Effective Packable Length and Eliminates
Additional Make-up Time B. Fisher, H. Nguyen, J. Snitkoff,
Baker Hughes
1450 170691
A New Methodology of Selecting Sand Control Technique in
Open Hole Completions M. Parlar, R.J. Tibbles, B.R. Gadiyar,
B.P. Stamm, Schlumberger
1545 170793
A Comparison of Proppant Erosion During Slurry Injection
T. Frosell, M. McGregor, C.M. Ross, Halliburton
1610 170814
Estimating Sand Production Volume in Oil and Gas Reservoir
P. Ray, M.C. Rijken, J.A. Cameron, A.M. El-Fayoumi, Chevron
1635 170954
Completion Design Using Sand Management Approach
Based on Sanding Prediction Analysis for HPHT Gas Wells
G. Fuh, M. Nozaki, ConocoPhillips
Session 23
14001700
DOWNHOLE DYNAMICS
Robello Samuel, Halliburton
Anthony Pink, National Oilwell Varco
Room
E104/
105
Drilling vibration and poor drilling dynamics continue

to be one of the major performance limitations in
the well construction process. This session contains
a number of exciting papers where surface and
downhole data have been studied to improve drilling
performance. The session includes an original work
that has been done recently using high-speed data.
1400 170925
Surface Control Software Dramatically Mitigates Downhole
Torsional Vibration in the Eagle Ford Shale Play as Validated
by High-Speed Downhole Dynamics Data F. Efteland,
A. Coit, K. McKenna, National Oilwell Varco
1425 170713
Continuous High-Frequency Measurements of the Drilling
Process Provide New Insights into Drilling System Response
and Transitions Between Vibrational Modes A.I. Bowler,
L. Logesparan, J. Sugiura, B.P. Jeffryes, R.J. Harmer, M. Ignova,
Schlumberger
1450 170624
Stick-Slip Detection and Friction-Factor Testing Using
Surface-Based Torque and Tension Measurements
S.W. Lai, M. Wood, A. Eddy, T. Holt, Pason Systems
Corporation; M. Bloom, Nexen
1545 170955
Pure And Coupled Drill String Vibration Pattern Recognition
In High Frequency Downhole Data T. Baumgartner, E. van
Oort, The University of Texas at Austin
1610 170625
Improving the Decision Making Process Between Drilling and
Completion Using Real-Time Torque and Drag Modelling
C. Brown, J. Mccormick, A. Nunez, Halliburton
1635 170610
Drilling Optimisation Approach Improves Drilling Efficiencies
in the Bakken Field M. Isbell, R. Ndong, R. Miller, HESS
Corporation; I.S. Fonseca, J. Carrico, M. Flash, D. Tinsley,
National Oilwell Varco
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FRACTURE DIAGNOSTICS
AND SURVEILLANCE
Room
E106/
107
John Lassek, StrataGen Engineering
Brian Ward, Hess
Session 25
14001700
FIELD DEVELOPMENT AND

PROSPECT EVALUATION
Room
G102
Oghenero Ozobeme, Total
Majed Al-Suwailem, Chevron
This session will explore state of the art techniques for

fracture diagnostics and surveillance ranging from fiber
optic measurements, geomechanical characterisation,
and diagnostic injection testing and interpretation.
Papers presented during this session will shine light
on complex fracture behavior both theoretically and
in basins ranging from the Canadian Horn River to the
South Texas Eagleford.
1400 170723
Fiber Optic DAS and DTS in Multicluster, Multistage
Horizontal Well Fracturing: Interpreting Hydraulic Fracture
Initiation and Propagation through Diagnostics
P.A. Sookprasong, R.S. Hurt, C.C. Gill, R. Lafollette, Baker
Hughes
1425 170929
Utilizing Oil Soluble Tracers to Understand Stimulation
Efficiency Along the Lateral R.A. Goswick, Apache;
J.L. LaRue, Spectrum Tracer Services
1450 170818
Detection of Propping Agents in Fractures Using Magnetic
Susceptibility Measurements Enhanced by Magnetic
Nanoparticles A.A. Aderibigbe, K. Cheng, Z. Heidari,
J.E. Killough, Texas A & M University; T. Fuss, W. Stephens,
Saint-Gobain Proppants
1545 170627
Microseismic-Derived Correlations to Production in the Horn
River Basin P. Snelling, A. Rahimi Zeynal, MicroSeismic;
M. de Groot, Encana; K. Hwang, Kogas Canada
This session presents papers on deepwater developments,

economic cooptimisation, and decision analysis.
1400 170642
Breathing a New Life for KinabaluA Showcase of
Operatorship Handover, Field Rejuvenation and Operational
Synergies for a Mature Oil Field in Malaysia M. Othman,
R. Masoudi, Petronas; M.A. Pilus, Talisman Malaysia
1425 170739
Deepwater Development Non-Technical RisksIdentification
and Management D. Reid, M. Dekker, A.H. Paardekam,
K. Lewis, Shell
1450 170662
Should We Assign Different Well Performances for Low-Best
Technical-High Cases in Prospect Evaluation? R. Harrison,
P. Quinn, Senergy
1545 170880
Economic Co-Optimisation of Oil Recovery and CO2
Sequestration K. van t Veld, X. Wang, V. Alvarado,
University of Wyoming
1610 170613
Innovative Integration of Seismic and Reservoir Simulation
Modelling With Drilling and LWD Measurements To Manage
Development Risk in Complex Channel ReservoirsOpening
Opportunities To Redevelop Mature Field in Bohai Bay, China
X. Bie, Q. Yang, X. Liao, C. Nie, Y. Hu, China National Offshore
Oil; T. Tran, C. Hao, W. Lin, Chevron; P.M. Halomoan, C. Xu,
Schlumberger
1610 170577
A Fracture Injection Test Design and Interpretation for the
Determination of Reservoir Permeability V. Guk, Ruspetro
LLC; M.N. Bychina, Ruspetro; D.S. Wolcott, Raptor Oil Co;
M.J. Economides, University of Houston
Session 24
#ATCE
1635 170707
Acoustical and Geomechanical Characterisation of Eagle
Ford ShaleAnisotropy, Heterogeneity and Measurement
Scale M. Mokhtari, Colorado School of Mines;
M.M. Honarpour, Hess; A.N. Tutuncu, Colorado School of
Mines; G.N. Boitnott, New England Research
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14001700
CHARACTERISATION AND MODELLING

OF UNCONVENTIONAL RESERVOIRS
Room
G104/
105
Luis Ayala, Pennsylvania State University
Aysegul Dastan, Chevron
Unconventional reservoir production has been growing

tremendously over the last few years and has a
profound impact on the world energy economics. To
sustain this expansion requires improved techniques
to forecast future field performance, optimising the
number of wells and their locations to develop fields.
This session focuses on reservoir characterisation
tools, forecasting methods, and simulation tools used
to predict unconventional reservoir performance.
The topics that will be presented in this session
include decline curve analysis, rate transient analysis,
simulation models, and geo-mechanical models.
1400 170698
Rate-Transient and Decline-Curve Analyses for Continuously
(Dual-Porosity) and Discretely Naturally Fractured
Reservoirs
F.J. Kuchuk, D. Biryukov, T. Fitzpatrick, Schlumberger
1425 170899
A New Approach to Modelling Production Decline in
Unconventional Formations B.A. Ogunyomi, S. Dong, N. La,
L.W. Lake, The University of Texas at Austin; C. Kabir, Hess
1450 170767
A Semi-Analytical Forecasting Method for Unconventional
Gas and Light Oil Wells: A Hybrid Approach for Addressing
the Limitations of Existing Empirical and Analytical Methods
C.R. Clarkson, F. Qanbari, University of Calgary
1545 170591
Practical Application Of Variable Rate / Variable Pressure
Drop Decline Curve Analysis: Valdemar Lower Cretaceous
Case History J.M. Navarro, M.A. De Heer, Maersk Oil
1610 170833
Well Spacing Optimisation of Liquid Rich Shale Plays Using
Reservoir Simulation S. Eburi, A. Padmakar, K. Wilson,
R. Banki, I. Wardell, Chevron
1635 170614
On the Use of a Full-Field Geomechanical Model to Influence
and Optimise Field Development Decisions: Case Study from
an HPHT Field in South China Sea U.B. Rai, Shell;
H. Prasetyo, H.K. Tan, C.L. Chua, Petronas; P. Fokker, M. Alfaro,
R. Kumar, A. Adwani, K. Hansen, Shell
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Session 27
14001700
GAS INJECTION EOR PROCESSES
Room
G103
Nami Jaiswal, Shell
Kenneth Kibodeaux, Shell
This session focuses on Enhanced Oil Recovery by

gas injection processes. Regarding CO2 injection,
transport is covered (including fractured systems) as
well as phase behavior of CO2 /petroleum systems
and CO2 /carbonate interactions. Papers on foam
EOR touch on field SAG results, foam flow in
fractures, rheology of nanoparticle-stabilised foams,
and oil relative permeability during foam flow.
1400 170745
Reduced Order Model for CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery
and Storage Using a Gravity-Enhanced Process L. Li,
S. Khorsandi, R.T. Johns, Pennsylvania State University;
R. Dilmore, US DOE
1425 170810
Oil Relative Permeability During Enhanced Oil Recovery by
Foam Flooding R. Heins, M. Simjoo, P.L. Zitha, W.R. Rossen,
Delft University of Technology
1450 170920
Visualization of CO2 EOR by Diffusion in Fractured Chalk
O. Eide, M.A. Ferno, A. Graue, University of Bergen
1545 170809
Long-Time Diversion in SAG Foam Enhanced Oil Recovery
From Field Data W.R. Rossen, Delft University of
Technology; A.A. Ocampo-Florez, A. Restrepo, H.D. Cifuentes,
J. Marin, Equin Energa Ltd
1610 170840
Experimental Study of Foam Generation, Sweep Efficiency
and Flow in a Fracture Network M.A. Ferno, J. Gauteplass,
University of Bergen; M. Pancharoen, Stanford University;
A. Haugen, A. Graue, University of Bergen; A.R. Kovscek,
Stanford University; G.J. Hirasaki, Rice University
1635 170942
Foams Stabilized by In-Situ Surface Activated Nanoparticles
in Bulk and Porous Media R. Singh, K.K. Mohanty, The
University of Texas at Austin
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Paper
Station
Title and Authors

170850
Fault Reactivation as Mechanism of Early Water Production in Unconsolidated Sandstones

Reservoirs S.M. De Luca, F.R. Oliveira, Petrobras
170979
Going Beyond the Tally Book: A Novel Method for Analysis, Prediction and Control of Directionally
Drilled Wellbores Using Mechanical Specific Energy
S.F. Noynaert, E. Gildin, Texas A&M University
170791
The Use of a Type Well Concept Approach for Design, Feasibility, and Creation of a Technology
Plan for Well Construction in a New Gulf of Mexico Deepwater Development
L.S. Grant, N.B. Japar, A.L. Van Den Haak, Shell
170914
Characterisation and Selection of Novel Magnetic Tracers for Dynamic Heterogeneity Identification
and Quantification
K. Ali, M. Sohrabi, Heriot Watt University; A. Ali, Shell
170862
A Thorough Investigation of Clean-Up Efficiency of Hydraulic Fractured Wells Using

Statistical Approaches
M. Jamiolahmady, E. Alajmi, H. Nasriani, P. Ghahri, K. Pichestapong, Heriot-Watt University
170950
Modelling the Effects of Anomalous Electromagnetic Diffusion on Induction Logs: The Next Step in
Mapping Natural Fracture Corridors
M. Elliot, M. Everett, Z. Heidari, Texas A&M University
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Paper
Station
Title and Authors

170676
An Efficient Method for Explicit Hydraulic Fracture Representation in Full Field Reservoir Simulation
C. Berentsen, J. Shaoul, C.J. De Pater, J. Park, Fenix Consulting Delft; P. Dabrowski, S. Dobkine,
O. Khudyakova, Wintershall Holding; A. Nesterenko, I. Yushkov, TyumenNIIGIprogas
Al-Otaibi
Rising Challenges Call for New Strategies to Prepare Future Leaders and Innovators
M.A. Al-Otaibi, Saudi Aramco (SPE 170734)
170709
Seismic Constrained Reservoir Simulation and Application in a Heavy Oilfield, China

Y.T. Cai, X. Guo, Y. Ling, China National Petroleum Corporation
170576
Laboratory Evaluation of Sealing Wide Fractures Using Conventional Lost Circulation Materials
M.T. Al-Saba, R. Nygaard, Missouri University of Science & Technology; A. Saasen, O. Nes, Det Norske
Oljeselskap
170834
Analysis and Interpretation of Haynesville Shale Subsurface Properties, Completion Variables and
Production Performance Using Ordination, a Multivariate Statistical Analysis Technique
S. Eburi, S. Jones, T. Houston, Chevron; J. Bonelli, Formerly Chevron
170822
Modelling of Induced Hydraulically Fractured in Wells in Shale Reservoirs Using Branched Fractals
R.T. Al-Obaidy, A.C. Gringarten, Imperial College; V. Sovetkin, Gaffney Cline & Associates

170824
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) as a Catalyst for Culture Change

H.J. Duhon, J. Garduno, GATE
170675
Optimisation of Well Placement in Real-Time Production Optimisation of Intelligent Fields with Use
of Local and Global Methods C. Temizel, Aera Energy; S. Purwar, K. Urrutia, A. Abdullayev, F. Md
Adnan, A.K. Agarwal, A. Garcia, Halliburton; S.E. Gorucu, Penn State University
170740
Pressure Transient Analysis as an Element of Permanent Reservoir Monitoring

A. Shchipanov, R. Berenblyum,
170769
Observation And Monitoring Wells: In-situ Window To Assess Recovery Efficiency

S. Wherity, T. Sidley, M. Cowling, A. Ismayilov, J. Noe-Nygaard, Mrsk Oi
170719
Improved Reservoir Description from Pressure Transients

R.A. Tovar, C.A. Ehlig-Economides, Texas A&M University
170859
A Workflow for Intelligent Data-Driven Analytics Software Development in Oil and Gas Industry
S. Dursun, Halliburton; K. Duman, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; T. Tuna, University of Houston;
M. Abbas, J. Ding, Halliburton

170857
Potential for Harnessing the Heat from a Mature High-Pressure-High-Temperature Oil Field in Italy
C. Alimonti, Sapienza University of Rome; G. Falcone, X. Liu, Clausthal University of Technology
170768
Closed-Loop Feedback Control of Smart Wells for Production Optimization Using Downhole
Measurements of Self-Potential A.A. Ijioma, M.D. Jackson, Imperial College
170829
Evaluation of Reservoir Connectivity and Hydrocarbon Resource Size in a Deep Water Gas Field
Using Multi-Well Interference Tests C.U. Ohaeri, S. Sankaran, J.J. Fernandez, Anadarko Petroleum
170761
Structural Uncertainty Integration within Reservoir Risk Analysis and History Matching
R. Sabatino, E. Viviani, E. Della Rossa, C. Sala, A. Maffioli, eni
170821
Multistage Hydraulic Fracturing Using Coiled Tubing-Activated Frac Sleeves: Case Study
From The Permian Basin O.A. Algadi, Baker Hughes; D. Luna, XTO Energy
170945
Practical Considerations for Forecasting Production Data in Unconventional ReservoirsVariable

Pressure Drop Case P. Collins, D. Ilk, DeGolyer and MacNaughton; T.A. Blasingame, Texas A&M
University
170935
Characterizing, Designing, and Selecting Metal Mesh Screens for Standalone Screen Applications
S. Mondal, C. Wu, M.M. Sharma, The University of Texas At Austin; R.A. Chanpura, M. Parlar,
J.A. Ayoub, Schlumberger
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Station
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170930
Compositional Modeling of Reaction-Induced Injectivity Alteration During CO2 Flooding

in Carbonate Reservoirs C. Qiao, L. Li, R.T. Johns, J. Xu, Pennsylvania State University
170783
Profile Formulation of the Future Petro Technical Professional in Argentina

R. Abalos, E. Erdmann, F. Gallardo, B. Sidoruk, J. Osses, ITBA-Instituto Tecnolgico de Buenos Aires
170826
Application of Fuzzy Set Theory and Expert Judgment in Reliability Analysis of the Arctic Oil
and Gas Facilities M. Naseri, J. Barabady, The Arctic University of Norway
170714
Integrated Analysis For Fracture Identification During Hydraulic Fracturing

A. Guest, E. Rebel, S.M. Bailly, J. Kostadinovic, CGG
170708
High Frequency Vibration Measurement Coupled With Time-Based Dynamic Simulations: New
System To Predict/Solve Instability Issues Y. Wang, Y. Shen, M. Charter, G. Skoff, Schlumberger
170781
Theoretical Foundation and Design Formulae for Channel and Pillar Type Propped FracturesA
Method To Increase Fracture Conductivity B. Meyer, Meyer Technologies; L.W. Bazan, Bazan
Consulting; D. Walls, B. Brinzer, Baker Hughes
170963
An Effective Coupling of Type Curves and Expert Systems for Evaluating Multi-Stage Hydraulically
Fractured Horizontal Wells in Composite Dual-Porosity Shale Gas Reservoirs
N. Siripatrachai, S. Rana, K. Bodipat, T. Ertekin, Pennsylvania State University
170893
Reservoir Uncertainty Quantification Using Probabilistic History Matching Workflow T. Yeh,

E. Jimenez, G. Van Essen, C. Chen, J. Long, A. Girardi, P. Gelderblom, Shell; L. Horesh, A. Conn, IBM
170968
Integrated Management Strategy of Flow Assurance in Digital Field Concept

H. Zhang, Ryder Scott; J. Li, S.H. Khor, Schlumberger
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with sand. For each flow, there are very different flow
configurations displaying very different characteristics
thereby affecting the formation and transport of the
aforementioned solids. The impact of multiphase flows
on flow assurance problems has already been observed
in operations. The focus of this panel discussion will be on
seeking answers to the questions of Why should we worry
about Multiphase Flows? If so, to what degree, when, and
where? The discussion will also aim to answer the questions
Do we know enough? And, what should we know?
Moderators:
Cem Sarica, University of Tulsa

Hariprasad Subramani, Chevron
Speakers:
Biljana Djoric, Shell

Chris Lawrence, Schlumberger
Emile LePorcher, ENI Norge
Thierry Palermo, Total
Bahman Tohidi, Total - Norway
Gert van Spronsen, Shell
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SE8 Drilling Modelling and Simulation
Current State and Future
08301155
Special Session: Oil and Gas Industry Image
Knowledge Versus Perception
The process of drilling a borehole is very complex, involving

surface and downhole drilling systems, which interact with
the drilling fluid and the surrounding rocks. Modelling and
simulating every aspect of the drilling process and drilling
system is still considered too complex to be realised.
However, many areas of modelling and simulation are
currently undergoing very aggressive development. Some
of them include rig systems, downhole dynamics, rock-bit
interaction, drilling/formation fluid, and the Earth model.
High-fidelity models in these well-defined areas have
demonstrated some success. Lately, drilling modelling and
simulation has become one of the key factors for advancing
Drilling Systems Automation/Control, intelligent managed
pressure drilling, and drilling optimisation by understanding/
predicting downhole dynamics.
Topics presented include the current state of drilling
process simulation software and simulators, as well as
simulator concepts from outside the oil industry such as
in the aerospace and automotive industries, challenges
of modelling drilling systems for automation and control,
adaptive simulations for downhole drilling systems, and an
operators perspective on drilling modelling. This session
brings together modelling and simulation experts in the
drilling industry to identify its current state and future goals.
This session, organised by the Europec team, presents

thought leadership on the role that hydrocarbons play in
everyday life and the cross-discipline and cross-market
challenges faced by the oil and gas industry.
Panelists:
Geoff Downton, Schlumberger Fellow

J. Hedengren, Brigham Young University
Colin Mason, BP
G.P. Ostermeyer, Braunschweig Tech. University
Paul Pastusek, Drilling Mech. Adv., ExxonMobil
Robello Samuel, Halliburton Fellow
Speakers:
Frank Schuller, Trinity College, Oxford
Deborah Shields, Colorado State University
Pete Smith, Aberdeen University
Room
13001500
This workshop gives students the opportunity to hone their

networking abilities, refine their communication skills, and
build up a toolkit of essential knowledge for their careers
ahead. Students will work in small groups to gain valuable
insight into working in a truly global industry, from cultural
implications to practical advice for the workplace.
14001700
Netherlands Section Panel Discussion
Gas or WindmillsThe Silence of a Lion?
Held on the last day of the conference, this panel discussion
will highlight current North Sea challenges, specifically for
the Netherlands, that relate to a mature basin producing
mostly gas using aging infrastructure. Future abandonment
costs along with the effects of oil and gas developments are
driving the need for a new approach.
Joachim Oppelt, Baker Hughes

Junichi Sugiura, Schlumberger
Facilitator:
Peter Gaffney, Dominie Enterprises Ltd
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Moderators:
Session Chairs:
Astley Hastings, University of Aberdeen
Ben Stewart, Halliburton
Francesca Verga, Politecnico di Torino
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Annual Meeting of Members
12001400
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showcasing 2014 SPE President Jeff Spaths
presentation on new achievements at SPE
and upcoming initiatives. Notable volunteers
and outstanding SPE Sections will also be
recognised, and attendees will have the
RECOGNITION
CENTURY CLUB
The following members are being recognised with a Century
Club award for recruiting 100 or more new members. We
encourage you to get involved and tell your colleagues about
your experiences and the benefits of joining SPE.
Meshal A. Al-Amri, Saudi Aramco
Badar Al-Busaidi, Saudi Aramco
Deena F. Al-Khayyal, Schlumberger Middle East
Abdullah A. Almulhim, Weatherford Saudi Arabia
opportunity to meet SPE Board members
Abdullateef Al-Omair, Saudi Aramco
and 2015 SPE President Helge Hove Haldorsen.
Majed Al-Suwailem, Saudi Arabian Chevron

Yousef Al-Tahan, Saudi Aramco
Sultan Attiah, Saudi Aramco
Sponsored by:
Wilfredo Briceo, Petrleos de Venezuela, S.A.

