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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
Conference Programme
Table Of Contents Host Organisation

Host and Co-Host Organisations .................................... 2 Petroliam Nasional Berhad
(PETRONAS) is Malaysias
Message from the Executive Committee and
fully integrated petroleum
Conference Programme Committee Co-Chairmen ........ 3 multinational. Established in
IPTC Sponsoring Societies ......................................... 4-5 1974, PETRONAS is now ranked
among the largest companies
IPTC Board of Directors ................................................ 6
in the world with a proven track
Committees .............................................................. 7-10 record in integrated oil and gas
Conference Sponsors ..............................................14-15 operations. PETRONAS business activities include
exploration, development and production of crude oil and
Endorsing Organisations ............................................. 16 natural gas in Malaysia and abroad; liquefaction, sale and
KL Convention Centre Floor Plans .......................... 17-21 transportation of LNG; processing and transmission of
natural gas and the sale of natural gas products; refining
General Information ................................................ 23-25
and marketing of petroleum products; manufacture and
Schedule of Events ................................................. 26-27 sale of petrochemical products; trading of crude oil,
Award Presentation and Conference Dinner ............... 27 petroleum products and petrochemical products; and
shipping and logistics relating to LNG, crude oil and
Executive Plenary Session ........................................... 28 petroleum products. As we continue to navigate the
Opening Ceremony & Ministerial Session ................... 29 increasing complexities in one of the worlds toughest
industries, we steadily drive for new solutions for
Technology Leaders Plenary & sustainable growth and push boundaries to meet rising
Industry Plenary Session ............................................. 30 global energy demand. Committed to ensuring business
Topical Luncheon ........................................................ 31 sustainability, PETRONAS strives to responsibly manage
natural resources in a way that contributes holistically
Panel Sessions ....................................................... 31-34
to the wellbeing of the people and nations where we
Special Session ........................................................... 35 operate.
IPTC Excellence In Project Integration Award ........ 36-37
Integrated Project Management Session ..................... 37 Co-Host Organisations
Conference Programme Schedule .......................... 38-39
Shell is a global group of energy
Technical Programme ............................................. 40-59 and petrochemical companies.
Closing Session ........................................................... 59 Our headquarters are in The
Hague, the Netherlands, and our
Knowledge Sharing ePoster Presentation .............. 60-78 Chief Executive Officer is Ben van
Education Week ...................................................... 80-81 Beurden. The parent company of
the Shell group is Royal Dutch
Education Days and Teachers Day ........................ 82-83 Shell plc, which is incorporated in England and Wales.
Young Professionals Workshop ................................... 84 Our strategy to generate profitable growth remains to
drive forward with our investment programme, to deliver
IPTC Technology Showcase Theatre ........................... 87
sustainable growth and provide competitive returns
Exhibition Floor Plan .............................................. 88-89 to shareholders, while helping to meet global energy
Exhibitors List ....................................................... 90-103 demand in a responsible way. In Upstream, we focus on
exploring for new oil and gas reserves and developing
major projects where our technology and know-how
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Welcome Message From the Executive Committee and

Conference Programme Committee Co-Chairmen
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and the 8th International Petroleum Technology Conference
(IPTC).
IPTC brings together members of the industrys leading professional societies: the American
Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG); the European Association of Geologists and
Engineers (EAGE); the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG); and the Society of Petroleum
Dato Wee Yiaw Hin
Engineers (SPE), as well as high calibre leaders and technical professionals of the oil and gas
sector.
This years extensive high quality multi-disciplinary programme, centred on the theme, Innovation
and Collaboration: Keys to Affordable Energy, provides a platform for a constructive interchange
on the challenges facing the oil and gas industry. The programme will focus on a broad range of
topics and issues around how the industry is developing effective practices for collaboration to
accelerate the invention and application of new work processes, methods and technology.
Matthias Bichsel
In addition to the more than 400 papers being presented in the technical programme, three
plenary sessions, four panel sessions, a topical luncheon, and an exhibition showcasing the latest
technologies in the oil and gas sector will take place. Also, young professionals, university and
high school students, and teachers will take part in special events and programmes organised as
part of the IPTCs continued commitment to education and broadening the horizons of knowledge
regarding the energy industry.
Patrick Schorn
We would like to thank all of the committee members, speakers, exhibitors, sponsors and
participants for their strong and continued support of this event. The planning for this IPTC has
involved countless hours from the many volunteers and staff around the world.
We look forward to your active participation in the conference and exhibition over the next few
days. Thank you for joining us for this important event.
Adif Zulkifli
Dato Wee Yiaw Hin Matthias Bichsel Patrick Schorn

Executive Vice President Former Projects & Technology President
& CEO, Upstream Director Operations & Integration
PETRONAS Royal Dutch Shell Schlumberger
Knut Mauseth
IPTC Executive IPTC Executive IPTC Executive
Committee Co-Chairman Committee Co-Chairman Committee Co-Chairman
Adif Zulkifli Knut Mauseth Maen Razouqi

Vice President, Malaysia General Manager Development Vice President &
Petroleum Management Upstream International General Manager
PETRONAS Sarawak Shell Bhd. Malaysia, Brunei & Philippines
Maen Razouqi IPTC Conference IPTC Conference Schlumberger
Programme Programme IPTC Conference
Committee Co-Chairman Committee Co-Chairman Programme
Committee Co-Chairman
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IPTC Sponsoring Societies

The American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG), founded in 1917, has
been a pillar of the world-wide scientific community. The original purpose of AAPG, to foster
scientific research, to advance the science of geology, to promote technology, and to inspire
high professional conduct, still guides the Association today. Currently the worlds largest
professional geological society with approximately 36,000 members in 126 countries,
AAPG provides publications, conferences, and educational opportunities to geoscientists
and disseminates the most current geological information available to the general public.
For more information, visit the AAPG website www.aapg.org.
Contact Details:
P.O. Box 979, Tulsa, OK 74101-0979, USA | 1444 S. Boulder Ave., Tulsa OK
74119, USA | 125 West 15th Street, Tulsa, OK 74119, USA
Tel: +1.918.584.2555/+1.800.364.2274 | Fax:+1.918.560.2665
The European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE) is a professional

association for geoscientists and engineers. Founded in 1951, it is an organization
with a worldwide membership, providing a global network of commercial and academic
professionals. The association is truly multi-disciplinary and international in form and
pursuits. EAGE operates two divisions: the Oil & Gas Geoscience Division and the Near
Surface Geoscience Division. EAGE has around 16,000 members worldwide representing
over 100 countries. All members of EAGE are professionally involved in (or studying)
geophysics, petroleum exploration, geology, reservoir engineering, mining and civil
engineering. For more information, visit the EAGE website at www.eage.org.
Contact Details:
Head Office
P.O. Box 59, 3990 DB Houten, The Netherlands
Visiting Address:
De Molen 42, 3994 DB Houten, The Netherlands
Regional Office Middle East

EAGE Middle East FZ-LLC, Dubai Knowledge Village, Block 13, Office F25 |
P.O. Box 501711, Dubai, UAE
Tel: +971.4.369.3897 | Fax: +971.4.360.4702 | Email: middle_east@eage.org
Regional Office Russia and CIS

EAGE Geomodel, 117630, Russia, Moscow, Starokaluzhskoye Shosse, 62, Build. 1,
korp. 6, 3rd Floor
Tel: +7.495.640.2008 | Fax: +7.495.640.2009 | Email: moscow@eage.ru
Regional Office Asia Pacific

EAGE Asia Pacific Sdn. Bhd., UOA Centre, Office Suite 19-15-3A, 19, Jalan Pinang,
50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Tel: +60.3.2722.0140 | Fax: +60.3.2722.0143 | Email: asiapacific@eage.org
Regional Office Americas

EAGE Americas B.V., E-zone Vredenberg, Unit E-09, Heelsumstraat, Willemstad, Curacao
Tel: +5999.433.8872 | Fax: +5999.433.8873 | Email: americas@eage.org
The Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) is a not-for-profit association that

promotes the science of geophysics and the education of applied geophysicists. SEG,
founded in 1930, fosters the expert and ethical practice of geophysics in the exploration
and development of natural resources, in characterizing the new surface, and in mitigating
earth hazards. The Society, which has more than 33,000 members in 138 countries, fulfills
its mission through its publications, conferences, forums, websites, and the educational
opportunities. For more information, visit the SEG website at www.seg.org.
Contact Details:
Head Office
P.O. Box 702740, Tulsa, OK 74170-2740, USA
Tel: +1.918.497.5500 | Fax: +1.918.497.5557
China Office
Room 2501, Bld. 5, No. 93 Jianguo Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, China
Tel: +86.10.5820.5048 | Fax: +86.10.5820.5047 | Email: china@seg.org
Middle East Office

SEG Middle East, P.O. Box 341335, Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai, UAE
Tel: +971.4372.4880 | Email: middleeast@seg.org
The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a not-for-profit professional association

whose members are engaged in energy resources development and production. SPE
serves more than 124,000 members in 135 countries worldwide. SPE is a key resource
for technical knowledge related to the oil and gas exploration and production industry and
provides services through its publications, events, training courses and online resources
at www.spe.org.
Contact Details:
Americas Office
222 Palisades Creek Dr., Richardson, TX 75080-2040 USA
Tel: +1.972.952.9393 | Tel: +1.800.456.6863 (Toll-free in the USA and Canada)
Fax: +1.972.952.9435 | Email: spedal@spe.org
Asia Pacific Office

Level 35, The Gardens South Tower, Mid Valley City, Lingkaran Syed Putra,
59200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Tel: +60.3.2182.3000 | Fax: +60.3.2182.3030 | Email: spekl@spe.org
Canada Office
Eau Claire Place II, 900 521-3rd Avenue S.W. Calgary, AB T2P 3T3 Canada
Tel: +1.403.930.5454 | Fax: +1.403.930.5470 | Email: specal@spe.org
Europe, Russia, Caspian and Sub-Saharan Africa Office

First Floor, Threeways House, 40/44 Clipstone Street, London W1W 5DW UK
Tel: +44.20.7299.3300 | Fax: +44.20.7299.3309 | Email: spelon@spe.org
Houston Office
10777 Westheimer Rd., Suite 1075, Houston, TX 77042-3455 USA
Tel: +1.713.779.9595 | Fax: +1.713.779.4216 | Email: spehou@spe.org
Middle East, North Africa and India Office

Fortune Towers, 31st Floor, Offices 3101/2, JLT Area, P.O. Box 215959 Dubai, U.A.E.
Tel: +971.4.457.5800 | Fax: +971.4.457.3164 | Email: spedub@spe.org
Moscow Office
Nizhnyaya Street, 14 Bldg. 1, 2nd Floor, Office No. 15, Moscow Russian
Federation, 125040
Tel: +7.495.748.35.88 | Email: spemos@spe.org
The IPTC Sponsoring Societies wish to extend their sincerest

appreciation to the committees for their dedicated efforts and
contributions to the conference and exhibition.
IPTC Board of Directors

The IPTC Board of Directors oversees the management of IPTC.
The Board is made up of members elected from IPTCs four sponsoring societies, the American Association of Petroleum
Geologists (AAPG), the European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE), the Society of Exploration
Geophysicists (SEG), and the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE).
Chairman Peter Baillie

Dato Mohamad Idris Mansor Senior Vice President
Director Development Business
PETRONAS CGG
Society of Petroleum Engineers American Association of Petroleum
Geologists
Vice Chairman / Treasurer Philippe Doyen

David Blanchard Vice President
Director, Business Development Research and Development
Energy XXI CGG
American Association of Petroleum Society of Exploration Geophysicists
Geologists
Olivier Dubrule
Mahmoud M. Abdulbaqi Vice President,
Chairman of the Board VP Geosciences Training and
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European Association of Total
Geoscientists & Engineers European Association of
Geoscientists & Engineers
Nasser Al-Jaidah Joseph M. Reilly

Chief Executive Officer Chief Research Geoscientist
Qatar Petroleum Intl. ExxonMobil Upstream Research Co.
Society of Petroleum Engineers Society of Exploration Geophysicists
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Committees
Honourable Advisor to the Executive Committee
Tan Sri Dato Shamsul Azhar Abbas

PETRONAS
Executive Committee Co-Chairmen
Dato Wee Yiaw Hin Matthias Bichsel Patrick Schorn

PETRONAS Royal Dutch Shell Schlumberger
Executive Committee Members

Kenji Akiyoshi, Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Jean-Georges Malcor, CGG
Corp. Ramlan Malek, Malaysia Oil & Gas Services Council
Khaled A. Al-Buraik, Saudi Aramco Nobuyuki Ogura, Japan Petroleum Exploration Co., Ltd.
Lars Christian Bacher, Statoil ASA Joe D. Rainey, Halliburton
Paul Blakeley, Talisman See Kok Yew, ExxonMobil Exploration & Production
Brice Bouffard, Weatherford Malaysia Inc., and ExxonMobil Subsidiaries in Malaysia
Luis Cabra Dueas, Repsol S.A. Shah Hakim bin Zain, Scomi Group Bhd.
Chan Yew Kai, Dialog Group Bhd. Tan Sri Dato Seri Shahril Shamsuddin,
Roberto DallOmo, Eni S.p.A SapuraKencana Petroleum
Zvonimir Djerfi, Baker Hughes Inc. Sanjay Sood, Transocean
Jean-Marie Guillermou, Total E&P Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. Jeff Spath, Schlumberger
Andrew Faulkner, Arrow Energy Pty. Ltd. Phongsthorn Thavisin PTT Exploration and
Frila Yaman, Medco E&P Indonesia Production Company Limited
Diana Hoff, Santos Ltd. Hironori Wasada, JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration
Alan Linn, Roc Oil Co. Ltd. Corp.
Liu Yuzhang, China National Petroleum Corp.
Conference Programme Committee Co-Chairmen
Adif Zulkifli Knut Mauseth Maen Razouqi

PETRONAS Sarawak Shell Bhd. Schlumberger
Committees
AAPG Subcommittee
Co-Chairperson Co-Chairperson
Chris Howells Pinar O. Yilmaz
TGS ExxonMobil Exploration Co.
Fowzia H. Abdullah, Kuwait U. John McPherson, SED&RQ Pty Ltd.

Ameerah Al-Mustafa, Saudi Aramco Simon Molyneux, Santos Ltd.
Paul Baltensperger, Ping Petroleum Nilotpaul Neog, Kuwait Oil Co.
Ran Zhang, BHP Billiton Petroleum
EAGE Subcommittee
Adriaan Bal Arnaud Lenail-Chouteau
Baker Hughes Total Malaysia E&P
Mohd Firdaus Abdul Halim, PETRONAS Research Graham Hodgkiss, CGGVeritas

Sdn. Bhd. Mohammad Khadhrawi, Saudi Aramco
Riaz Alai, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. Bernard Montaron, Schlumberger Asia
Kevin Anderson, XTO Energy Giovanni Scrofani, Eni S.p.A.
Azlina Anuar, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. Neil Sharp, Murphy Sarawak Oil Co., Ltd.
Fariz Fahmi, DownUnder GeoSolutions Pty. Ltd. Riccardo Vercesi, Talisman Malaysia Ltd.
Francisco Ortogosa Fernandez, Repsol Jianfeng Zhang, Chinese Academy of Sciences
SEG Subcommittee
Ahmad Riza Ghazali Saeeda N. Hydal
PETRONAS Schlumberger
Mehmet Ferruh Akalin, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. Loic Michel, CGG (Hampson Russell)
Arthur Barnes, PETRONAS Keith Myers, Schlumberger Western Geco
Richard Bolton, Pexco Jesmee Rashid, PGS
Hong Cao, RIPED-Petrochina Tom Ridsdill-Smith, Woodside Energy Ltd.
Jan van de Mortel, Weatherford Solutions Sdn. Bhd. Jan Rindscwentner, SapuraKencana Energy
M Kamal B. Embong, PETRONAS Suihaileen Bt. Shahar, PETRONAS
Abdul Haris, U. of Indonesia Andrew Spedding, Hess Corp.
Mohammed Jamaal Hoesni, PETRONAS Michelle Tham, Schlumberger
Helmut Jakubowicz, PETRONAS Mark Thomsen, ExxonMobil
Alfred Liaw, Anadarko Petroleum Corp. KahLuk Wong, Shell
Toshifumi Matsuoka, Kyoto U. Shaohua Zhang, BGP, CNPC
Committees
Mid-Stream Gas Subcommittee
Chairperson
Suchitra Suwansinpan
PTT Exploration and Production
Public Co. Ltd.
Turgay Ertekin, Penn State U. Yoshifumi Suehiro, Japan Oil, Gas and Metals
Amr Hassan, The Linde Group National Corp.
Piotr D. Moncarz, Exponent Stuart R. Traver, Gaffney, Cline & Associates
John Sheffield, John M. Campbell & Co. (Consultants) Pte. Ltd.
SPE Subcommittee
Keith Boyle Raymond J. Tibbles
Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd. Cairn India Ltd.
Zamri Abd. Ghapor, ExxonMobil E&P Malaysia Inc. Rajesh Kumar, Oil and Natural Gas Corp. Ltd.
Usman Ahmed, Baker Hughes Inc. Jonathan Kwan, ConocoPhillips Co.
Kartina Ali, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. Qun Li, China National Petroleum Corp.
Sultan Masoud Al-Merikhi, GDF Suez Exploration Yunfeng Liang, Kyoto U.
Qatar BV Min-Teong Lim, PETRONAS
Waleed Al-Mulhim, Saudi Aramco Guoxiang Liu, U. of North Dakota
Jassim M. Almulla, Saudi Aramco Rahim Masoudi, PETRONAS
Karam S. Al-Yateem, Saudi Aramco Matthieu Naegel, Total E&P Malaysia
Tayfun Babadagli, U. of Alberta Thomas Ng, Weatherford
Sujata Bhatia, ExxonMobil Production Corp. Alonso Ocampo-Florez, Equion Energia Ltd.
Clare Billeau, Shell Hiroshi Okabe, Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National
Gregor Brodt, BASF SE Corp.
Glenda Chang, Vestigo Petroleum Sdn. Bhd. Mohamad B. Othman, PETRONAS
John (Jonggeun) Choe, Seoul National U. Adil Pottayil, Calsep Asia Pacific Sdn. Bhd.
Saifon Daungkaew, Schlumberger Rob Pounds, Halliburton
Chanchal Dass, Dass Oilfield Technologies Pvt. Ltd. D.M. Anwar Raja Ibrahim, PetroMalaysia Sdn. Bhd.
Greg Dean, Baker Hughes Habil Akram Rosland, Halliburton
Eric Delamaide, IFP Technologies (Canada) Inc. Shahryar Saebi, Schlumberger
Doug Finley, Halliburton Kalyan Saikia, Halliburton
Emmanuel Garland, Total E&P Andrew Shepherd, Shell Malaysia
Kenneth A. Golden, XTO Energy Mohamed Ahmed Soliman, Saudi Aramco
Alessandro Gorla, The Linde Group Rick Stanley, Baker Hughes
Vipin Prakash Gupta, PETRONAS Salim Taoutaou, Schlumberger
Yasin Hajizadeh, Schlumberger Jim Venditto, Trican Well Service Ltd.
Vinit Hansamuit, PTTEP Fazrie Wahid, Scomi Energy Services
Jack H. Harfoushian, Schlumberger Cal Wallace, Schlumberger
Shahid A. Haq, Schlumberger Brian Ward, Hess Corp.
Mofazzal Hossain, Curtin U. Sau-Wai Wong, Shell Intl. E&P
Robin Hui, Chevron ETC Zainun Yusof, Granherne Pty Ltd.
Samyak Jain, Independent Ning Zhang, Ping Energy XXI
Michael Jellison, NOV Grant Prideco Ding Zhu, Texas A&M U.
Ray Johnson, Unconventional Reservoir Solutions
Committees
Award Committee
Mahmoud M. Abdulbaqi, Argas
Faisal Al Mahroos, Bahrain Petroleum Co.
Chairperson Peter Baillie, CGG
Michitaka Ohta Pascal Breton, Total
INPEX Ibrahim Fahmy, ZADCO
Thomas OConnor, Intl. Petroleum Management
Joseph M. Reilly, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Co.
Darren Ross, Woodside Energy Ltd.
Colin Wong Hee Huing, PETRONAS
Educational Activities Committee
Co-Chairperson Co-Chairperson Co-Chairperson Advisor

Hajejah Ali Andrew Shepherd Nurfitrah Mat Noh Zamri Abdul Ghapor
PETRONAS Shell Schlumberger ExxonMobil E&P
Malaysia Inc.
Education Days and Teachers Day Subcommittee

Amy Abrizah Abdul Aziz, PETRONAS Mak Met, Shell Upstream Intl. Asia
Aizuddin Hilmi Anuar, PETRONAS Muhammad Aizat Rusli, PETRONAS
Mohd Asraf Khamis, JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration Mohammad Sharizal, Schlumberger
(Deepwater Sabah) Ltd. Haneena Shuib, Total E&P Malaysia
Siti Marini Abdul Razak, PETRONAS
Education Week Subcommittee

Francois Baillard, Hampton Russell (CGG) Norbashinatun Nordin, PETRONAS
Keith Boyle, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd. Nael Sadek, Lufkin Automation
D.M. Anwar Raja Ibrahim, PetroMalaysia Sdn. Bhd. Daphne Tan, Halliburton Energy Services
Ralph Kugler, U. of Malaya Teng Yu He, PETRONAS
Siti Fatimah Md. Rosly, PETRONAS Wan Fatimah Wan Shamshudin, PETRONAS
Ragupathy Mohan, Halliburton Energy Services Helena Wu, Santos Ltd.
Young Professionals Workshop Subcommittee

Ilknur Bechir, Weatherford Alvin Low, Hess Exploration and Production Malaysia
Muhamad Syahril Hussin, ExxonMobil E&P Malaysia Suresh Murugiah, Halliburton Energy Services
Inc. Michael Runt, Shell China
Fikri Irawan, PT. Weatherford Indonesia Mitchell Sherston, Apache Energy Ltd.
Ling Swee San, HamptonRussell (CGG)
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Conference Sponsors
We wish to acknowledge the contributions and support of the following organisations towards the 2014 International
Petroleum Technology Conference (IPTC).
Host Organisation and Principal Sponsor
Opening Ceremony
Conference Dinner
Lanyards
Co-Host Organisations and Principal Sponsors
Topical Luncheon (Thursday, 11 December)

Conference Satchels
Show Daily
Principal Sponsor
Education Days (Co-sponsor)
Conference Sponsors
General Sponsors
Escalator Banners Coffee Break Education Week

(Wednesday, (Co-sponsor)
10 December-Morning)
Writing Pads Exhibition Entrance Education Days

Writing Pens Branding (Co-sponsor)
Young Professionals Workshop Caps Official Onsite Medical

Education Days Umbrellas Sponsor / Partner
(Co-sponsor)
Education Week Education Days Closing Session

(Co-sponsor) (Co-sponsor)
Appointment Calendars Conference Sponsor Conference

Conference Maps Internet Programme
Bottled Drinking Education Week Directional

Water (Co-sponsor) Signage
Endorsing Organisations
Premier Endorsing Organisation
Senior Endorsing Organisations
Endorsing Organisations
Australian Society of
Exploration Geophysicists
Supported By
KL Convention Centre Floor Plans

Ground Level

Level 1

Level 3

Level 4
General Information
Reminder: Conference badge must be worn at all times while in the convention centre.
Please note that the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre has been declared an entirely non-smoking facility.
Please refrain from smoking whilst on the premises.
IPTC Headquarters
Room 306, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
Speaker/Author Check-In Room

Speakers/Presenting authors and Session Chairs of Technical, Knowledge Sharing ePoster and Panel Sessions should
report to the Speaker/Author Check-In Room at Room 305, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.
Audio-visual equipment is available for speakers/presenting authors to preview/update their presentations. The Speaker/
Author Check-in room is open during the following hours:
Date Time
Monday, 8 December 1200 1730 hours
Tuesday, 9 December 0900 1730 hours
Wednesday, 10 December 0730 1730 hours
Thursday, 11 December 0730 1730 hours
Friday, 12 December 0730 1600 hours
Business Centre
Centre Core, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
Conference Internet
Conference Internet is sponsored by ROC Oil Company. Free wireless is available throughout the convention centre via
the Internet Kiosks located in Exhibition Halls 1-5, Ground Floor, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.
Conference Proceedings
The Conference Proceedings are available for collection at the IPTC Booth located at stand A405 in Exhibition Hall 4,
Ground Floor (Wednesday-Friday, 10-12 December 2014) during exhibition hours. Additional Conference Proceedings
maybe purchased from the registration counters located in the Banquet Hall, Level 3 (Monday-Wednesday, 8-10
December 2014) or Centre Core, Level 3 (Thursday-Friday, 11-12 December 2014).
Conference Programme Brochure

The Conference Programme brochure is sponsored by Saudi Aramco.
Currency
The official currency of Malaysia is Malaysian Ringgit (MYR). USD1.00 is approximately MYR3.30. Foreign currencies
can be exchanged at the airport, local banks, hotels and money changer.
Exhibition Hours
The exhibition is open to delegates and visitors during the following hours:
Date Time
Wednesday, 10 December 1030 1830 hours
Thursday, 11 December 1000 1830 hours
Friday, 12 December 1000 1630 hours
Lost & Found

Lost and found items will be placed at the IPTC Headquarters located at Room 306, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur Convention
Centre.
General Information
Luncheons
Luncheon tickets are included in the full conference registration. Extra tickets may be purchased at the Registration
Counters.
Medical Assistance
Medical assistance is available at the medical room located at the Centre Core, Level 3, from Sunday, 7 December
through Saturday, 13 December 2014. In case of a medical emergency situation that cannot be addressed by the onsite
medical assistance staff, please call 112 from your mobile phone or 999 (national emergency) and ask for help.
Member Services
Member services booths for AAPG, EAGE, SEG and SPE are located in Exhibition Hall 5, Ground Floor and are open
during exhibition hours. Representatives are available to answer questions during exhibition hours.
Prayer Rooms
Prayer rooms are located at the Centre Core, Level 3 and next to Room 307, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.
Registration
On-site and advance registration badge collection counters are located at the following areas:
Date Time Delegates Exhibitors Visitors
Monday,
0900 - 1730 hours N/A Hall 1, Ground Level N/A
8 December
Monday,
1200 - 1730 hours Banquet Hall, Level 3 Hall 1, Ground Level N/A
8 December
Tuesday,
0900 - 1730 hours Banquet Hall, Level 3 Hall 1, Ground Level N/A
9 December
Wednesday, Hall 1, 4 & 5,
0730 - 1830 hours Banquet Hall, Level 3 Hall 1, Ground Level
10 December Ground Level
Thursday, Hall 1, 4 & 5,
0730 - 1830 hours Centre Core, Level 3 Hall 1, Ground Level
Friday, Hall 1, 4 & 5,
0730 - 1630 hours Centre Core, Level 3 Hall 1, Ground Level
Security
Attendees will not be permitted into the venue without a badge and the transfer of badges is not permitted. In the event
of an emergency, IPTC staff and/or the convention centre staff will provide conference attendees with the necessary
information and instructions.
Show Newspaper
Catch up with daily events and conference highlights in the onsite show newspaper sponsored by Shell. The show
newspaper is available for pick-up at various locations throughout the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.
Attendee Survey
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important in helping us to continuously improve and plan better events in the future.
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Ground Floor.
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Tours are optional and guests may obtain further information and make direct reservations at the tour desk of Orex
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Attendee Qualifications
All attendees are required to wear their IPTC name badge at all times. Use of a badge by a person not named on the
badge is grounds for confiscation. If you lose your conference badge, please return to the registration counter to obtain
a replacement. No one under the age of 15 is permitted in the exhibition halls during the official show hours.
Mobile/Cell Phone Policy

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Photography Policy
All conference sessions and the exhibition are protected by international copyright laws. Photography and video/audio
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Alcohol Policy
We recognise that legitimate serving of alcohol beverages in the process of conducting business and social activities is
acceptable. However, 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 oppose the abuse and misuse of alcohol.
Safety
One of the key components to the success of IPTC 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 the policies regarding room capacity and limit attendance to a room that is at capacity. Please make plans
to arrive early for sessions that you have a strong interest in attending.
Closing Session
Join us for Lucky Draw and Reception
Friday, 12 December 2014 1615-1800 hours
Conference Hall 2, Level 3
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Schedule of Events
All functions, unless otherwise specified, are scheduled at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre)
Sunday, 7 December
1000 - 2300 hours Exhibit Stand Build-Up .............................. Exhibition Halls 1-5
Monday, 8 December
0700 - 2300 hours Exhibit Stand Build-Up/Move-In ................ Exhibition Halls 1-5
0900 - 1700 hours Course Current and Advanced Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) Processes .......... Room 404
0900 - 1700 hours Course Advances in Well Testing and Wireline Information Testing ...... Room 405
0900 - 1700 hours Course Geostatistics for Seismic Data Integration in Earth Models ................. Room 406
0900 - 1730 hours Registration: Exhibitors ............................................................ Ground Floor
1200 - 1730 hours Registration: Conference Delegates ............................................................................... Level 3
1200 - 1730 hours Speaker/Author Check-In and AV Preparation ................... Room 305
Tuesday, 9 December
0700 - 1800 hours Exhibit Stand Build-Up/Move-In ................................................................... Exhibition Halls 1-5
0830 - 1700 hours Young Professionals Workshop ........................................................................ Rooms 401-402
0900 - 1700 hours Course Current and Advanced Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) Processes ..... Room 404
0900 - 1700 hours Course Advances in Well Testing and Wireline Information Testing ...... Room 405
0900 - 1730 hours Registration: Exhibitors ......................................................................................... Ground Floor
0900 - 1730 hours Registration: Conference Delegates .............................................................................. Level 3
0900 - 1730 hours Speaker/Author Check-In and AV Preparation ........... Room 305
0900 - 1730 hours Plenary/Panel Speakers Discussion/AV Preparation ................ Room 305
0900 - 1730 hours ePosters Set-Up ....... Level 3 & 4 Foyer
Wednesday, 10 December
0730 - 1730 hours Registration: Exhibitors/Visitors ............................................................................ Ground Floor
0730 - 1730 hours Speaker/Author Check-In and AV Preparation .......................................................... Room 305
0730 - 1730 hours Plenary/Panel Speakers Discussion/AV Preparation .............................. Room 305
0900 - 1100 hours Executive Plenary Session Innovation and Collaboration:
Keys to Affordable Energy ................................................................................. Plenary Hall
1030 - 1830 hours Exhibition ..................................................................................................... Exhibition Halls 1-5
1100 - 1130 hours Coffee Break ............................................................................................... Exhibition Halls 1-5
1130 - 1300 hours Technical Sessions ............................................................................. Rooms 302-304/401-410
1130 - 1800 hours ePoster Displays ............................................................................................ Level 3 & 4 Foyer
1300 - 1430 hours Luncheon .......................................................................................................... Grand Ballroom
1430 - 1600 hours Opening Ceremony & Ministerial Session .......................................................... Plenary Hall
1600 - 1800 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Presentation #1 and Networking Reception ....... Level 3 & 4 Foyer
1630 - 1830 hours Networking Reception ................................................................................. Exhibition Halls 1-5
1900 - 2200 hours Awards Presentation & Conference Dinner ........................................................ Plenary Hall
Thursday, 11 December
0730 - 1730 hours Plenary/Panel Speakers Discussion/AV Preparation ................................................ Room 305
0900 - 1730 hours ePoster Displays ............................................................................................. Level 3 & 4 Foyer
0900 - 1030 hours Technology Leaders Plenary Session Leveraging Technology:
Current Challenges & Opportunities for the Future ................................... Plenary Theatre
1030 - 1100 hours Coffee Break ................................................................................................ Exhibition Halls 1-5
1030 - 1100 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Presentation #2 .................................................. Level 3 & 4 Foyer
1100 - 1230 hours Integrated Project Management Session ...................................................... Plenary Theatre
1230 - 1400 hours Topical Luncheon ............................................................................................ Grand Ballroom
1400 - 1530 hours Panel Session 1 Are We Delivering Fit for Purpose Oil &
Gas Field Developments? ............................................................................. Plenary Theatre
Schedule of Events
1530 - 1600 hours Coffee Break ................................................................................................ Exhibition Halls 1-5
1530 - 1600 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Presentation #3 .................................................. Level 3 & 4 Foyer
1600 - 1730 hours Panel Session 2 How to Deliver HSSE and Operational Excellence? .... Plenary Theatre
Friday, 12 December
0730 - 1730 hours Panel Speakers Discussion/AV Preparation ............................................................. Room 305
0900 - 1600 hours ePoster Displays ........................................................................................... Level 3 & 4 Foyer
0900 - 1030 hours Industry Plenary Session ................................................................................ Plenary Theatre
1030 - 1100 hours Coffee Break ............................................................................................... Exhibition Halls 1-5
1030 - 1100 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Presentation #4 ............................................ Level 3 & 4 Foyer
1100 - 1230 hours Panel Session 3 Whats so Unconventional about Unconventional Oil & Gas?
........................................................................................................................... Plenary Theatre
1230 - 1430 hours Luncheon ........................................................................................................... Grand Ballroom
1430 - 1600 hours Panel Session 4 Collaboration, Outsourcing or Building Internal Capabilities?
Lessons Learnt! ............................................................................................. Plenary Theatre
1615 - 1800 hours Closing Session ............................................................................................. Conference Hall 2
1700 - 2300 hours Exhibit Move-Out ......................................................................................... Exhibition Halls 1-5
Saturday, 13 December
0800 - 1700 hours Exhibit Move-Out .......... Exhibition Halls 1-5
Education Week
Monday, 8 December to Friday, 12 December ............. Conference Hall 3
Education Days & Teachers Day

Monday, 8 December to Friday, 12 December ............. Conference Hall 1
Award Presentation & Conference Dinner

Wednesday, 10 December 1900-2200 hours Plenary Hall, Level 1
The IPTC Excellence in Project Integration Award finalists and winner will be recognised and announced during the
Award Presentation. This will be followed by the Conference Dinner themed The Great Malaya, taking you back
to the 1930s era, where you will be greeted by street life and the Malaya culture. The dinner concept is a mixture
of the more globally known Hollywood glamour of the 1920/30s which influenced the Shanghai Jazz scene and the
vintage glitz of colonial Malaysia.
Come unwind, relax and network, and sample the sumptuous dishes on offer.
Dress code: Timeless Classics (1940s to 1950s)

Hosted and Sponsored by:
Executive Plenary Session
Innovation and Collaboration: Keys to Affordable Energy

Dato Dato Wee Matthias Raoul Patrick Schorn Tan Sri Dato Datuk Mohd
Mohamad Yiaw Hin Bichsel Jacquand Seri Shahril Anuar Taib
Idris Mansor Shamsuddin
Our industry has provided affordable energy to the developed world for more than 100 years and has been instrumental
in fuelling economic growth for many societies. However, we are now challenged to broaden accessibility to affordable
energy in emerging markets and to bring more difficult hydrocarbons to existing markets. Recently we have seen many
innovations in technology and business practices that help us develop unconventional resources, deep-water fields and
make the most of conventional green and brown-field areas. To continue to make projects more affordable, commercial
and technological creativity must be nurtured with strong leadership and a collaborative philosophy which recognises
that when organisations, spanning resource holders, operators, technology and service providers, work in partnership,
our industry delivers more safely, quickly and efficiently.
This executive plenary session will discuss:

Major industry challenges that have required innovation in business models, technologies and relationships between
companies, in order to bring resources on stream.
The evolution in collaborative working practices between resource holders, operators, technology developers and
service providers.
The hurdles to new ways of working and how those hurdles been overcome.
How has leadership in this more collaborative environment had to change?
How has the leadership of R&D and technology introduction changed?
Welcome Remarks:
Dato Mohamad Idris Mansor, IPTC Board Chairman and Director, PETRONAS
Industry Address:
Dato Wee Yiaw Hin, Executive Vice President & CEO, Upstream, PETRONAS
Speakers:
Matthias Bichsel, Former Director, Projects & Technology, Royal Dutch Shell
Raoul Jacquand, Executive Vice President, Geomarkets Sales & Marketing, CGG
Patrick Schorn, President, Operations & Integration, Schlumberger
Tan Sri Dato Seri Shahril Shamsuddin, President & Group CEO, SapuraKencana Petroleum
Datuk Mohd Anuar Taib, Senior Vice President, Upstream Malaysia, PETRONAS
Opening Ceremony & Ministerial Session

The opening ceremony will include a keynote address by the Honourable Dato Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Abdul Razak,
Prime Minister of Malaysia, who will officiate the opening of this conference. In addition, the ceremony will include
remarks by Tan Sri Dato Shamsul Azhar Abbas, President & Group CEO, PETRONAS and Honourable Advisor to
the eighth IPTC Executive Committee. This will be followed by a ministerial session where H.E. Dr. Matar Al Neyadi,
Undersecretary, Ministry of Energy, United Arab Emirates will speak and share his countrys perspectives as a quickly
developing upstream market.
The Hon. Dato Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Abdul Razak
Prime Minister of Malaysia
H.E. Dr. Matar Al Neyadi

Undersecretary, Ministry of Energy, United Arab Emirates
Tan Sri Dato Shamsul Azhar Abbas

President & Group CEO, PETRONAS
and Honourable Advisor to the
IPTC Executive Committee
Sponsored by:
Technology Leaders Plenary Session
Current Challenges & Opportunities for the Future

Thursday, 11 December 0900-1030 hours Plenary Theatre, Level 3
Zied Ben Abdulaziz Liu Yuzhang Daniel Plathey Rustom Mody

Hamad Al-Kaabi
Technology, in its many forms, is vital to our industry. It can be seen as large-scale, project-specific hardware such as
FPSOs, to pieces of software code that help solve a very broad range of industry problems. Within that spectrum there
are common challenges: the inventive stage, the testing of robustness, the introduction to the market, industrial-scale
production, commercial support and finally obsolescence. In this session, we will discuss the challenges for technology
developers and the perspectives of large technology organisations compared to small and medium size enterprises
and other institutions. The responsiveness of technology providers to industry needs will be discussed, illuminated with
examples from industry leaders.
During this session, technology leaders will share their views on opportunities and challenges such as:
What are the emerging trends in technology development?
Is the pace of development and introduction fast enough to support the ambitions of our industry?
Are technology developers and end users properly aligned?
What is the role of universities, research institutes, start-ups and venture capitalists and do we use those effectively?
Moderator:
Zied Ben Hamad, Vice President, Technology and Marketing, Production, Schlumberger
Speakers:
Abdulaziz Al-Kaabi, Manager EXPEC Advanced Research Centre, Saudi Aramco
Liu Yuzhang, Vice President, RIPED, China National Petroleum Corp., and President RIPED-Langfang Branch
Daniel Plathey, Vice President, Technologies, Exploration & Production, Total
Rustom Mody, Vice President Technology, Baker Hughes
Industry Plenary Session

Friday, 12 December 0900-1030 hours Plenary Theatre, Level 3
Pinar O. Christopher L. Randi Philip Jeff Spath

Yilmaz Liner Martinsen Ringrose
Representatives from IPTCs four sponsoring societies, the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG); the
European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE); the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG); and the
Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), will share their perspectives on what innovative technologies and industry trends
are shaping the future of the energy landscape. Topics to be covered include unconventional oil and gas, integrated
reservoir geoscience, offshore geophysical technology, and new markets (i.e. Mexico and Myanmar).
Moderator:
Pinar O. Yilmaz, Advisor, External Collaboration, ExxonMobil Exploration Co.
Speakers:
Christopher L. Liner, 2013-2014 SEG President and Geoscience Professor, U. of Arkansas
Randi Martinsen, 2014 AAPG President and Professor, U. of Wyoming
Philip Ringrose, 2014-2015 EAGE President and Geology Specialist, Statoil
Jeff Spath, 2014 SPE President and Vice President, Schlumberger Ltd.
Topical Luncheon
Thursday, 11 December 1230-1400 hours Grand Ballroom, Level 3
Bart van de Leemput

Executive Vice President, Upstream International Operated
Royal Dutch Shell
Innovation in Collaboration
As an industry we are facing one of the toughest challenges in our history, how do we meet the needs of an exploding
global population in a sustainable way. There are many different players at local, national and international levels
who have a real stake in this game but who push for different and sometimes conflicting agendas. This is why
collaboration is vital. But not just collaboration around technology but also in how we work, and how we work
together. Innovative collaboration in the establishment of policies, regulations and relationships will be vital if we are
to develop a sustainable energy future that will provide clean, affordable energy for future generations.
Sponsored by:
Panel Sessions
Panel Session 1:
Are We Delivering Fit for Purpose Oil & Gas Field Developments?
Gavin Simone Rob Kretzers Michitaka Peter Parry Adif Zulkifli

Graham Grosso Ohta
In common with all fields of engineering, there are numerous valid and reasonable solutions to the way in which oil and
gas facilities and wells are constructed and ultimately placed on production. However, optimization of the approach
has to be compromised because available equipment may have been designed to work across a broad spectrum of
applications and not the specifics of the project being executed.
For example, market forces can result in a rig being used for a well construction project which does not require its full
capacity. Realistically, a lean and fit for purpose set of tools, systems, models and capabilities should allow us to deliver
suitably engineered field developments at the most economic cost. In this panel we will discuss recent advances in the
implementation of lean engineering approaches to field developments, the challenges, successes and future directions.
Moderator:
Gavin Graham, Executive Vice President, Business Development, Petrofac Integrated Energy Services
Speakers:
Simone Grosso, Feasibility Studies and New Initiatives Manager, Eni S.p.A.
Rob Kretzers, Executive Vice President Projects, Shell Global Solutions International B.V.
Michitaka Ohta, Director, Project Coordination, INPEX Australia
Peter Parry, Partner and Head of Global Oil & Gas Practice, Bain & Co.
Adif Zulkifli, Vice President, Malaysia Petroleum Management, PETRONAS
Panel Sessions
Panel Session 2:
How to Deliver HSSE and Operational Excellence?
Emmanuel Brett Doherty Jim Seale Kerry Ross Yusop Sahari