Yasser Ridha Busaleh, Saudi Aramco
Antonio Caldera, Petrleos de Venezuela, S.A.
Orlando Chacn, Petrleos de Venezuela, S.A.
Geragg Chourio Arocha, Petrleos de Venezuela, S.A.
Eulogio Del Pino, Petrleos de Venezuela, S.A.
Do Van Khanh, PetroVietnam Exploration Production
Corporation
Jean Jimnez, Petrleos de Venezuela, S.A.
Carlos Mrquez, Petrleos de Venezuela, S.A.
D. Nathan Meehan, Baker Hughes
Ing. Rafael Daro Ramrez Carreo, Ministro del Poder
Popular de Petrleo y Minera de la Repblica Bolivariana
de Venezuela y Presidente de Petrleos de Venezuela, S.A.
Josefina Salazar, Petrleos de Venezuela, S.A.
Emmanuel Singh, Oil and Natural Gas
Corporation Limited
Jun Sui, Exploration & Development Research Institute
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2014 SPE
Who would you nominate as an SPE Distinguished Lecturer?
Established in 1983, Distinguished Membership

recognises SPE members who have attained eminence
in the petroleum industry, the academic world, or who
have made unusually significant contributions to an
SPE section or to SPE.
Each of us knows an outstanding public speaker and expert

in the E&P industry; this is your opportunity to nominate
them as a Distinguished Lecturer. To make that nomination
as well as view past honorees, visit www.spe.org/dl. The
nomination process runs from 1 February to 15 March 2015. Selfnominations are not accepted. The 20132014 Distinguished
Lecturers are listed below. Along with our congratulations, we
extend our thanks for their dedication to SPE and its members.
Usman Ahmed, Baker Hughes
Faisal M. Al Thawad, Saudi Aramco
Chidi Amudo, Chevron
DISTINGUISHED
MEMBERS
Nominate a colleague to recognize their outstanding

work with a Distinguished Membership at
www.spe.org/awards.
Usman Ahmed, Baker Hughes
Michael R. Brul, IBM
David C. Burnett, Texas A&M University
Tayfun Babadagli, University of Alberta
Robert C. Burton, ConocoPhillips
Bradly Berg, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation
Maria A. Capello, Kuwait Oil Company
Mark S. Brinsden, Shell

Gary D. Couples, Heriot-Watt University
Charles K. Curlee, Consultant, retired from Marathon Oil
Company
Daniel J. Daulton, Baker Hughes
Larry Eoff, Halliburton Energy Services
Alfred W. Eustes, Colorado School of Mines
W. Ian Hamilton, ERM Limited
Abhijit Y. Dandekar, University of Alaska at Fairbanks

Mojdeh Delshad, The University of Texas at Austin
Karen D. Hagedorn, ExxonMobil
Delores J. Hinkle, Marathon
He Liu, Research Institute of Petroleum
Exploration and Development
Trent M. V. Kaiser, Noetic Engineering
Jane A. Moring, XTO Energy
John G. Kaldi, University of Adelaide
Karen E. Olson, Southwestern Energy
Hani H. Khalifa, Saudi Aramco

Shawn C. Maxwell, Schlumberger
Mary C. ONeill, Shell
Jennifer Miskimins, Barree & Associates
Mustafa Onur, Istanbul Technical University
Luis F. Neumann, PETROBRAS
David S. Schechter, Texas A&M University
Michael OKeefe, Schlumberger

Annamaria Petrone, ENI Upstream and Technical Services
Kamy Sepehrnoori, The University of Texas at Austin
Andrei S. Popa, Chevron
Thomas R. Sifferman, ETTP Consulting
Martin Rylance, BP Global Wells Organisation
Xiuli Wang, Baker Hughes
Robello Samuel, Halliburton

Shameem Siddiqui, C&P Digital Solutions
DISTINGUISHED
LECTURERS
C. Dean Wehunt, Chevron
John A. Veil, Veil Environmental, LLC

Xiuli Wang, Baker Hughes
Anatoly Boris Zolotukhin, Gubkin Russian State
University of Oil and Gas
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Mona D. Trick, Schlumberger
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YOUNG PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
PRESIDENTS AWARD FOR SECTION EXCELLENCE
Atyrau-Kazakhstan
Chair, Sameh Macary
Papua New Guinea

Chair, Dominic Sebong
Port Harcourt
Chair, George Agbogu
Aberdeen
Chair, Anthony Onukwu
Macae
Chair, Guilherme Castro
Calgary
Chair, Tareq Chowdhury
Astana
Chair, Sanzhar Zharkeshov
Poland
Chair, Krzysztof Antoni Fugiel
Oman
Chair, Junaid Mohiddin
Benin City Nigeria

Chair, Charles Akenobo
Roswell
Chair, John Maxey
Dallas
Chair, Terry Palisch
Samara
Chair, Ekaterina Kiryanova
SECTION AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING

STUDENT SUPPORT
German
Chair, Ingo Forstner
Saudi Arabia
Chair, Yousef Mohammed
Al-Tahan
Gulf Coast
Chair, Michael Strathman
Italian
Chair, Ida Zanino
Lagos
Chair, Oghenero Ozobeme
London
Chair, Arnaud Mille
Timan-Pechora
Chair, George V. Buslaev
Trinidad and Tobago
Chair, Brian Baptiste
Warri Nigeria
Chair, Okurerie Ogedegbev
Duliajan
Chair, Romen Borgohain
Powder River Basin

Chair, Mike Holzer
Permian Basin
Chair, Aaron Hunter
Tyumen
Chair, Alexey Borisenko
Port Harcourt
Chair, George Agbogu
SECTION AWARD FOR INNOVATION
Azerbaijan
Chair, Ali Naghiyev
Kirkuk
Chair, Luay Shaheed
Bangalore
Chair, John Hoppe
Oklahoma City
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Session 28
08301155
Room
E103
EDUCATIONAL TRENDS
Bill Fiffick, CanRig Drilling Technology
Mazher Ibrahim, BP
Session 29
08301155
DIGITAL ENERGY 2
Room
E108
Julian Pickering, Digital Oilfield Solutions
Michael Konopczynski, WellDynamics
Discussions will focus on the current trends in providing

professional development, training tools, and the talents
being cultivated in preparation for the next generation.
0830 170802
Case Study Demonstrates Learning Through Observations
as an Effective Education Tool M.A. Aggour, H. Hussien,
M. Fraim, Texas A&M University
0855 170987
New Approaches to Transferring Skills to the Next
Generation A.T. Lomas, Castor & Partners
This is the second of two integrated sessions

covering conventional digital energy topics and
data analytics. This session focuses on decision
support, novel concepts and failure analysis.
0830 170664
Production Management Decision Analysis Using AI-Based
Proxy Modelling of Reservoir SimulationsA Look-Back
Case Study S.D. Mohaghegh, West Virginia University;
F.A. Abdulla, Abu Dhabi Company Onshore Oil Operations
0920 170967
Petroleum Senior Students Specialize in Operations or
Reservoir Engineering L. Heinze, M.C. Watson, Texas Tech
University
0855 170660
Data-Driven Reservoir Management of a Giant Mature
Oilfield in the Middle East S.D. Mohaghegh, West Virginia
University; Y.S. Al-Mehairi, Abu Dhabi Company Onshore Oil
Operations; R. Gaskari, M. Maysami, Intelligent Solutions;
Y. Khazaeni, Boston University
0945 170689
Talent Evaluation Paradigms M. Martin, Repsol; D. Jones,
S. Benson, Newfield Exploration; L. Murphy, A.K. Jamaluddin,
R. Nolen-Hoeksema, A. Hyde, R. Chhibber, Schlumberger
0920 170678
Securely Managing Video-Rich Data in Control Rooms and
Real-Time Operating Centers with Fiber Optic Systems
D. Fanguy, L. Wachter, Thinklogical
1040 170673
Subsurface Capability Building H.J. Kloosterman, Shell
0945 170630
Intelligent Energy: A Strategic Inflection Point
M.J. Lochmann, OVS Group; I. Brown, Platts
1105 170774
A Rigorous 39 Month Training Program for Newly Hired
Engineers and Geoscientists O.A. Lozada, L.W. Corbett,
G. Niemtschik, C.A. Kossack, J. Afilaka, K. Burgess, C. Klein,
T. Hartman, A. de Wynter, Schlumberger
1130 170620
Designing and Implementing a Competency- Based
Development Program for Iraqi Graduate Engineers
H.N. Saadawi, Ringstone Petroleum Consultants; W. Al
Sammarrai, Human Resources Development Company
1040 170864
Mature Fractured Reservoir Meets The Era Of Young Minds
And The New Age Of Technology Digital Oil Field
M. Jamal, E. Anthony, H.B. Chetri, H. EL-Din Ibrahim,
P.R. Kumar, S. Nair, H. Al-Zaabi, Kuwait Oil Company
1105 170680
Predicting Failures From Oilfield Sensor Data Using Time
Series Shapelets O. Patri, A.V. Panangadan, C. Chelmis,
University of Southern California; R.G. McKee, Chevron;
V. Prasanna, University of Southern California
#ATCE
1130 170762
Fault Diagnosis in Oil Wells G. Horowitz, E.A. Faundez, YPF;
M. Maestri, M. Cassanello, LARSI
Drilling and
Completions

Responsibility
Management
and Information
and Dynamics
and Construction
Production and
Operations
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Session 30
08301155
RESERVOIR ENGINEERING
CASE STUDIES
Room
G106/
107
Kaveh Dehghani, Chevron
Eric Delamaide, IFP Technologies
This session addresses the application of recent

advances in integrated reservoir modelling to real
field cases. A number of novel forecasting techniques
have been benchmarked with real field data. The
benefits as well as the shortcomings of these
techniques in understanding fluid behaviour, reservoir
connectivity, depletion limit pressure, and range of
uncertainty in reservoir properties, will be covered.
0830 170705
Innovative Reservoir Pressure Management Technology
Facilitates Safe Drilling in Pressure Depleted Reservoirs
R.S. Prasad, F.C. Del Mundo, M.L. Litvak, J.J. Flynn,
S.T. Edwards, BP
0855 170871
Perdido Development: Unified Fluid Model (UFM) for
Integrated Production System Modelling (IPSM) D. Galvan,
G. McVinnie, B. Dindoruk, Shell
0920 170690
Assisted History Matching Benchmarking: Design of
Experiments-Based Techniques E.W. Bhark, K. Dehghani,
Chevron
0945 170623
A New Approach to Perform a Probabilistic and MultiObjective History Matching F.L. Almeida, A. Davolio,
D.J. Schiozer, Universidade Estadual De Campinas
1045 170584
Dynamic Fault Seal Breakdown InvestigationA Study of
Egret Field in the North Sea P.P. Obeahon, G. Ypma,
O.U. Onyeagoro, Shell; A.C. Gringarten, Imperial College
1105 170854
Probabilistic History Matching of Dual-Porosity and
Dual-Permeability Korolev Model Using Three Discrete
Fracture Models A. Abdrakhmanova, E. Iskakov, G.R. King,
M.M. Chaudhri, N. Liu, P. Bateman, Tengizchevroil
1130 170622
Integrated Subsurface Uncertainty Study and ApplicationA
Case Study of a Chalk Reservoir, Greater Ekofisk Area, North
Sea H. Yu, S. Sorensen, H.H. Sudan, B. Ludolph,
A.G. Burgess, E.B. Dahl, N.E. Hagen, S. Kuhlmann, C. Pacheco,
B.L. Wendt, M.G. Coral, ConocoPhillips
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Session 31
08301155
COMPLETION OPTIMISATION
Robert Woodroof, ProTechnics
Trey Lowe, Devon Energy
Room
E102
This session will focus on the evolution of completions

across various fields in North America and the North
Sea. It will include examples of new workflows and
techniques to evaluate and improve completions.
0830 170952
60 Years of Multi-Fractured Vertical, Deviated and Horizontal
Wells: What Have We Learned? G.E. King, Apache
0855 170721
Completion Optimisation and Validation in the Williston
Basin Through Integrated Datasets J.L. Barhaug, V. King,
A. Schmidt, A. Southcott, L. Steinke, H. Harper, WPX Energy
0920 170923
Granite Wash OptimisationValidating Completion
and Production Techniques E. Crawford, Linn Energy;
C.W. Senters, K.E. Bullard, R.S. Leonard, R.A. Woodroof,
Protechnics
0945 170827
Lessons Learned From an Eagle Ford Shale Completion
Evaluation S.M. Centurion, J-P. Junca-Laplace, R. Cade,
Baker Hughes; G. Presley, Cheyenne Petroleum
1040 170981
Fracture Optimisation Reduces Completion Cost While
Improving Well Productivity in the Valdemar Field Offshore
Denmark D.J. Stemberger, Maersk Oil; P.M. Saldungaray,
T.T. Palisch, CARBO Ceramics
1105 170750
Case Study - Completion Design Optimisation for Barnett Oil
Producing Area E.S. Holderby, Halliburton; J.A. Dahl,
J.S. Spaid, Devon Energy; R.G. Dusterhoft, I. Adams,
Halliburton
1130 170764
Completion Optimisation of an Unconventional Shale
Play: Implementation of a Successful Completion Design
Optimisation Plan and the Results O.A. Jaripatke,
O. Samandarli, E. McDonald, P.L. Richmond, Pioneer Natural
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Session 32
08301155
CEMENTING AND STABILITY

Martijn Bogaerts, Schlumberger
Robert Trotter, Chevron
Room
E104/
105
As we move to increasingly more complex environments,

we face escalating challenges in cementing and zonal
isolation, which will be solved through the use of
innovations. This session also addresses wellbore stability
through the use of nanotechnology, proper drilling fluid
selection, and the optimisation of well placement.
0830 170666 Deepwater Cementing: Key Decision
Process and Successful Techniques for Addressing
Production Liners G.A. Fuller, J. Edwards, S. Mercado,
M.J. Szymanski, C. Mead, C.T. Nguyen, A. Febbraro, Shell
0855
170886 Attenuation-Based Quantitative Cement
Bond Index with LWD SonicA Novel Approach Applicable to
all Casing and Cement Cases V. Pistre, T. Kinoshita, M. Blyth,
E. Saenz, Schlumberger
08301155
STIMULATION CASE HISTORIES

Harold Dean Brannon, Baker Hughes
Kevin D. Mauth, Schlumberger
Room
E106/
107
This session includes a broad range of case

histories of stimulation applications from around
the world. Included are reservoirs from high
temperature carbonates to tight gas sandstones
to unconventional resources. Topics include
completion optimisation, evaluation of completion
practices, and various completion configurations.
0830 170846
Some Fracs Are More Equal Than Others: Expanding the Use
of a Complexity and Conductivity Focused Frac Design in
the Williston Basin J. Wright, M. Barella, Halcon Resources;
C. Wright, L. Weijers, T.G. Riebel, Liberty Oilfield Services
0920 170712 Cement EvaluationA Risky Business

G. Benge, Baker Hughes
0855 170743
Minimizing Over-Flush Volumes at the End of FractureStimulation StagesAn Eagle Ford Case Study
W.H. Al-Tailji, StrataGen; N. Northington, M.T. Conway,
FracPro; B. Davidson, StrataGen
0945 170977 Proactive Novel Approach and Design

Strategies to Zonal Isolation in a Highly Challenging Deep
Water Environment L.S. Grant, N.B. Japar, D. Reagins,
A. Hale, S. Mercado, A.L. Van Den Haak, Shell; A. Guilherme,
A.G. Pereira, Schlumberger
0920 170784
Slick Water Fracturing and Small Proppant The Future of
Stimulation or a Slippery Slope? J.W. Ely, S.L. Fowler,
R.L. Tiner, D.J. Aro, G.R. Sicard, Ely and Associates; T. Sigman,
Marietta College
1040
170589 Experimental Investigation on Wellbore
Strengthening In Shales by Means of Nanoparticle-Based
Drilling Fluids O.M. Contreras, University of Calgary; G.
Hareland, Oklahoma State University; M. Husein, University
of Calgary; R. Nygaard, M.T. Al-Saba, Missouri University of
Science & Technology
0945 170832
First Successful Filtercake Damage Removal Treatment
Utilizing In-Situ Nitrogen/Heat Generating System for
Relatively Heavy Oil Wells A.A. Al-Taq, H. Al-Haji,
J.A. Saleem Saudi Aramco
1105
170687 Good Things Come In Little Packages:
Nanotechnology for Reduction in Pore Pressure
Transmission L.P. Moroni, S.R. Vickers, C. Gray, M. Davidson,
Baker Hughes
1040 170701
Successful Acidizing Treatment of Four Offshore Wells
with High Bottomhole Temperatures in Mobile Bay, Gulf of
Mexico: Laboratory and Field Case Studies M. Legemah,
D.M. Bilden, C. Lowe, A.M. Gomaa, X. Wang, Q. Qu, H. Sun,
J. Boles, L. Li, Baker Hughes
1130
170686 An Experimental Study of the Swelling
Properties of Unconventional Shale Oil Rock Samples Using
Both Water-Based and Oil-Based Muds H. Emadi,
M.Y. Soliman, Texas Tech University; R. Samuel, Halliburton;
L. Heinze, R. Moghaddam, S. Hutchison, Texas Tech University
1105
170720 Completion Optimisation with Ceramics
Provides Step Changes in Horizontal Performance for the
2nd Bone Spring FormationA Southeastern New Mexico
Case History K. Jackson, Endurance Resources; T. Palisch,
CARBO Ceramics; L. Lehman, StrataGen
1130
170852 Development of a Stranded Tight
Gas Field in the UK Southern North Sea Using Hydraulic
Fracturing Within a Subsea Horizontal WellA Case Study
M.E. Langford, G.D. Westera, B. Holland, Centrica Energy
Upstream; B. Bocaneala, M.R. Norris, Schlumberger
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1105 170720
Completion Optimization with Ceramics Provides Step
Changes in Horizontal Performance for the 2nd Bone Spring
FormationSoutheastern New Mexico Case History
K. Jackson, Endurance Resources; T. Palisch, CARBO
Ceramics; L. Lehman, StrataGen
1130 170852
Development of a Stranded Tight Gas Field in the UK
Southern North Sea Using Hydraulic Fracturing Within a
Subsea Horizontal Well: A Case Study
M.E. Langford, G.D. Westera, B. Holland, Centrica Energy
Upstream; B. Bocaneala, M.R. Norris, Schlumberger

Session 34
08301155
TAKING CONTROL OF OUR ENVIRONMENT
Room
G102
Kathlene Antoine, Hess
Wayne Fee, Mix Telematics
Session 35
08301155
NEW ADVANCES IN MEASURING

RESERVOIR ROCK PROPERTIES
Room
G104/
105
Robert Tester, ExxonMobil
Jeff Hawkins, Nexen
This session provides the participant with the

opportunity to learn from the presentation of
a wide range of control methods and practices
for environmental concerns in the oil and gas
industry on land, at sea, and undergroundfrom
assessment and preparation, to monitoring and
measurement, to reporting and remediation.
0830 170716
Industry Guidance For Reporting Environmental, Health and
Safety and Social and Economic Factors
B. Janus, Total; H. Murphy, IPIECA
0855 170873
LULA Large Scale Oil Spill Response Exercise: A Unique
Opportunity To Test a Full Set of Spilled Oil Monitoring and
Modelling Techniques C. Michel, L. Cazes, C. Eygun, Total
E&P Angola, L. Page-Jones, Y. Huet, OTRA
0920 170737
Environmentally Friendly Fracturing Fluid as Utilized in a
Western Canada Sedimentary Basin Case Study
T. Nixon, Sanjel; J. Tomszak, ARC Resources; S.C. Lawrence,
L. Richardson, K. Hepburn, Sanjel
0945 170855
Myanmars Taninthayi Nature Reserve Project (TNRP)
T. Htay, L.T. Htun, Petronas
1040 170763
Use of the DREAM Model for Control and Prediction of
Concentrations and Environmental Risks Associated With
Regular Discharges to Sea: Experiences and Challenges
H. Rye, U. Brnner, M. Ditlevsen, SINTEF; T.K. Frost, Statoil;
E. Furuholt, Det Norske Oljeselskap; G. Kjeilen-Eilertsen,
Total; R. Nepstad, SINTEF; P.W. Page, BP; J.E. Paulsen, ENI AS;
R. Ramos, ConocoPhillips; P. Rnningen, S. Srstrm, SINTEF
1105 170913
The Subsurface and Well Emergency Response Organisation
(ERO) Portal S. Cormack, J. Yuile, Shell
0830 170908
A New Mineralogy Cuttings Analysis Workflow for
Optimised Horizontal Fracture-Stage Placement in Organic
Shale Reservoirs D. Buller, C. Scheibe, C. Stringer, G.
Carpenter, Halliburton
0855 170972
A Practical Petrophysical Approach for Brittleness Prediction
from Porosity and Sonic Logging in Shale Reservoirs
X. Jin, S.N. Shah, University of Oklahoma; J.A. Truax, Linn
Energy; J. Roegiers, University of Oklahoma
0920 170651
Effect of Natural Fractures on Eagle Ford Shale Mechanical
Properties D. Hu, L. Matzar, V.N. Martysevich, Halliburton
0945 170969
Advances in Understanding Wettability of Tight and Shale
Gas Formations Q. Lan, M. Xu, H. Dehghanpour, University
of Alberta; J. Wood, Encana
1040 170839
Elastic Anisotropy Of Unconventional Shale at Reservoir
ConditionsNew, Faster Laboratory Characterisation
Technique G. Jin, H.J. Gonzalez, G. Agrawal, Baker Hughes;
A.Z. Ali, M.R. Khodja, King Fahd University
1105 170752
Digital Rocks: Developing An Emerging Technology
Through To A Proven Capability Deployed In The Business
J.T. Fredrich, D. Lakshtanov, N.M. Lane, E.B. Liu, C.S. Natarajan,
D. Ni, J.J. Toms, BP
1130 170792
Improved Assessment of Pore-Size Distribution and
Pore Connectivity in Multiple-Porosity Systems Using
Superparamagnetic Iron Oxide Nanoparticles and NMR
Measurements K. Cheng, L. Chi, Z. Heidari, Texas A&M University
#ATCE
1130 170732
Low Impact Testing of Oil Field Access Roads: Reducing
Environmental Impacts in Desert Ecosystems
F.M. Platt, D.B. Burnett, Texas A&M University
This session presents new and novel techniques and

technologies to improve the characterisation of reservoir
rock properties in both conventional and unconventional
reservoirs.
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Session 36
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Room
G103
Birol Dindoruk, Shell
John Ratulowski, Schlumberger
This session will present several novel fluid propertiesrelated research and development work. The
presentations discuss interaction of phase behaviour and
flow and as well as modelling aspect in tight/nanoporous
systems and quantification of diffusive mixing in viscous
systems. The session also addresses interfacial tension in
H2O-HC systems and micro-scale PVT measurements.
0830 170697
Simulation of Asphaltene Precipitation During Gas Injection
Using PC-SAFT EOS S. Mohebbinia, K. Sepehrnoori, The
University of Texas At Austin; R.T. Johns, Pennsylvania State
University; A. Kazemi Nia Korrani, The University of Texas at
Austin
0855 170626
A Parametric Study of Reservoir Cooling for Enhanced
Recovery by CO2 Flooding Z. Wang, A.M. Khanzode,
R.T. Johns, Pennsylvania State University
0920 170894
Experimental Study and Modelling of the Effect of Pore Size
Distribution on Hydrocarbon Phase Behavior in Nanopores
L. Wang, E K. Neeves,. X. Yin, E. Ozkan, Colorado School of
Mines
0945 170931
Measurement of Gas Diffusivity in Heavy Oils/Bitumen Using
Pressure-Decay Test R.R. Ratnakar, B. Dindoruk, Shell
1040 170910
Microfluidic Platform for PVT Measurements
S. Molla, F. Mostowfi, Schlumberger
1105 170957
Graphical Determination of the Henrys Constant and the
Diffusion Coefficient of Gases in Heavy Oils Using the
Late-Time Pressure-Decay Data F.J. Pacheco Roman,
S. Hejazi, University of Calgary
1130 170670
Vapour-Liquid and Liquid-Liquid Interfacial Tension of
Water and Hydrocarbon Systems at Representative
Reservoir Conditions: Experimental and Modelling Results
L.M. Pereira, A. Chapoy, B. Tohidi, Heriot-Watt University
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CHALLENGE FACING UNIVERSITIES IN