Garland
Oil and gas operations are becoming more complex as the industry moves into new greenfield frontiers for example,
ultra deep water, the Arctic, HPHT fields, etc. At the same time, brownfield operations are also becoming more complex
require intense reservoir management, and often, the implementation of enhanced oil recovery processes. Also, in
brown fields, ageing facilities require extra attention with regards to operational integrity and process safety.
A common goal exists across operations throughout the world, regards to safe and reliable operations should be a top
priority. Achieving such a goal requires visible and committed leadership, with the necessary safety culture built through
workforce engagement and leaders walking the talk. Continuous improvement is achieved by sharing experiences
and learnings, and collaborating across the industry, as all players have a common desire and incentive to raise safety,
environmental and operational standards across the board.
Recent incidents such as Macondo, has demonstrated that the industry can no longer operate in a vacuum, that it
needs to work in partnership with the authorities and legislators, advocating for regulations which make good business
sense for all stakeholders. These, increasingly, also include the public at large, who has a growing stake in business
conducted within their communities, especially in environmentally sensitive areas or issues which are of concern to all.
This panel will address the various issues and barriers impacting the HSSE and operational performance in the oil and
gas industry, as well as discuss potential actions and solutions in order to achieve world class HSSE and operational
performance across all parts of the E&P business in various parts of the world. The pros and cons and merits of
potentially adopting a common HSSE standard across the industry will also be discussed.
Moderator:
Emmanuel Garland, Senior HSE Advisor, Total E&P
Speakers:
Brett Doherty, Chief SHE & Quality Officer, RasGas Co. Ltd.
Jim Seale, Manager, Production SH&E Upstream Centre, ExxonMobil Production Co.
Kerry Ross, Global General Manager QHSE, Scomi Group Bhd.
Yusop Sahari, Head, Operations Management Department, Production International, PETRONAS (Invited)
Panel Sessions
Panel Session 3:
Whats so Unconventional about Unconventional Oil & Gas?
Andrew Robert Alison Bernard Frederic Matt

Faulkner Daniels Goligher Montaron Paux Vanderfeen
With the expected increase in demand for energy the oil and gas industry faces significant challenges in meeting these
demands. While new basins are being developed, notably East Africa, the Mediterranean, and the sub-salt plays of
Brazil, most of the conventional hydrocarbon basins are well along the creaming curve with new discoveries becoming
smaller and deeper and more expensive to develop. It is also recognised that most E&P companies are struggling to
meet their reserve replacement targets. These issues combined with increasing rig costs, means the economics of
bringing any new discovery onto production is increasingly challenged.
The surge in production in the US from unconventional resources has demonstrated that alternatives to the conventional
plays do exist. However, is this model really appropriate for export, especially to the Asia Pacific region? With the
increasing public back-lash against hydraulic fracturing seen in Europe, are unconventional resources really the solution?
The E&P industry has been through much more difficult times, $10/bbl oil in the late 1980s, and the recent Macondo
incident are but two. It is not the challenges we face but how we turn those to opportunities that has made this the
industry what it is today. The issues for both the conventional and unconventional resources should not be trivialised
but where some see challenges others see opportunities. What do we need to make Unconventionals of today
Conventional, ASAP?
Moderator:
Andrew Faulkner, Chief Executive Officer, Arrow Energy Pty. Ltd.
Speakers:
Robert Daniels, Senior Vice President, International and Deepwater Exploration, Anadarko
Alison Goligher, Executive Vice President Unconventionals, Shell International Exploration & Production B.V.
Bernard Montaron, Technical Director, Schlumberger Asia
Frederic Paux, Deputy Vice President New Business, Total
Matt Vanderfeen, Vice President Petroleum Consulting, Weatherford
Panel Sessions
Panel Session 4:
Collaboration, Outsourcing or Building Internal Capabilities?
Lessons Learnt!
Roland Horne John Gilles de Ray Mitro Bakheet

Boardman Noblet Al Katheeri
This panel session aims to draw out influencing factors, across all scales and types of business, and examine a
framework within which our decisions to collaborate, outsource or build internally can be placed. It is hoped that
apparently conflicting drivers can be balanced and win-win scenarios identified enabling growth and efficiency within
business and political arenas.
Our industry is adept at finding solutions to technical and business challenges and regularly, at some level, we make
decisions to collaborate, outsource or use internal capability to achieve our objectives. However, significant shifts in
economic circumstances, the ever present issue of decreasing resources and the availability of appropriately skilled
people warrant a review of how we decide to collaborate, outsource or build internally.
As with many aspects of our industry, there is no simple rule to apply - one approach is not always better than the others.
A myriad of competing factors influence our decisions often made on a case-by-case basis rather than within a clearly
defined corporate strategy or policy.
By presenting and discussing:

Case studies
Corporate philosophies
What worked (and what didnt); and why
Key drivers: business versus political (profit, efficiency, nation-building, environment)
Win-win scenarios are they possible when some want to win more than others or where there are non-business
goals?
Long-term versus short-term
This panel session aims to draw out influencing factors, across all scales and types of business, and examine a
framework within which our decisions to collaborate, outsource or build internally can be placed. It is hoped that
apparently conflicting drivers can be balanced and win-win scenarios identified enabling growth and efficiency within
business and political arenas.
Moderator:
Roland Horne, Professor, Energy Resource Dept., Stanford U.
Speakers:
John Boardman, Vice Chairman, RISC Pty. Ltd.
Gilles de Noblet, Vice President, Corporate Projects, Schlumberger
Ray Mitro, Chief Subsurface & Tehnology Officer, RasGas Co. Ltd.
Bakheet Al Katheeri, Chief Operation Officer, Mubadala Petroleum
Special Session
Maximising the Potential of Natural Gas:

Policies & Technologies
Friday, 12 December 1430-1600 hours Rooms 408/409, Level 4
Choo Neil Gilmour Ieda Gomes Hiroshi Datuk Stephen

Kang-Soo Hashimoto Abdullah Roeper
Karim
With access to material onshore and near shore gas reserves diminishing the industry has been looking for technological
solutions to commercialise gas fields offshore, too far to be transported to shore for liquefaction. Both medium and small
scale versions of a floating LNG schemes are currently being built and the respective companies involved will speak
about their experience to-date.
The concept of Gas to Liquids (GTL) (70-120 kbbl/d) has now been implemented and proven commercially successful.
New opportunities are being sought to develop the next generation of GTL plants. In order to widen the opportunity set,
research has established that smaller scale GTL plants (17 kbbl/d) can also be commercially viable. With its potential
to serve domestic markets with liquid fuels and/or other specialty products, mini-GTL offers an alternative monetization
route for gas reserves, attractive to both host governments and small independent operators.
Meanwhile LNGs contribution to the gas market is expected to grow from 240 mtpa today to 400+ mtpa by 2025. As
a result of macro-economic imperatives, security of supply concerns and public sentiment regarding environmental
sustainability, the dynamics driving demand growth vary significantly from region to region, and country to country.
The ability to timely develop and enact sound energy policies will determine whether a country or region can secure a
responsible energy future.
A distinguished panel of experts will cover the spectrum of gas policies and relevant gas technologies essential to further
tap the potential of natural gas. Focus areas are, for example, the importance of gas for domestic utilization, GTL and
mini-GTL technology, and the monetization of offshore stranded gas using medium and small-scale FLNG technology.
Moderator:
Choo Kang-Soo, Regional Coordinator, Asia and Asia Pacific, International Gas Union and Honorary Chairman, Korea
Gas Union
Speakers:
Neil Gilmour, Vice President, Integrated Gas Development, Royal Dutch Shell
Ieda Gomes, Director, Energix Strategy Ltd., and Senior Visiting Research Fellow, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
Hiroshi Hashimoto, Senior Analyst, Gas Group, Institute of Energy Economics, Japan, Asia Pacific Energy Research
Centre
Datuk Abdullah Karim, Vice President & Venture Director, LNG Projects - Domestic, Global LNG, Upstream,
PETRONAS
Stephen Roeper, Vice President LNG Marketing, ExxonMobil Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd.
IPTC Excellence In Project Integration Award

As the upstream oil and gas industry moves towards increasingly complex and capital intensive projects, conventional
practices must be challenged. It is critical that lessons are shared from successfully integrated projects that embody
excellence. The IPTC committees and sponsoring societies believe in highlighting projects above US$500 million that
have demonstrated distinction throughout the entire exploration and production value chain.
The IPTC Excellence in Project Integration Award is given to a project that adds value to the industry and exemplifies
strong teamwork, solid geoscience knowledge, reservoir and production engineering acumen, determined and watchful
construction, and outstanding facilities engineering practices. Equally important, successful project require a pervasive
culture of HSE, and a positive impact on the country, the region and the world.
Thirteen (13) nominations from 10 organisations representing 8 countries were received to be considered for the 8th
IPTC Excellence in Project Integration Award. The selected finalist projects, in alphabetical order, are:
Karan Mega Project Success Story A World Class Initiative and Achievement from
Exploration to Production
Saudi Aramco
Karan is Saudi Aramcos first offshore nonassociated gas

development project intended for domestic energy supply.
Discovered in 2006 in the thickest, extremely prolific, and complex
carbonate layers, the multi-billion dollar project was fast-tracked
only in 5 years from discovery to production attaining a production
capacity of 2.0 BSCFD during 2013, with a long-term plateau
with 21 Increment wells from five platforms, completed with 7
monobore completions. The project achieved 61.5 Million Safe
Man-Hours without Loss Time Incident with peak construction
manpower reaching 10,901 and 19 nationalities. It contributed
tremendous economic benefit to the region with procurement
of engineering, materials and fabrication services: Near 11,000
construction jobs with hundreds of permanent jobs were created
for locals and pumped significant investment into the Kingdoms economy, with materials procured from domestic
markets. Karan Project was a multidisciplinary team effort including geoscience, exploration, drilling, completion, rock
and fluids evaluation, testing, pipelines and processing industry.
Mars B
Shell
Mars B is a mega project, the first of its kind in the Gulf of Mexico
to significantly expand an existing oil field operation.
Nearly 200 people live and work on the Olympus platform, with
thousands more around the world involved in its construction.
Thanks to a focus on safety and an approach that integrated
people as well as technologies, this vast development was
brought on stream six months ahead of schedule.
The project includes:

The Olympus 24-slot tension-leg platform, with a dedicated
drilling rig. It weighs more than 300 Boeing 747 Jumbo Jets.
West Boreas/South Deimos subsea tie-back, a six-well,
15K pressure-rated dual flow line system tied back to the
Olympus TLP.
Dedicated oil and gas export pipelines and a shallow water platform named West Delta 143C.
The first use of a passive hull design, enhancing both process and personal safety.
IPTC Excellence In Project Integration Award

RasGas Expansion Phase 2 (RGX2 Project)
RasGas Co. Ltd.
The RasGas Expansion Phase 2 (RGX2) Project is a world-

scale, multi-billion dollar investment by Qatar Petroleum
and ExxonMobil affiliates to develop Qatars North Field gas
resource, located 100 kilometers offshore, north of Qatar. The
RGX2 scope of work was comprised of two large LNG trains
with a total capacity of 15.6 million tonnes per annum (MTA),
alongside a gas production facility (AKG-2) with capacity of
approximately 1,250 million standard cubic feet of sales gas
per day in addition to approximately 15 million barrels of field
condensate, 1 million tonnes of natural gas liquids (propane,
butane, plant condensate) and 870,000 tonnes of ethane per
year. These onshore facilities are fed from four remote wellhead
platforms (WHP6, WHP8, WHP10 and WHP11) with load out
weights of 2,100 to 2,300 tonnes each, with two 38 pipelines to shore. The RGX2 Project was the largest, most
ambitious, and most challenging project ever undertaken by RasGas.
Integrated Project Management Session

The projects of the three finalists of the 8th IPTC Excellence in Project Integration Award will be presented during
this session, offering conference delegates the opportunity for discussion during the question and answer portion
of the session.
Session Chairpersons:
Michitaka Ohta, Director, Project Coordination, INPEX
Ibrahim Fahmy, Senior Marine Specialist and Assistant Project Manager, EPIC Projects, ZADCO
The three finalist projects being presented are (descriptions of the projects can be found on page 24 and 25):
Abdullah A. Al-Utaibi, General Supervisor, Offshore Gas Reservoir Management Division,

Saudi Aramco
Karan Mega Project Success Story A World Class Initiative and Achievement from
Exploration to Production
Bartholomew Jukui, Delivery Manager Offshore Structures, Shell

Mars B
Hamad Al-Karbi, Manager (FAP), RasGas Co. Ltd.

RasGas Expansion Phase 2 (RGX2 Project)
Conference Programme Schedule

Date Time Plenary Hall Plenary Theatre Room 302 Room 303 Room 304
Executive Plenary Session
Innovation and
0900-1100 hours
Collaboration: Keys to
Affordable Energy
1100-1130 hours Coffee Break - Exhibit Hall
Session 2:
Session :1
Geologic Modelling
1130-1300 hours Capabilities and
- Depositional
People
Systems
1300-1430 hours Luncheon - Grand Ballroom
1430-1600 hours Opening Ceremony &

Ministerial Session
1600-1800 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session #1 / Networking Reception
1900-2200 hours Conference Dinner and Awards Ceremony - Plenary Hall
Technology Leaders
Plenary Session Leveraging
0900-1030 hours Technology: Current
Challenges &
Opportunities for the Future
1030-1100 hours Coffee Break - Exhibit Halls and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session #2 - Level 3 & 4 Foyer
Session 11: Session 12:

Session 10: Geological Modelling
Lessons Learnt - Social
1100-1230 hours Integrated Project - Thin Bed and Low
Responsibility and
Management Session Permeability
Project Life-Cycle
Reservoirs
1230-1400 hours Topical Luncheon - Grand Ballroom
Panel Session 1: Session 21:

Are We Delivering Session 20: Geologic Modelling - Session 22
1400-1530 hours
Fit for Purpose Oil & Gas Hydraulic Fracturing Fracture Networks Facilities
Field Developments? and Geodynamics
Panel Session 2: Session 30: Session 31:

1600-1730 hours Reservoir Risk & Uncertainty Session 32:
How to Deliver HSSE and
Operational Excellence? Characterisation Management I Drilling Solutions
Session 41:
Session 40: Risk & Uncertainty
0900-1030 hours Industry Plenary Session
Health & Safety Management II
Friday, 12 December
Panel Session 3: Session 51

Session 50:
Whats so Unconventional Session 49: Advances in
1100-1230 hours Petroleum Systems of
about Unconventional Environment Geophysics -
Southeast Asia
Oil & Gas? Borehole Geophysics
1230-1430 hours Luncheon - Grand Ballroom
Panel Session 4: Session 61

Collaboration, Outsourcing Production
Performance Petroleum Systems -
1430-1600 hours or Building Internal Maintenance,
Enhancement Concepts and
Capabilities? Integrity and Chemistry
Case Studies
Lessons Learnt! III - Stimulation
1615-1800 hours Closing Session - Conference Hall 2
Plenary/Panel Session Geosciences Session
Integrated Project Management Session Integrated Reservoir Session
Reservoir Engineering Session
Room 401 Room 402 Room 403/404 Room 405 Room 406/407 Room 408/409 Room 410
Session 4: Session 5: Session 6: Session 9:

Production Advances in Advances Session 7: Malaysia
Optimisation Chemical
Maintenance, Integrity Unconventional in Geophysics E&P Geoscience Case Studies -
of Well Enhanced Oil
and Chemistry l Fracturing - Acquisition Challenges I Producing Field
Planning Recovery
- Corrosion Best Practices Management
Session 13: Session 14: Session 16:

Well Technological Advances in
Well Reservoir and E&P Geoscience Reservoir Formation Testing
Performance Leaps in Gas Geophysics -
Facility Management l Challenges II Simulation I and Fluids
Improvements Commercialisation Processing

Optimisation Smart Fields / Advances in Advances in
Unconventional Reservoir Reservoir
of Well Integrated Geophysics - Geological Concepts -
Case Histories Simulation II Surveillance
Executions Operations I Imaging Siliciclastics

Production Session 35: Advances in Session 39:
Well Advances in Advances in
Maintenance, Integrity Unconventional Geophysics - FWI and Full Life-Cycle
Construction Geological Concepts - Enhanced
and Chemistry II Geoscience Velocity Model Planning
Solutions Carbonates Oil Recovery
- Hydrates Building
Session 45:
Session 42: Session 43: Session 44: Session 47: Session 48:
Advances in Session 46:
Well Smart Fields / Unconventional Pushing the Fields Integrated
Geophysics Fault & Fracture
Completion Integrated Reservoir Recovery Factor Reservoir
- Quantitative Characterisation
Improvements Operations II Engineering Management
Interpretation

Session 52: Reservoir Reservoir
Well Reservoir Reservoir Reservoir Carbonate Field -
Sand Characterisation - Description
and Facility Description Characterisation - Case Studies
Control Quantitative and Flow
Management II in EOR Interpretation
Interpretation Dynamics
Session 65: Special Session: Session 67:

Session 62: Session 63: Maximising the Malaysia Case
Unconventionals - Advances in Reservoir
Drilling Deepwater and Potential of Natural Studies - Innovations
New Approaches Geophysics - Characterisation -
Innovations Pre-Salt Development Gas: Policies & in Development
and Frontiers Non-Seismic Methods Rock Physics Technologies
Drilling and Completions Session Unconventional Session
Development and Production Session Over-Arching Themes Session
Facilities Session Midstream Gas Session
Technical Programme Wednesday, 10 December 1130-1300 hours

Room 303
Wednesday, 10 December 0900-1100 hours TECHNICAL SESSION 2: GEOLOGIC MODELLING -
Plenary Hall DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS
EXECUTIVE PLENARY SESSION INNOVATION Session Chairpersons:
AND COLLABORATION: KEYS TO AFFORDABLE Mohammad Khadhrawi, Saudi Aramco
ENERGY Maike Willuweit, Roxar Flow Measurement Sdn. Bhd.
Welcome Remarks:
Dato Mohamad Idris Mansor, IPTC Board Time Paper
Chairman and Director, PETRONAS 1130 18016 Techniques to Understand Reservoirs
Associated With Deepwater
Industry Address: Sedimentological Processes, From
Dato Wee Yiaw Hin, Executive Vice President & Basin to Field Scale - A Case Study
CEO, Upstream, PETRONAS A. Acevedo, H. Madhoo, A. Khramtsov,
L. Noomee and D.M. Tetzlaff,
Speakers: Schlumberger
Matthias Bichsel, Former Director, Projects & _____________________________________________
Technology, Royal Dutch Shell
1200 17900 Using Seismic Attributes and Multiple-
Raoul Jacquand, Executive Vice President,
Geomarkets Sales & Marketing, CGG Point Statistics to Condition Facies
Patrick Schorn, President, Operations & Modelling of a Deepwater Turbidite
Integration, Schlumberger Reservoir
Tan Sri Dato Seri Shahril Shamsuddin, C. Ronot and P. Ruelland, Total S.A.
President & Group CEO, SapuraKencana _____________________________________________
Petroleum 1230 17754 Ascendancy of Continuous Profiles of
Datuk Mohd Anuar Taib, Senior Vice President, Grain-Size Distribution for
Upstream Malaysia, PETRONAS Depositional Environment Studies
G.R. Gaafar and M.M. Altunbay,
PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; A. Bal,
Baker Hughes; N.B. Anuar, PETRONAS
Wednesday, 10 December 1130-1300 hours
Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Room 302
TECHNICAL SESSION 1: CAPABILITIES AND
PEOPLE
Room 401
Doug Finley, Halliburton
TECHNICAL SESSION 3: OPTIMISATION OF WELL
Tom Gouldie, Wellsite Safety Management Pty. Ltd.
PLANNING
Time Paper Session Chairpersons:
1130 17877 Evolution of the Nature and Salim Taoutaou, Schlumberger
Application of Competence in the Karam Al-Yateem, Saudi Aramco
Learning and Development of Oil and
Gas Industry Personnel Time Paper
J. Connor, M. Butterworth, K. Casey, 1130 17717 Successful Planning and Integration
G. Eddon, J. Kapela, C. Maduka and M. of a HFHS Lost Circulation Treatment
Osman, IHRDC for Challenging North Sea Brownfield
_____________________________________________ Development
1200 17726 Implementing a New Process Control M.W. Sanders and K.A. Houston,
and Coaching Method M-I SWACO, a Schlumberger Co.
H. Schokkenbroek, RigRider; _____________________________________________
T.W. Bakker and F. Degener, 1200 17716 Novel Workflow to Optimise Annular
Well Engineering Partners B.V. Flow Isolation in Advanced Wells
_____________________________________________ M. MoradiDowlatabad, K. Muradov and
1230 17998 Empowering Women in Oil and Gas D. Davies, Heriot-Watt U.
Industry _____________________________________________
R. Hii, I. Kardani, Halliburton; N.E. Bt. 1230 18029 Shale Picking Issues and Strategies:
A Jalil, J.N.N. Kiek and W.C. Chan, Key to Robust Real-Time Model Based
PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. Pore Pressure Prediction
A.D. Purkayastha, Shell India Markets
Pvt. Ltd.; M. Kumar, Shell Intl. E&P Inc.;
P. Nair and K.S. Hansen, Shell India
Markets Pvt. Ltd.; B.A. Couzens-Schultz,
Shell Intl. E&P Inc.

Wednesday, 10 December 1130-1300 hours Room 405
Room 402 TECHNICAL SESSION 6: ADVANCES IN
TECHNICAL SESSION 4: PRODUCTION GEOPHYSICS ACQUISITION
MAINTENANCE, INTEGRITY AND CHEMISTRY I - Session Chairpersons:
CORROSION Alfred Liaw, Anadarko Petroleum Corp.
Session Chairpersons: Michelle Tham, Schlumberger
Zainun Yusof, Granherne Pty. Ltd.
Raymond Tibbles, Cairn India Ltd. Time Paper
1130 18082 Asia-Pacifics First Isometrically
Time Paper Sampled Subsurface Image:
1130 17779 Effective Atmospheric Corrosion Innovative Technology to Deliver on
Management Using Coating Condition Complex Field Development
Inspection and Maintenance J. Fitzpatrick and D. Iwachow, Woodside;
Programme M. Bayly and J. Roth, Schlumberger
J. Shanmugam, RasGas Co. Ltd. Geosolutions
_____________________________________________ _____________________________________________
1200 18148 A Novel Approach of H2S Corrosion 1200 17732 Ultra-Low Frequency Seismic:
Modelling in Oil/Gas Production Benefits and Solutions
Pipeline A.S. Long and C. Reiser, Petroleum
U.W.R. Siagian, H.P. Siregar, R.K. Geo-Services
Santoso, D.D. Salam and S. Sumarli, _____________________________________________
Inst. Technology Bandung 1230 17932 Large Scale Seismic Modelling of
_____________________________________________ the Pre-Carbonate Geology, Offshore
1230 18032 Microbial Influenced Corrosion of Coil Malaysia, a Multidisciplinary Approach
Tubing Milling Strings in the Eagle - Running the Seismic Method
Ford Shale Backwards
S. Sherman, D. Brownlee, S. Kakadjan S.K. Chandola, C.F. Low, M.F. Akalin,
and B. Luft, Trican Well Service Ltd. R. Alai and A.A. Muhamad, PETRONAS
Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; M. Bayly and
K. Myers, Schlumberger Ausralia;
Wednesday, 10 December 1130-1300 hours T. Brice, Schlumberger U.K.; G. Ngein
Room 403/404 and S. Hydal, Schlumberger Malaysia
TECHNICAL SESSION 5: ADVANCES IN
UNCONVENTIONAL FRACTURING BEST
PRACTICES Wednesday, 10 December 1130-1300 hours
Session Chairpersons: Room 406/407
Susan Flynn, ExxonMobil TECHNICAL SESSION 7: E&P GEOSCIENCE
Brian Ward, Hess Corp. CHALLENGES I
Time Paper Bernard Montaron, Schlumberger WTA Malaysia Sdn.
1130 17902 Unconventional Well Construction: Bhd.
Simultaneously Improving Both Giovanni Scrofani, Eni S.p.A.
Effectiveness & Efficiency
K.J. Nygaard, ExxonMobil Upstream Time Paper
Research Co. 1130 17907 Papua New Guinea: Control of
_____________________________________________ Mesozoic Rifting on Basin Geometry,
1200 17806 Surface Modification of Proppant to Accommodation Generation,
Improve Transport and Placement Sequence Stratigraphic Architecture,
D. Maley, J. Boyer, B. ONeil and and Facies Distribution
K. Zhang, Trican Well Service Ltd. J.K. Geslin and B.J. Darby, Esso
_____________________________________________ Australia Ltd.
1230 17765 First Successful Proppant Fracture _____________________________________________
for Unconventional Carbonate Source 1200 17864 Recent Hydrocarbon Discovery in
Rock in Saudi Arabia Pre-Carbonate Clastic Reservoir:
N.I. Al-Mulhim, A.H. Al-Saihati, Unlocking Deeper Potential in
A.M. Hakami, M. Al-Harbi and K.S. Asiri, Sarawak Offshore!
Saudi Aramco M.F. Ali, S. Nayak, A. Abd Aziz, N. Amir
Khan, F. Zainun and N. Tukimin,
PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
_____________________________________________
1230 18089 New Insights of Namibian Basins 1200 18004 An Integrated Methodology to Locate
Using Regional Gravity and Magnetic the Remaining Oil Opportunities in
Data Mature Reservoirs in Offshore
L. Cascone, S. Mora, R. Rocca and Sarawak, Malaysia
A. Mantilla, Repsol Exploracin S.A. M.J. Zulhaimi, W.M.S. Wan Ibrahim,
S. Sanyal, K.A. Zamri, M.N. Mohamad
and K.N.M. Zaini; EORC; R.D. Tewari
Wednesday, 10 December 1130-1300 hours and A.K. Pradhan, PETRONAS Carigali
Room 408/409 Sdn. Bhd.
TECHNICAL SESSION 8: CHEMICAL ENHANCED _____________________________________________
OIL RECOVERY 1230 18243 Reservoir Engineering Aspect of Well
Construction for Cost Effective Field
Session Chairpersons: Development: Advances in Drainage
Rahim Masoudi, PETRONAS Point Selection
Anwar Raja Ibrahim, PetroMalaysia Sdn. Bhd. B. Chuah, S. Soni, S. Jalan, H. Kartooti,
Tg. M. Fauzi B. Tg. A. Hamid, K. Chan
Paper and R. Masoudi, PETRONAS
Time Paper
1130 18150 Chemical EOR Strategy and
Evaluation Approach for a Mid-Life
Offshore Field in Peninsula Malaysia Wednesday, 10 December 1430-1600 hours
A. Sabzabadi, D. Quan, A.A. Bin Plenary Hall
A Manap and D. Arsanti, PETRONAS OPENING CEREMONY & MINISTERIAL SESSION
Carigali Sdn. Bhd. Remarks by Tan Sri Dato Shamsul Azhar
_____________________________________________ Abbas, Honourable Advisor to the IPTC
1200 18214 Development of Solvent and Steam- Executive Committee and President & Group
Solvent Heavy Oil Recovery CEO, PETRONAS
Processes Through an Integrated Keynote Address by The Hon. Dato Sri Mohd
Program of Simulation, Laboratory Najib bin Tun Abdul Razak, Prime Minister of
Testing and Field Trials Malaysia
T.J. Boone, J.L. Dickson and P. Lu, Address by H.E. Dr. Matar Al Neyadi,
ExxonMobil Upstream Research Co.; Undersecretary, Ministry of Energy, United Arab
J. Elliott, Imperial Oil Resources Emirates
_____________________________________________
1230 18208 Surfactant-Polymer Flooding in Hard
Brines and High-Temperature Thursday, 11 December 0900-1030 hours
Reservoirs Plenary Hall
A. Delbos and R. Tabary, IFP Energies TECHNOLOGY LEADERS PLENARY SESSION
Nouvelles; E. Chevallier and P. Moreau, LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY: CURRENT
Solvay CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE
FUTURE
Moderator:
Zied Ben Hamad, Vice President Technology,
Room 410
Schlumberger
TECHNICAL SESSION 9: MALAYSIA CASE STUDIES
- PRODUCING FIELD MANAGEMENT Speakers:
Abdulaziz Al-Kaabi, Manager, EXPEC Advanced
Research Centre, Saudi Aramco
Adriaan Bal, Baker Hughes
Liu Yuzhang, Vice President, RIPED, CNPC and
Kartina Ali, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
President RIPED-Langfang Branch
Daniel Plathey, Vice President, Technologies,
Time Paper
Exploration & Production, Total
1130 17962 Kumang Cluster Gas Fields Integrated
Rustom Mody, Vice President Technology, Baker
Area Development Plan
Hughes
R. Mohd Khalid, L. Da Maia, S. Wahib
and S.K. Shrivastava, PETRONAS
Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
_____________________________________________
Thursday, 11 December 1100-1230 hours

Plenary Theatre Time Paper
TECHNICAL SESSION 10: INTEGRATED PROJECT 1100 18209 Integrating High-Resolution Multiwell
MANAGEMENT SESSION Image Logs to Improve Geological
Reservoir Characterisation and
Session Chairpersons: Sequence Stratigraphy
Michitaka Ohta, INPEX T.A. Bahadidah and R. Dashti,
Ibrahim Fahmy, ZADCO Schlumberger; M.F. Ismail and N. Nair,
Murphy; S. Marca, A. Abd Malek, M. M.
The finalists of the IPTC Excellence in Project Yunan and M. Johansson, Schlumberger
Integration Award will present features of their projects _____________________________________________
during this session.
Abdullah A. Al-Utaibi, General Supervisor, Offshore 1130 18234 Constraining Reservoir Models by
Gas Reservoir Management Division, Saudi Aramco Integrating Data Across Disciplines -
Karan Mega Project Success Story A World A Case Study of Thin-Bedded
Class Initiative and Achievement from Exploration to Turbidite Field in the North Sea
Production M.K. Choudhary, A. Keshri and
Bartholomew Jukui, Delivery Manager Offshore K. Mohan, Shell Technology Centre
Structures, Shell Bangalore
Mars B _____________________________________________
Hamad Al-Karbi, Manager (FAP), RasGas Co. Ltd. 1200 18120 Integration of the PLT and PBU Data in
RasGas Expansion Phase 2 (RGX2 Project) Permeability Modelling Workflow
M. Benlacheheb, H. A. Al Meer, A. Kandil,
Thursday, 11 December 1100-1230 hours F. Ross and M. Rimach, Qatargas
Room 302 Operating Co. Ltd.
TECHNICAL SESSION 11: LESSONS LEARNT -
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND PROJECT LIFE -
CYCLE Thursday, 11 December 1100-1230 hours
Session Chairperson: Room 401
Emmanuel Garland, Total E&P TECHNICAL SESSION 13: WELL PERFORMANCE
Hiroshi Okabe, Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National IMPROVEMENTS
Corp. Session Chairperson:
Gregor Brodt, BASF A.G.
Time Paper Doug Finley, Halliburton
1100 17927 Should Lessons Learned be the
Blueprint for the Future? Time Paper
B. Gordon, Independent; P. Wilkinson, 1100 17819 Perforating Gunshock Loads -
Noetic Group Simulation Capabilities and
_____________________________________________ Applications
1130 17999 Shaping Security to Serve the M.S. Brinsden and A. Boock, Shell; C.E.
Business: Developing a Multi-Skilled Baumann, Schlumberger
Force to Increase Productivity and _____________________________________________
Retention Strategy 1130 17714 Creating Multiple Fractures in
A.B. Abdul Rahman, RasGas Co. Ltd. Cemented Horizontal Laterals:
_____________________________________________ An Efficient Way to Improve
1200 17842 Acquiring and Maintaining Social Productivity of Tight Carbonate
License to Operate During the Lifecycle Formations in Saudi Arabia
of Major Oil and Gas Operations Z. Rahim, H. Al-Anazi and A. Kanan,
K. Gilbert, ExxonMobil Production Co.; Saudi Aramco; R. Kayumov,
J.W. Canning, ExxonMobil Development Schlumberger
Co. _____________________________________________
1200 17715 The Maximum Permissible Pressure in
Well Stimulation Operations
Thursday, 11 December 1100-1230 hours B. Guo and B.Li, U. of Louisiana at
Room 303 Lafayette; N. Wei, Southwest Petroleum U.
TECHNICAL SESSION 12: GEOLOGICAL
MODELLING - THIN BED AND LOW PERMEABILITY
RESERVOIRS
Mohammad Khadhrawi, Saudi Aramco
Paul Baltensperger, Ping Petroleum
Thursday, 11 December 1100-1230 hours Thursday, 11 December 1100-1230 hours

Room 402 Room 405
TECHNICAL SESSION 14: TECHNOLOGICAL TECHNICAL SESSION 16: ADVANCES IN
LEAPS IN GAS COMMERCIALISATION GEOPHYSICS - PROCESSING
Session Chairpersons: Session Chairpersons:
Suchitra Suwansinpan, PTT Exploration and Helmut Jakubowicz, PETRONAS
Production Plc. Martin Bayly, WesternGeco
Yoshifumi Suehiro, Japan Oil, Gas and Metals
National Corp. Time Paper
1100 17736 True 3D Seismic Imaging: Which
Time Paper Acquisition and Processing
1100 17774 The Outlook for LNG Supply to Asia Approaches are Best?
S. Traver, Baker Hughes; L. Seelam and A.S. Long, Petroleum Geo-Services
N. Fulford, Gaffney, Cline & Associates _____________________________________________
_____________________________________________ 1130 18169 Seismic Multicomponent Image
1130 18041 FLNG: Technological Breakthrough Alignment Using Dynamic Time
and Innovative Application of Existing Warping and Its Application in Areas
Technologies of Gas Bearing Sediments
H. van der Velde and A. Boekhorst, T. Seher, S. Maitra and H. Hoeber,
Royal Dutch Shell CGG; Y.B. Yusoff, N.B. Radzi and
_____________________________________________ A. Khalil, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
1200 18240 Technology Development, Application _____________________________________________
and Potential Growth in GTL 1200 18065 Imaging on the Edge - Processing
W. Balk, Shell Projects & Technology; Challenges of a Sparsely Acquired 3D-
B. Otte, Shell Upstream Intl. 2C OBC Survey, Offshore Malaysia
N. El Kady, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn.
Bhd.; A.R. Ghazali, PETRONAS E&P
Thursday, 11 December 1100-1230 hours Technology Div.; T. Hoong, Y.P. Widjianto
Room 403/404 and S.K. Chandola, PETRONAS Carigali
TECHNICAL SESSION 15: WELL RESERVOIR AND Sdn. Bhd.; S.K. Sharma and M.R. Abdul
FACILITY MANAGEMENT I Rahman, PETRONAS Alliance; G. Nyein,
A. Sazykin, S.K. Goswami and
A. Hamdani, Schlumberger
Qun Li, China National Petroleum Corp.
Clare Billeau, Brunei Shell Petroleum Co. Sdn. Bhd.
Time Paper Thursday, 11 December 1100-1230 hours

1100 17825 Smart Choke - A Simple and Effective Room 406/407
Slug Control Technology to Extend TECHNICAL SESSION 17: E&P GEOSCIENCE
Field Life CHALLENGES II
S. Yaw and C. Lee, Sarawak Shell Bhd.; Session Chairpersons:
G. Haandrikman and G. Groote, Shell Pinar Yilmaz, ExxonMobil Exploration Co.
Global Solutions Intl. B.V.; S. Asokan, Debnath Basu, Schlumberger
Shell India Markets Pvt. Ltd.; M.E.
Malonzo, Shell Global Solutions Malaysia PTime Paper
_____________________________________________ 1100 18025 Remaining Exploration in the
1130 17763 Multiphase Flow Measurement Southwest Malita Graben, Bonaparte,
Modelling of an Oil-Water Flow Australia
Through an Innovative Orifice Plate - H.K. Tan, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn.
Part II Bhd.; K. Jewett, A. Lorage and S.
M. N. Noui-Mehidi, A. Ahmedi and Amiribesheli, Total E&P Australia
M. J. Black, Saudi Aramco _____________________________________________
_____________________________________________ 1130 17910 Influence of the Mesozoic Extensional
Architecture and Associated
1200 18160 Innovative Integrated Approach for Stratigraphy on the Structural Style of
Real-Time Liquid Rate Estimation the Papua New Guinea Fold-Thrust
for ESP Wells Production Belt
Optimisation and Field Production B.J. Darby and J.K. Geslin, Esso
Reconciliation in the Sabriyah Digital Australia Ltd.
Oil Field _____________________________________________
A.K. Al-Ali, M. Al-Hamer and B.A. Hasan,
Kuwait Oil Co.; S. Singh and G. Moricca,
Halliburton
1200 17945 Forward Modelling of Reservoir 1200 17931 Downhole Fluid Analysis Tools and
Quality in the Oligocene-Miocene Methods: Laboratory Measurements
Siliciclastic Series, Offshore NE vs. Downhole Fluid Analysis
Malaysia, and Implication for N.R. Nagarajan and L. Leal, Hess
Exploration Corp.; V.K. Mishra, J.Y. Zuo and
J. Girard, J. Matthews, S. Teinturier, K. Indo, Schlumberger
F. Walgenwitz and G. Baudot, Total E&P

Plenary Theatre
Room 408/409
PANEL SESSION 1: ARE WE DELIVERING
TECHNICAL SESSION 18: RESERVOIR
FIT FOR PURPOSE OIL & GAS FIELD
SIMULATION I
DEVELOPMENTS?
Moderator:
Keith Boyle, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.
Gavin Graham, Executive Vice President,
Sultan Al-Merikhi, GDF Suez Exploration Qatar B.V.
Business Development, Petrofac Integrated
Energy Services
Time Paper
1100 17756 Modelling Gas Injection for Enhanced Speakers:
Oil Recovery in Deepwater Fields Simone Grosso, Feasibility Studies and New
J. Lagasca, R. Ozah and D. Dindoruk, Initiatives Manager, Eni S.p.A.
Shell Intl. E&P Inc. Rob Kretzers, Executive Vice President Projects,
_____________________________________________ Royal Dutch Shell
1130 18158 How to Improve Efficiency in Multiple Mitchitaka Ohta, Director, Project Coordination,
History Matching: A Gas Field Case INPEX Australia
Study Peter Parry, Partner and Head of Global Oil &
Gas Practice, Bain & Co.
Z. Bouzarkouna, S. Verdiere,
Adif Zulkifli, Vice President, Petroleum
P. Jaulneau, J. Le Reun and V. Corpel,
Management, E&P Business, PETRONAS
Total
_____________________________________________
1200 SPE- Full-Field Simulation and Optimisation
169117 Study of Mature IWAG Injection in a Thursday, 11 December 1400-1530 hours
-RPT Heavy Oil Carbonate Reservoir Room 302
S. Bender and M. Yilmaz, Turkish TECHNICAL SESSION 20: HYDRAULIC
Petroleum Corp. FRACTURING
John (Jonggeun) Choe, Seoul National U.
Thursday, 11 December 1100-1230 hours Rob Pounds, Halliburton
Room 410
TECHNICAL SESSION 19: FORMATION TESTING Time Paper
AND FLUIDS 1400 17870 An Integrated Software Technology
Session Chairpersons: Based on Research and Field
Alonso Ocampo-Florez, Equion Energia Ltd. Application for Completion,
Shahid Haq, Schlumberger Stimulation and Fluid Placement
Design in Complex Wells
Time Paper R. Sau and A. Goodrow, ExxonMobil
1100 17772 Analysis of Wireline Interval Pressure Upstream Research Co.; M. Rockwell,
Transient Test Data From Multi- ExxonMobil Technical Computing Co.;
Layered Reservoir Systems C. Mayer, C.E. Shuchart and M.A.
C. Tang, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Grubert, ExxonMobil Upstream Research
Bhd.; M. Onur, Istanbul Technical U. Co.
_____________________________________________ _____________________________________________
1430 18133 Stable Fracturing Fluids From Waste
1130 18097 Investigation of Asphaltene- Water
Asphaltene Association and S. Kakadjian, J. Thompson, J. Torres and
Aggregation for Compositional H. Quintero, Trican Well Service LP
Reservoir Simulators By Quantitative _____________________________________________
Molecular Representations 1500 18086 Novel Rod-Shaped Proppant
R. Hibi, K. Tagami, K. Kobayashi, Fracturing Boosts Production and
Y. Liang, H. Honda, S. Murata and Adds Recoverable Reserves in
T. Matsuoka, Kyoto U.; M. Morimoto, Indonesia During Hydraulic Fracturing
AIST; T. Uetani, INPEX Corp.; E.S. Boek, Field Revival Campaign
Imperial College London L. Soetikno, P. Artola and C. Guimaraes,
_____________________________________________ Schlumberger

Room 303 Room 401
TECHNICAL SESSION 21: GEOLOGIC MODELLING TECHNICAL SESSION 23: OPTIMISATION OF WELL
- FRACTURE NETWORKS AND GEODYNAMICS EXECUTIONS
M Kamal B. Embong, PETRONAS Greg Dean, Baker Hughes
Marie Lefranc, Schlumberger Habil Rosland, Halliburton Energy Services
Time Paper Time Paper

1400 18177 An Integrated Subsurface Approach to 1400 17815 Smaller Coiled Tubing Diameter
Reveal Reservoir Connectivity for a Achievable by the Use of Lubricants
Mature Field S. Livescu, S. Craig and T. Watkins,
K. Ng, A.M. Abdou Ali, L. Hanalim, Baker Hughes
W. Suwarlan and C. Lee, PETRONAS _____________________________________________
Carigali Sdn. Bhd. 1430 18221 Defining Acceptance Criteria for
_____________________________________________ Inflatable Packers in Irregular
1430 18194 Fractured Reservoirs Modelling and Completion Profiles
Interpretation V.V. Lyashkova and A. E. Dementyev,
F.J. Kuchuk, D. Biryukov and Schlumberger
T. Fitzpatrick, Schlumberger _____________________________________________
_____________________________________________ 1500 17713 Use of Acid Precursor as Alternative
1500 18035 Production Induced Seabed to Acid Treatment to Drill-In Fluid
Subsidence Above a Carbonate Filter Cake Removal: FN Case Study
Reservoir: A Geomechanical Model for K.A. Mahadi, M.M. Nizam, M.B. Jadid
Compaction and Creep, and Its and C. Ogbonna, PETRONAS Carigali
Application Sdn. Bhd.; S. Hashim and Y.C. Chen,
M. Kumar, Shell Intl. E&P Inc.; Halliburton
P. Schutjens, Shell India Markets Pvt.
Ltd.; P. Seli and K.C. Lim, Sarawak Shell
Bhd.; J. Dudley, Shell Intl. E&P Inc. Thursday, 11 December 1400-1530 hours
Room 402
TECHNICAL SESSION 24: SMART FIELDS /
Thursday, 11 December 1400-1530 hours INTEGRATED OPERATIONS I
Room 304 Session Chairpersons:
TECHNICAL SESSION 22: FACILITIES Min-Teong Lim, PETRONAS
Session Chairpersons: Doug Finley, Halliburton
Alessandro Gorla, The Linde Group
Zainun Yusof, Granherne Pty. Ltd. Time Paper
1400 17988 Smart Fields - A Decade of Practice in
Paper Building Intelligent Fields and
Time Paper Collaboration
1400 18007 Benchmarking Power Distribution C.F. Chai, F.G. Van Den Berg and
System to Plant Capacity and Potential P. Engbers, Shell Global Solutions Intl.
Revenue - Finding the Most Cost B.V.
Efficient Option to Distribute Power _____________________________________________
E. Firdaus and A.H. Setiadi, PT Medco 1430 17981 Exception-Based Surveillance -
E&P Indonesia Integrating Well Models, Real Time
_____________________________________________ Production Estimates and Hydrocarbon
1430 18229 Nile Delta Production Challenges - Accounting Tool in Well Operating
Temporary Production Facility Envelopes to Ensure Optimal Well
Solutions Production Within Safe Limits
R.D. Vaughan and A.M. Noreldin, RWE S.K. Sahu, A. Singh, M. Al Balushi and
Dea Nile Delta AG; H. Junker, RWE Dea A. Konwar, Brunei Shell Petroleum Co.
AG; M.M. Baydoon, C. Jespersen and Sdn. Bhd.; N. Bahukhandi and J. Briers,
F. Hart, Disouq Development Co. Shell Global Solutions Intl. B.V.
_____________________________________________ _____________________________________________
1500 18098 Facilities Concept Selection and 1500 18207 Designing a Business Transformation
Execution of a Large Scale Offshore Strategy for Integrated Operations
EOR Project in Malaysia A.G. Dawam and F. Wong, PETRONAS
Z. Awab and J. Wong, ExxonMobil Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; J.C.G. Bonilla,
Exploration and Production Malaysia Inc. Schlumberger