PROVIDING THE OIL INDUSTRY WITH
THE RIGHT PROFESSIONALS
Room
E103
Session Chairperson:
Habib Menouar, Texas Tech University
Top leaders from todays leading companies

and universities will discuss the current issues
on preparing the right professionals for the
oil and gas industry and what challenges the
universities are facing to accomplish this goal.
Panelists:
Denny Bullard, VP Operations Services, Pioneer National
Resources
Larry Lake, Professor, The University of Texas at Austin
M.Y. Soliman, Texas Tech University

Session 38
14001700
MULTIPHASE FLOW METERING,

MODELLING, AND ISSUES
Room
E108
Christopher Jenkins, Devon Energy
Randahl Roadifer, ConocoPhillips
Session 39
14001700
WELL PRODUCTION ENHANCEMENT:

CHEMICAL SOLUTIONS AND NEW
TECHNOLOGIES
Room
G106/
107
Ketan Sheth, Baker Hughes
Mathew Samuel, Weatherford
From the reservoir to the point of sale, understanding

multiphase flow is critical to the upstream E&P
business. This session focuses on multiphase
flow from the sand face to the pipeline, with
applications in liquid loading, artificial lift, separation
and measurement, and flow assurance.
This session summarises chemical solutions

for well production enhancement. Successful
cases from the implementation of several new
techniques document solutions for challenging
issues such as sanding, clean-up, and gas shutoff.
1400 170828
Accelerated Oil Droplet Separation from Produced Water
Using Magnetic Nanoparticles S. Ko, V. Prigiobbe, C. Huh,
S.L. Bryant, The University of Texas At Austin; M.V. Bennetzen,
K. Mogensen, Maersk Oil
1400 170594
Advanced Sand Control Chemistry To Increase Maximum
Sand Free Rate With Improved Placement TechniqueA
Case Study D.L. Mason, H. Shamma, R. van Petegem,
M. Naguib, H. Mousa, P. Bentham, D. Aytkhozhina, BP;
P. Singh, W.N. Razali, Weatherford International
1425 170727
CFD Simulation of ESP Performance and Bubble Size
Estimation under Gassy Conditions J. Zhu, H. Zhang,
University of Tulsa
1450 170683
A Combined Bottom-Hole Pressure Calculation Procedure
Using Multiphase Correlations and Artificial Neural Network
Models X. Li, J. Miskimins, B. Hoffman, Colorado School of
Mines
1545 170583
A Pragmatic Approach to Understanding Liquid Loading in
Gas Wells M.F. Riza, A.R. Hasan, Texas A&M University;
C. Kabir, Hess
1610 170671
Multiphase Flow Pattern Recognition in Horizontal and
Upward Gas-Liquid Flow Using Support Vector Machine
Models X. Li, J. Miskimins, Colorado School of Mines;
R.P. Sutton, Consultant; B. Hoffman, Colorado School of Mines
1450 170789
Deepwater Gas Zone Shutoffs by Wireline in Openhole
Gravel Pack Completions C.M. Zettner, H.D. Bensmiller,
T. Lane, ExxonMobil
1545 170634
A Full Field Downhole Foam Assisted Lift Application to
Enhance Gas Recovery R. Rachman, D. Poirault, S. Warsito,
Total, S. Martin, R. Shook, Weatherford
1610 170629
Controlling Extreme Fluid Loss During Workover Operations
in Dual-Porosity Reservoirs with Hydraulically Induced
Fractures E. Delgado, F. Crespo, Halliburton; R.D. Zabala,
Ecopetrol
1635 170980
Subsea Well Intervention: Recent Developments and
Recommendations to Increase Overall Project Returns
M.E. Nelson, P.G. Mcleroy, Texas A&M University
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1635 170853
Enhancements in Fraction Measurements and Flow
Modelling for Multiphase Flowmeters L. Lupeau,
OneSubea; G. Jolivet, D. Chazal, M. Fiore, C. Toussaint,
B. Fournier, F. Hollaender, Schlumberger
1425 170753
Use of a Non Invasive Non Damaging Blocking Agent for
Improved Cleaning in Low Bottomhole Pressure Wells
O.V. Ananaba, L.L. Hain, J.A. White, ConocoPhillips; S.H. Craig,
R.T. Koch, Baker Hughes
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Session 40
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COMPLETIONS CASE HISTORIES
Room
E102
Bala Gadiyar, Schlumberger
Roy Hathcock, Devon Energy
In this completions session, case histories from

around the world will be presented related
to perforating, well abandonment, inflow
control devices, and casing failures .
1400 170949
Environmental Risk and Well Integrity of Plugged and
Abandoned Wells
G.E. King, R.L. Valencia, Apache
1425 170758
Effective Practices in the Abandonment of Canadas Deep
Sour Gas Wells A. Wilkie, D. Baldree, H. Pratt, Shell
1450 170618
Evaluating The Risk Of Casing Failure Due To High-Density
Perforation: A 3D FEM Case Study From A Deep Water
Reservoir, GoM Y. Guo, M. Blanford, J. Candella, BP
Session 41
14001700
PRESSURE MANAGEMENT AND

WELL CONTROL
Room
E104/
105
Don Hannegan, Weatherford International
Dennis Moore, Marathon Oil
As the industry faces increasingly challenging drilling

environments, pressure management continues to
gain importance as a way to enhance safety and
environmental considerations, as well as drill prospects
not possible otherwise. This session covers early-kick
loss detection and multiphase flow; a representative
of the Office of Offshore Regulatory Programs,
US DOI, and Bureau of Safety and Environmental
Enforcement will give a keynote speech on well control.
1400
Invited Presenter
Analysis of Well Control Incidents 20072013 D. Morris,
Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement
1425 170887
MPD Techniques Optimise HPHT Well Control
R.J. Elmore, G.H. Medley, R.C. Goodwin, Signa Engineering
1545 170805
Successful Campaign Using Coiled Tubing to Perforate Five
HPHT Wells in the UK Central North Sea
M.J. Taggart, T. Phan, L. Murray, Baker Hughes; M. Cassidy,
NRG Resources
1450 170756
Early Kick Detection Methods and Technologies
D. Fraser, R. Lindley, Argonne National Laboratory;
D.D. Moore, Marathon Oil; M. Vander Staak, Hess
1610 170617
Engineered Perforating Charges Designed for Stimulation
J.A. Leal Jauregui, F. Ghurari, R. Zbitowsky, J. Duarte , A.H. Al
Yaseen, Saudi Aramco; B. Derouen, E. Soriano, Halliburton
1545 170684
The MPD Well Control Matrix: What is Actually Happening
M. Mir Rajabi, D.M. Hannegan, Weatherford International;
D.D. Moore, Marathon Oil
1635 170606
Retrofit Solids Control In Live Gas Wells
E. Biezen, Shell; L. Hoekstra, S. Gesterkamp, NAM; S. Von der
Heide, Balance Point Control; R.Welling, Shell
1610 170962
Multivariate Control for Managed Pressure Drilling Systems
Using High Speed Telemetry R. Asgharzadeh Shishavan,
C. Hubbell, H. Perez, J. Hedengren, Brigham Young University;
D.S. Pixton, A.P. Pink, National Oilwell Varco
1635 170815
Reliability Informed Drilling: Analysis for a Dual-Gradient
Drilling System B. Das, University of Houston; R. Samuel,
Halliburton
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IMPROVED AND ENHANCED OIL

RECOVERY: IOR/EOR
Room
E106/
107
James Baldwin, Hess
John Cochrane, Chevron
Session 43
14001700
TAKING CARE OF OUR PEOPLE

AND OUR COMMUNITY
Room
G102
Drue Ann Whittecar, National Oilwell Varco
Elie Daher, United Safety
In the current economic environment, efforts

to improve and enhance oil recovery are being
considered or actively under way across the globe.
Waterflooding, low salinity waterflooding, sour gas
injection, CO2 injection, and steam injection are
all among the ideas presented in this session.
1400 170704
Heavy Oil Field Development Revitalized through Horizontal
and Lateral Re-Entry Wells A.S. Popa, S.D. Cassidy, Chevron
1425 170795
Integrated Screening Criteria for Offshore Application of
Enhanced Oil Recovery P. Kang, J. Lim, Korea Maritime &
Ocean University; C. Huh, The University of Texas At Austin
1450 170729
CO2 Foam Pilot in Salt Creek Field, Natrona County, WY:
Phase II: Diagnostic Testing and Initial Results
S.O. Norris, J.M. Scherlin, Anadarko Petroleum; J. Mukherjee,
P. Vanderwaal, S. Abbas, Dow Chemical; Q.P. Nguyen, The
University of Texas At Austin
1545 170653
North Cross Devonian UnitA Mature Continuous CO2 Flood
Beyond 200% HCPV Injection S.A. Aryana, University
of Wyoming; C. Barclay, S. Liu, Occidental Oil and Gas
Corporation
1610 170725
Secondary Application of Low Salinity Waterflooding to the
Forties Sandstone Reservoirs S. Law, P.G. Sutcliffe, Senergy;
S.A. Fellows, Computer Modelling Group
This session presents the participant with issues,

experiences, and solutions. Topics include dealing with
an aging workforce, social investment, community
safety wellsite practices, and learning from our past.
1400 170596
The Effect of Management Involvement on Vehicle Safety
Improvement C. Catten, C. Johnson, inthinc
1425 170693
Development of Improved Testing Procedure for Wells with
Sustained Casing Pressure M. Kazemi, A.K. Wojtanowicz,
Louisiana State University
1450 170933
Developing a Fatigue Risk Management SystemA Case
Study on Education and Mitigation Strategies
S.A. Acton, Environmental Resources Management
1545 170872
Social Investment Programs and Indigenous Communities:
Field Case Study M. Kuniholm, D. Frye, I. Sanchez,
Environmental Resources Management
1610 170812
Ensuring The Safety of Onsite Personnel And Neighboring
Community During Workover And Well-Testing Activities
With A High H2S Risk PotentialA Case Study
E A. Ferrante, E. Daher, United Safety; W. Hughes, OMV
1635 170901
Staying the Course with Safely Delivering the Challenge and
Opportunities Represented in Subsea Tieback Portfolio in
the Gulf of Mexico G. Sharma, D. Moss, Shell
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A Sector Model for IOR/EOR Process Evaluation
S. Wang, B. Yeskaiyr, C. Walker, Tengizchevroil
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Session 44
14001700
FORMATION FLUID IDENTIFICATION

AND DISTRIBUTION
Room
G104/
105
Mayank Malik, Chevron
Edward Boratko, Schlumberger
This session presents a new fluid identification sensor,

case studies on advanced integration of fluid properties
for improved reservoir characterisation, and a new
methodology for determination of multiphase flow
properties using sampling data. Other highlights include
advances in the understanding of gas adsorption
in the Marcellus Shale and capillary condensation
in unconventional reservoirs. Lastly, WFT pressure
transient applications round out the programme.
1400 170730
Characterisation of Asphaltene Transport Over Geologic
Time Aidsin Explaining the Distribution of Heavy Oils and
Solid Hydrocarbons in Reservoirs O.C. Mullins, K. Wang,
Y. Chen, D. Hernandez-Baez, A. Pomerantz, J.Y. Zuo,
P.S. Hammond, Schlumberger; C. Dong, H. Elshahawi, Shell;
D.J. Seifert, Saudi Aramco
1425 170891
Enhancement and Potential of New Fluid ID Sensor
Technologies for Sampling Tools A. Cartellieri, J. Pragt,
Baker Hughes
1450 170794
Mapping and Modelling Large Viscosity and Asphaltene
Variations in a Reservoir Undergoing Active Biodegradation
R.R. Jackson, J.Y. Zuo, A. Agarwal, Schlumberger; B.H. Herold,
S. Kumar, Cairn India; I. De Santo, H. Dumont, C. Ayan,
O.C. Mullins, Schlumberger
1545 170648
A Novel Methodology of Estimation of Multiphase Flow
Properties from Sampling Data of Wireline Formation Tester
K. Cig, C. Ayan, M.R. Kristensen, Schlumberger; E.J. Mackay,
Heriot-Watt University; A. Elbekshi, ADCO
1610 170801
Evaluation of Gas Adsorption in Marcellus Shale W. Yu,
K. Sepehrnoori, T. Patzek, The University of Texas at Austin
1635 170837
The Condition of Capillary Condensation and Its Effects on
Gas-in-Place of Unconventional Gas Condensate Reservoirs
B. Li, A.G. Mezzatesta, H.F. Thern, B. Zhang, J. Wu, H. Zhang,
Baker Hughes
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14001700
NANOSCALE PHENOMENA
Room
G103
Baosheng Liang, Chevron
Fady Chaban, ConocoPhillips
This session explores recent developments and

challenges in modelling unconventional reservoirs and
understanding flow mechanisms down to the nano scale.
1400 170959
How To Improve Our Understanding of Gas and Oil
Production Mechanisms in Liquid-Rich Shale M. Alfi, B. Yan,
Y. Cao, C. An, Y. Wang, J.E. Killough, Texas A&M University
1425 170659
Rigorous Modelling for Data Analysis Towards Accurate
Determination of Shale Gas-Permeability by MultipleRepeated Pressure-Pulse Transmission Tests on Crushed
Samples F. Civan, D. Devegowda, University of Oklahoma
1450 170948
Modelling Adsorption of Gases in Nanoscale Pores Using
Grand Canonical Monte Carlo Simulation Techniques
M. Al Ismail, R.N. Horne, Stanford University
1545 170976
Modelling Flow in Nanoporous, Membrane Reservoirs and
Interpretation of Coupled Fluxes F. Geren, Colorado School
of Mines; T. Firincioglu, C. Karacaer, Nitec; E. Ozkan, Colorado
School of Mines; C. Ozgen, Nitec
1610 170830
Permeability of Organic-Rich Shale A. Wasaki, I. Akkutlu,
Texas A&M University
1635 170800
Surfactant-Based Fluids Containing Copper-Oxide
Nanoparticles for Heavy-Oil Viscosity Reduction
A. Srinivasan, S.N. Shah, University of Oklahoma
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Events Wednesday,
29 October
ePoster Presentations Wednesday,
29 October
Paper

170597
Dynamic Water-Cut Limit For Subsea Multiphase Oil Production Wells

B. Mokdad, K. Katoozi, Centrica Energy Upstream; S. Zunez, O.C. Akuanyionwu, Schlumberger
170588
The Ultimate Sucker-Rod String Design Procedure

G. Takacs, M. Gajda, University of Miskolc
170749
Developing an Integrated Sand Management Strategy for Kinabalu Field, Offshore Malaysia
C.A. Mcphee, C. Webster, G. Daniels, C. Reed, F. Mulders, Senergy; C. Howat, A. Britton, Talisman
170650
A Novel Way to Spot and Squeeze Lost Circulation Cement Plug Using Managed Pressure Drilling
Technique in HP/HT Conditions: Case History From Mediterranean Sea
D. Bhaisora, A. Waheed, M.A. Gawad, Halliburton; L. Hollman, Blade Energy Partners M. Ben-Fayed,
A. Mehdiyev, W. Geldof, BG
170990
Numerical Model for Mapping Thief Zones in Directional Wells While Drilling
Y. Chen, M. Yu, M.E. Ozbayoglu, N. Takach, University of Tulsa

170915
Impact of Maturity on Kerogen Pore Wettability: A Modeling Study

Y. Hu, D. Devegowda, University of Oklahoma; R.F. Sigal, Consultant
170635
Challenging the Industrys Understanding of the Mechanical Friction Reduction for Coiled
Tubing Operations
S. Livescu, S.H. Craig, T. Watkins, Baker Hughes
170900
Multizone Horizontal Openhole Gravel Pack with External Zonal Isolation and Inflow Control
Devices Allows Production of Left-Behind Reserves in Sand Prone Reservoirs
W.M. Charry, J. Rubiano, A. Beltran Lopez, M.B. Velez, A.G. Duarte, H. Trujillo, W. Acosta, Hocol;
X. Guerrero, J. Penaloza, D. Florez, R. Uribe, N. Lopez, Schlumberger
170654
Multi-Phase Flow Modelling of Surface Equipment in Managed Pressure Drilling Operations

K.M. Deshpande, P. Northam, P. Sabhapathy, R.A. Gandikota, L. Ring, Weatherford
170587
The Use of the Least Squares Probabilistic Collocation Method in Decision Making in the Presence
of Uncertainty for Chemical EOR Processes
A.M. Alkhatib, Saudi Aramco; P.R. King, Imperial College
170984
A New Mechanism of Formation Damage in Sandstone Matrix Acidizing Caused by Apatite;

A Phosphate Cementing Material
A. Sakipour, H.A. Nasr-El-Din, Texas A&M University

170646
Service Industry and University Collaboration In Teaching Production Optimisation with Artificial Lift
R.N. Chokshi, W.C. Lane, Weatherford International; S. Dunn-Norman, Missouri University of Science
and Technology
170726
Case Studies: The Ensemble-Based Approach to History Matching and Model Parameter Estimation
Y. Zhang, E.W. Bhark, H.A. Phale, K. Dehghani, Chevron
170928
A One-Year Production Study Between Cemented Multistage and Openhole Completion

Technologies for Vertical Wells in the Permian Basin
D.S. Lohoefer, B. Keener, Eagle Oil & Gas; S. Ezeldin, D. Snyder, Packers Plus Energy Services
170667
A Statistical Evaluation of Cement Placement Techniques By Use of Cement Bond Index

S. Pallapothu, M. Bogaerts, G.G. De Bruijn, S. Peyle, Schlumberger; Faisal Rashid, ZADCO
170823
Eco-Friendly Biodegradable Agents For Diversion and Zonal Isolation of Multiple Stage Horizontal
Well Completions: Case Histories From Marcellus Shale Hydraulic Fracturing
D.M. Arnold, F.E. Fragachan, Weatherford International
170606
Retrofit Solids Control In Live Gas Wells

E. Biezen, Shell; L. Hoekstra, S. Gesterkamp, NAM; S. Von der Heide, Balance Point Control;
R. Welling, Shell
Presentations
Events ePoster
Wednesday,
29 October
Paper

170867
An Evidence-Based Approach to Well Integrity Risk Management

M. Loizzo, Well Integrity Consultant; A. Bois, CurisTec; P. Etcheverry, M.G. Lunn, Vermilion Energy
170943
Experimental and Analytical Core and Geomechanical Data Analysis of a Tight Oil
Carbonate Formation
A. Islam, A. Ziarani, A. Cui, Trican Well Service Ltd.; S. Ehlers, B. Schneider, Coral Hill Energy
170759
Production Enhancement In Arctic Environment: The Multilateral Experience For Viscous Oil
S. Raniolo, S. Mancini, F. Brega, M. Rovellini, P.H. Gentil, M. Malpeli, Eni
170869
Expedited Country Startup With a Large Scale Mobilization of CO2 and H2S Equipment and Services
For a Major Oil and Gas Company In Latin America
E. Daher, B. Shah, S. MacDonald, D. Almeida, United Safety
170907
Methodology of Well Productivity Prediction From Analyzing Formation Tester Probe Transient
Pressure Data in a Multilayer Reservoir Using a New Spherical Drawdown Analysis Method
A.Z. Alali, J.J. Sheng, M.Y. Soliman, M. Watson, Texas Tech University; S.M. Ma, Saudi Aramco
170971
A Trilinear Flow Model for a Fractured Horizontal Well in a Fractal Unconventional Reservoir
O. Ozcan, Colorado School of Mines; H. Sarak, Istanbul Technical University;
E. Ozkan, Colorado School of Mines; R.S. Raghavan, Phillips Petroleum Retired
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Paper

170590
Remediation Technology Review and Selection Process for Hydrocarbon Contaminated Sites
H.A. Al-Mebayedh, Kuwait Oil Company
170892
Diagenetic Influence of Aqueous CO2 on Fracture Conductivity of Shaly Rocks

A.O. Olabode, M. Radonjic, Louisiana State University
170647
Experimental Evaluation of Models For Calculating Shear Rates of Polymer Solution In Porous Media
W. Sun, China National Oil and Gas Exploration and Development; K. Li, Stanford University
170799
A New Approach for Efficiently Evaluating High Permeable Coalbed Methane Reservoirs in
Surat Basin Australia
R. Pelling, J. Thorburn, QGC Pty. Ltd.; H. Pourabed, B.C. Cheong, H. Wun Moh, J. Harfoushian,
Schlumberger
170889
Mini-DST to Characterize Formation Deliverability and Heterogeneity in Thin Hydrocarbon

Reservoir Sequences
W. Chu, Pioneer Natural Resources; J. Steckhan, OMV
170983
Understanding Mechanisms for Liquid Dropout From Horizontal Shale Gas Condensate Wells
R.M. Altman, L. Fan, S. Sinha, M. Stukan, A. Viswanathan, Schlumberger
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Julian Pickering
Digital Oilfield Solutions
Production Monitoring
and Control
Randahl Roadifer
ConocoPhillips
Well Operations
Mathew Samuel
Weatherford
Drilling
Junichi Sugiura
Schlumberger
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Specialty Coordinators
Production and Operations

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Schlumberger
and Dynamics
Annie Audibert-Hayet
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Projects, Facilities, and

Construction Specialty
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Hisham Saadawi
Ringstone Petroleum Consultants
Health, Safety, and Environment

Specialty Coordinator
and Chairperson
Derek Tate
Derek Tate Consulting
Drilling
Dan Scott
Baker Hughes
Executive Advisory Committee
Egbert Imomoh
Chairperson
2013 SPE President
Afren
Jeff Spath
Vice Chairperson
2014 SPE President
Schlumberger
Matthias Bichsel
ATCE 2014 General Chairperson
Royal Dutch Shell
Satindar Purewal
ATCE 2014 Programme
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SVS Oil and Gas
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Section Anniversaries
Congratulations to all the members who have supported these SPE sections over the years.
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SECTION
ESTABLISHED ANNIVERSARY
Hobbs...........................................................................1954...................................60
Illinois Basin...............................................................1954...................................60
New York and New England Petroleum........1954...................................60
San Joaquin Valley..................................................1954...................................60
Saudi Arabia..............................................................1959...................................55
Appalachian Petroleum........................................1959...................................55
Amarillo ......................................................................1964...................................50
Midwest Gas Storage.............................................1964...................................50
Trans-Pecos................................................................1964...................................50
Michigan......................................................................1969...................................45
Stavanger ..................................................................1974...................................40
Aberdeen ...................................................................1974...................................40
Java Indonesia..........................................................1979...................................35
Salt Lake Petroleum...............................................1979...................................35
Copenhagen..............................................................1984...................................30
France...........................................................................1984...................................30
Lima..............................................................................1984...................................30
Great Yarmouth Petroleum.................................1984...................................30
Calgary.........................................................................1989...................................25
North India.................................................................1989...................................25
Sarawak.......................................................................1989...................................25
New Zealand..............................................................1989...................................25
Republic of Yemen..................................................1989...................................25
South China Sea.......................................................1994...................................20
Southern China.........................................................1994...................................20
Romanian....................................................................1994...................................20
Sakhalin.......................................................................1994...................................20
Korea.............................................................................1994...................................20
Vietnam.......................................................................1994...................................20
Bahia-Sergipe............................................................1999...................................15
Libya..............................................................................2004...................................10
Volga.............................................................................2004...................................10
Western Siberia........................................................2004...................................10
Southern Africa........................................................2004...................................10
Spain.............................................................................2004...................................10
Lloydminster..............................................................2009.................................... 5
South Saskatchewan..............................................2009.................................... 5
Almaty..........................................................................2009.................................... 5
Timan-Pechora.........................................................2009.................................... 5
Ufa.................................................................................2009.................................... 5
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Student
Events Chapter
Monday
Events
Monday,Anniversaries
27
27October
October
Congratulations to all the members who have supported these SPE student chapters
over the years. We deeply appreciate your time, energy, and dedication.
STUDENT CHAPTER
Imperial College............................................................................................................1974.................................40
University of West Indies..........................................................................................1979.................................35

University of Ibadan....................................................................................................1979.................................35
Petroleum Training Institute ...................................................................................1979.................................35
Heriot-Watt University...............................................................................................1979.................................35
Delft University..............................................................................................................1984.................................30
Universidad de Amrica............................................................................................1989.................................25
Federal University of Technology..........................................................................1989.................................25
Universidad Nacional del Comahue......................................................................1994.................................20
Escuela Superior Politcnica del Litoral..............................................................1994.................................20
Universidad de Oriente..............................................................................................1994.................................20
Instituto Politcnico Nacional ................................................................................1999.................................15
Universidad Nacional Autnoma de Mxico.....................................................1999.................................15
Universidad Central del Ecuador...........................................................................1999.................................15
Escuela Politcnica Nacional...................................................................................1999.................................15
Universidade Estadual do Norte FluminenseDarcy Ribeiro....................1999.................................15
Sultan Qaboos University.........................................................................................1999.................................15
NED University of Engineering & Technology..................................................1999.................................15
University of Wyoming..............................................................................................2004.................................10
Suez Canal University.................................................................................................2004.................................10
Gubkin University.........................................................................................................2004.................................10
Kazakh-British Technical University......................................................................2004.................................10
Moscow University of Geological Prospecting.................................................2004.................................10
Saint Petersburg State University.........................................................................2004.................................10
Lagos State University...............................................................................................2004.................................10
Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology.......................................................2004.................................10
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology...................................................2004.................................10
Universiti Teknologi Petronas..................................................................................2004.................................10
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Universitas Indonesia .................................................................................................2004.................................10

Petroleum Institute......................................................................................................2004.................................10
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro.............................................................2004.................................10
Heriot-Watt University, Dubai ................................................................................2009.................................. 5
Universit de Pau et des Pays de LAdour ........................................................2009.................................. 5
Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development..............2009.................................. 5
Student Chapter Anniversaries
STUDENT CHAPTER
Waseda University.......................................................................................................2009.................................. 5
Middle East Technical UniversityCyprus.........................................................2009.................................. 5
Mines Paris Tech............................................................................................................2009.................................. 5
Hanoi University of Mining and Geology............................................................2009.................................. 5
University of Leeds......................................................................................................2009.................................. 5
Ukhta State Technical University...........................................................................2009.................................. 5
Utrecht University........................................................................................................2009.................................. 5
Suranaree University of Technology.....................................................................2009.................................. 5
University of Auckland...............................................................................................2009.................................. 5
University of Utah........................................................................................................2009.................................. 5
Universidade Federal de Itajub............................................................................2009.................................. 5
University of Petroleum & Energy Studies........................................................2009.................................. 5
British University...........................................................................................................2009.................................. 5
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Products and Services
Exhibitors
Convention Centre Floor Plans
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101

ACCESSORIES
Binder Science....................................................3110
COMPUTER HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE
GKD - Gebr. Kufferath AG................................. 243
BYK Additives Inc .............................................2500
Aclaro Softworks, Inc. .....................................1938
HCL Clamping Solutions..................................3125
CESI Chemical ....................................................1941
Amarile..................................................................2248
Mubea Tellerfedern GmbH..............................3330
Clariant Oil Services..........................................1237
CARBO..................................................................1620
Opti-Light International BV.............................. 110
Cleansorb Ltd. ..................................................... 439
Computer Modelling Group Ltd....................1413
Zigong Cemented Carbide Corp Ltd...........2502
Continental Industries Group, Inc ................3117
Culgi BV.................................................................. 221
Coretrax................................................................2045
Energy Navigator...............................................1310
Croda.....................................................................1644
Enersight Corp. .................................................1322
Culgi BV................................................................1221
Etech International Limited............................2925
Dow Oil & Gas.....................................................2509
Exprosoft AS......................................................... 228
Evonik Industries................................................3030
FEI Co................................................................... 3327
Hebei Henbo Bio Technology Co., Ltd. ......3107
Geologix Systems Integration Ltd............... 3313
Imerys Oilfield Solutions..................................1404
Hydrocarbon Data Systems, Inc................... 1520
Impact Fluid Solutions, LLC............................2902
Ikon Science........................................................ 2442
Jiaozuo FangHua Ceramics Co., Ltd ...........3013
INT Inc.................................................................. 1634
Krishna Antioxidants Pvt Ltd ........................2146
Interfaces SA...................................................... 2910
Baker Hughes......................................................2000
Kuraray.................................................................... 635
Interpretive Software Products.................... 1209
Caltec Limited.....................................................1443
Lubrizol Corp. ...................................................... 915
KAPPA Engineering.......................................... 1200
C-FER Technologies..........................................2213
MEL Chemicals...................................................... 929
KBC Advanced Technologies Inc................... 428
Compressco Partners, L.P. .............................1437
M-I SWACO..........................................................2027
Laversab, Inc...................................................... 1840
CoorsTek Technical Ceramics........................... 628
Momentive...........................................................1407
LR Senergy.......................................................... 2033
Dover Artificial Lift.............................................. 222
MWV Specialty Chemicals..............................1215
Math2market Gmbh......................................... 3216
Geo Pressure Systems Inc. (GEO PSI).........1735
Nalco Champion....................................... 1617, 434
NSI Technologies.............................................. 1633
Global Tubing......................................................2148
Newpark Drilling Fluids....................................2403
Optimization Petroleum Technologies, Inc. 3031
Leutert Instruments .........................................2337

(F. Leutert GmbH & Co. KG)
OFI Testing Equipment, Inc. ..........................2237
OVS Group LLC.................................................. 2046
Potters Industries...............................................2015
Palisade Corporation....................................... 1521
Marmon Engineered Wire & Cable LLC.......3315
Poweltec................................................................. 012
Paradigm............................................................. 3028
Metrolog...............................................................2227
Sasol North America.........................................2527
Pegasus Vertex inc............................................ 916
Optimization Petroleum .................................3031

Technologies, Inc
Select Industries, Inc. .....................................1448
Peloton................................................................. 3122
Shell.......................................................................1600
Perigon................................................................. 3321
SNF........................................................................... 112
Petroleum Experts Ltd.................................... 2216
SOLVAY.................................................................2919
PetroTel, Inc........................................................ 1835
Sunita Hydrocolloids Inc. ..............................2348
Printrex by Transact......................................... 3127
TBC-Brinadd........................................................1308
Resoptima AS.................................................... 2147
The EOR Alliance c/o IFP (Canada).............1939
RGB Spectrum................................................... 2900
TouGas Oilfield Solutions GmbH...................1235
Rock Flow Dynamics........................................ 1240
Toyota Tsusho Corporation.............................2018
Sciencesoft Limited.......................................... 2430
Unibrom Corp.....................................................2502
Teradata Corporation....................................... 3225
Univar...................................................................... 634
Xait........................................................................... 638
ACTUATORS
CDA InterCorp.....................................................3014
Ideal Aerosmith Inc...........................................3319
Safoco, Inc...........................................................2110
AIRCRAFT TRANSPORTATION
AND SERVICES
MSP Ltd .................................................................. 643
ARTIFICIAL LIFT
OVS Group LLC...................................................2046

Petroleum Technology Company..................2525
PTC.........................................................................3102
Schlumberger......................................................1627
Seed Cemented Carbide .................................. 814
Technology Co., LTD.
Sercel.....................................................................2227
Sercel-GRC...........................................................2227
Western Falcon Inc. .........................................1937
ASSOCIATIONS AND
GOVERNMENTAL SERVICES
API............................................................................ 542
EAGE......................................................................2048
GEP-AFTP............................................................3320
IADC ......................................................................1647
(Intl. Assn. of Drilling Contractors)
CABLE - POWER, CONTROL, AND

INSTRUMENTATION CABLE
De Regt Marine Cables B.V. ...........................2227
Deltarent................................................................. 110
VeruTEK Technologies......................................3108
Wacker Chemical Corporation......................... 905
CHRISTMAS TREE/WELLHEAD VALVES
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
Aclaro Softworks, Inc...................................... 1938
Amarile................................................................. 2248
Freudenberg Oil & Gas Technologies...........2708
Canrig Drilling Technology Ltd....................... 642
Energy Navigator............................................. 1310
PTC.........................................................................3102
Enersight Corp................................................... 1322
Topland Oilfield Supplies LTD........................2502
Etech International Limited........................... 2925
Trelleborg Sealing Solutions ..........................3219

Netherlands B.V.
Geomec Engineering....................................... 2725
COILED TUBULARS
LandOcean Energy Services Co Ltd............ 2246

Laversab, Inc.......................................................1840
Opti-Light International BV.............................. 110
Alcoa Oil & Gas...................................................2020
Merrick..................................................................3229
Rebo Systems.....................................................3211
BK Oil Tools BV...................................................2243
Peloton..................................................................3122
W.L. Gore..............................................................3233
Celanese Corporation.......................................2343
Resoptima AS.....................................................2147
CETCO ENERGY SERVICES.............................3119
TDE Group GmbH..............................................2346
EV Downhole Video..........................................2922
Tessella................................................................. 2934
CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
Seed Cemented Carbide .................................. 814
Topland Oilfield Supplies LTD........................2502
CHEMICALS
3M Oil and Gas....................................................2330
AkzoNobel............................................................. 842
Baker Hughes......................................................2000
BASF Corp. ........................................................... 509
102
Global Tubing......................................................2148
Seajacks International......................................2905
WWT International............................................2243
CONNECTIONS AND FITTINGS

Celanese Corporation...................................... 2343
HCL Clamping Solutions................................. 3125
COMPRESSOR EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES
Hunting Titan, Ltd............................................. 2447
Compressco Partners, L.P. .............................1437
Seal-Tite International..................................... 2122

Victaulic Co. of America................................. 1423
W-Technology Link.............................................. 539
Zigong Cemented Carbide Corp Ltd...........2502

Huisman Equipment BV...................................2407
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
Upstream Technical Consultants..................... 106
TDE Group GmbH............................................. 2346
Versatec Energy BV......................................... 2933
Tendeka.................................................................. 241
CONTRACTING SERVICES
PhotoSat................................................................. 117

Tubel Energy...................................................... 2908
DECOMMISSIONING
Hardbanding Solutions....................................1223
Rigzone................................................................... 209
Potters Industries.............................................. 2015
Visuray.................................................................. 3130
Cyberhawk Innovations Ltd........................... 3311
Xait........................................................................... 638
Seajacks International..................................... 2905
CONSULTANTS
Alberta Innovates - Technology Futures.....2213
CONTROL SYSTEMS
Specialized Oil Services...................................3235

Wild Well Control.............................................. 1410
Azuren BV............................................................2911
C-Kore Systems Ltd.......................................... 2914
Barree & Associates, LLC.................................3223
Flowrox Oy.......................................................... 3213
Beicep Franlab....................................................1233
KONGSBERG......................................................... 622
Huisman Equipment BV.................................. 2407
Calsep Inc.............................................................2210
Rocsole Ltd......................................................... 3213
Porous Metal Filter Inc.................................... 1841
CARBO..................................................................1620
Safoco, Inc.......................................................... 2110
TNO....................................................................... 2022
Culgi BV................................................................1221
Schneider Electric............................................. 2729
Wenzel Downhole Tools.................................. 3116
DeGolyer and MacNaughton..........................2014
Tessella................................................................. 2934
Etech International Limited............................2925

Exprosoft AS......................................................... 228
Fractech Ltd........................................................2116
GeoMechanics Technologies .......................2909
Golder Associates Inc.......................................2245
Grace Instrument...............................................2009
HOT Engineering GmbH..................................3123
IHRDC....................................................................2010
IHS..........................................................................2400
Ikon Science.........................................................2442
Infield Systems Limited....................................1420
INT Inc...................................................................1634
KAPPA Engineering...........................................1200
KBC Advanced Technologies Inc.................... 428
KONGSBERG......................................................... 622
LR Senergy.......................................................... 2033
MDA.......................................................................1743
Merrick..................................................................3229
NSI Technologies................................................1633
Oilfield Data Services, Inc...............................1321
Optimization Petroleum..................................3031
Technologies, Inc
OVS Group LLC...................................................2046
Panterra Geoconsultants BV..........................2911
Pegasus Vertex inc.............................................. 916
PetroSkills.............................................................1433
Petrostreamz AS................................................3111
PetroTel, Inc.........................................................1835
PhotoSat................................................................. 117
Poweltec...............................................................3012
Prop Tester, Inc.................................................... 729
Resoptima AS.................................................... 2147
Resource Energy Solutions............................ 1643
Rigzone.................................................................. 209
RPS Knowledge Reservoir............................. 2120
Ryder Scott Petroleum Consultants............ 1207
Schlumberger..................................................... 1627
SGS Group Management Ltd............................ 613
SIGMA................................................................. 2523
Sproule Associates Limited........................... 1417
T H Hill Associates, Inc.................................... 1210
Tessella................................................................. 2934
The Well Academy........................................... 3113
TNO....................................................................... 2022
TRE........................................................................... 834
University of Aberdeen....................................2825
University of Oklahoma MPGE.......................2113
CORROSION/ABRASION CONTROL
DESIGN
DOWNHOLE EQUIPMENT
3M Oil and Gas................................................... 2330
BASF Corp............................................................. 509
AnTech Ltd.......................................................... 1646

Clariant Oil Services......................................... 1237
Antelope Oil Tool and ..................................... 1213

Manufacturing Company
Continental Industries Group, Inc................ 3117
Applied Physics Systems.................................. 828
CoorsTek Technical Ceramics........................... 628
Arnco Hardbanding............................................ 928
Croda.................................................................... 1644
Bartington Instruments Ltd........................... 3322
Bench Tree Group............................................. 2340
Dow Oil & Gas................................................... 2509
BICO Drilling Tools, Inc...................................... 800
Evonik Industries............................................... 3030
BK Oil Tools BV.................................................. 2243
Intertek Westport Technology Center.........1748
C&J Energy Services, Inc.................................. 802
Krishna Antioxidants Pvt Ltd........................ 2146
CDA InterCorp.................................................... 3014
MWV Specialty Chemicals..............................1215
Coretrax............................................................... 2045
Nalco Champion...................................... 1617, 434
D&L Oil Tools........................................................ 815
National Oilwell Varco..................................... 2427
Darcy Technologies Limited.......................... 1545
Scaled Solutions Limited................................... 118
DataCan Services Corp................................... 2337
Select Industries, Inc........................................ 1448
Delta Screens Inc.............................................. 1222
SOLVAY................................................................ 2919
DMT GmbH & Company KG........................... 2016
Western Falcon Inc........................................... 1937
Dover Artificial Lift............................................. 222
DATA ACQUISITION, STORAGE,

AND TRANSMISSION
Bench Tree Group............................................. 2340
Canrig Drilling Technology Ltd........................ 642
Energistics........................................................... 2240
Expro.................................................................... 1613
Exprosoft AS......................................................... 228
GE Oil & Gas....................................................... 1843
GEOLOG International..................................... 2339
Geologix Systems Integration Ltd................3313
GroundMetrics Inc.............................................. 120
Guardian Global Technologies Ltd............... 1440
Gyrodata Inc....................................................... 2917
Infield Systems Limited................................... 1420
KONGSBERG......................................................... 622
Laversab, Inc...................................................... 1840
Leutert Instruments ........................................ 2337
Downhole Products PLC................................. 2727

Dyna-Drill.............................................................. 218
Enventure Global Technology....................... 3324
EV Downhole Video......................................... 2922
Fike Corporation............................................... 2008
Flow Industries Inc. ............................................ 544
Forum Energy Technologies Inc..................... 618
Franks International, LLC................................. 213
Freudenberg Oil & Gas Technologies.......... 2708
Binder Science....................................................3110
Geo Pressure Systems Inc. (GEO PSI)........ 1735

GKD - Gebr. Kufferath AG................................ 243
Ideal Aerosmith Inc.......................................... 3319
Interwell Group.................................................. 2725
Marmon Engineered Wire & Cable LLC...... 3315
MC AAA Ltd........................................................ 1323
Metrolog.............................................................. 2227
Micro-Smart Systems, Inc.............................. 1224
MSP Ltd.................................................................. 643
McCoy Global.................................................... 1747
Odfjell Well Services........................................ 2915
Oilfield Data Services, Inc.............................. 1321
Omega Completion Technology..................... 114
Peloton................................................................. 3122
Packers Plus Energy Services........................ 1217
Perigon................................................................. 3321
Paradigm Drilling Services............................... 415
Paradigm Technology Services....................... 413
#ATCE
CONSTRUCTION
103

Reactive Downhole Tools Ltd.......................... 446
Hebei Henbo Bio Technology Co., Ltd....... 3107
GE Oil & Gas....................................................... 1843
Robertson Geologging Ltd............................ 3325
Herrenknecht Vertical GmbH........................ 3210
Grace Instrument.............................................. 2009
Roper Pump Company.................................... 3217
Hardbanding Solutions................................... 1223
Rubberatkins Ltd.............................................. 1444
IADC (Intl. Assn. of Drilling Contractors) 1647
SALTEL INDUSTRIES........................................ 2437
Impact Fluid Solutions, LLC........................... 2902
Seed Cemented Carbide................................... 814

Jiaozuo FangHua Ceramics Co., Ltd........... 3013
Interwell Group.................................................. 2725
KONGSBERG........................................................ 622
Sercel................................................................... 2227
MWV Specialty Chemicals............................. 1215
MEL Chemicals..................................................... 929
Sercel-GRC.......................................................... 2227
Newpark Drilling Fluids................................... 2403
Spartek Systems................................................ 1421
Summit Casing Equipment.............................. 234
Paradigm............................................................. 3028
Superior Energy Services................................. 818
Paradigm Drilling Services............................... 415
Pason Systems..................................................... 528
TAM International.............................................. 1400
Paradigm Technology Services....................... 413
TCO AS................................................................... 805
Pason Systems..................................................... 528
Prop Tester, Inc.................................................... 729
Tercel Oilfield Products..................................... 505
Tesco Corporation............................................... 624
Thru Tubing Solutions..................................... 1637
Saint-Gobain Oil & Gas Group...................... 2107
SIGMA..................................................................2523
TIW Corporation............................................... 2207
Sasol North America........................................ 2527
Sintex Minerals & Services, Inc....................... 839
Topland Oilfield Supplies LTD....................... 2502
Schlumberger..................................................... 1627
SNF.......................................................................... 112
Trelleborg Sealing Solutions.......................... 3219

Netherlands B.V.
Scientific Drilling International....................... 615
Trican Well Service........................................... 1833

Sunita Hydrocolloids Inc................................. 2348
Tubel Energy...................................................... 2908
Siemens AG Oil & Gas...................................... 3208
Ulterra..................................................................... 437
TBC-Brinadd....................................................... 1308
Slider....................................................................... 543
Unibrom Corp.................................................... 2502
TCO AS................................................................... 805
Varel International............................................ 2727
Tendeka.................................................................. 241
TDE Group GmbH............................................. 2346
Visuray.................................................................. 3130
Welltec................................................................. 2037
The Well Academy........................................... 3113
W-Technology Link............................................. 539
TIW Corporation............................................... 2207
WWT International........................................... 2243
Ulterra..................................................................... 437
Yellow Jacket Oil Tools...................................... 441
Ulterra..................................................................... 437
Unimin Corporation.......................................... 2433
Unibrom Corp.................................................... 2502
US Synthetic....................................................... 1734
Upstream Technical Consultants.................... 106
AkzoNobel............................................................ 842
Weatherford....................................................... 1607
Alcoa Oil & Gas.................................................. 2020
Vermilion Oil & Gas Netherlands.................... 442
Welltec................................................................. 2037
AnTech Ltd.......................................................... 1646
Wacker Chemical Corporation........................ 905
Weatherford....................................................... 1607
Archer................................................................... 1243
BASF Corp............................................................ 509
Bench Tree Group............................................. 2340
DRILLING
Binder Science................................................... 3110

BK Oil Tools BV.................................................. 2243
DRILLING VESSELS/PLATFORMS
China Petroleum................................................ 2507

Technology & Development
CDA InterCorp.................................................... 3014
Cleansorb Ltd....................................................... 439

CoorsTek Technical Ceramics......................... 628
Croda.................................................................... 1644
Downhole Products PLC................................. 2727
DRILLMEC Inc...................................................... 237
Dyna-Drill.............................................................. 218
Energistics........................................................... 2240
Enhanced Drilling.............................................. 2928
Fann Instrument Company............................ 1543
FEI Co................................................................... 3327
GE Oil & Gas....................................................... 1843
104
DRILLING/COMPLETION SERVICES
ALS Oil and Gas................................................ 2529
AMETEK............................................................... 1640
Archer................................................................... 1243
Baker Hughes..................................................... 2000
BK Oil Tools BV.................................................. 2243
CETCO ENERGY SERVICES............................ 3119
C-FER Technologies......................................... 2213
Cudd Energy Services..................................... 1324
D&L Oil Tools........................................................ 815
Energistics........................................................... 2240
Energy Recovery Inc........................................ 1315
Fishbones AS..................................................... 3128
Fractech Ltd....................................................... 2116
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS AND

TRANSMISSION EQUIPMENT
Deltarent................................................................ 110
MC AAA Ltd........................................................ 1323
ENHANCED RECOVERY
Alberta Innovates - Technology Futures.... 2213
Azuren BV........................................................... 2911
Baker Hughes..................................................... 2000
BASF Corp............................................................ 509
Caltec Limited.................................................... 1443
CARBO................................................................. 1620
CESI Chemical.................................................... 1941
Computer Modelling Group Ltd................... 1413
Core Laboratories............................................. 1817
Croda.................................................................... 1644
Culgi BV............................................................... 1221
Dow Oil & Gas................................................... 2509
ESG Solutions..................................................... 2413
Flow Industries Inc.............................................. 544
Golder Associates Inc...................................... 2245