Room 403/404 Room 406/407
TECHNICAL SESSION 25: UNCONVENTIONAL TECHNICAL SESSION 27: ADVANCES IN
CASE HISTORIES GEOLOGICAL CONCEPTS - SILICICLASTICS
Brian Ward, Hess Corp. Mark Thomsen, Esso Australia Pty Ltd.
Kenneth Golden, XTO Energy Keith Myers, WesternGeco

1400 17739 A Comparison of North American 1400 17984 The Macro-Scale Architecture of
and International Risks in Mass-Transport Complexes Offshore
Unconventional Resource Plays Borneo, South China Sea
D.N. Meehan, Baker Hughes Inc. A. Bal, Baker Hughes Inc.; G.R. Gaafar,
_____________________________________________ PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
1430 18187 An Overview of Hydraulic Fracturing _____________________________________________
Stimulation Practises of a Joint 1430 17867 The Mahakam Delta, Indonesia: A
Cooperation Shale Gas Project in Case Study for the Deposition and
Sichuan Basin Preservation of Transgressive Deltaic
Successions
Y. Gao, M. Pickles, R. Yuan, Q. Qu, P. Ji,
J.J. Lambiase, Chulalongkorn U.;
M. Zhao, Y. Ouyang, Z. Zhang, L. Wu, D.
R. Riadi, VICO Indonesia; N. Nirsal,
Lin and D. Liu, Shell China E&P Co. Ltd.;
Mubadala Petroleum; S. Salahuddin,
R. Alan, Shell E&P Co.
Gadjah Mada U.
_____________________________________________
_____________________________________________
1500 18108 Key Factors Differentiate the Success
1500 17885 Sequence Stratigraphy Evolution of
Rate of Coalbed Methane Pilots
the Plover and Flamingo Formations
Outside of North America - Some
as a Response to a Tectonic Inversion
Australian Experiences
in the Money Shoal Basin, North
R.L. Johnson, Unconventional Reservoir Australia
Solutions; S. Mazumder, Arrow Energy C. Dumont, P. Dattilo and J. Gaulier,
Ltd. Total

Room 405 Room 408/409
TECHNICAL SESSION 26: ADVANCES IN TECHNICAL SESSION 28: RESERVOIR
GEOPHYSICS - IMAGING SIMULATION II
Nabil El Kady, PETRONAS Exploration Tayfun Babadagli, U. of Alberta
Andrew Spedding, Hess Corp. Sultan Al-Merikhi, GDF Suez Exploration Qatar B.V.
Time Paper
Time Paper
1400 17744 History Matched Models Can Mis-Lead
1400 17919 An Effective Methodology for High
the Forecasting in the Brownfield
Resolution Diffraction Imaging
Redevelopment Projects: HM to
M.F. Akalin, F.A. Khan and A.S. Saleh,
Prediction Transition
R. Ranjan, R. Masoudi, H. Karkooti,
_____________________________________________
N. Salmi and M. Othman, PETRONAS
1430 17957 Fracture Detection via Double Beam
_____________________________________________
Focusing and Image Filtering
1430 17799 Pore Scale Modelling and Its
M. Protasov and V. Cheverda, IPGG, Advantage for Enhanced Oil Recovery
G. Reshetova, ICMMG of Near Miscible Three-Phase Flow
_____________________________________________ WAG Flooding in Carbonate Reservoir
1500 17940 Adaptive Centroid Frequency Shift Q M.A. Gibrata, ADCO; R. Van Dijke,
Tomography S. Geiger, Heriot-Watt U.
Y. Xie, K. Xin and Y. He, CGG _____________________________________________
1500 17843 An Innovative Workflow for the
Dynamic Modeling and History
Matching of a Mature Complex
Carbonate Oil Field in the Middle East
C. Tomio, TOTAL E&P France; J.
Fernagu, Total E&P Qatar; L.T. Sullivan,
Total E&P France; A.R. Al Naimi, Qatar
Petroleum
Thursday, 11 December 1400-1530 hours 1700 18132 Oil-Water Relative Permeability Data
Room 410 for Reservoir Simulation Input, Part-I:
TECHNICAL SESSION 29: RESERVOIR Systematic Quality Assessment and
SURVEILLANCE Consistency Evaluation
A. Agnia and H.A. Algdamsi,
Session Chairpersons: Schlumberger; M. Al-Mossawy, U.
Shahid Haq, Schlumberger Teknologi PETRONAS
Jonathan Kwan, ConocoPhillips
Time Paper
1400 17748 Investigations of Fine Migration, Clay Thursday, 11 December 1600-1730 hours
Swelling and Injectivity Problem Plenary Theatre
During FAWAG Study in West PANEL SESSION 2: HOW TO DELIVER HSSE AND
Malaysia Oil Field OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE?
A.M. Osman, N.H. Halim and N. Alwi, Moderator:
PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.; M.F. Emmanuel Garland, Senior HSE Advisor,
Sedaralit, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Total E & P
Bhd.; J.M. Ibrahim and P.A. Hamid,
PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.; H.A. Speakers:
Ohen, HPO Global Resource Ventures Brett Doherty, Chief SHE & Quality Officer,
_____________________________________________ RasGas Co. Ltd.
1430 18232 Pressure Buildup or Falloff Test Jim Seale, Manager, Production SH&E Upstream
Analysis for a Well in Commingled Centre, ExxonMobil Production Co.
Reservoirs With Flow Rate Profile Kerry Ross, Global General Manager QHSE,
Logging Scomi Group Bhd.
J. Lin, Xian Petroleum U. Yusop Sahari, Head, Operations Management
_____________________________________________ Department, Production International,
1500 18204 Combining Horizontal Production PETRONAS
Logging and Distributed Temperature
Interpretations to Diagnose Annular
Flow in Slotted-Liner Completion Thursday, 11 December 1600-1730 hours
T. Ben Haoua, S. AbuBakr, J. Pazzi, Room 303
L. Djessas and A.M. Ali, Schlumberger; TECHNICAL SESSION 31: RISK & UNCERTAINTY
A. Boumali, Z. Baulkaila and M.Hadj- MANAGEMENT I
Brahim, Sonatrach
Torsten Friedel, Schlumberger
Jesmee Rashid, Petroleum Geo-Services
Room 302 Time Paper
TECHNICAL SESSION 30: RESERVOIR 1600 17975 Robust Discretisation of Continuous
CHARACTERISATION Probability Distributions for Value-of-
Session Chairpersons: Information Analysis
Keith Boyle, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd. R.B. Bratvold and P. Thomas, U. of
Mofazzal Hossain, Curtin U. Stavanger
_____________________________________________
Time Paper 1630 18196 Factors Contributing to Uncertain
1600 17967 Probabilistic High Resolution Production Forecasts: 3D Reservoir
Permeability Estimation Integrating Modelling Perspectives
Dielectric Dispersion Log I. Yemez and V. Singh, Repsol; N.H.
Measurements With Mud Filtrate Orellana, Repsol S.A.; E. Izaguirre,
Invasion Modelling Repsol
M. Pirrone, A. Cossa and M. Galli, Eni _____________________________________________
S.p.A. 1700 17783 Comparison of Recursive RMS vs.
_____________________________________________ Monte Carlo Errors for Saturation
1630 18105 Differentiating Gas and Light-Oil Height Function and Its Implications
in an Invaded Synthetic-Oil-Based in Oil Field Activities
Mud Borehole Environment M. Altunbay, Y. Bonnye and R.E. Poit,
H. Lee and A. Mukhopadhyay, Sarawak PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Shell Bhd.; S. Das, Baker Hughes
_____________________________________________

Room 304 Room 402
TECHNICAL SESSION 32: DRILLING SOLUTIONS TECHNICAL SESSION 34: PRODUCTION
Session Chairpersons: MAINTENANCE, INTEGRITY AND CHEMISTRY II -
Ben Gedge, Weatherford HYDRATES
Doug Finley, Halliburton Session Chairpersons:
Andrew Shepherd, Shell Malaysia
Time Paper Sumihiko Murata, Kyoto U.
1600 17994 Hydraulic Fracturing Across Large
Existing Perforated Interval Unlocks Time Paper
Reserves on Tight Sandstone 1600 17835 Minimising Hydrate Inhibitor Injection
Reservoir: Successful Workover Rates
Experience, Onshore Congo J. Yang, Heriot-Watt U. and Hydrafact
F. Martocchia and R.V. Itoua, Eni E&P; L. Ltd.; S. Mazloum, Hydrafact Ltd.;
Farina, S. Baretti and L. Martini, Eni A. Chapoy and B. Tohidi, Heriot-Watt U.
Congo and Hydrafact Ltd.
_____________________________________________ _____________________________________________
1630 18037 Remote Operations Center Applies 1630 17933 The Use of Fluorescent Tracers for
UBD Techniques to Reduce Well Inhibitor Concentration Monitoring
Control Non-Productive Time Useful for Scale Inhibitor Squeeze
K. Smelker, Shell E&P; A. El Morsy, Evaluation
J. Mota and A. DAmore, Shell China T. Brichart, A. Moussaron, A. Marais,
_____________________________________________ M. Martini and O. Tillement, U. of Lyon;
1700 18151 First Application of Thermal Activated C. Hurtevent and S. Baraka-Lokmane,
Resin as Unconventional LCM in the Total S.A.
Middle East _____________________________________________
K. Knudsen, G.A. Leon and A.E. 1700 17987 Effect of Liquid Hydrocarbon on
Sanabria, WellCem AS; A. Ansari and the Deposition of Gas Hydrate
R.M. Pino, Saudi Aramco Particles in Gas-Dominated System
K. Shin, Kyungpook National U.; J. Park,
Y. Sohn and Y. Seo, KAIST
Room 401
TECHNICAL SESSION 33: WELL CONSTRUCTION Thursday, 11 December 1600-1730 hours
SOLUTIONS Room 403/404
TECHNICAL SESSION 35: UNCONVENTIONAL
Session Chairpersons: GEOSCIENCE
Sau-Wai Wong, Shell Intl. E&P
Habil Rosland, Halliburton Energy Services Session Chairpersons:
Mehmet Ferruh Akalin, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Time Paper Mark Thomsen, Esso Australia Pty. Ltd.
1600 17749 Successful Cementing of Ultra HTHP
Wells Under Managed Pressure Paper
Drilling Technique Time Paper
F. Wahid, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; 1600 18081 Rock Characteristics of Oil-,
A. Ahmad Tajalie, S. Taoutaou, W. Woo Condensate- and Dry Gas-Producing
and J.F. Gallo Zapata, Schlumberger Wells of the Unconventional Devonian
_____________________________________________ Duvernay Formation, Canada
1630 17792 Well Integrity Evaluation for Methane R.A.J. Wust, A. Cui and B.R. Nassichuk,
Hydrate Production in the Deepwater Trican Geological Solutions; R.M. Bustin,
Nankai Trough The U. of British Columbia
K. Qiu, Schlumberger; K. Yamamoto, _____________________________________________
Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National 1630 18056 Application of New Generation
Corp.; R. Birchwood and Y. Chen, Wireline Formation Testers to
Schlumberger Reservoir Description
_____________________________________________ G. Stewart, Weatherford Petroleum
1700 18161 3D Geosteering for Accurate Placement Consulting
of Horizontal Well in Malay Basin _____________________________________________
S. Jamaluddin, L. Hanalim and
W. Suwarlan, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn.
Bhd.; G.I. Santosa, D. Permanasari and
K.A. Alang, Schlumberger
1700 18106 Pre-Drill Pore Pressure and Fracture Time Paper

Gradient Prediction Based on 1600 18223 Integrated Reservoir Characterisation
Pressure Cell Models for Onshore of a Miocene Carbonate Buildup
Unconventional Gas, Sichuan Basin, Without the Benefit of Core Data: A
China Case Study From Central Luconia
K.S. Hansen and A.D. Purkayastha, Province, Sarawak
Shell India Markets Pvt. Ltd.; M. Kumar, Z.A. Khalid, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn.
Shell Intl. E&P Inc.; Z. Zhang and, Bhd.; M. Lefranc, J. Phillips and C.
Y. Wang, Shell China E&P Co. Ltd.; Jordan, Sclumberger; B. Ralphie, N.F.S.
X. Li, Southwest Oil and Gas Field Co., Zainal and K.E.A. M Khir, PETRONAS
PetroChina; C.J. Christensen, Shell Intl. Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
E&P Inc. _____________________________________________
1630 18110 Quantitative Effect of Microporosity
on Permeability in Carbonate
Thursday, 11 December 1600-1730 hours Reservoirs
Room 405 Y. Yu, TU Bergakademie Freiberg;
TECHNICAL SESSION 36: ADVANCES IN F. Visser, Wintershall Holding AG;
GEOPHYSICS - FWI AND VELOCITY MODEL M. Amro, TU Bergakademie Freiberg
_____________________________________________
BUILDING
1700 17869 Carbonate Reservoir Permeability From
Session Chairpersons: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Logs
Mohd Firdaus Abdul Halim, PETRONAS Research C. Smith and L. Hamilton, Halliburton
Sdn. Bhd.
Saeeda Hydal, Schlumberger
Time Paper
Room 408/409
1600 17905 High Resolution Anisotropic Earth
Model Building on Conventional
ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY
Seismic Data Using Full Waveform
Inversion: A Case Study Offshore Session Chairpersons:
Australia Anwar Raja Ibrahim, PetroMalaysia Sdn. Bhd.
B.J. Lim, D. Vigh, S. Alwon, S.N. Hydal Rahim Masoudi, PETRONAS
and M. Bayly, Schlumberger
Geosolutions; C. Manuel, D. Chagalov, Time Paper
G. Hampson and D. Bevc, Chevron 1600 17857 Novel Applications of Nanoparticles
Energy Technology Co. for Future Enhanced Oil Recovery
_____________________________________________ M.V. Bennetzen and K. Mogensen,
1630 18058 Application of Anisotropic Full- Maersk Oil Research & Technology
Waveform Inversion to Delineate and Centre
Minimise the Effects of Shallow Gas: _____________________________________________
Malaysia Case Study 1630 18213 Experimental and Numerical Study
G. Menzel-Jones, B.J. Lim and P. Vasilyev, of Gravity Effects on Oil Recovery in
Schlumberger; A. Spedding and F. Liu, Fractured Carbonates
Hess Corp. A.J. Alshehri, Saudi Aramco;
_____________________________________________ A.R. Kovscek, Stanford U.
1700 17918 A New Technique for Velocity _____________________________________________
Modelling for Migration and Pore 1700 17901 Removal of Divalent Cations From
Pressure Brine Using Selective Adsorption
N. Dutta, S. Yang, Y. Liu, K. Cho and Onto Magnetic Nanoparticles
J. Cui, Schlumberger Q. Wang, V. Prigiobbe, C. Huh and S.L.
Bryant, The U. of Texas at Austin; M.V.
Bennetzen and K. Mogensen, Maersk Oil
Thursday, 11 December 1600-1730 hours Research & Technology Centre
Room 406/407
GEOLOGICAL CONCEPTS - CARBONATES
Bernard Montaron, Schlumberger Asia
Ameera Al-Mustafa, Saudi Aramco
Thursday, 11 December 1600-1730 hours Friday, 12 December 0900-1030 hours

Room 410 Room 302
TECHNICAL SESSION 39: FULL LIFE-CYCLE TECHNICAL SESSION 40: HEALTH & SAFETY
PLANNING Session Chairpersons:
Session Chairpersons: Andrew Shepherd, Shell Malaysia
Saifon Daungkaew, Schlumberger Mohammad Khadhrawi, Saudi Aramco
Chris Howells, TGS
Time Paper
Time Paper 0900 18062 Innovative Risk Management on the
1600 18224 Bream Field (Phase 4) - EOR and Late Barzan Onshore Project
Field Life Management R.E. DeHart II, RasGas Barzan Onshore
T.M. Snow, ExxonMobil Production Co.; Project; J. Brand, JGC Barzan Onshore
I. Mckay, Esso Australia Pty. Ltd.; D.D. Project
Irwin, Imperial Oil Ltd. _____________________________________________
_____________________________________________ 0930 18222 Subsea Emergency Response System
1630 18173 Planning Infill Drilling and Workover (SERS): Optimised Response for
Programmes Based on Reservoir- Subsea Production Well Incidents in
Oriented Production Logging Surveys the Gulf of Guinea
A. Aslanyan, I. Aslanyan, R. Karantharath, J.C. Bourguignon, M. Ryan and
S. Matveev, V. Skutin and M. Garnyshey, M. Bretenou, Total
TGT Oil & Gas Services; D. Bevillon, _____________________________________________
N. Mehrotra and N. Suarez, Dubai 1000 18084 Circumventing Human Error By
Petroleum Establishment Integrating HSE in System Design
_____________________________________________ R. Poyyara, S. George, P. Patil and
1700 17767 The Use of Artificial Neural Network S. Konale, Halliburton
Control Model for Simulating the
Dynamics of a Multilateral Gas Well-
Escravos Swamp Field Nigeria Friday, 12 December 0900-1030 hours
E.N. Ikezue and O.D. Onukwuli, Room 303
Anambra State U. TECHNICAL SESSION 41: Risk & Uncertainty
Management II
Friday, 12 December 0900-1030 hours Riccardo Vercesi, Talisman Malaysia Ltd.
Plenary Hall Fazrie Wahid, Scomi Energy Services
INDUSTRY PLENARY SESSION
Moderator: Time Paper
Pinar O. Yilmaz, Advisor, External Collaboration, 0900 17974 Risk Analysis for Uncertainties
ExxonMobil Exploration Co. Management of Integrated Production
Optimisation and Field Potential
Speakers: Evaluation
Christopher L. Liner, 2013-2014 SEG President S. Scaramellini, G. Viadana, A. Di Sarra,
and Geoscience Professor, U. of Arkanas P. Cerri, S. Pellegrini, A. Bianco and
Randi Martinsen, 2014 AAPG President and S. Masi, Eni
Professor, U. of Wyoming _____________________________________________
Philip Ringrose, 2014-2015 EAGE President 0930 17952 Scenario-Based Pore Pressure
and Geology Specialist, Statoil Prediction to Reduce Drilling Risks,
Jeff Spath, 2014 SPE President and Vice Examples From the Sarawak Asset,
President, Schlumberger Ltd.
North West Borneo, Malaysia
G.M.D. Warrlich, D. Palm, H. van
Alebeek, D. Volchkov, S.C. Hong, E.W.
Adams and A. Ryba, Shell Malaysia; P.M.
Schutjens, Shell India Market Pvt. Ltd.;
D.A. Stevens, A.W. Peacock, Z. Row and
K. Ghosh, Shell Malaysia
_____________________________________________
1000 17961 Jack-Up Suitability From a Risk
Assessment Perspective
M.J. Rohani, W.M.M.W. Ismail, F.A.
Shaari and A.A. Jalil, PETRONAS
Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Friday, 12 December 0900-1030 hours Friday, 12 December 0900-1030 hours