FLOATING PRODUCTION STORAGE VESSEL
HOT Engineering GmbH................................. 3123
Energistics........................................................... 2240
Ingrain Inc........................................................... 1745
Intertek Westport Technology Center........ 1748
Enersight Corp................................................... 1322
ION Geophysical Corporation......................... 809
GDF SUEZ............................................................. 500
MDA...................................................................... 1743
GE Oil & Gas....................................................... 1843
MEL Chemicals..................................................... 929
MicroSeismic, Inc................................................ 743
Nalco Champion...................................... 1617, 434
Hart Energy....................................................... 1517
OCTIO AS............................................................ 3024
IHS......................................................................... 2400
Ikon Science........................................................ 2442

Poweltec.............................................................. 3012
Ingrain Inc........................................................... 1745
Tubel Energy...................................................... 2908
Lubrizol Corp....................................................... 915
Scaled Solutions Limited.................................. 118
MC AAA Ltd........................................................ 1323
SGS Group Management Ltd........................... 613
MDA...................................................................... 1743
Shell...................................................................... 1600
Merrick................................................................ 3229
Paradigm............................................................. 3028
SNF.......................................................................... 112
Parker Hannifin Corporation.......................... 2604
SOLVAY................................................................ 2919
PhotoSat................................................................ 117
The Artex Group LLC....................................... 2440
TouGas Oilfield Solutions GmbH.................. 1235

KONGSBERG........................................................ 622
Saudi Aramco..................................................... 1227
PhotoSat................................................................ 117
Schlumberger..................................................... 1627
TRE.......................................................................... 834
Sercel................................................................... 2227
EXPLORATION
Beicep Franlab................................................... 1233
De Regt Marine Cables B.V............................ 2227
Dow Oil & Gas................................................... 2509
FEI Co................................................................... 3327
GDF SUEZ............................................................. 500
Sercel-GRC.......................................................... 2227
SIGMA..................................................................2523
The University of Tulsa.................................... 2230
TNO....................................................................... 2022
Xait........................................................................... 638
FASTENERS
Canty Inc............................................................. 2913

Croda.................................................................... 1644
Flowrox Oy.......................................................... 3213
Lubrizol Corp....................................................... 915
Pietro Fiorentini................................................... 537
FLUIDS
3M Oil and Gas................................................... 2330
AkzoNobel............................................................ 842
BASF Corp............................................................ 509
Binder Science................................................... 3110
Calsep Inc............................................................ 2210
CESI Chemical.................................................... 1941
Croda.................................................................... 1644
Dow Oil & Gas................................................... 2509
FORTA Corporation - Drilling Prod. Div..... 2143
Imerys Oilfield Solutions................................. 1404
Lubrizol Corp....................................................... 915
M-I SWACO......................................................... 2027
Momentive......................................................... 1407
Nalco Champion...................................... 1617, 434
OFI Testing Equipment, Inc........................... 2237
Parker Hannifin Corporation...........................2604
Select Industries, Inc........................................ 1448
SOLVAY................................................................ 2919
TBC-Brinadd....................................................... 1308
Ikon Science........................................................ 2442
FILTRATION SYSTEMS

Unibrom Corp.................................................... 2502
GEOSCIENCES
Panterra Geoconsultants BV......................... 2911
Perigon................................................................. 3321
Dynamic Graphics, Inc.................................... 1220
FEI Co................................................................... 3327
GEO ExPro.......................................................... 1320
Purolator Facet, Inc.......................................... 1544
Saudi Aramco..................................................... 1227

Xait........................................................................... 638
EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION

Amarile................................................................. 2248
Azuren BV........................................................... 2911
Beicep Franlab................................................... 1233
FINANCIAL SERVICES
Xait........................................................................... 638
FLEXIBLE PIPE
FLOW CONTROL
OCTIO AS.............................................................3024
TNO....................................................................... 2022
HEAT EXCHANGER/TRANSFER
MC AAA Ltd........................................................ 1323
HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS
#ATCE
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
AND PROTECTION
China Petroleum................................................ 2507

105

MSP Ltd.................................................................. 643
Quartzdyne, Inc................................................. 1733
ESG Solutions..................................................... 2413
Trelleborg Sealing Solutions.......................... 3219

Netherlands B.V.
RGB Spectrum................................................... 2900
Rocsole Ltd......................................................... 3213
Teledyne Isco.......................................................1309
FESCO, Ltd.......................................................... 2109
Tubel Energy...................................................... 2908
Fotech Solutions Limited.................................. 728
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
JOINTED TUBULARS
Energistics........................................................... 2240
Alcoa Oil & Gas.................................................. 2020
Exprosoft AS........................................................ 228
Interfaces SA...................................................... 2910

KONGSBERG........................................................ 622
LABORATORY EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES
GE Oil & Gas....................................................... 1843

Metrolog.............................................................. 2227
Brookfield Engineering Laboratories.......... 1839
BCHI Labortechnik AG.................................. 3226
Qinterra Technologies, Inc............................. 2233
Quartzdyne, Inc................................................. 1733
Resman................................................................ 1446
DCI Corporation................................................ 1311
OVS Group LLC.................................................. 2046
Pason Systems..................................................... 528
Schlumberger..................................................... 1627
FEI Co................................................................... 3327
Peloton................................................................. 3122
FESCO, Ltd.......................................................... 2109
Sercel................................................................... 2227
PennWell.............................................................. 2013
Fractech Ltd....................................................... 2116
Spartek Systems................................................ 1421
Perigon................................................................. 3321
Petrostreamz AS............................................... 3111
Visuray.................................................................. 3130
PetroTel, Inc........................................................ 1835
Resoptima AS.................................................... 2147
RGB Spectrum................................................... 2900
PSL Systemtechnik GmbH................................. 813
Rigzone.................................................................. 209
Prop Tester, Inc.................................................... 729
TDE Group GmbH............................................. 2346
Tessella................................................................. 2934
Unibrom Corp.................................................... 2502
Vinci Technologies............................................ 2016
Merrick................................................................ 3229
OGRE Systems, Inc........................................... 3023
Optimization Petroleum................................. 3031
Technologies, Inc
INJECTION EQUIPMENT/SERVICES
Duoline Technologies, L.P................................ 246
Vindum Engineering, Inc................................ 2016
LABORATORY SYSTEMS
Weatherford....................................................... 1607
MANUFACTURING/MACHINE SHOP
Blastrac................................................................ 3033
DRILLMEC Inc...................................................... 237
Dyna-Drill.............................................................. 218
McCoy Global.................................................... 1747
AMETEK............................................................... 1640
GeoMechanics Technologies......................... 2909
Aspect Imaging................................................. 3307
Zigong Cemented Carbide Corp Ltd.......... 2502
INSPECTION AND TESTING

AMETEK............................................................... 1640
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROL

FEI Co................................................................... 3327
Advanced Sensors Ltd.................................... 3228
AMETEK............................................................... 1640
Quartzdyne, Inc................................................. 1733
Berthold Technologies.................................... 3221

Laversab, Inc...................................................... 1840
106
LIGHTING EQUIPMENT
MARINE EQUIPMENT
De Regt Marine Cables B.V............................ 2227
US Synthetic....................................................... 1734
MARINE SERVICE
MDA...................................................................... 1743
MATERIALS
3M Oil and Gas................................................... 2330
Canty Inc............................................................. 2913
Culgi BV............................................................... 1221
Deltarent................................................................ 110
Opti-Light International BV............................. 110
Kuraray.................................................................... 635
LOGGING
ALS Oil and Gas................................................ 2529
Bench Tree Group............................................. 2340
Pason Systems..................................................... 528
MEL Chemicals..................................................... 929

Toyota Tsusho Corporation............................ 2018

Flowrox Oy.......................................................... 3213
US Synthetic....................................................... 1734

MONITORING AND INSTRUMENTATION

Advanced Sensors Ltd.................................... 3228
AMETEK............................................................... 1640
OFFSHORE PLATFORMS
China Petroleum .............................................. 2507
GDF SUEZ............................................................. 500
RS Clare & Co Ltd..............................................1744
OFFSHORE STRUCTURES/SYSTEMS
Rebo Systems.................................................... 3211

Rocsole Ltd......................................................... 3213
POLLUTION AND SPILL

CONTROL/CLEAN UP
CARBO................................................................. 1620
POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT PUMPS

DCI Corporation................................................ 1311
Alcoa Oil & Gas.................................................. 2020
Leistritz Pumpen GmbH.................................. 2044
Canty Inc............................................................. 2913
OFFSHORE WELL EQUIPMENT/SERVICES
POWER GENERATION
CDA InterCorp.................................................... 3014
Coretrax............................................................... 2045
Deltarent................................................................ 110
ESG Solutions..................................................... 2413
Expro.................................................................... 1613
Gyrodata Inc....................................................... 2917
Interwell Group.................................................. 2725
Alcoa Oil & Gas.................................................. 2020
Laversab, Inc...................................................... 1840
Lubrizol Corp....................................................... 915
DCI Corporation................................................ 1311

RS Clare & Co Ltd .............................................1744

MDA...................................................................... 1743
Metrolog.............................................................. 2227
OCTIO AS............................................................ 3024
Pason Systems..................................................... 528
Quartzdyne, Inc................................................. 1733
Resman................................................................ 1446
RGB Spectrum....................................................2900
POWER SUPPLY
Deltarent................................................................ 110
PRESSURE VESSELS
PROCESS EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES
RS Clare & Co Ltd .............................................1744
Sercel-GRC.......................................................... 2227
Canty Inc............................................................. 2913
Flowrox Oy.......................................................... 3213
TCO AS................................................................... 805
Welltec................................................................. 2037
Palamatic Ltd..................................................... 3131
OIL AND GAS TRANSPORT
Rocsole Ltd......................................................... 3213

Rocsole Ltd......................................................... 3213
Canty Inc............................................................. 2913
GDF SUEZ............................................................. 500
Sercel................................................................... 2227
MC AAA Ltd........................................................ 1323
Sercel-GRC.......................................................... 2227
AkzoNobel............................................................ 842
AMETEK............................................................... 1640
SIGMA .................................................................2523
Baker Hughes..................................................... 2000
Spartek Systems................................................ 1421
Tendeka.................................................................. 241
PACKING, SEALS, GASKETS, BEARINGS
PRODUCTION
Cleansorb Ltd....................................................... 439
TNO....................................................................... 2022
CDI Energy Products.......................................... 807
TRE.......................................................................... 834
D&L Oil Tools........................................................ 815
Dow Oil & Gas................................................... 2509
Tubel Energy...................................................... 2908
Echometer Company....................................... 2007
MSP Ltd.................................................................. 643
Enersight Corp................................................... 1322
IHS......................................................................... 2400
MOORING/POSITIONING
Kuraray.................................................................... 635
MUD PUMPS
China Petroleum................................................ 2507
DRILLMEC Inc...................................................... 237
Seed Cemented Carbide ................................. 814
Seals Eastern Inc............................................... 2043
Merrick................................................................ 3229
Trelleborg Sealing Solutions............................ 321

Netherlands B.V.9
US Synthetic....................................................... 1734
Optimization Petroleum ................................ 3031
PIPELINE SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT

Canty Inc............................................................. 2913
Palamatic Ltd..................................................... 3131
Technologies, Inc
#ATCE
MECHANICAL SYSTEMS
OVS Group LLC.................................................. 2046

Palamatic Ltd..................................................... 3131
107

IHS......................................................................... 2400
RS Clare & Co Ltd..............................................1744
Interfaces SA...................................................... 2910
Teledyne Isco.......................................................1309
SOLVAY................................................................ 2919
Weatherford....................................................... 1607
MEL Chemicals..................................................... 929
PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT/SERVICES
Archer................................................................... 1243
Compressco Partners, L.P............................. 1437
D&L Oil Tools........................................................ 815
Echometer Company....................................... 2007
Expro.................................................................... 1613
FESCO, Ltd.......................................................... 2109
Ideal Aerosmith Inc.......................................... 3319
Lubrizol Corp....................................................... 915
Metrolog.............................................................. 2227
NCS Energy Services, LLC.............................. 1547
Palamatic Ltd..................................................... 3131
SNF.......................................................................... 112
Spartek Systems................................................ 1421
Tubel Energy...................................................... 2908
Visuray.................................................................. 3130
PRODUCTION SYSTEM VALVES

PTC........................................................................ 3102
PRODUCTION VESSELS/PLATFORMS
GDF SUEZ............................................................. 500
PRODUCTION/RESERVOIR SERVICES
ALS Oil and Gas................................................ 2529
Amarile................................................................. 2248
Calsep Inc............................................................ 2210
Computer Modelling Group Ltd................... 1413
Energistics........................................................... 2240
108

Optimization Petroleum................................. 3031
PUMPS/COMPRESSORS
Caltec Limited.................................................... 1443
US Synthetic....................................................... 1734
RESEARCH
Technologies, Inc
OVS Group LLC.................................................. 2046
Amarile................................................................. 2248
Paradigm............................................................. 3028
Bench Tree Group............................................. 2340
Calsep Inc............................................................ 2210
Petrostreamz AS............................................... 3111
CDA InterCorp.................................................... 3014
PetroTel, Inc........................................................ 1835
CESI Chemical.................................................... 1941
Resman................................................................ 1446
Resoptima AS.................................................... 2147
China University of Petroleum (Beijing).... 3126
Clausthal University of Technology............. 2930
Fractech Ltd....................................................... 2116
GEO ExPro.......................................................... 1320
Sercel-GRC.......................................................... 2227
Hart Energy....................................................... 1517
SIGMA..................................................................2523
Interfaces SA...................................................... 2910
Tendeka.................................................................. 241
Math2market Gmbh..........................................3216
PUBLICATIONS/TECHNICAL
LITERATURE/TRAINING
API........................................................................... 542
GEO ExPro.......................................................... 1320
Hart Energy....................................................... 1517
IADC (Intl. Assn. of Drilling Contractors).. 1647
IHRDC................................................................... 2010
Oilfield Technology Magazine....................... 2114
PennWell.............................................................. 2013
PetroSkills............................................................ 1433
Rigzone.................................................................. 209
Springer............................................................... 3314
The Well Academy........................................... 3113
World Oil............................................................. 1307
PUMP EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES
Archer................................................................... 1243
Enersight Corp................................................... 1322
ESG Solutions..................................................... 2413
FESCO, Ltd.......................................................... 2109
DRILLMEC Inc...................................................... 237
Fishbones AS..................................................... 3128
FESCO, Ltd.......................................................... 2109
Flowrox Oy.......................................................... 3213

PetroTel, Inc........................................................ 1835
Poweltec.............................................................. 3012
Prop Tester, Inc.................................................... 729
SNF.......................................................................... 112
TNO....................................................................... 2022
University of Oklahoma MPGE...................... 2113
ROPE, WIRE ROPE, AND CHAIN

Kuraray.................................................................... 635
ROTARY/PROGRESSING CAVITY PUMPS

Dyna-Drill.............................................................. 218
SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS

Deltarent................................................................ 110
Laversab, Inc...................................................... 1840
Rebo Systems.................................................... 3211
S.I.S srl................................................................. 3121
Safoco, Inc.......................................................... 2110
SAFETY VALVES

SIGMA..................................................................2523
Netherlands B.V.
SAFETY, ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION, AND REGULATION
SNF.......................................................................... 112
SOLVAY................................................................ 2919
API........................................................................... 542
Stimwell Services Ltd......................................... 646
IADC (Intl. Assn. of Drilling Contractors).. 1647
TBC-Brinadd....................................................... 1308
International Well Control Forum................ 3114
Merrick................................................................ 3229
OCTIO AS.............................................................3024
PhotoSat................................................................ 117
SUBSEA SYSTEMS
SURFACE SYSTEMS
Blastrac................................................................ 3033
Safoco, Inc.......................................................... 2110
TECHNICAL, LABORATORY,
AND COMPUTER SERVICES
Fractech Ltd....................................................... 2116
The Well Academy........................................... 3113
Caltec Limited.................................................... 1443
TRE.......................................................................... 834
Expro.................................................................... 1613
Math2market Gmbh..........................................3216
Poweltec.............................................................. 3012
OCTIO AS............................................................ 3024
Resman................................................................ 1446
Prop Tester, Inc.................................................... 729
Tessella................................................................. 2934
SEABED
SEPARATION SYSTEMS
SUBSURFACE
M-I SWACO......................................................... 2027
SHIPS, BOATS, VESSELS, EQUIPMENT

Baker Hughes..................................................... 2000
STIMULATION PRODUCTS/SERVICES
TOOLS
Ikon Science........................................................ 2442
Coretrax............................................................... 2045

D&L Oil Tools........................................................ 815
AkzoNobel............................................................ 842
LR Senergy.......................................................... 2033
Atlas Resin Proppants LLC............................. 2115
Barree & Associates, LLC................................ 3223
Binder Science................................................... 3110
Paradigm............................................................. 3028
CARBO................................................................. 1620
Perigon................................................................. 3321
CESI Chemical.................................................... 1941
Resman................................................................ 1446
Resoptima AS.................................................... 2147
Cleansorb Ltd....................................................... 439
Sproule Associates Limited ...........................1417
Culgi BV............................................................... 1221
SUBSURFACE VALVES
EGA Master SA..................................................... 913

Sanjel Corporation.............................................. 641
Slider....................................................................... 543
ESG Solutions..................................................... 2413
Fishbones AS..................................................... 3128
Toyota Tsusho Corporation............................ 2018

Fractech Ltd....................................................... 2116
GEODynamics, Inc............................................ 3231
SURFACE
Blastrac................................................................ 3033
Caltec Limited.................................................... 1443
MDA...................................................................... 1743
SURFACE EQUIPMENT
MEL Chemicals..................................................... 929
Blastrac................................................................ 3033
M-I SWACO......................................................... 2027
Momentive......................................................... 1407
PTC........................................................................ 3102
Nalco Champion...................................... 1617, 434

Santrol.................................................................. 1204
SURFACE PRODUCTION/
PROCESS SALES EQUIPMENT
Blastrac................................................................ 3033
SURFACE SERVICE
Trelleborg Sealing Solutions ......................... 3219
Ulterra..................................................................... 437
Weatherford....................................................... 1607
Welltec................................................................. 2037
TRAINING
API........................................................................... 542
Calsep Inc............................................................ 2210
CDI Energy Products.......................................... 807
Clausthal University of Technology............. 2930
Blastrac................................................................ 3033
Pason Systems..................................................... 528
PhotoSat................................................................ 117
#ATCE
TIW Corporation............................................... 2207
109

MSP Ltd.................................................................. 643
IADC ..................................................................... 1647

Unibrom Corp.................................................... 2900
Safoco, Inc.......................................................... 2110
IHRDC................................................................... 2010
IHS......................................................................... 2400
Trelleborg Sealing Solutions ......................... 3219

Netherlands B.V.
Ikon Science........................................................ 2442
Weatherford....................................................... 1607
International Well Control Forum................ 3114

LR Senergy.......................................................... 2033
WASTE DISPOSAL

Xait........................................................................... 638
WELL CONTROL SYSTEMS
M-I SWACO......................................................... 2027
Univar..................................................................... 634
WELL COMPLETION
AkzoNobel............................................................ 842
Expro.................................................................... 1613
PetroSkills............................................................ 1433
Binder Science................................................... 3110
M-I SWACO......................................................... 2027
PetroTel, Inc........................................................ 1835
Prop Tester, Inc.................................................... 729
CARBO................................................................. 1620
Tessella................................................................. 2934
S.I.S srl................................................................. 3121
The Well Academy........................................... 3113
Cleansorb Ltd....................................................... 439
The Well Academy........................................... 3113
University of Aberdeen................................... 2825
University of Oklahoma MPGE...................... 2113
D&L Oil Tools........................................................ 815
TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION
WELLHEAD EQUIPMENT
RS Clare & Co Ltd .............................................1744
WELL SERVICES VESSELS/PLATFORMS

Stimwell Services Ltd......................................... 646
WELLBORE EQUIPMENT
3M Oil and Gas................................................... 2330
Coretrax............................................................... 2045
Exprosoft AS........................................................ 228
RS Clare & Co Ltd .............................................1744
Sproule Associates Limited............................1417
GEODynamics, Inc............................................ 3231
IADC ..................................................................... 1647
Global Tubing..................................................... 2148
IHS......................................................................... 2400
Gyrodata Inc....................................................... 2917
TRAINING
TREATMENT SYSTEMS
The EOR Alliance c/o IFP (Canada)............ 1939
Interwell Group.................................................. 2725
Antelope Oil Tool and ..................................... 1213
LR Senergy.......................................................... 2033
Interwell Group.................................................. 2725
Nalco Champion...................................... 1617, 434
Global Tubing..................................................... 2148
McCoy Global.................................................... 1747
Spartek Systems................................................ 1421
Tendeka.................................................................. 241
Alcoa Oil & Gas.................................................. 2020
PTC........................................................................ 3102
Ulterra..................................................................... 437
Santrol.................................................................. 1204
Schlumberger..................................................... 1627
TUBULAR EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES
TUBULARS AND PIPING
VALVES AND ACTUATORS

Flowrox Oy.......................................................... 3213
110
Tendeka.................................................................. 241
WELLBORE SERVICE
Coretrax............................................................... 2045
Flow Industries Inc............................................. 544
Gyrodata Inc....................................................... 2917
Welltec................................................................. 2037
Products
Productsand
andServices
Services
WELLBORE SYSTEMS
CDA InterCorp.................................................... 3014
Bench Tree Group............................................. 2340
Gyrodata Inc....................................................... 2917
Visuray.................................................................. 3130
MC AAA Ltd........................................................ 1323
ESG Solutions..................................................... 2413
Welltec................................................................. 2037
Perigon................................................................. 3321
Expro.................................................................... 1613
Resman................................................................ 1446
FESCO, Ltd.......................................................... 2109
WELLHEAD EQUIPMENT
China Petroleum Technology & Development...
2507
PTC........................................................................ 3102
Safoco, Inc.......................................................... 2110
WIRELINE EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES

ALS Oil and Gas................................................ 2529
Archer................................................................... 1243
GE Oil & Gas....................................................... 1843

WORKOVER EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES

3M Oil and Gas................................................... 2330
Archer................................................................... 1243
China Petroleum .............................................. 2507

Interwell Group.................................................. 2725
Cleansorb Ltd....................................................... 439
Metrolog.............................................................. 2227
MSP Ltd.................................................................. 643
Global Tubing..................................................... 2148
Sercel................................................................... 2227
Spartek Systems................................................ 1421
TBC-Brinadd....................................................... 1308
TIW Corporation............................................... 2207
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Exhibitors (as of 12 September 2014)

3M Oil and Gas....................................... 2330
3M Center, Bldg. 504-1-01
St. Paul, MN 55144-1000 USA
Phone: 651-736-5755
Fax: 651-737-7635
www.3m.com
Antelope Oil Tool and........................... 1213

8807 W. Sam Houston Parkway N., Suite 200
Houston, TX 77040 USA
Phone: +1-281-537-8483
www.antelopeoiltool.com
Barree & Associates, LLC...................... 3223

7112 W. Jefferson Avenue, Suite 100
Lakewood, CO 80235 USA
Phone: +1-303-763-2323
Fax: +1-303-763-2325
www.barree.net
Aclaro Softworks, Inc............................ 1938

206-2294 Portland Street
Calgary, AB T2G 4M6 Canada
Phone: +1-403-299-6612
www.aclaro.com
API............................................................ 542
1220 L Street NW
Washington, DC 20005 USA
Phone: +1-202-682-8053
Fax: +1-202-682-8070
www.api.org
Bartington Instruments Ltd.................. 3322

Units 5 10 and 11
Thorney Leys Business Park
Witney, OX28 4GE United Kingdom
Phone: 00441993706565
Fax: 00441993774813
www.bartington.com
Alberta Innovates - ............................... 2213

Technology Futures
250 Karl Clark Rd.
Edmonton, AB T6N 1E4 Canada
Phone: +1-780-450-5111
Fax: +1-780-450-5333
www.albertatechfutures.ca
Alcoa Oil & Gas...................................... 2020
25025 Interstate 45 North
The Woodlands, TX 77380 USA
Phone: +1-281-292-6520
Fax: +1-281-292-3318
www.alcoa.com
ALS Oil and Gas..................................... 2529
1 Albyn Terrace
Aberdeen, AB10 1YP United Kingdom
Phone: 44 1224 628970
www.alsoilandgas.com
ALT ........................................................ 1837
Route de Niederpallen 8506
Redange-Sur-Attert
Luxembourg,
Luxembourg
Phone: +352 23649289
www.alt.lu
Amarile.................................................. 2248
3, Rue des Jeuneurs
Paris, F75002 France
Phone: +33 142 6034 55
www.amarile.com
AMETEK................................................. 1640
2001 N Indianwood Ave
Broken Arrow, OK 74012 USA
Phone: +1-918-250-7500
Fax: +1-918-459-0165
www.chandlereng.com
AnTech Ltd............................................. 1646

Unit 7
Newbery Centre Airport Business Park
Exeter, Devon EX5 2UL United Kingdom
Phone: 44 1392 440 300
Fax: 44-1392-440301
www.antech.co.uk
Archer.................................................... 1243
10613 W. Sam Houston Pkwy N., Ste 600
Phone: +1-713-856-4222
archerwell.com
Arnco Hardbanding................................. 928
3657 Briarpark Dr.
Phone: +1-1-832-214-5201
Fax: +1-1-832-214-5205
www.hardbanding.com
BASF Corp................................................ 509

3120 Hayes Road, Ste. 200
Phone: +1-832-775-7235
www.oilfield-solutions.basf.com
Beicep Franlab....................................... 1233
232 avenue Napoleon Bonaparte
Rueil-Malmaison, 92500 France
Phone: +33147088186
Fax: +33147084185
www.beicip.com
Bench Tree Group.................................. 2340
4681 CR110
Georgetown, TX 78626 USA
Phone: +1-512-763-3673
www.benchtree.com
The Artex Group LLC............................. 2440

6351 Hwy. 36 South
Brenham, TX 77833 USA
Phone: +1-1-979-836-5533
Fax: +1-1-979-836-8822
www.artexgroupllc.com
Berthold Technologies......................... 3221

Calmbacher Str. 22
Bad Wildbad, 75323 Germany
Phone: 49-708-117-7160
Fax: 49-708-117-7167
www.berthold.com
Aspect Imaging..................................... 3307

60 St. Clair Avenue East, Suite 703
Toronto, ON M4T 1N5 Canada
Phone: 647-260-1991
www.aspectimaging.com
BICO Drilling Tools, Inc........................... 800

1604 Greens Road
Phone: +1-281-590-6966
Fax: +1-281-590-2280
www.bicodrilling.com
Aswan International.............................. 3215

Engineering Company
P.O.Box : 31550 Dubai Investment Park
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Phone: 971504535113
Atlas Resin Proppants LLC.................... 2115
P.O. Box 100
Taylor, WI 54659 USA
Phone: +1-715-662-2200
Fax: +1-715-662-2424
www.atlasresinproppants.com
AXON Energy Products........................... 846
10343 Sam Houston Park Drive Suite 210
Phone: +1-832-581-4120
Fax: +1-832-855-0319
axonep.com
Azuren BV.............................................. 2911
Oranje straat 4
The Hague, 2514 JB Netherlands
Phone: +31624440685
www.azuren-eor.com
Baker Hughes........................................ 2000
2929 Allen Parkway, Suite 2100
Phone: +1-713-439-8600
Fax: +1-713-439-8699
www.bakerhughes.com
Binder Science....................................... 3110

9391 Grogans Mill Road Suite A-1
Phone: +1-281-419-9596
Fax: +1-281-419-9060
www.binder-science.com
BK Oil Tools BV...................................... 2243
De Trompet 2100
Heemskerk, 1967 DC Netherlands
Phone: 0031251319000
Fax: 0031251316191
www.bkoiltools.com
AkzoNobel............................................... 842
P.O. Box 5544
Arnhem, 6802 EM Netherlands
Phone: +31263665486
Fax: +31263664101
www.akzonobel.com
Applied Physics Systems........................ 828

281 East Java Drive 1
Sunnyvale, CA 94089 USA
Phone: +1-650-965-0500
Fax: +1-650-965-0404
www.appliedphysics.com
Participating Co-Exhibitors:
WWT International
Blastrac.................................................. 3033
Utrechthaven 12
Nieuwegein, 3433 PN Netherlands
Phone: +31 (0)30 601 88 66
Fax: +31 (0)30 601 83 33
www.blastrac.eu
Brookfield Engineering......................... 1839
Laboratories
11 Commerce Blvd.
Middleboro, MA 02346 USA
Phone: +1-508-946-6200
Fax: +1-508-946-6262
www.brookfieldengineering.com
#ATCE
Advanced Sensors Ltd........................... 3228

8 Meadowbank Rd.
Carrickfergus, BT38 8YF United Kingdom
Phone: 44-28-9332-8922
Fax: 44-28-9332-8669
www.advancedsensors.co.uk
113
Exhibitors
BCHI Labortechnik AG ....................... 3226

Meierseggstrasse 40
Flawil, CH 9230 Switzerland
Phone: 41713946363
www.buchi.com
BYK Additives Inc.................................. 2500
11719 Bee Cave Rd. Suite 103
Austin, TX 78738 USA
Phone: +1-512-891-9140
www.byk.com
Cairn India Ltd. ..................................... 1247
384th Floor Vipul Plaza, Suncity, Sector 54
Gurgaon, Haryana 122002 India
Phone: 91 88 00 798864
Calsep Inc.............................................. 2210
10370 Richmond Avenue Ste. 1375
Phone: +1-281-759-0844
Fax: +1-281-759-0845
www.calsep.com
Caltec Limited....................................... 1443
Medway Court Cranfield
Bedfordshire, MK43 0FQ
United Kingdom
Phone: 44 1234 750 144
Fax: 44 1234 751 489
www.caltec.com
Canrig Drilling Technology Ltd............... 642
8223 Willow Place South
Phone: 281-774-1956
Fax: 281-774-5610
www.canrig.com
Canty Inc................................................ 2913
6100 Donner Road
Buffalo, NY 14094 USA
Phone: +1-716-625-4227-248
Fax: +1-716-625-4228
www.jmcanty.com
CARBO................................................... 1620
Energy Center II 575 N. Dairy Ashford,
Suite 300, Houston, TX 77079 USA
Phone: +1-281-921-6400
Fax: +1-281-257-9400
www.carboceramics.com
Carl Zeiss X-Ray Microscopy................. 3133
4385 Hopyard Rd # 100
Pleasanton, CA 94588-2758 USA
Phone: +1-925-701-3600
www.zeiss.com/microscopy
C&J Energy Services, Inc........................ 802
3990 Rogerdale
Phone: 713-325-6000
www.cjenergy.com
Carlisle Interconnect Technologies...... 3115
100 Tensolite Dr
Saint Augustine, FL 32092 USA
Phone: +1-904-494-9960
Fax: +1-904-824-6706
www.carlisleit.com
114
CDA InterCorp....................................... 3014

450 Goolsby Blvd.
Deerfield Beach, FL 33442-3019 USA
Phone: +1-954-596-6233
Fax: +1-954-698-6011
www.cda-intercorp.com
China University ................................... 3126

of Petroleum (Beijing)
HR Office 18 Fuxue Rd, Changping
Beijing, 102249 China
Phone: 86-10-8973-2310
www.cup.edu.cn
CDI Energy Products............................... 807

8103 Rankin Rd
Humble, TX 77396-1456 USA
Phone: +1-281-913-8246
Fax: +1-281-446-7034
www.cdiproducts.com
C-Kore Systems Ltd............................... 2914

Main Street Amotherby
Malton, North Yorkshire YO17 6TA
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1653 602020
www.zetechtics.com
Celanese Corporation............................ 2343
Clariant Oil Services.............................. 1237

2750 Technology Forest Blvd.
Phone: +1-281-465-9100
Fax: +1-281-465-9200
www.oil.clariant.com
CESI Chemical........................................ 1941

10603 W. Sam Houston Pkwy N Suite 300
Phone: +1-713-726-5342
Fax: +1-281-477-7196
www.flotekind.com
CETCO ENERGY SERVICES.................... 3119
16350 Park Ten Place, Ste 217
Phone: +1-281-578-8911
Fax: +1-281-578-8873
cetcoenergyservices.com/
C-FER Technologies.............................. 2213
200 Karl Clark Rd.
Edmonton, AB T6N 1H2 Canada
Phone: +1-780-450-8989-239
Fax: +1-780-450-3700
www.cfertech.com
CGG ......................................................... 837
10300 Town Park Dr.
Phone: +1-832-351-8300
www.cgg.com
Changzhou Haitong Petroleum ........... 2502
Tube Co Ltd
No.7 Xintai Industrial Park , Dingyan Town
Changzhou City, JiangSu 213013 China
Phone: 86-18-761167653
Fax: 86-05-988800355
www.hpwz.com
China Pavilion........................................ 2502
Suite 1007, Inspring Space, No. 25
Ganluyuan Nanli
Phone: 86-10-8559-2980
Fax: 86-10-855-92990
www.cewfair.com
Changzhou Haitong Petroleum Tube Co Ltd
Topland Oilfield Supplies LTD
Unibrom Corp
Zigong Cemented Carbide Corp Ltd
China Petroleum ................................... 2507
No. 8 Taiyannggong,
Jinxingyuan Chaoyang District
Phone: 86-10-63591666
Fax: 86-10-63591500
www.cptdc.com
Clausthal University of Technology...... 2930

Agriocolastrae 10
Clausthal-Zellerfeld, 38678 Germany
Phone: +49 5323723061
www.ite.tu-clausthal.de/en
Cleansorb Ltd.......................................... 439
Unit 1J Merrow Business Centre
Guildford, GU4 7WA United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1483-300107
Fax: 44-1483-300109
www.cleansorb.com
Compressco Partners, L.P.................... 1437
101 Park Ave., Suite 1200
Oklahoma City, OK 73102 USA
Phone: +1-405-677-0221
Fax: +1-405-677-0605
www.compressco.com
Computer Modelling Group Ltd............ 1413
Suite 200, 1824 Crowchild Trail N.W.
Calgary, AB T2M 3Y7 Canada
Phone: +1-403-531-1300
Fax: +1-403-289-8502
www.cmgl.ca
Continental Industries Group, Inc......... 3117
733 Third Ave. Floor 20
New York, NY 10017 USA
Phone: +1-212-752-2020
Fax: +1-212-821-0025
www.continental-industries.com
CoorsTek Technical Ceramics................. 628
South Royd 65 Harrogate Road
Ripon, North Yorkshire HG4 1ST
United Kingdom
Phone: +44(0)7976 559 414
Fax: +44(0)1765 609 904
www.coorstek.com
Core Laboratories.................................. 1817
6316 Windfern, Houston, TX 77040 USA
Phone: +1-713-328-2376
www.corelab.com/index.asp
Core Lab Instruments
Core Lab Petroleum Services
GOHFER
Integrated Reservoir Solutions
Owen Oil Tools
PROMORE
ProTechnics, Div of Core Laboratories
Stim-Lab
Temco Inc.
Exhibitors
Cudd Energy Services........................... 1324

2828 Technology Forest Blvd.
Phone: +1-281-719-2932
Fax: +1-832-295-4555
www.cuddenergyservices.com
Culgi BV................................................. 1221
Galileiweg 8
Leiden, 2333 BD Netherlands
Phone: 31 71 3322057
culgi.com
Cyberhawk Innovations Ltd.................. 3311
Alba Innovation Centre Alba Campus
Livingston, EH54 7GA
United Kingdom
Phone: 44 1506 592265
D&L Oil Tools........................................... 815
1915 S. 49th W. Ave, Tulsa, OK 74107 USA
Phone: +1-918-933-4351
Fax: +1-918-582-5192
dloiltools.com
Darcy Technologies Limited................. 1545
Darcy House Kintore Business Park Kintore
Aberdeen, Scotland AB51 0YQ
United Kingdom
Phone: 011 44 1467 633370
Fax: 011 44 1467 631900
darcyflow.com
DataCan Services Corp.......................... 2337
7465-45 Ave Close
Red Deer, AB T4P 4C2 Canada
Phone: +1-403-352-2245
Fax: +1-403-352-2258
DCI Corporation..................................... 1311
982 North 675 West
North Salt Lake, UT 84054 USA
Phone: +1-801-298-4899
Fax: +1-801-298-4875
www.dcitestsystems.com
DMCC Free Zone..................................... 849
Level 50, Almas Tower JLT
Dubai,
United Arab Emirates
Phone: 971 4424 9600
De Regt Marine Cables B.V.................... 2227
Zaag 2-4
Kripen aan de Lek, 2931 LD Netherlands
Phone: +31-180 66 88 00
www.deregtcables.com
DeGolyer and MacNaughton................. 2014
5001 Spring Valley Rd Suite 800 East
Dallas, TX 75244 USA
Phone: +1-214-368-6391
Fax: +1-214-369-4061
www.demac.com
EAGE...................................................... 2048
P.O. Box 59
Houten, 3990 DB Houten Netherlands
Phone: 31-88 9955055
Fax: 31-30-6343524
www.eage.org
Deltarent.................................................. 110
EBN ....................................................... 1846

Daalsesingel 1
Utrecht, 3511 SV Netherlands
Phone: +31 30 2339000
www.ebn.nl
DMT GmbH & Company KG................... 2016

AM Technologiepark 1
Essen, 45307 Germany
Phone: 49 201 172-1970
Fax: 49 201 172-1971
ww.dmt.de
Dorf Ketal Specialty Catalysts LLC......... 108
11200 Westheimer Rd Suite 400
Phone: +1-713-343-2322
www.dorfketal.com
Dover Artificial Lift.................................. 222
1585 Sawdust Rd. Suite 210
Phone: +1-281-403-5719
Fax: +1-281-403-5746
www.doverals.com
Dow Oil & Gas....................................... 2509
1254 Enclave Parkway
Phone: +1-281-966-2191
www.dowoilandgas.com
Downhole Products PLC........................ 2727
Badentoy Road, Badentoy Park
Portlethen, Aberdeen AB12 4YA
United Kingdom
Phone: 44.1224.784411
Fax: 44.1224.784411
Drilling Service Center & Partners........ 3022
Havenkade 24
Middenmeer, 1775 BA Netherlands
Phone: +31227503310
www.deepdrill.nl
DRILLMEC Inc.......................................... 237
18320 Imperial Valley Dr.
Phone: +1-281-885-0777
Fax: +1-281-821-4572
www.drillmec.com
Drillscan................................................. 3109
26 Rue Emile Decorps Batiment C2
Villeurbanne, 69100 France
Phone: +33 4 82 90 01 50
www.drillscan.com
Duoline Technologies, L.P....................... 246
250 W Bluebird Road, Gilmer, TX 75645 USA
Phone: +1-330-764-9444
Fax: +1-903-734-1571
www.duoline.com
Dyna-Drill................................................. 218
23400 Colonial Parkway
Katy, TX 77493 USA
Phone: +1-281-712-4448
Fax: +1-281-712-4401
www.dyna-drill.com
Dynamic Graphics, Inc........................... 1220
1015 Atlantic Av.
Alameda, CA 94501 USA
Phone: +1-510-522-0700
www.dgi.com
Echometer Company............................. 2007

5001 Ditto Lane
Wichita Falls, TX 76302 USA
Phone: +1-940-767-4334-111
Fax: +1-940-723-7507
www.echometer.com
EGA Master SA......................................... 913
Zorrolleta 11, Polgono Industrial Jundiz
Vitoria-Gasteiz, 01015 Spain
Phone: 011-34-945-290001
Fax: 011-34-945-290141
www.egamaster.com
Energistics............................................. 2240
5615 Kirby Dr. Suite 720
Phone: +1-281-243-2121
Fax: +1-281-243-2123
www.energistics.org
Energy Navigator................................. 1310
1200, 777 - 8 Ave SW
Calgary, AB T2P 3R5 Canada
Phone: +1-403-770-6074
Fax: +1-403-261-3059
www.energynavigator.com
Energy Recovery Inc............................. 1315
1717 Doolittle Drive
San Leandro, CA 94577 USA
Phone: 650-924-5333
Fax: 510-483-7371
www.energyrecovery.com
Enersight Corp....................................... 1322
30 Springborough Blvd. SW Suite 320
Calgary, AB T3H 0N9 Canada
Phone: +1-403-246-7447
www.enersight.com
Enhanced Drilling.................................. 2928
Smaalonane 16
Straume, NO-5343 Norway
Phone: 0047-5615 4000
Fax: 0047-5615 4001
enhanced-drilling.com
Croda...................................................... 1644
Cowick Hall East Yorkshire
Goole, DN14 9AA United Kingdom
Phone: 014-05864-675
Fax: 014-05863-390
www.croda.com/oilandgas
Delta Screens Inc................................... 1222

P.O. Box 842397
Phone: +1-281-293-4344
Fax: +1-713-856-0303
www.deltascreens.com
Enventure Global Technology............... 3324

27 Morningside Lane
Aberdeen, AB10 7NB United Kingdom
Phone: 1224 202602
www.enventuregt.com
The EOR Alliance c/o IFP (Canada)..... 1939
810 744 4th Avenue SW
Calgary, AB T2P 3T2 Canada
Phone: +1-403-234-8205
www.ifp-canada.com
ESG Solutions........................................ 2413
20 Hyperion Court
Kingston, ON K7K 7K2 Canada
Phone: +1-613-548-8287
www.esgsolutions.com
#ATCE
Coretrax................................................. 2045
Technology House, Moss Road Gateway
Business Road
Aberdeen, AB12 3GQ
United Kingdom
Phone: 44 (0) 1224 872020
www.coretrax.co.uk
115
Exhibitors
Etech International Limited.................. 2925

5318 Weslayan #177
Phone: +1-1-713-662-2494
Fax: +1-713-583-1052
www.etechinter.com
EV Downhole Video.............................. 2922
Units 3 - 5 Energy Dev Centre
Aberdeen, AB23 8GD United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1224822555
www.evcam.com
Evonik Industries................................... 3030
10200 Grogans Mill Road, Suite 500
Phone: +1-281-465-2602
www.evonik.com
Expro...................................................... 1613
738 Hwy 6 South Suite 1000
Phone: +1-281-994-1177
Fax: +1-281-994-1157
www.exprogroup.com
Exprosoft AS............................................ 228
P.O.Box 6095 Sluppen
Trondheim, N-7434 Norway
Phone: 713-861-1661
www.exprosoft.com
Fann Instrument Company.................... 1543
14851 Milner Road Gate 5
Phone: +1-800-347-0450
Fax: +1-281-871-4613
www.fann.com
Fardux Ltd.............................................. 3328
Crossways Business Centre Stalham Rd.,
Hoveton, Norwich
Norfolk, NR12 8DJ United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1603-777980
Fax: 44-1603-782595
www.fardux.co.uk
FEI Co..................................................... 3327
3, Impasse Rudolf Diesel, Bat A - BP 50227
Merignac Cedex, 33708 France
Phone: 0033 556 133 777
Fax: 0033 556 130 210
www.fei.com
FESCO, Ltd............................................. 2109
1000 FESCO Avenue, Alice, TX 78332 USA
Phone: +1-361-661-7000
Fax: +1-361-661-7005
www.fescoinc.com
Fike Corporation.................................... 2008
704 SW 10th St.
Blue Springs, MO 64015 USA
Phone: +1-816-665-4548
Fax: +1-816-229-4615
www.fike.com
Fishbones AS......................................... 3128
P.O.Box 286, Stavanger, 4066 Norway
Phone: 47 40484281
www.fishbones.as
Flow Industries Inc. ................................ 544
5460 Alfonso Drive
Agoura Hills, CA 91301 USA
Phone: 818-448-2006
Fax: 484-257-4843
www.flow-industries.com
116
Flowrox Oy............................................ 3213

Marssitie 1
FI-53101 Lappeenranta, Finland
Phone: +358 (0) 40 516 0424
www.flowrox.com
FORTA Corporation - ............................ 2143
Drilling Prod. Div.
100 FORTA Drive
Grove City, PA 16127-6399 USA
Phone: +1-724-458-5221
Fax: +1-724-458-8331
www.super-sweep.com
Forum Energy Technologies Inc............. 618
920 Memorial City Way Suite 1000
Phone: +1-281-949-2514
Fax: +1-281-949-2554
www.f-e-t.com
Fotech Solutions Limited........................ 728
Unit 1
Blue Prior Business Park Redfields Lane
Church Crookham, Hampshire GU52 0RJ
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 (0) 1252 560 570
www.fotechsolutions.com
Fractech Ltd........................................... 2116
Unit A Scotswood Park, Forsyth Road
Woking, Surrey GU21 5SU
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1483 755 244
Fax: +44-1483-755285
www.fractech.com
Franks International, LLC....................... 213
10260 Westheimer Rd. Suite 700
Phone: +1-281-966-7300
Fax: +1-281-558-7883
www.franksinternational.com
Freudenberg Oil & Gas.......................... 2708
Technologies
19500 State Highway 249, #440
Phone: +1-281-233-1436
Fax: +1-713-699-0479
www.fogt.com
Fuschia Oil And Gas Careers................. 3105
1015, Wave Silver Tower, Sector -18, Noida,
Uttar Pradesh, India, 201301
Phone: 0120-4594000
Fax: 0120-4594023
www.fuschiacareers.com
GDF SUEZ................................................ 500
Einsteinlaan 10
Zoetermeer, 2719 EP Netherlands
Phone: 31 (0)79 368 68 68
www.gdfsuezep.nl
GE Oil & Gas........................................... 1843
13000 Executive Drive
Sugar Land, TX 77478 USA
Phone: +1-713-458-3783
www.ge-energy.com
GEO ExPro............................................. 1320
15 Palace Place Mansions Kensington Court
London, W8 5BB
United Kingdom
Phone: 44-20-7937-2224
www.geoexpro.com
Geo Pressure Systems........................... 1735