Room 401 Room 403/404
TECHNICAL SESSION 42: WELL COMPLETION TECHNICAL SESSION 44: UNCONVENTIONAL
IMPROVEMENTS RESERVOIR ENGINEERING
Jim Venditto, Trican Well Service Ltd. Juan Carlos Palacio, Schlumberger
Gregor Brodt, BASF A.G. Hiroshi Okabe, Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National
Corp.
Time Paper
0900 18220 High Angle Frac Pack Completions in Time Paper
Shallow Sands: A Case Study on 0900 17928 A New Integrated Workflow to
Program Learnings and Operational Characterise and Model Shale Gas
Improvements Fields
A. Ibrahim, E. Romero and C.Y. Chiu, E. Spelta, I. Colombo, D. Giamminonni,
ExxonMobil Exploration and Production S.D. Russo, M. Segatto and S.M Tirrito,
Malaysia Inc.; G.C. Woon, Halliburton Eni S.p.A.
Energy Services (Malaysia) _____________________________________________
_____________________________________________ 0930 17731 A Rigorous Correlation for
0930 SPE- Reinforced Composite Mat, a Proven Quantification of Skin in Pre-Analysis
171412 Solution for Lost Circulation Control of Hydraulic Fracturing
-RPT in Sumatra Field R.A. Khan, S. Alnuaim and M.H. Rammay,
M. Pasteris, S. Taoutaou, A. Simanjuntak King Fahd U. of Petroleum & Minerals
and R. Kusumawatie, Schlumberger Well _____________________________________________
Services 1000 18188 Decline Curve Analysis for Tight Gas
_____________________________________________ and Gas Condensate Reservoirs
1000 17922 Fracture Conductivity Calculation S. Sarisittitham, PTTEP;
Using Mass Balance, Modelling, and M. Jamiolahmady, Heriot-Watt U.
Well Performance Data in Saudi
Arabian Deep Gas Reservoirs
Z. Rahim, H. Al-Anazi and A. Al-Kanaan, Friday, 12 December 0900-1030 hours
Saudi Aramco; R. Kayumov and Room 405
A. Makmun, Schlumberger TECHNICAL SESSION 45: ADVANCES IN
GEOPHYSICS - QUANTITATIVE INTERPRETATION
Friday, 12 December 0900-1030 hours Ahmad Riza Ghazali, PETRONAS
Room 402 Jan Rindschwentner, SapuraKencana Energy
TECHNICAL SESSION 43: SMART FIELDS /
INTEGRATED OPERATIONS II Time Paper
Session Chairperson: 0900 17873 Assessing the Added Value of
Kartina Ali, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. Broadband Seismic in Quantitative
Raymond Tibbles, Cairn India Ltd. Interpretation: A Case Study Using an
Integrated 3D Modelling Workflow
Time Paper G. Chao, V. Clerget, A. Azher and
0900 17830 Smart Field Deployment - Towards the S. Sengupta, Total E&P France
Appropriate Level of Smartness _____________________________________________
P. Engbers, P. Male and C.F. Chai, Shell 0930 18052 Hybrid Waveform Classification
Global Solutions Intl. B.V. Applied to Delineate Compartments in
_____________________________________________ a Complex Reservoir in the Malay
0930 18022 A SCADA By-Pass Method to Bring Basin
Fiber-Optics Distributed Temperature B.M. Arshin, A. Ghazali, Y.K. Amin and
and Reservoir Pressure Data to A.E. Barnes, PETRONAS
Reservoir Engineers! _____________________________________________
A. Chaudhary, P. Maguet, G. Naveda and
L. Zhang, Schlumberger; K.J. Zhi and A.B. 1000 17944 Quantitative Comparison of Three
A. Hamid, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. Spectral Decomposition Methods
_____________________________________________ D.C. Adams and D. Markus, Saddleback
1000 18050 Real-Time Blending Optimisation in Geosolutions LLC.
Upstream - Operating on the Edge
C. Zuluaga, H.Y. Law, N.A. Jamil and
O. Bashorun, Sarawak Shell Bhd.; P.H.
Phua, B.G. Teoh and J. Briers, Shell
Global Solutions Malaysia

Room 406/407 Room 410
TECHNICAL SESSION 46: FAULT & FRACTURE TECHNICAL SESSION 48: INTEGRATED
CHARACTERISATION RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT
Marie Lefranc, Schlumberger Amar J. Alshehri, Saudi Aramco
Adriaan Bal, Baker Hughes Arnaud Lenail-Chouteau, Total E&P Malaysia

0900 18225 Fault Seal Assessment of a Fractured 0900 18119 Developing Strategies and Guidelines
Carbonate Reservoir Using 3D of Reservoir Data Acquisition
Geomechanical Characterisation, Abu Campaigns in One of the Major
Dhabi Operators in North Field - Qatar
M. Sirat, ADCO; A.L. Shinde, M. Al-Sharawy, F.A. Haidar,
R. Al Naeimi and S.V. Perumalla, A.A. Al-Medaihki, H.A. Al Meer and
Baker Hughes Inc. A. Kandil, Qatargas Operating Co. Ltd.
_____________________________________________ _____________________________________________
0930 18028 Comprehensive Multipore System 0930 18027 Using 4D Seismic Surveys and
Analysis for a Better Understanding of History Matching to Estimate Critical
Metasediments Reservoir Deliverability and Maximum Gas Saturation
- A Case Study From the South Malay D.C. Obidegwu, R.L. Chassagne and C.
Basin Offshore Peninsular, Malaysia Macbeth, Heriot-Watt U.
G.R. Gaafar, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. _____________________________________________
Bhd.; E.A. Nagm and K. Sillapasert, 1000 17718 Successful Restimulation of Western
Halliburton Siberian Oil Fields With Channel
_____________________________________________ Fracturing Technique
1000 17993 Tight Fractured Reservoirs: A A. Yudin and V. Rapeyko, Schlumberger;
Challenging Environment for LWD M.A. Kuznetsov, I.I. Pritula, K. Ibragimov
Operations Optimisation & Fluid Path and D. Gorbunov, Slavneft-
Detection Megionneftegaz; A. Rudnitsky, Slavneft
F. Pampuri, R. Berto, M. Borghi and
A. Casero, Eni S.p.A; M. Firinu, Eni
Australia Ltd.
Friday, 12 December 1100-1230 hours
Plenary Theatre
PANEL SESSION 3: WHATS SO
Friday, 12 December 0900-1030 hours UNCONVENTIONAL ABOUT UNCONVENTIONAL
Room 408/409 OIL & GAS?
TECHNICAL SESSION 47: PUSHING THE FIELDS
RECOVERY FACTOR Moderator:
Andrew Faulkner, Chief Executive Officer, Arrow
Session Chairpersons: Energy Pty. Ltd.
Mohamad Othman, PETRONAS
Anwar Raja Ibrahim, PetroMalaysia Sdn. Bhd. Speakers:
Robert Daniels, Senior Vice President,
Time Paper International and Deepwater Exploration,
0900 SPE- Review of a Forgotten Technology Anadarko
171239 With High Potential - The World Alison Goligher, Executive Vice President
-RPT Largest Nitrogen Based IOR Project in Unconventionals, Shell International Exploration
the Supergiant Field Cantarell, Mexico & Production B.V.
M.S.P. Guzmann, The Linde Group Frdric Paux, Deputy Vice President New
_____________________________________________ Business, Total
0930 18128 The Art of Balancing the Cost and Bernard Montaron, Technical Director,
Value for Field Development Schlumberger Asia
K. Chan, R. Masoudi and M. Othman, Matt Vanderfeen, Vice President Petroleum
PETRONAS Consulting, Weatherford
_____________________________________________
1000 18176 Role of Sandstone Mineral
Compositions and Rock Quality on
the Performance of Low-Salinity
Waterflooding
A.M. Shehata and H.A. Nasr-El-Din,
Texas A&M U.

Room 302 Room 304
TECHNICAL SESSION 49: ENVIRONMENT TECHNICAL SESSION 51: ADVANCES IN
Session Chairpersons: GEOPHYSICS - BOREHOLE GEOPHYSICS
Andrew Shepherd, Shell Malaysia Session Chairpersons:
Mohammad Khadhrawi, Saudi Aramco Arthur Barnes, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.
Deva Ghosh, U. Teknologi PETRONAS
Time Paper
1100 17833 Environmentally Friendly Manifa Field Time Paper
Development - The Worlds Largest 1100 18201 Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) in
J. Arukhe, Saudi Aramco Fishhook Wells for Complex Reservoir
_____________________________________________ Development
1130 18215 LULA Exercise: Testing the Oil Spill I. Nizkous, D. Kiyashchenko and
Response to a Deep Sea Blow-Out, D. Joinson, Brunei Shell Petroleum Co.
With a Unique Combination of Surface Sdn. Bhd.; E. Jooris, Shell U.K. Ltd.;
and Subsea Response Techniques M.A. Md-Janah, Brunei Shell Petroleum
C. Michel, L. Cazes and C. Eygun, Total Co. Sdn. Bhd.
E&P Angola; L. Page-Jones and _____________________________________________
J-Y. Huet, OTRA 1130 17845 Evaluation of Borehole Casing
_____________________________________________ Sources for Electromagnetic Imaging
1200 18212 Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Deep Formations
Reduction for an LNG Plant - A.F. Marsala, Saudi Aramco; A.D. Hibbs,
Technology Assessment Study GroundMetrics Inc; H.F. Morrison,
A.A. Subedar, K.A. Al-Sulaiti, Berkeley Geophysics Assoc.
R.M. Al-Rashdi and I. Bawazir, Qatargas _____________________________________________
Operating Co. Ltd. 1200 17803 Reducing Drilling Risk Using Look-
ahead VSP - A Success Case Study
for Carbonate Exploration Well,
Offshore Vietnam
Friday, 12 December 1100-1230 hours T. Nguyen Dac, M. Sanders, P. Millot and
Room 303 S. U. Rehman, Schlumberger; C. J.
TECHNICAL SESSION 50: PETROLEUM SYSTEMS Golding, G. Aquilina and R. Fichera, Eni
OF SOUTHEAST ASIA
Mohammed Jamaal Hoesni, PETRONAS E&P Friday, 12 December 1100-1230 hours
Technology Center Room 401
Mark Thomsen, Esso Australia Pty. Ltd. TECHNICAL SESSION 52: SAND CONTROL
Time Paper Session Chairpersons:
1100 18198 The India-Asia Collision and the Greg Dean, Baker Hughes
Offsetting of a Petroleum Province Rob Pounds, Halliburton
Across the Indo-Burma Chain
P. Dattilo and A. Wardhana, Total Time Paper
_____________________________________________ 1100 SPE- A New Methodology of Selecting Sand
1130 17898 Evaluating the Stratigraphy, Reservoir 170691 Control Technique in Open Hole
Quality and Seal Potential of a Paleo- -RPT Completions
Stepped Slope Setting - Offshore NW M. Parlar, R.J. Tibbles, B. Gadiyar and
Borneo B. Stamm, Schlumberger
E. Scott and W. Abraham, Talisman _____________________________________________
Energy 1130 17977 Performance of Autonomous Inflow
_____________________________________________ Control Completion in Heavy Oil
1200 18186 Basin Modelling Study of Deepwater Reservoirs
Block R (DWR) Offshore Sabah and Its E. Eltaher, M.H. Sefat, K. Muradov and
Correlation With Surface Geochemical D. Davies, Heriot-Watt U.
Analysis _____________________________________________
J. Jong, D.A. Nuraini and M.A. Khamis, 1200 17814 Enhancing Efficiency of HCl Based
JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration Stimulating Fluids by Creating In-Situ
(Deepwater Sabah) Ltd. Carbonic Acid Using Nickel
Nanoparticles
N. Raj and T.V. Pal, Pandit Deendayal
Petroleum U.

Room 402 Room 405
TECHNICAL SESSION 53: WELL RESERVOIR AND TECHNICAL SESSION 55: RESERVOIR
FACILITY MANAGEMENT II CHARACTERISATION - INTERPRETATION
Saifon Daungkaew, Schlumberger Keith Myers, WesternGeco
Clare Billeau, Brunei Shell Petroleum Co. Sdn. Bhd. Suhaileen Shahar, PETRONAS

1100 17720 Innovative Well Intervention 1100 17887 Optimisation of Development Well
Techniques to Sustain Production in Locations in T Gas Field, Malay
Mature Offshore Fields Basin; Key Seismic Learnings From
N.S. Koshy, S. Anand and S.V. Phase 1 Drilling Program
Vadapally, Cairn India Pty. Ltd. M. Abu Samah, Y. Lye and S. Jaynes,
_____________________________________________ ExxonMobil Exploration and Production
1130 17764 Numerical Analysis on the 3D Malaysia Inc.
Mechanical Behaviour of Completion _____________________________________________
Tubing Under Subsidence Loading 1130 17925 Unlocking the Secrets of Seismic
X. Shen and R. Pounds, Halliburton Anomalies in the Load Transfer
_____________________________________________ Domain
1200 17943 Innovative Flow Calculation to A. Selnes, Ikon Science Norway;
Improve the Accuracy of Coriolis A. Edwards, N. Whitfield and K. Waters,
Meters Ikon Science Ltd.
W. Mei, F.T. Khelawi, A.F. Anazi, M.A. _____________________________________________
Zarea and H.I. Fallatah, Saudi Aramco 1200 17960 Merging Chronostratigraphic
Modelling and Full Volume
Interpretation
Friday, 12 December 1100-1230 hours S. Jayr and E. Labrunye, Paradigm
Room 403/404 Geophysical Pty. Ltd.
TECHNICAL SESSION 54: RESERVOIR
DESCRIPTION IN EOR
Session Chairpersons: Friday, 12 December 1100-1230 hours
Min-Teong Lim, PETRONAS Room 406/407
Qun Li, China National Petroleum Corp. TECHNICAL SESSION 56: RESERVOIR
CHARATERISATION - QUANTITATIVE
Time Paper INTERPRETATION
1100 18125 The Impact of Rock Pore Structure on Session Chairpersons:
CO2 Relative Permeability Mark Sams, Ikon Science
A. Traki and M. Sohrabi, Heriot-Watt U. Vincent Kong, Schlumberger
_____________________________________________
1130 17762 An Investigation of Micro-Emulsion Time Paper
and Fine Foams Induced by EOR 1100 18024 Investigations Into Thin Bed and AVO
Application in Malaysian Fields Amplitude Response, East Malaysia
N. Borhan, N.H. Halim and J.M. Bin M S. Tan and E. Andersen, Talisman
Ibrahim, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Malaysia Ltd.
Bhd. _____________________________________________
_____________________________________________ 1130 17836 Jambi Merang Carbonate Gas
1200 18090 Evaluation of Superparamagnetic Reservoir, Onshore Sumatra: Using
Nanoparticle-Based Heating for Flow 3D Seismic Attributes to Guide
Assurance in Subsea Flowlines Porosity Modelling
P. Mehta and C. Huh, The U. of Texas at R. Owens, S. Hallstrom, C. Guenard and
Austin; S.L. Bryant, U. of Calgary G. Aipassa, Talisman Energy Inc.
_____________________________________________
1200 18075 The Impact of Broadband Seismic
Acquisition and Implications for
Interpretation and Reservoir Model
Building
C. Gehman and A. Spedding, Hess E&P
Malaysia
Friday, 12 December 1100-1230 hours 1200 17859 Saudi Arabias Giant Manifa
Room 408/409 Oilfield Development: Lessons From
TECHNICAL SESSION 57: RESERVOIR Integrating Technologies
DESCRIPTION AND FLOW DYNAMICS J. Arukhe and W. De Landro, Saudi
Aramco
George Moridis, Lawrence Berkeley Lab
Glenda Chang, Vestigo Petroleum Sdn. Bhd.
Time Paper Plenary Theatre
1100 18159 Coupled Fluid Flow and PANEL SESSION 4: COLLABORATION,
Geomechanics Modelling for DFIT OUTSOURCING OR BUILDING INTERNAL
Analysis in Unconventional Gas CAPABILITIES? LESSONS LEARNT!
Development Moderator:
C. Meng, Shell China Innovation and Roland Horne, Professor, Energy Resource
R&D Centre and Massachusetts Inst. Dept., Stanford U.
of Technology; L. Wei, Shell China
Innovation and R&D Centre; R. Yuan, Speakers:
Shell China E&P Co. John Boardman, Vice Chairman, RISC Pty. Ltd.
_____________________________________________ Gilles de Noblet, Vice President, Corporate
1130 18168 Maximising Value of Gas Tracer Projects, Schlumberger
Surveillance via Simulation Ray Mitro, Chief Subsurface & Technology
I. Mammadli, T. Ibrahimov, K. Sadikoglu, Officer
A. Mamedov and S. Sadigov, BP Bakheet Al Katheeri, Chief Operation Officer,
_____________________________________________ Mubadala Petroleum
1200 17840 Effect of High Reynolds and Capillary
Numbers on Over-Pressured Rich Gas
Condensate Reservoir Development Friday, 12 December 1430-1600 hours
B. Mabrouki, L. Sturman and C. Butphet, Room 302
Brunei Shell Petroleum Co. Sdn. Bhd.; TECHNICAL SESSION 59: PERFORMANCE
A. Peacock, Sarawak Shell Bhd. ENHANCEMENT
Doug Finley, Halliburton
Friday, 12 December 1100-1230 hours Susan Flynn, ExxonMobil
Room 410
TECHNICAL SESSION 58: CARBONATE FIELD - Time Paper
CASE STUDIES 1430 17972 Downhole Monitoring of Multicluster,
Session Chairpersons: Multistage Horizontal Well Fracturing
Mofazzal Hossain, Curtin U. With Fiber Optic Distributed Acoustic
Usman Ahmed, Baker Hughes Sensing (DAS) and Distributed
Temperature Sensing (DTS)
Time Paper P.A. Sookprasong, R.S. Hurt and C.C.
1100 18126 Extending the Life of Brown Field Gill, Baker Hughes Inc.
Developments by Acoustic Impedance _____________________________________________
- Conditioned 3D Reservoir Modelling: 1500 17737 How Malfunctioning Completion
An Example From a Mature Gulf of Accessories Affect Well Performance
Suez Carbonate Producing Asset (Ras Offshore Saudi Arabia
Fanar Field), Egypt M. Al-Khanferi and A. Bubshait, Saudi
R.D. Vaughan, RWE DEA Egypt Aramco; M. Abd El-Fattah, H. Al-Shabibi
_____________________________________________ and M. Bawazir, Schlumberger
1130 17761 Development Optimisation and _____________________________________________
Application in a Giant Carbonate 1530 17730 A Newly-Developed Experimental
Oilfield Under Low Remuneration Fee, Method for Evaluation of Mudcake
Y Oilfield in Iraq Removal Efficiency Using
D. Hu, R. Guo, M. Feng, L. Wang and Hydrodynamic Action of Mudcake
L. Wei, Research Inst. of Petroleum Cleaning Fluid
Exploration and Development, M.K. Al-Arfaj and Md. Amanullah, Saudi
PetroChina; Y. Wu, Greatwall Drilling Co, Aramco
CNPC; Y. Luo, Jidong Oilfield Co.,
CNPC; P. Tian, Iraqi Co., CNPC
_____________________________________________

Room 303 Room 401
TECHNICAL SESSION 60: PETROLEUM SYSTEMS - TECHNICAL SESSION 62: DRILLING INNOVATIONS
CONCEPTS AND CASE STUDIES Session Chairpersons:
Session Chairpersons: George Moridis, Lawrence Berkerley Lab
Keith Myers, WesternGeco Ben Gedge, Weatherford
Alfred Liaw, Anadarko Petroleum Corp.
Time Paper
Time Paper 1430 17983 Automated Racking-Board Pipe -
1430 18063 Is Your Trap Filled to Spill? Handling System Eliminates Hazards
D. Peacock, Gaffney, Cline & Associates of Tripping Operations, Reduces Rig
_____________________________________________ Personnel, and Creates Consistent
1500 18123 Palaeozoic Basins and Petroleum Tripping Speeds in Line With Best Rig
Systems of Arabia in a Wider Context Crew Performance
P. Spaak and M. Spaak, Shell Intl. E&P A.S. Jaber, Weatherford Canada
_____________________________________________ Partnership; D. Miller, Nabors Drilling
1530 18011 Petroleum System, Migration and _____________________________________________
Charge History in the Neo- and Meso- 1500 18217 Successful Application of Innovative
Proterozoic Series of the Taoudenni Technology Improves Lubricity of
Basin, Adrar: Insights From Fluid High Performance Water-Based Mud
Inclusions Systems in Challenging Environments
J. Girard, H. Eichenseer and A. Kabbej, A. Maliardi, M. Sergiacomo and L. Del
Total; K.M. Idris, Qatar Petroleum Intl. Gaudio, Eni
_____________________________________________
1530 17741 New Generation of High Strength
Friday, 12 December 1430-1600 hours Sour Service Drill Pipe: A Breakthrough
Room 304 Innovation to Address Ultradeep and
TECHNICAL SESSION 61: PRODUCTION Extended - Reach Drilling Challenges
MAINTENANCE, INTEGRITY AND CHEMISTRY III - Combined With H2S Environments
STIMULATION V. Flores, R. Rodrigues and K. Godeke,
Vallourec Drilling Products; F. Thebault,
Session Chairperson:
Vallourec Research Center
Raymond Tibbles, Cairn India Ltd.
Zainun Yusof, Granherne Pty. Ltd.
Time Paper Friday, 12 December 1430-1600 hours