Inc. (GEO PSI)
Unit 17, 47 Aero Drive NE
Calgary, AB T2E 8Z9 Canada
Phone: +1-403-453-1300
www.geopsi.com
GEODynamics, Inc................................. 3231
415 Woodline Drive
Phone: +1-281-297-5103
Fax: +1-817-887-5087
www.perf.com
GEOLOG International........................... 2339
De Entre 242 1101 EE
Amsterdam Zuid-Oost
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Phone: 31-20-342 0631
Fax: 31-20-342 0645
www.geologinternational.com
Geologix Systems Integration Ltd........ 3313
Rosebery Court St Andrews Business Park
Norwich, NR7 0HS United Kingdom
Phone: 44 01603 706900
Fax: 44 01603 706901
www.geologix.com
Geomec Engineering............................. 2725
Post Box 665 Madla
Stavanger, 4090 Norway
Phone: 4748038944
www.geomec.com/
GeoMechanics Technologies................. 2909
103 E. Lemon Ave. Suite 200
Monrovia, CA 91016 USA
Phone: +1-626-305-8460
Fax: +1-626-305-8462
geomechanicstech.com
GEP-AFTP.............................................. 3320
45 rue Louis Blanc
COURBEVOIE, 92400 France
Phone: 33-1-47176068
Fax: 33-1-47176744
www.gep-aftp.com
GKD - Gebr. Kufferath AG....................... 243
Metallweberstr. 46
Duren, NRW 52353 Germany
Phone: 49-24218030
Fax: 49-2421803233
www.gkd.de
Global Tubing........................................ 2148
PO Drawer 2139
Dayton, TX 77535-2139 USA
Phone: +1-713-265-5000
Fax: +1-713-265-5099
www.global-tubing.com
GOHFER................................................. 1817
Golder Associates Inc............................ 2245
18300 NE Union Hill Rd. Suite 200
Redmond, WA 98052 USA
Phone: +1-425-883-0777
Fax: +1-425-882-5498
fracman.golder.com
Grace Instrument................................... 2009
9434 Katy Fwy Suite 300
Phone: +1-713-783-1560
Fax: +1-713-974-7144
www.graceinstrument.com
Exhibitors
Guardian Global Technologies Ltd....... 1440

Merlin House Village Farm Ind. Est.
Pyle, Wales CF33 6BL United Kingdom
Phone: +44 7767 495312
Gyrodata Inc.......................................... 2917
23000 Northwest Lake Drive
Phone: 1-281-213-6300
Fax: 1-281-213-6301
www.gyrodata.com
Hangzhou Yuhang................................. 2502
International Trading Inc.
88 Wanyue Road Linping
Hangzhou, Hangzhou Zhejiang 310000
Halliburton............................................ 2321
3000 N. Sam Houston Pkwy E.
Phone: +1-281-871-4000
www.halliburton.com
Hardbanding Solutions......................... 1223
5500 W. 164th Street PO Box 42037
Cleveland, OH 44142 USA
Phone: +1-216-265-9000
Fax: +1-216-265-9030
www.hardbandingsolutions.com
Hart Energy........................................... 1517
1616 S. Voss Suite 1000
Houston, TX 77057-2627 USA
Phone: +1-713-260-1067
Fax: +1-713-840-8585
hartenergy.com
HCL Clamping Solutions....................... 3125
Clamping House 1st Avenue, Westfield Ind Est
Radstock, Somerset BA3 2TT
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1761 417714
www.hclfasteners.com
Hebei Henbo Bio................................... 3107
Technology Co., Ltd.
No 118 West Side South Area Of Xin Xinhe
Xingtai, Hebei 055650 China
Phone: 86 319 4752 588
Fax: 86 319 4752705
www.henbo-biotech.com
Hebei XinHe Biochemical Co., Ltd........ 3207
10 Xinglong St. Chengxi Industrial Zone Xinhe
Hebei, 055650 China
Phone: 011-86-319-476-6388
www.xinhe-biogums.com
Herrenknecht Vertical GmbH................ 3210
Im Heidenwinkel 5
Schwanau-Allmannsweier, 77963 Germany
Phone: 011-49-7824-302-1820
Fax: 011-49-7824-302-473
www.herrenknecht-vertical.com
Imerys Oilfield Solutions....................... 1404

3606 Research Forest Dr. Suite 100
Phone: +1-832-442-2600
www.imerys-oilfieldsolutions.com
Huisman Equipment BV........................ 2407

Admiraal Trompstraat 2
Schiedam, 3115HH Netherlands
Phone: +31 (0)88 070 22 22
Impact Fluid Solutions, LLC.................. 2902

Ella Court Truro Indistrial Estate,
Threemilestone Truro, Cornwall TR4 9NH
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1872 261 613
Fax: +44 1872 250 135
www.impactfluids.net
Hunting Titan, Ltd................................. 2447

16770 Imperial Valley, Suite 203
Phone: +1-281-448-2200
Fax: +1-281-448-2227
www.titanspecialties.com
Hydro Leduc.......................................... 3214
Alle Ren Leduc
Azerailles, 54122 France
Phone: 33(0)3 83 76 77 82
Fax: 33(0)3 83 75 21 58
www.hydroleduc.com
Hydrocarbon Data Systems, Inc........... 1520
P.O. Box 41508
Phone: +1-713-690-0556
Fax: +1-713-690-0558
www.hds-log.com
IADC....................................................... 1647
10370 Richmond Ste. 760
Phone: +1-713-292-1945
Fax: +1-713-292-1946
www.DrillingContractor.org
IPCOS..................................................... 3316
Geldenaaksebaan 329
Leuven, 3001 Belgium
Phone: 32 016-39.30.85
Fax: 32 016-39.30.80
Ideal Aerosmith Inc............................... 3319
3001 S. Washington St.
Grand Forks, ND 58201 USA
Phone: +1-701-757-3400
Fax: +1-701-757-3459
idealaero.com
IHRDC..................................................... 2010
535 Boylston Stret 12th Floor
Boston, MA 02116 USA
Phone: +1-617-536-0202
Fax: +1-617-536-4396
www.ihrdc.com
IHS.......................................................... 2400
Willoughby Road
Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 8FB
United Kingdom
Phone: 01344 328 000
www.ihs.com
Ikon Science........................................... 2442
Causeway House The Causeway
Teddington, Greater London TW11 0JR
United Kingdom
Phone: 44-208-614 4525
Fax: 44-208-943-2505
www.ikonscience.com
Infield Systems Limited......................... 1420

Suite 502 1 Alie Street
London, E1 8DE United Kingdom
Phone: 44-20-7423-5001
Fax: 44-20-7423-5050
www.infield.com
Ingrain Inc.............................................. 1745
1427 East 34th Street
Tulsa, OK 74105 USA
Phone: +1-1-918-706-7332
www.ingrainrocks.com
INT Inc.................................................... 1634
2901 Wilcrest Ste. 300
Phone: +1-713-975-7434
Fax: +1-713-975-1120
www.int.com
Integrated Reservoir Solutions............. 1817
Interfaces SA.......................................... 2910
San Martin 793 2do A
Buenos Aires, CABA C1004AAO Argentina
Phone: +541152188753
www.interfaces.com.ar
International Well Control Forum......... 3114
Inchbraoch House South Quay
Montrose, Angus DD10 9UA
United Kingdom
Phone: 44-(0)1674-678120
Fax: 44-(0)1674-678125
Interpretive Software Products............ 1209
2000 S. Dairy Ashford, Suite 300
Phone: +1-281-531-5528
www.ispforum.com
Intertek Westport Technology Center.. 1748
6700 Portwest Dr.
Phone: +1-713-479-8508
Fax: +1-713-864-9357
www.intertek.com
GroundMetrics Inc................................... 120

4217 Ponderosa Ave Suite A
San Diego, CA 92123 USA
Phone: +1-619-786-8023
www.groundmetrics.com
HOT Engineering GmbH........................ 3123

Parkstrasse 6 A-8700
Leoben, Austria 8700 Austria
Phone: +433842430530
Fax: +433842430531
Interwell Group...................................... 2725

Kvernevik Ring 177 P.O. Box 916
Hafrsfjord, N-4089 Norway
Phone: 24 7 47 40 00 43 99
Fax: +4790843620
www.interwell.com
#ATCE
Greater Houston CVB............................ 3106

Ste. 100
Phone: +1-713-437-5200
117
Exhibitors
ION Geophysical Corporation................. 809

2105 City West Blvd, Suite 400
Phone: +1-281-552-3258
Fax: +1-281-879-3626
www.iongeo.com
Laversab, Inc.......................................... 1840

505 Gillingham Lane
Phone: +1-281-325-8300
Fax: +1-281-325-8399
www.laversab.com
MEL Chemicals......................................... 929

P.O. BOX 6 Lumns Lane, Swinton
Manchester, M27 8LS United Kingdom
Phone: 01619111176
www.zrchem.com/applications/oil_field_
industry_zircrosstm.asp
Ipcos....................................................... 3316
Geldenaaksebaan 329 Levven 3001 Belgium
Phone: +32 016 39 3085
Fax: +32 016 39 3080
Leistritz Pumpen GmbH........................ 2044

Markgrafenstr. 29-39
Nrnberg, Bavaria 90459 Germany
Phone: +49 911 4306 0
Fax: +49 911 4306 490
www.leistritz.com
Merrick.................................................. 3229
55 Waugh Drive
Phone: +1-713-305-8378
Fax: +1-713-579-3473
www.MerrickSystems.com
Leutert Instruments .............................. 2337

Schillerstr. 14
21365 Adendorf,
Germany
Phone: 49-4131-9590
Fax: 49-4131-959111
www.leutert.com
Metrolog................................................ 2227
Techroparc 1, Bat 2 Avenue lOccitane
BP27415
Labege cedex, 31674 France
Phone: 33-5-61348074
Fax: 33-5-61204131
www.metrolog.com
DataCan Services Corp.
M-I SWACO............................................ 2027

P.O. Box 42842
Phone: +1-713-739-0222
Fax: +1-281-561-1441
www.miswaco.slb.com
Jet Research Center.............................. 2118

8432 South I-35W
Alvarado, TX 76009 USA
Phone: +1-817-761-2000
www.jetresearch.com
Jiaozuo FangHua Ceramics Co., Ltd..... 3013
Northern Section of Xuelian Road
Zhongzhan District
Jiaozuo, Henan Province 454191 China
Phone: 86-391-2808090
Fax: 86-391-2808099
www.fhproppant.com
KAPPA Engineering............................... 1200
11767 Katy Freeway Suite 500
Phone: +1-713-772-5694
Fax: +1-713-772-5690
www.kappaeng.com
KBC Advanced Technologies Inc............ 428
15021 Katy Freeway Suite 600
Phone: +1-281-293-8200
Fax: +1-281-616-0900
www.kbcat.com
KONGSBERG............................................ 622
Drengsrudbekken 12
Asker, 1338 Norway
Phone: 47 67 80 48 00
Fax: 47 67 80 48 00
www.kongsberg.com/KOGT
Krishna Antioxidants Pvt Ltd ............... 2146
107/108, Raheja Plaza Shah Industrial
Estate, Near.Yashraj Studios
Mumbai, 400 058 India
Phone: 13474455406
www.cristol.co.in
Kuraray..................................................... 635
2625 Bay Area Blvd Suite 600
Phone: 713-495-7376
Fax: 713-495-7383
www.kuraray.us.com
Kuwait Oil Company................................ 822
PO Box 9758
Ahmadi, 61008 Kuwait
Phone: +965-23985454
Fax: +965-23982565
www.kockw.com
LandOcean Energy Services Co Ltd..... 2246
Building 4, No. 3 Fengxiu Middle Road,
Haidian District
Phone: 010-58526157
Fax: 010-58857227
www.ldocean.com.cn
118
LR Senergy............................................. 2033
15 Bon Accord Crescent
Aberdeen, AB11 6BT United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1224 213440
www.lr-senergy.com
Lubrizol Corp........................................... 915
29400 Lakeland Boulevard
Wickliffe, OH 44092 USA
Phone: +1-440-943-4200
www.lubrizol.com/energy-and-water
Magnablend............................................. 634
Marmon Engineered ............................. 3315
Wire & Cable LLC
20 Bradley Park Rd.
East Granby, CT 06026 USA
Phone: +1-860-653-8470
Fax: +1-860-653-8301
www.r-scc.com
Math2market Gmbh............................... 3216
Trippstadter Str. 110
Kaiserslautern, 67663 Germany
Phone: 49 631 680 39 344
Fax: 49 631 680 39 359
www.geodict.com
MicroSeismic, Inc..................................... 743

10777 Westheimer, Ste. 500
Phone: +1-713-457-8833
Fax: +1-713-781-2326
www.microseismic.com
Micro-Smart Systems, Inc..................... 1224
5355 Anderson Rd.
Phone: +1-713-433-2277
Fax: +1-713-433-2443
www.micro-smart.com
Momentive............................................ 1407
15366 Park Row
Phone: +1-281-646-2831
Fax: +1-281-646-2898
www.momentive.com/oilfield
MC AAA Ltd........................................... 1323

758 Torreya Ct
Palo Alto, CA 94303-4160 USA
Phone: +1-650-993-2770
MSP Ltd.................................................... 643

Elizabeth Way Enfield Industrial Estate
Redditch, Worcestershire B97 6BL
United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1527-69121
Fax: 44-1527-61758
www.microspring.co.uk
McCoy Global........................................ 1747

10333 Richmond Street Suite 715
Phone: +1-832-303-7400
www.mccoyglobal.com
Mubea Tellerfedern GmbH.................... 3330

Im Kirdorf 34
Daaden, 57567 Germany
Phone: 49 2743 8060
Fax: 49 2743 806200
MDA........................................................ 1743
13800 Commerce Parkway
Richmond, BC V6V 2J3 Canada
Phone: +1-604-231-2067
Fax: +1-604-231-4938
www.mdacorporation.com
MWV Specialty Chemicals.................... 1215

5255 Virginia Avenue
North Charleston, SC 29406 USA
Phone: +1-843-740-2021
Fax: +1-843-740-2158
www.mwv.com/oilfield
Meggitt Sensing Systems...................... 3326

/ Piezo Solutions
100 Technology Drive, Ste. 300, Broomfield
Colorado, 80021, USA
Phone: +1-303-217-8898
Fax: +1-317-876-4681
www.piezotechnologies.com
National Oilwell Varco........................... 2427

7909 Parkwood Circle Drive
Phone: +1-713-375-3700
Fax: +1-713-346-7687
www.nov.com
NCS Energy Services, LLC..................... 1547
6826 Bourgeois Road
Phone: +1-409-925-7160
Fax: +1-281-652-5846
www.ncsfrac.com
Oilfield Technology Magazine.............. 2114

15 South Street Farnham
Surrey, GU9 7Q4 United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1252-718999
Fax: 44-1252-718992
www.energyglobal.com
Paradigm................................................ 3028
820 Gessner Ste. 400
Phone: +1-713-393-4800
Fax: +1-713-393-4801
www.pdgm.com
Omega Completion Technology............. 114

Omega House, Kirkhill Road Industrial Estate,
Dyce
Aberdeen, AB21 0GP United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1224-772744
Fax: 44-1224-775667
www.omega-completion.com
Paradigm Drilling Services..................... 415

Camiestone Road Thainstone
Inverurie, Aberdeenshire AB51 5GT
United Kingdom
Phone: 01467627861
paradigm.eu/companies/drilling-services
Openfield Technology........................... 3329

13 Rue de Limoges
78000 Versailles ,
France
Phone: 33(0)982428309
Paradigm Technology Services............... 413

Ambachtsweg 7
Groot-Ammers, 2964 LG Netherlands
Phone: 31(0) 184 609 419
paradigm.eu/companies/drilling-services
Newpark Drilling Fluids........................ 2403

21920 Merchants Way
Katy, TX 77449 USA
Phone: +1-281-754-8600
Fax: +1-281-754-8670
www.newparkdf.com
Opti-Light International BV.................... 110

Hoogstraat 32
Woudrichem, 4285 AH Netherlands
Phone: 31 (0) 183-309333
Fax: 31 (0) 183-309335
www.optilight.com
Parker Hannifin Corporation................. 2604

1505 HE Zaandam
Zuiddijk, 398 Netherlands
Phone: 011-31-75-6555-048
Fax: 011-31-75-6555-015
www.twinfilter.com
NSI Technologies.................................. 1633

7146 S. Braden Ave Suite 102
Tulsa, OK 74136 USA
Phone: +1-918-496-2071
Fax: +1-918-496-2073
www.nsitech.com
Deltarent
Parker Hiross Zander
Parker Racor
Parker Twin Filter
Parker Water Purification
OCTIO AS .............................................. 3024

Boehmergaten 44
Bergen, N-5057 Norway
Phone: 47 55 38 30 00
Odfjell Well Services............................. 2915
Stephensonweg 18A
Coevorden, 7741 KW Netherlands
Phone: +31524527000
Fax: +31524527001
www.odfjelldrilling.com
OFI Testing Equipment, Inc.................. 2237
11302 Steeplecrest Drive
Phone: +1-832-320-7300
Fax: +1-713-880-9886
www.ofite.com
OGRE Systems, Inc................................ 3023
7920 Belt Line Road #725
Phone: +1-214-575-4088
Fax: +1-214-575-4268
www.ogresystems.com/
OilCareers.com...................................... 1208
22 Abercrombie Court Arnhall Business Park
Westhill, Aberdeenshire AB32 6FE
United Kingdom
Phone: 44 1224 548080
Fax: 44 1224 548054
www.oilcareers.com
Oilfield Data Services, Inc..................... 1321
2107 Brun St.
Phone: +1-713-521-4571
Fax: +1-713-529-2239
www.oilfielddataservices.com
Optimization Petroleum ...................... 3031

Technologies, Inc
C2001,SP Tower, Tsinghua Science Park,
Ste. 142
Phone: 86 10 82 15 0090
www.optpt.com
OVS Group LLC...................................... 2046
16225 Park Ten Place, Suite 200 Suite 200
Phone: +1-281-531-4333
Fax: +1-281-531-4177
www.ovsgroup.com
Owen Oil Tools...................................... 1817
Packers Plus Energy Services............... 1217
Suite 2200, 205 - 5 Avenue SW
Calgary, AB T2P 2V7 Canada
Phone: +1-403-234-4118
Fax: +1-403-263-7599
www.packersplus.com
Palamatic Ltd......................................... 3131
Cobnar Wood Close Chesterfield Trading
Estate
Chesterfield, Derbyshire S41 9RQ
United Kingdom
Phone: + 441246452054
Fax: + 441246451379
www.palamatic.com
Palisade Corporation............................. 1521
31 The Green West Drayton
London, UB4 0QZ United Kingdom
Phone: 44 1895 425 050
www.palisade.com
Panterra Geoconsultants BV................. 2911
Weversbaan 1-3
Leiderdorp, 2352 BZ Netherlands
Phone: 31 71 581 3505
www.panterra.nl
Azuren BV
Pason Systems......................................... 528

6130- 3rd Street SE
Calgary, AB T2H 1K4 Canada
Phone: +1-403-476-3043
Fax: +1-403-301-3499
www.pason.com
Pegasus Vertex inc................................. 916
6100 Corporate Drive, Suite 448
Phone: +1-713-981-5558
Fax: +1-713-981-5556
www.pvisoftware.com
Peloton................................................... 3122
Kabelweg 37, Amsterdam, 1014 BA
Netherlands
Phone: +31 (0) 20.7470.106
Fax: +31 (0) 20.5814.050
www.peloton.com
PEMEX...................................................... 305
1600 Viceroy, Ste 100
Phone: +1-214-244-3212
www.pemex.com
PennWell................................................ 2013
1455 W. Loop South #400
Phone: +1-713-963-6204
Fax: +1-713-963-6285
www.pennwell.com
Perigon................................................... 3321
Davidson House, Campus 1 Aberdeen
Innovation Park, Balgownie Road
Aberdeen, AB22 8GT
United Kingdom
Phone: 44 (0) 1224 355255
www.perigonsolutions.com
#ATCE
Nalco Champion............................ 1617, 434

3200 Southwest Freeway Suite 2700
Phone: +1-713-627-3303
www.nalcochampion.com
Exhibitors
119
Exhibitors
Petroleum Experts Ltd.......................... 2216

Petex House 10 Logie Mill
Edinburgh, EH7 4HG
United Kingdom
Phone: 44-131-474-7030
Fax: 44-131-474-7031
www.petex.com
Preferred Proppants, LLC...................... 2600

One Radnor Corporate Center Road 100
Matsonford Suite 101
Radnor, PA 19087 USA
Phone: +1-484-684-1264
Fax: +1-484-684-1296
www.preferredsands.com
PetroSkills.............................................. 1433
410 W. Grand Parkway South #400
Katy, TX 77494 USA
Phone: +1-832-426-1228
Fax: +1-918-828-2580
www.petroskills.com
Printrex by Transact.............................. 3127

2319 WHITNEY AVE SUITE 3B
HAMDEN, CT 06518 USA
Phone: +1-702-388-8163
www.transact-tech.com
Petrostreamz AS.................................... 3111