1430 17782 New Insights About Acid Fracture Room 402
Conductivity at Laboratory Scale TECHNICAL SESSION 63: DEEPWATER AND PRE-
A. Nino-Penaloza, Baker Hughes; SALT DEVELOPMENT
A. Al-Momen, Saudi Aramco; D. Zhu and Session Chairpersons:
A.D. Hill, Texas A&M U. Michael Jellison, NOV Grant Prideco
_____________________________________________ Dante Cerron, Schlumberger
1500 18014 Stimulation Through ESP: An
Innovative Solution to Improve Time Paper
Production 1430 17760 Maximising Deepwater Asset Value
S. Spagnolo, S. Pilone, L. Mauri and With Subsea Processing: Employing
G. Diciaula, Eni S.p.A. Synergy on Subsea Fluid Sampling
_____________________________________________ N. Abili, F.D. Duclocher, G. Citi and M.
1530 17797 High-Temperature Fracturing Fluids Gassert, Eni
Using Produced Water With Extremely _____________________________________________
High TDS and Hardness 1500 17963 Representative Subsea Sampling: A
L. Li, H. Sun, Q. Qu, M.P. Mehle, M.G. Key Enabler for Flow Assurance and
Ault, A. Morse, J. Zhou and D. Smith, Better Metering Uncertainty
Baker Hughes B. Pinguet, OneSubsea; B. Theron,
Schlumberger; Y. Leong, OnSubsea
_____________________________________________
1530 17745 Analysis of Riser Mechanical Behavior
Using Beam-Column Theory
Y. Wang, D. Gao and J. Fang, China U.
of Petroleum, Beijing
Friday, 12 December 1430-1600 hours 1530 17947 Inversion of Towed Streamer EM Data
Room 403/404 in 2.5D and 3D Using Efficient Finite
TECHNICAL SESSION 64: UNCONVENTIONALS - Element and Integral Equation
NEW APPROACHES AND FRONTIERS Algorithms
F.L. Engelmark, PGS Asia Pacific Pte.
Session Chairpersons: Ltd.; J. Mattsson, PGS Technology AB;
Ray Johnson, Unconventional Reservoir Solutions Z. Du, PGS Exploration (UK) Ltd.
Jim Venditto, Trican Well Service Ltd.
Time Paper
1430 18000 New Inversion Method to Determine Friday, 12 December 1430-1600 hours
In-Situ Stress From Borehole Induced Room 406/407
Fractures TECHNICAL SESSION 66: RESERVOIR
J. Huang, The U. of Newcastle; S. Wong, CHARACTERISATION - ROCK PHYSICS
Shell Intl. E&P Inc. Session Chairperson:
_____________________________________________ Jan Rindschwentner, SapuraKencana Energy
1500 18203 Jordan Field Experiment - An Oil Carter Gehman, Hess E&P Malaysia B.V.
Shale Production Pilot Using ICP
Technology Time Paper
J. Emmen and T. Fowler, Shell Intl. E&P 1430 18121 Rock Physics Modelling in Oil and
B.V.; T. Meijssen, Jordan Oil Shale Co. Gas Field Development, a
B.V. Methodology for Reservoir
_____________________________________________ Characterisation Below Shallow Gas
1530 17991 Implementation of a Fit-for-Purpose Y.B. M Yusoff, N.A. Radzi, A. Khalil,
Cementing Technology for the First A. Amdan and C.W. Hong, PETRONAS
Gas Hydrate Production in Japan Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; J. Zeb and J. Ting,
S. Taoutaou, S. Ashraf and U. Takahashi, CGG
Schlumberger; T. Ikawa, Japan _____________________________________________
Petroleum Exploration Co. Ltd.; 1500 18040 Stochastic Rock Physics Inversion
K. Yamamoto, JOGMEC C.M. Cobos, Repsol Services; J.P.
Castagna, U. of Houston
_____________________________________________
Friday, 12 December 1430-1600 hours 1530 17911 Fast-Track Rock Properties From
Room 405 Broadband Seismic Data
TECHNICAL SESSION 65: ADVANCES IN A. Geisslinger and A. Salleh, Brunei
GEOPHYSICS - NON-SEISMIC METHODS Shell Petroleum
Emin Ulugergerli, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.
Garrett Kramer, Schlumberger Friday, 12 December 1430-1600 hours
Rom 408/409
Time Paper SPECIAL SESSION: MAXIMISING THE
1430 17978 Reducing Inversion Ambiguity by POTENTIAL OF NATURAL GAS: POLICIES &
Use of Reservoir Simulation a Priori TECHNOLOGIES
Information in Microgravity Oil-Water A distinguished panel of experts will cover
Flood Front Monitoring the spectrum of gas policies and relevant gas
A.F. Marsala, A.M. Ton Loermans, technologies essential to further tap the potential of
S. Lyngra and D.T. Georgi, Saudi natural gas.
Aramco; G. Dyatlov, C.M. Edwards, Y.A. Moderator:
Dashevsky and A.N. Vasilevskiy, Baker Choo Kang-soo, Regional Coordinator for Asia,
Hughes Inc. International Gas Union
_____________________________________________
1500 17935 Integrating Broadband Seismic and Speakers:
CSEM to De-risk Exploration Targets Neil Gilmour, Vice President, Integrated Gas
D. Kiyashchenko, Brunei Shell Petroleum Development, Royal Dutch Shell
Co. Sdn. Bhd.; Y. Fan, Shell Projects Hiroshi Hashimoto, Senior Analyst, Gas Group,
and Technology; D. Blades, A. Geisslinger, Institute of Energy Economics, Japan
F. Hindriks and M. See, Brunei Shell Ieda Gomes, Director, Energix Strategy Ltd.
Petroleum Co. Sdn. Bhd.; J. Hazewinkel, Datuk Abdullah Karim, Vice President & Venture
Shell Projects and Technology Director, LNG Projects - Domestic, Global LNG,
_____________________________________________ Upstream, PETRONAS
Stephen Roeper, Manager LNG Portfolio
Marketing, ExxonMobil Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd.

Room 410
TECHNICAL SESSION 67: MALAYSIA CASE Visit the IPTC Booth #A405
STUDIES - INNOVATIONS IN DEVELOPMENT Exhibition Hall 4
Adriaan Bal, Baker Hughes Pick up your 8th IPTC technical papers
Vipin Prakash Gupta, PETRONAS on CD Proceedings
Time Paper Complete the Attendee Survey

1430 18153 Quantification of Uncertainty of for your chance to win lucky draw prizes
Reserves With High Quality History at the Closing Session.
Matching Models in a Mature Field
R.D. Tewari, PETRONAS Carigali Find out more about upcoming IPTCs:
Sdn. Bhd.; D. Jeong, Schlumberger; Volunteer as a Committee Member
R. Mohd Khalid, PETRONAS Carigali Submit Technical Papers
Sdn. Bhd.; C. Kittrell, Schlumberger; T.R. Exhibit
Tg Othman, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Sponsorship
Bhd. Educational Activities
_____________________________________________ and much more!
1500 17791 A Systematic Approach in Delivering
Infill and EOR Opportunities to
Redevelop a Highly Complex Mature
Field: A Case Study Join Our Worldwide
R.A. Karim, H. Lee, C. Hong, M.M. Latif,
H. Anggono, N.H. Hussain and M.C.
Membership !
Tayok, EORC; R.D. Tewari, PETRONAS
Carigali Sdn. Bhd. Visit the AAPG, EAGE, SEG
_____________________________________________
1530 17753 Smart Horizontal Well Drilling and
and SPE Booths in
Completion for Effective Development Exhibition Hall 5
of Thin Oil-Rim Reservoirs in Malaysia
K. Chan, R. Masoudi, H. Karkooti, Representatives are available to answer
R. Shaedin and M. Othman, PETRONAS questions about membership, dues,
programmes plus other benefits and services.
Closing Session
Friday, 12 December 1615 1800 hours Conference Hall 2, Level 3
The Closing Session will highlight the 3-day conference programme and the major topics that have been presented
and discussed. Awards will be presented to the winners of the Student Projects who participated in the Education
Week Programme. In addition, the Closing Session will include the introduction of the next IPTC in Doha. The
session will close with a final expression of thanks to the host and co-host organisations, all the committees,
speakers, sponsors, exhibitors, and delegates for their continued support of this landmark event.
Complete the Attendee Survey for your chance to win lucky draw prizes at the Closing Session:
Online at http://www.iptcnet.org/go/14survey
Scan the survey code with your mobile device
IPTC Booth located at stand A405 in Exhibition Hall 4, Ground Floor
Speaker/Author Check-In at Room 305, Level 3
Knowledge Sharing (ePoster) Stations on Level 3 and 4 of the
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Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions will feature a variety of technical posters covering a range of technical disciplines.
An ePoster is an electronic version of the traditional poster, presented on a large digital touch screen. The electronic
format offers the added benefit of animation and video to enhance visual experience and provide greater interactivity
between delegates and authors.
During the ePoster Session, presenters will give short presentations in an informal setting and facilitate direct discussions
with delegates at designated ePoster stations located at the Level 3 & 4 Foyers. ePosters are also available for view
at the stations throughout the conference. We encourage all delegates to take a moment during the session breaks to
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RESERVOIR ENGINEERING 1530 17950 Foams Prove Effectiveness for
STATION 1 Gas Injection Conformance and
Wednesday, 10 December Sweep Efficiency Improvement in a
Low Porosity Fractured Reservoir -
Time Paper Field Pilots
1600 17724 Evaluation of Polymer Flooding A. Ocampo-Florez, A. Restrepo,
Potential Based on Orthogonal N. Rendon, J. Coronado, J. Correa,
Design and BP Artificial Neural D. Ramirez, M. Torres and R. Sanabria,
Network Equion Energia Ltd.; S. Lopera,
C. Wang, Geoscience Research Universidad Nacional De Colombia
Inst., Shengli Oilfield Co., Sinopec; (Alternate paper in technical session 47)
J. Hou, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing;
X. Cao and G. Wu, Geoscience Friday, 12 December
Research Inst., Shengli Oilfield Co.,
Sinopec; Y. Wang, China U. of Time Paper
Petroleum, Beijing 1030 17775 Mechanistic Modelling for Field
(Alternate paper in technical session 47) Trial of Enhanced Water-Alternating-
Gas (EWAG) Injection in Malaysian
1630 17951 Single Well Chemical Tracer Tests Oilfields
to Assess Low Salinity Water and Y.Y. Foo, R. Zhafri and R.D. Tewari,
Surfactant EOR Processes in West PETRONAS; T.H. Graves, PetroTel
Africa (Alternate paper in technical session 18)
C. Callegaro, F. Masserano,
M. Bartosek, R. Buscaglia and
R. Visintin, Eni S.p.A.; S.K. Hartvig and RESERVOIR ENGINEERING
O. Huseby, Restrack AS STATION 2
(Alternate paper in technical session 8) Wednesday, 10 December
Time Paper
1700 17821 Optimisation of the Low Salinity 1600 17992 A Dynamic Discrete Fracture Model
Water Injection Process in for Simulation of Tight Low-
Carbonate Reservoirs Permeability Reservoirs
E.W. Al-Shalabi, K. Sepehrnoori and Z. Lei, C. Tian, F. Wang, W. Wang and
M. Delshad, U. of Texas At Austin H. Peng, Research Inst. of Petroleum
(Alternate paper in technical session 8) Exploration and Development,
PetroChina; T. Wang, Q. Li and Z. Yu,
1730 17862 Modelling the Combined Effect of China U. of Petroleum, Beijing
Injecting Low Salinity Water and (Alternate paper in technical session 28)
Carbon Dioxide on Oil Recovery
From Carbonate Cores 1630 18077 Alkali Surfactant Polymer Flooding
E.W. Al-Shalabi, K. Sepehrnoori and Using Ammonia for Offshore Use
G.A. Pope, The U. of Texas at Austin E. van den Pol, C.H.T. van Rijn and
(Alternate paper in technical session 57) D.W. van Batenburg, Shell Global
Solutions Intl. B.V.; J.G. Southwick,
Thursday, 11 December Shell Sarawak Bhd.; A.A. Mastan, A.A.
Time Paper Abdul Manap and S.A. Razak,
1030 18115 Three Dimensional Visualisation PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.
of Solvent Chamber Growth in (Alternate paper in technical session 8)
Solvent Injection Processes: An
Experimental Approach 1700 17822 Workflow for Modelling an Arbitrary
F. Fang and T. Babadagli, U. of Alberta Number of Fluid Slugs in a Wellbore
(Alternate paper in technical session 57) Using a Commercial Reservoir
Simulator
K. Mogensen, Maersk Oil Research &
Technology Centre
(Alternate paper in technical session 18)
1730 18134 Low Temperature Carbon Dioxide 1730 18117 Numerical Simulation of Natural Gas
Injection in High Temperature Oil Transport in Shale Formation Using
Reservoirs Generalised Lattice Boltzmann
Z. Hamdi, M. Bt. Awang and B. Moradi, Method
U. Teknologi PETRONAS Y. Ning, Y. Jiang and G. Qin, U. of
(Alternate paper in technical session 28) Houston
Time Paper Thursday, 11 December
1030 17949 Multiscale Simulations of Fluid Flow Time Paper
in Nanopores for Shale Gas 1030 17920 Challenges in Data Integration,
K. Umeda, R. Li, Y. Sawa, H. Yamabe, Design and Modelling of the
Y. Liang, H. Honda, S. Murata and Coreflood for FWAG EOR
T. Matsuoka; Kyoto U.; T. Akai and S. Jalan, H. Karkooti, R. Masoudi, B.M.
S. Takagi, JOGMEC Baruah and N. Salmi, PETRONAS
(Alternate paper in technical session 28) (Alternate paper in technical session 18)
1530 17894 Factors to Consider During the Pre-

Friday, 12 December Screening Stage for Marginal
Time Paper Offshore Heavy Oil Field Production
1030 17990 Evaluation and Comparison of O. Akuanyionwu and T. Solbakken,
Available Tracer Methods for Schlumberger; J. Mackintosh, Apache
Determining Residual Oil Saturation (Alternate paper in technical session 54)
and Developing an Innovative Single
Well Tracer Technique: Dual Salinity Friday, 12 December
Tracer Time Paper
R. Khaledialidusti and J. Kleppe, 1030 18152 A Non-Isothermal Wellbore Model
Norwegian U. of Science & Technology; With Complex Structure and Its
S. Enayatpour, The U. of Texas at Austin Application in Well Testing
(Alternate paper in technical session 57) S. Zheng, London South Bank U.;
Y. Zhang, Heriot-Watt U.
RESERVOIR ENGINEERING
STATION 3
Wednesday, 10 December RESERVOIR ENGINEERING
STATION 4
Time Paper
1600 17809 A New Approach to ASP Flooding in Wednesday, 10 December
High Saline and Hard Carbonate Time Paper
Reservoirs 1630 17964 3D Numerical Dynamic
S.A. Kalwar, K.A. Elraies and M.K. Geomechanical Analyses of
Memon, U. Teknologi PETRONAS; Compaction, Subsidence and Fault
S. Kumar, Weatherford Oil Tools Middle Reactivation Throughout Multiple
East-Pakistan; G. Abbas, U. Teknologi Producing and Injecting Reservoirs
PETRONAS; A.H. Mithani, PETRONAS of a Sarawak Offshore Oil and Gas
Carigali Sdn. Bhd. Field, Malaysia
(Alternate paper in technical session 8) Z. Fang, A. Younessi, Baker Hughes;
V.Y. Hon, I. Refli and M.F. M. Piah,
1630 17734 Well Completion Data Adjustment PETRONAS
Workflow for Reservoir Simulation
M. Ismael, H. Khawaja and U. Nahdi, 1700 18146 The Evolution of Artificial Lift
Saudi Aramco; M. Akhtar, Schlumberger Completions in an Offshore
(Alternate paper in technical session 28) Brownfield in Malaysia
M.H. Zulkapli, PETRONAS Carigali
1700 18074 Application of PSO and MOPSO to Sdn. Bhd.; M.M. Salim, M.Z. Zaini,
Gas Injection Analysis M.E. Rivero Colmenares, C. Curteis and
Y. Kato, H. Okano and S. Takahashi, W. Sepulveda, Schlumberger
JOGMEC
1730 18206 Reviving Oil Productions in a High MID-STREAM GAS

Water Cut Well by Perforating New STATION 5
Potential Zones With a Combination Wednesday, 10 December
of Services Using Fiber Optic Enabled
Coiled Tubing Time Paper
A.A. Mohd Noor, A.Hadi Keong, 1630 18200 Capturing Flared Gas Value Via High-
P. Djanaka and K. Ronzhin, Efficiency, Small-Scale Gas-to-
Schlumberger Liquids Technology
E. Gal, H. Fang, M. Qin, R. Koros,
Thursday, 11 December A. Keller, G. Boyajian, and
E. Tenenbaum, Primus Green Energy
Time Paper
1030 18116 Why is it Possible to Produce Oil Thursday, 11 December
From the Ekofisk Field for Another 40
Years? Time Paper
T. Puntervold, S. Strand, R. Ellouz and 1530 17955 The First Mercury Removal From
T. Austad, U. of Stavanger Natural Gas Stream Using Solid
Supported Ionic Liquid - A Fast Track
Technology Development From
1530 17798 EOR Advisor System: A Proof-Of Concept to
Comprehensive Approach to EOR Commercialisation
Selection Y. Kuah, A. Hassan and M. Abai,
J. Moreno, O. Gurpinar and Y. Liu, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.; M.A.
Schlumberger; A. Al-Kinani and N. Cakir, Ishak and S. M Shariff, Technology
myr:conn solutions Management Dept., PETRONAS
Friday, 12 December Friday, 12 December

1030 17903 Successful Application of Through 1030 17789 Best Practices in Sulfur Recovery
Casing Saturation Technology to Unit (SRU) Sampling and Catalyst
Increase Oil Production in an Management
Offshore Mature Well O. Onasanya, Saudi Aramco
M. Hughes, Talisman Malaysia Ltd.; (Alternate paper in technical session 14)
H. Kramer, Roke Technologies Ltd.;
M.N. Ramli and R.A. Razak, Talisman
Malaysia Ltd.; K. Valouiski, Roke
Eurasia Sdn. Bhd. UNCONVENTIONAL
STATION 6
Time Paper
1600 18045 Core Analysis Challenges and
Solutions in Characterising Coal
Mechanical Properties for
Successful Drilling and Completion
of Horizontal Coal Bed Methane
Well
T. Gan, Arrow Energy Pty. Ltd.;
R. Puspitasari, M. Loth and Z.J.
Pallikathekathil, Schlumberger; J. Luft,
Arrow Energy Pty. Ltd.
1630 18155 An Evaluation of Various Perforating

Designs Performance in Reducing
Near Wellbore Friction During
Fracturing
A.M. Al-Momin and A.H. Al-Saihati,
Saudi Aramco
1700 17982 Mature Assets to Unconventional UNCONVENTIONAL

Reservoirs: CT Deployed Hydrajet STATION 7
(Abrasive) Perforating Offers Many Wednesday, 10 December
Stimulation Alternatives
B.W. McDaniel, Halliburton Time Paper
1600 18142 Slickwater Chemistry Concerns and
Field Water Management in Tight
1730 17853 Fracture and Wellbore Spacing Gas
Optimisation in Multistage D. Langille, Shell Canada Ltd.;
Fractured Horizontal Wellbores: M. Scheck, Sarawak Shell Bhd.;
Learnings From Our Experience on B. Seligman, Shell Chemicals
Canadian Unconventional Americas Inc.
Resources (Alternate paper in technical session 5)
A.S. Ziarani and C. Chen, Trican Well
Service Ltd.; A. Cui, Trican Geological 1630 18092 Mechanical Damage
Solutions; D. Quirk, Trican GeoTomo Characterisation in Proppant Packs
Microseismic; D. Roney, Lone Pine Using Acoustic Measurements
Resources A. Aderibigbe, C.C. Valdes and
(Alternate paper in technical session 5) Z. Heidari, Texas A&M U.; T. Fuss,
Saint-Gobain Proppants
Thursday, 11 December (Alternate paper in technical session 5)
Time Paper 1730 17916 Geologic Framework of the Laurel
1030 18094 Improved Methods for Assessing in Formation, Canning Basin
Situ Stress in Unconventional Shale M. Elkhalgi and R. Rezaee, Curtin U.
Reservoirs in Tectonically Stressed
Settings Thursday, 11 December
K. Glover, Trican Geological Solutions;
R. Hawkes, Trican Well Service; Time Paper
A. Cui, Trican Geological Solutions 1030 18107 Unconventionals - Using
Standardised Equipment to Support
1530 17729 Multi Strategy Approach to Manage Incremental Development
Waxy Oil Wells in Malaysias K. Shankar and M. Tiang, Shell China
Marginal Fields - A Unique E&P Co. Ltd.
Experience Offshore Peninsular (Alternate paper in technical session 25)
Malaysia
I. K. Cheong, PETRONAS Carigali 1530 18047 A New Approach to Evaluate
Sdn. Bhd.; A.S. Mahamed, Deleum Stimulation Effectiveness in
Bhd. Unconventional Reservoirs
J. Shi, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing;
Friday, 12 December S. Li, CNOOC Energy Technology &
Services; F. Sun, J. Li, X. Li, J. Zang, Y.
Time Paper Li and F. Zhang, China U. of Petroleum,
1030 18033 Numerical Investigation and Beijing
Integrated Optimisation of Solvent- (Alternate paper in technical session 64)
SAGD Process
M. Ghasemi and C.H. Whitson, Friday, 12 December
Norwegian U. of Science & Technology
(Alternate paper in technical session 64) Time Paper
1030 17904 Transient Pressure Analysis and
Reservoir Simulation of a Horizontal
Well With Slanted Hydraulic
Fractures
C. Yang, J. Han and Z. Ye,
Texas A&M U.
DRILLING AND COMPLETIONS DRILLING AND COMPLETIONS

STATION 8 STATION 9
Wednesday, 10 December Wednesday, 10 December
1600 17801 Innovative Non-Aqueous Fluids 1600 18143 Anisotropic Wellbore Stability Model
Technology Improves Drilling and Its Application for Drilling
Efficiency Significantly in Dealing Through Challenging Shale Gas
With Divalent Complex Salt Wells
Formation Under HTHP Conditions G. Yan, F. Karpfinger, R. Prioul, H. Tang,
D. Yin, PetroChina; S. Peng, Y. Jiang and C. Liu, Schlumberger
Schlumberger; G. Liu, Antonoil
1630 17721 Innovation in Approach and
1630 17865 Sharper DLS Through New Downhole Equipment Design
Technology Helps Achieve Presents New Capabilities for
Breakthrough and Pave Way for Well Multistage Stimulation Technology
Designs With Challenging Profiles M. Al-Ghazal, S. Al-Driweesh, M. Al-
I. Hussain, D. Al-Enezi, Zaid and F. Al-Ghurairi, Saudi Aramco
M. Sounderrajan, V. Suryavanshi and (Alternate paper in technical session 20)
S. Hayat, Kuwait Oil Co.
(Alternate paper in technical session 3) 1700 17881 Relaunch Coiled Tubing Foam
Descaling in Depleted Sour Gas Well
1700 18239 Geopressure Centroid as Pore - Lessons Learned From Operation
Pressure Prediction Challenge in Failures
Deepwater South East Asia M. Al-Dossary, S. Al-Driweesh, A. Al-
G.C. Kaeng, S. Sausan and A. Satria, Sagr and S. Bolarinwa, Saudi Aramco;
Halliburton M. Haekal and J. Noguera, Halliburton
1730 17879 Stiff Targets Raise the Bar and 1730 18230 Optimising Horizontal Well Placement
Brings About a Game-Changer With Reservoir Characterised
I. Hussain, D. Al-Enezi, S. Sulaiman Modelling and Advanced Logging
and S. Hayat, Kuwait Oil Co. While Drilling Technologies
Q. Li, Q. Ge, F. Xia, W. Zhang, P. Kang,
Thursday, 11 December Y. Liu, G. Yu and P. Yin, Tarim Oilfield
Time Paper Co., PetroChina; F. Wang, Y. Wang and
1030 17850 Fracture Closure Stress Treatment J. Kok, Schlumberger
in Low Fracture Pressure Reservoir (Alternate paper in technical session 3)
Y. Lai and B. Woodward, ExxonMobil
E&P Malaysia Inc. Thursday, 11 December
1030 17861 Field Operation of High-Pressure,
1530 17832 Overview Solids Transport Study Multistage Hydraulic Fracturing
and Application in Oil-Gas Industry- System with Disintegrable Frac Balls
Theoretical Work B.J. Salinas, J. Kitzman and Z. Xu,
J. Li and B. Luft, Trican Well Service Baker Hughes
Friday, 12 December 1530 17780 Optimisation of a High Fidelity Virtual