Granaasveien 1
Trondheim, 7048 Norway
Phone: 47 7384 8080
www.petrostreamz.com
PetroTel, Inc........................................... 1835
5240 Tennyson Pkwy., Suite 207
Plano, TX 75024 USA
Phone: +1-972-473-2767
Fax: +1-972-473-2667
www.petrotel.com
Petroleum Technology Company......... 2525
Slettestrandveien 13
Stavanger, 4032 Norway
Phone: +4793801053
www.ptc.as
PhotoSat.................................................. 117
Suite 580 - 1188 Georgia St W.
Vancouver, BC V6E 4A2 Canada
Phone: +1-604-681-9770
Fax: +1-604-681-9790
www.photosat.ca
Pietro Fiorentini...................................... 537
via E. Fermi 8/10
Arcugnano, 36057 Italy
Phone: +390444968511
Fax: +390444960468
www.fiorentini.com
Porous Metal Filter Inc.......................... 1841
19990 Hickory Twig Way
Spring, TX 77388 USA
Phone: +1-281-719-1352
Fax: +1-281-719-1351
www.pmfilter.net
Potters Industries.................................. 2015
P.O. Box 841
Valley Forge, PA 19482 USA
Phone: +1-610-651-4724
Fax:+1- 610-408-9724
www.pottersbeads.com
Poweltec................................................ 3012
3 Rue Paul Heroult
Rueil-Malmaison, 92500 France
Phone: 011-33-141962195
Fax: 011-33-1-4196-2196
www.poweltec.com
Precision Polymer Engineering Ltd...... 2239
Greenbank Road
Blackburn, BB1 3EA United Kingdom
Phone: 44 1254 295400
Fax: 44 1254 680182
www.prepol.com
120
PROMORE.............................................. 1817
Prop Tester, Inc........................................ 729
17222 Huffmeister Road, Ste. B
Cypress, TX 77429 USA
Phone: +1-888-756-2112
Fax: +1-281-758-3136
www.proptester.com
ProTechnics,........................................... 1817
Div of Core Laboratories
Providence Photonics LLC.................... 3317
1201 Main St
Baton Rouge, LA 70785 USA
Phone: +1-225-907-5202
PSL Systemtechnik GmbH...................... 813
Albrecht-von-Groddeck-Strasse 5
Clausthal-Zellerfeld, 38678 Germany
Phone: 49-5323 962791
Fax: 49-5323 962795
www.psl-systemtechnik.com
PTC......................................................... 3102
327 Great Western Road
Aberdeen, AB106NW United Kingdom
Phone: 44 1224 579350
www.ptc.as
Purolator Facet, Inc............................... 1544
8439 Triad Dr.
Greensboro, NC 27409 USA
Phone: +1-336-668-4444
Fax: +1-336-668-4452
www.purolator-facet.com
Qinterra Technologies, Inc.................... 2233
3010 Briarpark Drive Suite 500
Phone: +1-713-683-2824
Fax: +1-713-439-8280
www.qinterra.com
Quartzdyne, Inc..................................... 1733
4334 W. Links Dr.
Salt Lake City, UT 84120 USA
Phone: +1-801-839-1000
Fax: +1-801-266-7985
www.quartzdyne.com
Reactive Downhole Tools Ltd................. 446
Unit 8 The Energy Development Centre
Aberdeen, AB23 8DG United Kingdom
Phone: +441224827224
www.reactivetools.com
Rebo Systems........................................ 3211
Beckeringhstraat 21 3762EV Soest
Soest, 3760AC Netherlands
Phone: 0031356016941
www.rebosystems.com
Resato International BV........................ 3008

1e Energieweg 13 P.O. Box 30
Roden 9300 AA, 9301 LK Netherlands
Phone: 31 50 501 6877
Resman.................................................. 1446
Strindfjordvegen 1, N-7053 Ranheim
Trondheim, Norway
Phone: +1-713-550-7216
www.resman.no
Resoptima AS........................................ 2147
P.O. Box 196 Bogstadveien
Oslo, 0323 Norway
Phone: 47 45171730
www.resoptima.com
Resource Energy Solutions................... 1643
300, 750 11th Street SW
Calgary, AB T2P 3N7 Canada
Phone: +1-403-245-0220
Fax: +1-403-245-0220
www.resourceenergysolutions.com/
RGB Spectrum....................................... 2900
950 Marina Village Pkwy
Alameda, CA 94501 USA
Phone: 510-814-7000
Rigrider.................................................... 119
Toldijk 17-19
Hoogeveen, 7901 Netherlands
Phone: +31 528 22 77 10
www.ridercorp.com
Rider B.V. ................................................. 119
Toldijk 17-19
Hoogeveen, 7901 Netherlands
Phone: +31 528 22 77 10
www.ridercorp.com
Rigzone.................................................... 209
14531 FM 529 Suite 225
Phone: +1-281-345-4040
Fax: +1-281-345-4848
www.rigzone.com
Robertson Geologging Ltd................... 3325
York Road Deganwy
Conwy, LL31 9PX United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1492 582 323
Fax: +44 1492 582 322
www.geologging.com
Rock Flow Dynamics............................. 1240
1980 Post Oak Blvd. Suite 2030
Phone: +1-713-337-4450
Fax: +1-713-337-4454
www.rfdyn.com
Rocsole Ltd............................................ 3213
Microkatu 1 P.O.Box 1188
Kuopio, 70211 Finland
Phone: 358 50 328 2648
www.rocsole.com
Flowrox Oy
Roper Pump Company.......................... 3217
3475 Old Maysville Rd PO Box 269
Commerce, GA 30529 USA
Phone: +1-706-336-3410
Fax: +1-706-335-5490
www.roperpumps.com
Exhibitors
Roxtec Inc.............................................. 3134
Unit C1, Waterfold Business Park
Bury, BL9 7BQ United Kingdom
Phone: 44 161 7615280
Fax: 44 161 7636065
www.roxtec.com
Sasol North America............................. 2527

Arckelmannsplalz 1
Hamburg, 20537 Germany
Phone: +49 40 63684-1000
Fax: +4904063684-3700
www.sasolnorthamerica.com
Seal-Tite International........................... 2122

500 Deer Cross Dr.
Madisonville, LA 70447 USA
Phone: +1-985-875-1292
Fax: +1-985-875-0687
www.seal-tite.com
RPS Knowledge Reservoir.................... 2120

1800 W. Loop S. Ste. 1000
Phone: +1-713-595-5131
Fax: +1-713-586-5955
www.knowledge-reservoir.com
Saudi Aramco........................................ 1227

c/o Aramco Overseas Company
Scheveningseweg 62 - 66
The Hague, 2517 KX Netherlands
Phone: +31 (0) 88 262 2000
Fax: +31 (0) 88 262 3000
www.jobsataramco.eu
Seed Cemented Carbide ........................ 814

No. 1099 XiangDa Rd.
Zhuzhou Hunan, 412000 China
Phone: 86-731-28256456
Fax: 86-731-22725555
www.seed-carbide.com
Scaled Solutions Limited........................ 118

6 Nettlehill Road Houstown Industrial Estate
Livingston, EH54 5DL United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1506-439994
Fax: 44-1506-439971
www.scaledsolutions.co.uk
Select Industries, Inc............................. 1448

P.O. Box 2450
Wichita Falls, TX 76307 USA
Phone: +1-940-855-0461
www.soapsticks.com
Ryder Scott Petroleum Consultants..... 1207

1100 Louisiana Ste. 4600
Phone: +1-713-651-9191
Fax: +1-713-651-0849
www.ryderscott.com
S.I.S srl................................................... 3121
Via Mare Adriatico 72/E
Spoltore, PE Italy
Phone: 39 0854971521
Fax: 39 0854973121
www.sisworld.net
Safoco, Inc............................................. 2110
11421-A Todd Road
Phone: +1-713-956-1595
Fax: +1-713-956-2449
www.safoco.com
Saint-Gobain Oil & Gas Group.............. 2107
5300 Gerber Road
Fort Smith, AR 72904 USA
Phone: +1-610-341-7629
www.OilandGas.saint-gobain.com
SALTEL INDUSTRIES.............................. 2437
Campus Ker Lann Rue Simeon Poisson
Bruz, 35170 France
Phone: +33(0)223416412
Fax: +33(0)223416399
www.saltel-industries.com
Sanjel Corporation.................................. 641
200, 505-2 St. SW
Phone: +1-403-232-6906-1380
Fax: +1-403-269-1433
www.sanjel.com
Santrol.................................................... 1204
3 Sugar Creek Center Blvd Suite 550
Phone: +1-832-459-0486
Fax: +1-281-431-0044
www.santrol.com
Schlumberger........................................ 1627
3750 Briarpark
Phone: +1-713-689-7037
Fax: +1-713-689-1112
www.slb.com
Schneider Electric................................. 2729
35 rue Joseph Monier
Rueil Malmaison, 92506 France
Phone: +33141297000
www.schneider-electric.com
Sciencesoft Limited............................... 2430
Moorpark House 11 Orton Place
Glasgow, Scotland G51 2HF United Kingdom
Phone: 44-141-445-0330
Fax: 44-141-445-2041
www.sciencesoft.com
Scientific Drilling International............... 615
16701 Greenspoint Park Drive Suite 200
Phone: +1-281-443-3300
Fax: +1-281-872-0010
www.scientificdrilling.com
SE Tylose Gmbh & Co. KG..................... 3011
Rheingaustrasse 190 -196
65203 Wiesbaden, Germany
Phone: +49 611 962 04
Fax: +49 611 962 9071
www.setylose.com
Seajacks International........................... 2905
Seajacks House South Denes Business Park
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk NR30 3QR
United Kingdom
Phone: 01493 841 400
www.seajacks.com
Seals Eastern Inc................................... 2043
P. O. Box 520
Red Bank, NJ 07701 USA
Phone: +1-732-747-9200
Fax: +1-732-747-3647
www.SealsEastern.com
Sercel.................................................... 2227
16, Rue de Bel Air B.P. 30439
Carquefou, 44474 France
Phone: +33-240 30 11 81
Fax: +33-240 30 19 48
www.sercel.com
De Regt Marine Cables B.V.
Metrolog
Sercel-GRC............................................. 2227
6540 East Apache
Tulsa, OK 74115 USA
Phone: +1-918-834-9600
Fax: +1-918-838-8846
SGS Group Management Ltd................... 813
Place des Alpes 1
Geneva, Geneva 4211 Switzerland
Phone: +41227399085
Fax: +41227399815
www.sgs.com/ogc
Shell....................................................... 1600
Carel van Bylandtlaan 30
Den Haag, Netherlands
Phone: 31 (0)70 377 9111
www.shell.com
Siemens AG Oil & Gas........................... 3208
stre Akervei 88
Oslo, 0596 Norway
Phone: 47 94 21 94 47
Fax: 49-9131-18-4817
www.siemens.com/oil-gas
Rubberatkins Ltd................................... 1444

2 Claymore Ave. Aberdeen Energy Park
Bridge of Don
Aberdeen Scotland, AB23 8GW
United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1224-246777
Fax: 44-1224 820008
www.rubberatkins.com
SIGMA................................................... 2523
4700 W. Sam Houston Parkway N. 150
Phone: 281-363-8566
www.sigmacubed.com
Sintex Minerals & Services, Inc............... 839
29810 Southwest Freeway
Rosenberg, TX 77471 USA
Phone: +1-903-849-3675
www.sintexminerals.com
#ATCE
RS Clare & Co Ltd.................................. 1744

Stanhope Street
Liverpool, L8 5XJ United Kingdom
Phone: 44 (0)151 702 5262
Fax: 44 (0)151 709 1015
www.rsclare.com
121
Exhibitors
Slider........................................................ 543
10804 Fallstone Road. Ste 210
Phone: +1-281-769-4802
Fax: +1-281-933-1315
www.slb.com/slider
TAM International.................................. 1400

4620 Southerland Rd.
Phone: +1-713-462-7617
Fax: +1-713-462-1536
www.tamintl.com
ThinJack Ltd.......................................... 3129

Unit 6, Westhill Business Centre Arnhall
Business Park, Westhill, Scotland AB32 6UF
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1224 330 645
www.thinjack.co.uk
SNF........................................................... 112
SNF ZAC de Milieux
Andrzieux, 42163 France
Phone: 33 477 36 86 00
TBC-Brinadd.......................................... 1308
4800 San Felipe
Phone: +1-713-877-2758
Fax: +1-713-986-5244
www.tbc-brinadd.com
Thru Tubing Solutions........................... 1637

11515 S. Portland
Oklahoma City, OK 73170 USA
Phone: +1-405-692-1900
Fax: +1-405-692-1911
www.thrutubing.com
TCO AS..................................................... 805

Hetlandsgata 9 PO Box 204, N-4349
Bryne, 4021 Norway
Phone: +47 984 88 079
Fax: 4798488079
www.tco.no
TIW Corporation.................................... 2207

P.O. Box 35729
Houston, TX 77235-5729 USA
Phone: +1-713-551-7919
Fax: +1-713-728-4767
www.tiwtools.com
TDE Group GmbH.................................. 2346

Langgasse 9
Leoben, Styria 8700 Austria
Phone: +43-3842-48481-10
Fax: +43-3842-48481-19
www.tde-group.com
TNO........................................................ 2022
Stieltjesweg 1, Delft, 2628 CK Netherlands
Phone: 31 (0)88 866 55 41
SOLVAY.................................................. 2919
40, rue de la haie coq
Aubervilliers, 93306 France
Phone: +33 (0)1 53 56 50 00
Fax: +33 (0)1 53 56 53 90
Spartek Systems.................................... 1421
800 Wilcrest Ste. 170
Phone: +1-713-783-7454
Fax: +1-713-783-7206
www.sparteksystems.com
Specialized Oil Services........................ 3235
East Torryleith
Newmachar, Aberdeenshire AB21 0QE
United Kingdom
Phone: 44 01651869077
www.sos-energy.com
Springer................................................. 3314
Tiergartenstr 17
Heidelberg, 69121 Germany
Phone: 49 622 148 78993
www.springer.com
Sproule Associates Limited.................. 1417
900, 140 Fourth Ave., S.W.
Phone: 403-294-5162
Fax: 403-294-5590
www.sproule.com
Stim-Lab................................................ 1817
Stimwell Services Ltd.............................. 646
Beacon Park Gorleston
Gt. Yarmouth, NR32 7RA United Kingdom
Phone: +44-1493-448028
Fax: +44-1493-448022
www.stimwellservices.com
Summit Casing Equipment..................... 234
6656 Corporation Parkway
Fort Worth, TX 76126 USA
Phone: +1-817-529-2400
Fax: +1-817-529-2401
summitcasing.com
Sunita Hydrocolloids Inc....................... 2348
1776 Yorktown St., Houston, TX 77056 USA
Phone: +1-832-857-7427
www.shplindia.com
Superior Energy Services........................ 818
1001 Louisiana Street Suite 300
Phone: +1-713-654-2200
www.superiorenergy.com
T H Hill Associates, Inc.......................... 1210
13100 Worthham Center Drive Ste. 300
Phone: +1-281-671-5700
Fax: +1-281-671-5394
www.thhill.com
122
Telesis Oil & Gas.................................... 2931

Innsbruckweg 104
Rotterdam, 3047 AH Netherlands
Phone: 31 10 462 21 36
Temco Inc............................................... 1817
Tendeka.................................................... 241
Peterseat Drive
Altens, Aberdeen AB12 3HT
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1224 238 950
www.tendeka.com
Teledyne Isco......................................... 1309
4700 Superior St.
Lincoln, NE 68504 USA
Phone: 402-465-3951
Fax: 402-465-3061
www.isco.com/sp
Teradata Corporation............................ 3225
John M. Keynesplein 4
Amsterdam, 1066 EP Netherlands
Phone: +31(0)20 5128112
www.teradata.com
Tercel Oilfield Products........................... 505
Union House Badentoy Avenue, Portlethen
Aberdeen, AB12 4YD United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1224 659022
Fax: +44 1224659001
www.terceloilfield.com/en/index.php
Tesco Corporation................................... 624
3993 W. Sam Houston Parkway N. Ste. 100
Phone: +1-713-359-7219
Fax: +1-713-359-7181
www.tescocorp.com
Tessella................................................... 2934
26 The Quadrant, Abingdon Science Park
Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX14 3YS
United Kingdom
Phone: 44-1235-555511
Fax: 44-1235-553302
www.tessella.com
Topland Oilfield Supplies LTD.............. 2502

A-1508-1509 Maxi-Mall 581 Xiuchuan Road
Shanghai, Shanghai 200085 China
Phone: 15921868788
Fax: 15921868788
www.toplandoil.com
TouGas Oilfield Solutions GmbH.......... 1235
Weismuellerstrasse 50
Frankfurt am Main, 60314 Germany
Phone: +49-69-4109-2221
Fax: +49-69-4109-612221
www.tougas-oil.com
Toyota Tsusho Corporation................... 2018
1300 Post Oak Blvd., Suite 1850
Phone: +1-713-963-7215
www.toyota-tsusho.com/english
TRE........................................................... 834
Ripa di Porta Ticinese, 79
Milan, 20149 Italy
Phone: 39-02-4343-121
Fax: 39-02-4343-1230
www.treuropa.com
Trelleborg Sealing Solutions ................ 3219
Netherlands B.V.
Zeemanstraat 33
Barendrecht, 2991 XR Netherlands
Phone: 31(0) 10 2922117
www.tss.trelleborg.com/nl
Trican Well Service................................ 1833
Suite 2900, 645 - 7th Ave. S.W.
Calgary, AB T2P 4G8 Canada
Phone: +1-403-266-0202
Fax: +1-403-237-7716
www.trican.ca
Tubel Energy.......................................... 2908
25907 Oak Ridge Dr.
Phone: +1-713-504-3759
www.tubelenergy.com
Tubular Perforating .............................. 1335
Manufacturing, Ltd.
P.O. Box 2039, Conroe, TX 77305 USA
Phone: +1-1-936-441-8660
Fax: +1-1-936-756-8993
www.tpmltd.com
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Ulterra...................................................... 437
420 Throckmorton #110
Ft. Worth, TX 76102 USA
Phone: +1-405-568-7235
www.ulterra.com
Verder Scientific.................................... 2344

Kontichsesteenweg 17
Aartselaar, B-2630 Belgium
Phone: +32 3 870 96 40
Fax: +32 3 870 96 41
WellCem AS........................................... 1745

Orstadveien 108
Klepp stasjon, Tananger N-4353 Norway
Phone: 47 905 56 148
www.wellcem.com
Unibrom Corp........................................ 2502

Fl1,2,3, Renhe East Affiliated Bldg, NO.399
Xuanwu East Street, Weifang P.R. China
Weifang, China
Phone: 0086 536 8223218
Fax: 0086 536 8291558
www.unibrom.com
Vermilion Oil & Gas Netherlands............ 442

Zuidwalweg 2
Harlingen, Friesland 8861 NV Netherlands
Phone: 0517 493 333
Fax: 0517 493 330
www.vermilionenergy.com
Xait........................................................... 638
Luramyrveien 42
Sandnes, 4313 Norway
Phone: 47 51 950 221
www.xait.com
Unimin Corporation............................... 2433

258 Elm St
New Canaan, CT 06840 USA
Phone: +1-203-442-2307
Fax: +1-203-966-3453
www.propzone.com
Univar....................................................... 634
19450 Hwy 249 3rd Floor
Phone: +1-855-888-8648
www.univar.com
Magnablend
University of Aberdeen......................... 2825
The Aberdeen Institute of Energy Fraser
Noble Building, Kings College
Aberdeen, AB24 3UE United Kingdom
Phone: +44 (0)1224 272081
Fax: +44 (0)1224 272818
www.abdn.ac.uk/aie
University of Oklahoma MPGE.............. 2113
MPGE 100 E. Boyd, SEC 1210
Norman, OK 73019 USA
Phone: +1-405-325-6822
Fax: +1-405-325-7477
mpge.ou.edu/
The University of Tulsa.......................... 2230
800 S. Tucker Dr.
Tulsa, OK 74104 USA
Phone: +1-918-631-2295
Fax: +1-918-631-2100
www.pa.utulsa.edu
Upstream Technical Consultants............ 106
Ravensbourne Business Centre
Westerham Road Keston, Kent BR2 6HE
United Kingdom
Phone: 44 1689 868 040
Fax: 44 1689 868 041
www.upstream.uk.com
US Synthetic.......................................... 1734
1260 South 1600 West
Orem, UT 84058 USA
Phone: +1-801-235-9001
www.ussbearings.com
Varel International................................. 2727
1625 West Crosby Road Suite 124
Carrollton, TX 75006 USA
Phone: +1-281-670-2409
Fax: +1-281-590-6047
www.varelintl.com
Downhole Products PLC
124
Versatec Energy BV............................... 2933

Korenmolenlaan 4
Woerden, 3447 GG Netherlands
Phone: +31 348 437 460
Fax: +31 348 437 461
www.versatec.nl
VeruTEK Technologies.......................... 3108
65 West Dudleytown Road
Bloomfield, CT 06007 USA
Phone: +1-860-242-9800
Fax: +1-860-242-9899
www.verutek.com
Victaulic Co. of America....................... 1423
4901 Kesslersville Road, Easton
PA 18040 USA
Phone: +1-610-559-3567
Fax: +1-610-250-8817
www.victaulic.com
Vinci Technologies................................ 2016
27B Rue Du Port Parc de ITle
Nanterre, 92022 France
Phone: 33-1-41-37-92-20
Fax: 33-1-41-37-04-76
www.vinci-technologies.com
Vindum Engineering, Inc....................... 2016
1 Woodview Court
San Ramon, CA 94582 USA
Phone: +1-925-275-0633
Fax: +1-925-275-9697
www.vindum.com
DMT GmbH & Company KG
Vinci Technologies
Visuray................................................... 3130
3050 Post Oak Blvd. Suite 505
Phone: +1-713-600-7700
Fax: +1-713-600-7711
www.visuray.com
The Well Academy................................ 3113
Canadalaan 9
Apeldoorn, 7316 BV Netherlands
Phone: 31 652542114
www.thewellacademy.com
W.L. Gore............................................... 3233
Nordring 1, Pleinfield, 92789 Germany
Phone: +4991446010
www.gore.com
Wacker Chemical Corporation................ 905
3301 Sutton Road, Adrian, MI 49221 USA
Phone: +1-517-264-8400
Fax: +1-517-264-4068
www.wacker.com
Weatherford.......................................... 1607
2000 St. James Place
Phone: +1-713-836-4000
Fax: +1-713-836-5035
weatherford.com
Welltec................................................... 2037
Gydevang 25
Allerod, DK-3450 Denmark
Phone: 45-48143514
Fax: 45-48143518
www.welltec.com
Wenzel Downhole Tools........................ 3116
Grafftring 5
Celle, 29227 Germany
Phone: 49 0 5141 977 65 - 13
Fax: 49 0 5141 977 65 29
www.downhole.com
Western Falcon Inc................................ 1937
5810 Wilson Rd. #250
Humble, TX 77396 USA
Phone: +1-832-391-9461
Fax: +1-281-456-7574
www.westernfalcon.com
Wild Well Control.................................. 1410
2202 Oil Center Court
Phone: +1-281-784-4700-6057
Fax: +1-281-784-4750
www.wildwell.com
World Oil................................................ 1307
2 Greenway Plaza, Suite 1020
Phone: +1-713-520-4402
Fax: +1-713-520-4412
www.worldoil.com
W-Technology Link.................................. 539
19515 Oil Center Blvd.
Phone: +1-281-209-9111
Fax: +1-281-209-9191
www.wtechnologylink.com
WWT International................................ 2243
Yellow Jacket Oil Tools........................... 441
11660 Brittmoore Place Dr.
Phone: +1-713-856-1600
Fax: +1-13-849-2430
www.YJOilTools.com
Zigong Cemented Carbide Corp Ltd.... 2502
Heshi Town, Daan District, Zigong City,
Sichuan, China
Ziging Sichuan, China
Phone: +86 13600512689
Fax: +86 571 86810166
www.cementedcarbidetools.com
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Amsterdam RAI Safety Instructions

Hilton Amsterdam Safety Instructions

53 Soft Skills Workshop I The Impact of Intrinsic

Please take a moment to familiarise

Stay calm and always put your own

Call the alarm number 3444

Should the alarm sound, please leave the