Time Paper Model of a Hydraulic Hoisting System
1030 17800 Preliminary Test Results of Inhibitive for Real-Time Simulations
Water-Based Muds Used to Mitigate W.P. Pawlus, F. Liland, N. Nilsen and
Unconventional Shale Drilling S. Oydna, MHWirth; G. Hovland and
Problems T.K. Wroldsen, U. of Agder
M.K. Al-Arfaj, Saudi Aramco; E. Hossain
and A. Sultan, King Fahd U. of Friday, 12 December
Petroleum & Minerals; Md. Amanullah, Time Paper
O. Al-Fuwaires and T. Al-Subai, Saudi 1030 17876 Consistent Entrance Hole Size
Aramco Initiation Changes Economics of
(Alternate paper in technical session 62) Horizontal Completions
C. H. Smith and J. Smith, Halliburton
DRILLING AND COMPLETIONS Friday, 12 December

STATION 10 Time Paper
Wednesday, 10 December 1030 17958 A New Model of High-Frequency
Time Paper Torsional Oscillations (HFTO) of
1600 18018 Overcoming Geological and Fluid Drillstring in 3-D Wells
Uncertainty Through Real-Time V.S. Tikhonov and O.S. Bukashkina,
Reservoir Mapping Weatherford
Y.R. Al-Dhaferi, N. Al-Khaldi and A. Al- (Alternate paper in technical session 62)
Sultan, Al-Khafji Joint Operations;
R. Samaroo and W. Jawad,
Schlumberger DRILLING AND COMPLETIONS
STATION 11
1630 18002 Flow Control Valves and Inflow Wednesday, 10 December
Control Devices Optimised for Time Paper
Wellbore Cleanup and Production 1600 17871 An Alternate Mud Proposal to
T. Stone, P. Wardell-Yerburgh, S. Dyer, Minimise Borehole Instability
D. Mikhailov, L. Kotlyar, K. Neylon, T. G. Altun, A.E. Osgouei and M.H.
Moen and T. Tonkin, Schlumberger Ozyurtkan, Istanbul Technical U.
1630 18219 Pore Preassure Prediction in Deep
1700 17979 Proppant Flowback Prevention With Water Settings: A Case Study From
Next Generation Fiber Technology: Offshore Brunei
Implementation of an Innovative A. Ghosh and S. Bordoloi,
Solution for HPHT Hydraulic Baker Hughes; H. Maulana, H.S. Hakimi
Fracturing in Indonesia and A.F. Bakar, PETRONAS Carigali
J. Sallis, D. Agee, P. Artola and Brunei Ltd.
C. Guimaraes, Schlumberger; (Alternate paper in technical session 13)
V. Chaloupka, Total
(Alternate paper in technical session 20) 1700 17995 Multi Frac in Horizontal HT Wells:
Plug and Perf Technique Application
1730 18238 Geomechanical Considerations in on Sandstone Gas Reservoir,
Well Planning for CO2 Sequestration Onshore Pakistan
Program V. Mittiga, Eni Pakistan Ltd.;
S.S. Mohd Ali and A.I. Azahree, F. Martocchia, G. Carpineta and G.R.
PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. Maccarini, Eni S.p.A.
Thursday, 11 December 1730 18231 Benchmarking LWD Sourceless

Time Paper Neutron Gamma Density
1030 17882 ICD Evaluation Study Using Measurements in South East Asia
Numerous PLT Runs to Optimise K. Kyi, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.;
Design Practice and Maximises ICD M.M. Lwin, C.J. Maeso and I.D. Roberts,
Value Schlumberger
B. Lee and F. Al-Fassam, Saudi (Alternate paper in technical session 32)
Aramco; A. Galimzyanov, S.A. Faizal
and R. Vicario, Baker Hughes Thursday, 11 December
1030 18122 A Safe and Efficient Method of
1530 18030 Enhancing Ultimate Recovery Surface Interception to Access
in Mature Carbonate Reservoirs by Outermost Sealed Annulus Charged
Managing Uncertainties in With Abnormal Gas Pressure -
Stimulation Design Relieves Well Integrity Concerns
A. Retnanto, Texas A&M U at Qatar; P. K. Das and W.M. El-Mandrawy,
A. Ryan, Schlumberger Qatargas
1530 18226 Wellbore Instability Analysis for Friday, 12 December

Highly Fractured Carbonate Gas Time Paper
Reservoir from Geomechanics 1030 18202 Maintaining Reliable Operation
Prospective, Saudi Arabia Case of Aging Gas Compressors Using
Study Novel Repair Techniques
A.M. Al-Nutaifi, Saudi Aramco PE&D; K. Edwards, T.H. Chin and S. Uptigrove,
A. Abdulraheem, King Fahd U. of ExxonMobil Exploration and Production
Petroleum & Minerals; K. Khan, Saudi Malaysia Inc.
Aramco PE&D (Alternate paper in technical session 22)
Friday, 12 December
Time Paper
1030 17831 Revitalisation of South Fawares Field
DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION
Using Open Hole Multistage
STATION 13
Completion Systems - A Pilot Project Wednesday, 10 December
Case Study Time Paper
A.A. Al-Najim and M.S. Al-Harbi, Saudi 1600 17776 A Novel Autonomous Inflow Control
Arabian Chevron, J.A. Al-Rubaiyea, Device Design: Improvements to
F. Al-Mutari and E.A. Al-Ayyaf, Kuwait Hybrid ICD
Gulf Oil Co.; A.A. Hadi, Packers Plus Q. Zeng, Z. Wang, X. Wang, Y. Li and
Energy Services W. Zou, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing;
(Alternate paper in technical session 59) J. Xiao, Sinopec Petroleum Engineering
Technology Research Inst.; T, Chen,
CNPC Bohai Drilling Engineering Co.
DRILLING AND COMPLETIONS Ltd.; G. Yang, China United Coalbed
STATION 12 Methane Corp. Ltd.; Q. Zhang, Tarim
Wednesday, 10 December Oilfield Co., PetroChina
Time Paper
1630 18019 CO2- Resistant and Self-Healing
1630 18054 Geological Understanding is the Key
Cement: Prior Art and New Concept
to Predicting Pore Pressure
Validation
I.H.S. Idris and F. Wijnands, PETRONAS
F. Daou and B. Engelke, Schlumberger;
Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
C.R. de Miranda and J. L. de Oliveira,
Petrobras; D. Guillot, Schlumberger
1730 17913 Successful Application of
Customised Fluid Using Specialised
1700 17794 Selection of Passive Inflow Control
Synthetic Polymer in High Pressured
Devices Based on Dynamic Weight
Wells to Mitigate Differential Sticking
Fuzzy Evaluation
Problems by Minimising Pore
Q. Zeng, Z. Wang, X. Wang, Y. Li and
Pressure Transmission
W. Zou, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing;
M.S. Al-Muhailan, A. Rajagopalan and
J. Xiao, Sinopec Petroleum Engineering
A.K. Al-Shayji, Kuwait Oil Co.; P.B.
Technology Research Inst.; T. Chen,
Jadhav and F.I. Khatib, Baker Hughes
CNPC Bohai Drilling Engineering Co.
Ltd.; G. Yang, China United Coalbed
Methane Corp. Ltd.; Q. Zhang, Tarim
Oilfield Co., PetroChina
Time Paper (Alternate paper in technical session 43)
1030 17976 Evaluation of Contaminated Cement
Returns - A Case Study 1730 17758 A Novel Autonomous Inflow Control
J.K. Nanda, A. Patil and O. Pal, Device: Design, Structure
Halliburton Optimisation, and Fluid Sensitivity
Analysis
1530 18104 Case Study: A Challenging Large- X. Wang, Z. Wang and Q. Zeng, China
Scale Fracturing in Sichuan Basin U. of Petroleum, Beijing
F. Yuan, Weatherford; K. Wang, U. of
Oklahoma; E. Blanton and W. Zeng,
Weatherford
Thursday, 11 December 1730 17897 Intelligent Electromechanical

Time Paper Pulling Tool Diagnoses Stuck Crown
1030 17937 Evaluation of Low-Quality Sand for Plug
Proppant - Free Channel Fracturing J. Clemens, B. Kempton and
Method B. Kasperski, Halliburton
P.D. Nguyen, L.K. Vo, C. Parton, (Alternate paper in technical session 63)
J. Heeter, R. Gashimov and
P. OConnell, Halliburton Thursday, 11 December
1030 18191 pH Measurement for Low Soluble
1530 18017 Real-Time Well Operations Centres Salts Monitoring in Monoethylene
to Enhance Performances in Drilling Glycol(MEG) Regeneration System
& Well Productivity Y. Jeon, S. Park and Y. Seo, KAIST;
A. Maliardi and D. Di Renzo, Eni M. Ko, Samsung Heavy Industry
1530 18162 A Decade of Experience With
Friday, 12 December Multiphase Flow Meters
Time Paper M.S. Al-Kadem, F.T. Al-Khelaiwi, A.S.
1030 18001 Subsea Business: Fiscal Allocation, Al-Mashhad and M.S. Al Dabbous,
a New Endeavour for a Better Wet Saudi Aramco
Gas and Multiphase Measurement (Alternate paper in technical session 15)
B. Pinguet, Schlumberger; N. Vagen
and M. Smith, OneSubsea Processing Friday, 12 December
AS Time Paper
1030 17989 Enhancing Business Performance
Through Collaboration and Fast
DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION Decision Making
STATION 14 F. van den Berg, Shell
Wednesday, 10 December (Alternate paper in technical session 24)
Time Paper
1600 18183 Gas Zone Shut-off by Wireline in
Offshore Open-Hole Gravel Pack
STATION 15
Completions
K.S. Lee and J. Lima, ExxonMobil Wednesday, 10 December
Production Co. Time Paper
1600 17790 Development of Piezoelectric Tool
1630 17953 Comparison of Characteristics of for Preventing Wax Deposition in Oil
Anti-Scaling Coating for Subsurface Flow Lines
Safety Valve for Use in Oil and Gas A.D.I. Sulaiman, Abubakar Tafawa
Industry Balewa U.; J.A. Ajienka, S.S.
S. Baraka-Lokmane, Total; T.V.J. Ikiensikimama, U. of Port Harcourt
Charpentier and A. Neville, U. of Leeds; (Alternate paper in technical session 4)
C. Hurtevent and J.R. Ordonez-Varela,
Total; F. Moeller Nielsen, V. Eroini 1630 17980 MPFM Accuracy Enhancements in a
and J.H. Olsen, Statoil; J.A. Ellingsen Scale Precipitation Environment:
and . Bache, ConocoPhillips Lessons Learned and Guidelines
(Alternate paper in technical session 4) A. Nasri, M.A. Al-Amri, W.A. Al-Isawi
and M.S. Al-Kadem, Saudi Aramco
1700 17771 Well Testing in Challenging
Environments: A Case Study From 1700 17846 Prediction of Critical Gas Velocity of
Onshore China Liquid Unloading for Entire Well
X.L. Peng, M.S. Liang, J. Hu, X.L. Wu Deviation
and D.L. Qin, Sinopec Corp.; P.K. J. Li, Trican Well Service; F. Almudairis
Tellapaneni, B.N. Ren, T. Zhang and and H. Zhang, U. of Tulsa
Z.H. Guo, Schlumberger
1730 18023 Pre-Salt Carbonate Reservoir Thursday, 11 December

Analog Selection for Stimulation Time Paper
Optimisation 1030 18113 Unconventionals Meets Deepwater;
A. Pepin, N. Bize-Forest, S.J. Montoya Lower Completion Limited Entry
Padilla, C. Abad and P. Schlicht, Liner With Retrievable Ball Drop
Schlumberger; A. de Castro Machado, Diversion System Applied in a
I. Lima, A. de Paiva Teles and R. Tadeu Deepwater Brazil Carbonate Field
Lopes, Universidade Federal do Rio de M.A. Fowler, R.D. Gdanski, P.
Janeiro Campbell, W. Bode, J.M. Baima and
(Alternate paper in technical session 63) S. Hensgens, Shell
Thursday, 11 December 1530 18164 History and Evolution of the Product

Time Paper Selection Criteria for Selecting
1030 17965 Maturing Opportunities in a Multi- Kinetic Hydrate Inhibitors
Layered Waterflooded Reservoir J. Jardine, S. Jackson, J. Longfield, S.
A.F. Mohamed Isa, S. Nadarajan and Cook and C. Smith, Baker Hughes
J. Gray, ExxonMobil Exploration and (Alternate paper in technical session 34)
Production Malaysia Inc.
Friday, 12 December
1530 17827 Prevention of Dissolution and Re- Time Paper
Precipitation of Calcium Sulfate 1030 17968 A Real Case of Integrated Multiphase
While Acidising Gathering System Optimisation
H. Quintero, D. Maley and F. Zafar, Through a Flow Assurance Workflow
Trican Well Service Ltd. A. Di Sarra, G. Viadana, S. Scaramellini,
(Alternate paper in technical session 34) A. Bianco and S. Masi, Eni

STATION 16 DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION
Wednesday, 10 December STATION 17
Time Paper Wednesday, 10 December
1600 18172 RFEC PIG Designed for Long Time Paper
Distance Inspection 1600 17751 Forecast of Sand Deposition at Low
A.A. Mazraeh, Asia Pacific U. of Points of a Riser - Jubilee Field Case
Technology and Innovation; F.B. Study
Alnaimi and K.S. Mohamed Sahari, U. W. Anthony, Petroleum Commision;
Tenaga Nasional S.L. Nadu, Ministry of Energy - Ghana

1630 18167 The Importance of Critical Flow 1700 17773 Real Time Calculation of Fluid Level
Considerations in Understanding Using Dynamometer Card of Sucker
Jet Pump Performance: The Mangala Rod Pump Well
Field H. Yang, L. Mu, Y. Zeng, W. Huang,
S. Verma, S.P. Ojha, M. Jha and H. Xin, Q. Gan, M. Li, L. Zhang and
A.K. Singh, Cairn India Ltd.; P. Kefford E. Han, Changqing Oilfield Co.,
and S. Kumar, Integrated Production PetroChina
Technologies Ltd.; R. Tandon, (Alternate paper in technical session 53)
P. Kumar, D. Prasad and M.K. Singh,
1730 18020 Aligning Shutdown Plans of Multiple
Cairn India Ltd.
Projects to Minimise Production
Loss - 3 Years Look Ahead Model
S.M. Al-Jabri, K.P. Kumar and M. Al-
1730 17883 Molecular Recognition of Wax
Qazweeni, Kuwait Oil Co.
Inhibitor Through Pour Point
Depressant Type Inhibitor
N. Ridzuan, F. Adam and Z. Yaacob, U.
Malaysia Pahang
Thursday, 11 December 1730 18181 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Techniques

Time Paper for Predicting the Reservoir Fluid
1030 17997 Intelligent Field Real-Time Data Properties of Crude Oil Systems
Reliability Key Performance Indices S.O. Baarimah, A. Abdulraheem and
A.A. Al-Amer, N. Al-Nasser, H. Al- F.A. Anifowose, King Fahd U. of
Towaileb, M. Al-Gosayir and W. Al- Petroleum & Minerals
Awadh, Saudi Aramco (Alternate paper in technical session 19)
1530 17896 Mature Field Gas Lift Optimisation: Time Paper
Challenges & Strategies, Case Study 1030 18073 EOR Monitoring and Surveillance in
of D-field, Malaysia Baronia Field, Offshore Sarawak,
W.R. Bt. Ismail, K. Trjangganung, Malaysia
PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. S. Ab Rasid and M.F. Sedaralit,
PETRONAS
Friday, 12 December (Alternate paper in technical session 19)
Time Paper
1030 17926 Experimental and CFD Erosion 1530 17778 Application of Fourier Transform
Modelling of Large Radius Pipe Infra- Red Spectroscopy in
Elbows in Liquid Determination of Reservoir
Z. Johar and M. Bin Jadid, PETRONAS Properties
Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; S.N.A. Shaffee and J. Woods, Ana-Min; G.R. Gaafar
M.S.A. Zamberi, Group Technical Ragab, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Solutions PETRONAS; C .Y. Wong, (Alternate paper in technical session 29)
C.B. Solnordal and J. Boulanger,
CSIRO Friday, 12 December
Time Paper
1030 17986 Complex Reservoir Architecture
Validated by Integrating Well Testing
INTEGRATED RESERVOIR Outcomes
STATION 18 E. Azzarone, E. Beretta, S. Salvadori
Wednesday, 10 December and P. Bettazzoli, Eni S.p.A.
Time Paper
1600 17985 Intelligent Well Completions -
Maximising Oil Recovery and INTEGRATED RESERVOIR
Optimising Production of a STATION 19
Brownfield in Malaysia
A.K.M. Nooh and Z. Ramli, PETRONAS Wednesday, 10 December
Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; L.L. Goh and R. Time Paper
Yildiz, Schlumberger 1600 SPE- Formation Tester Optimisation for the
(Alternate paper in technical session 9) 171446 XiHu Basin: Observations and Case
-RPT Studies From the East China Sea
1630 17727 Mix-n-Match Reservoir Coupling in R. Shi, J. Wang, D. Liu, G. Zhang,
Integrated Modelling and CNOOC; P.K. Tellapaneni, C. Xian,
Optimisation J. Chen, Y. Yu, Schlumberger
S.D. Rahmawati, Petrostreamz AS/ITB;
M.F. Hoda, Petrostreamz AS; D. 1630 17906 Paradigm Shift in the Development
Wagner, CAPE-OPEN, A. Kuntadi, of the North Kuwait Fields
Petrostreamz AS S. Al-Rasheedi, Kuwait Oil Co.; D.V.
(Alternate paper in technical session 39) Yannimaras, Quantum Reservoir
Impact Intl. LLC.
1700 17909 Reversing the Production Decline (Alternate paper in technical session 48)
and Maximising Late-Life Value
of a Mature Oilfield in Offshore
South China - A Brownfield Re-
Development Project Success Story
D. Luo, L. Li and B. Tao, CNOOC Panyu
Operating Co.; P.M. Halomoan, A.S.
Bisain and C. Wang, Schlumberger
1700 18236 Unlock Hydrocarbon Volumetric 1630 18144 Permanent Downhole Gauges
Potential of LRLC Clastic Reservoir Selection for HPHT and Fractured
in Malaysian Basins Basement Reservoirs, Vietnam
B.P. Kantaatmadja, A.A. Nurhono, H.V. Pham, Cuu Long Joint Operating
R. Bt. A. Majid, N.Y. Bt. Mohamad and Co.; C.A. Green, G. Frac; C. Yapp,
A. B. Amdan PETRONAS Weatherford; T.M. Le and A. Butt, Cuu
(Alternate paper in technical session 30) Long Joint Operating Co.
1730 18102 Efficient Reservoir Modelling-
Statistical Approach for 1700 18013 Optimised Well Plug & Abandonment
Evaluation and Development of Methodology Applied on a Brownfield
Future Waterdrive Undersaturated Towards Future Development
Oil Reservoir Performance Offshore Malaysia
W.J. Al-Mudhafer, Louisiana State U.; H. Costeno, L.D. Mendoza,
A.J. Al-Khazraji, U. Teknologi M. Djohor, C. Curteis, M. Raziyev and
PETRONAS T. Cherchawankul, Schlumberger
Thursday, 11 December 1730 17725 A Novel 3D Viscoelastic Acoustic

Time Paper Wave Equation Based Update
1030 18005 Reviving Brown Field Oil Potential: Method for Reservoir History
Case Study of Multilayer Reservoir Matching
Z.N. Antariksa, D. Ultra, A. Malau and T. K. Katterbauer, King Abdullah U. of
Sukotrihadiyono, PT Medco E&P Science & Technology
Indonesia
1530 17828 Integrated Sand Management Time Paper
Strategy Development: Kinabalu 1530 18228 Overcoming Differences Between
Field Log and Test Results: A Case-Study
C. McPhee, C. Webster, G. Daniels and of Three Appraisal Wells Drilled Into
C. Reed, LR Senergy; F. Mulders, Low Contrast Low Resistivity
Senergy Intl. Sdn. Bhd.; C. Howat and Carbonate Reservoir
A. Britton, Talisman Malaysia Ltd. S. Daungkaew, Y. Karpekin,
K. Pokhriyal, B. Herianto,
Friday, 12 December T. Duangprasert, T.H. Thanh and
Time Paper R. Rahman, Schlumberger;
1030 18015 Tractor Production Logging in Long E. Yogapurana, W.B. Nasifi, N.F. Bt. M.
Cased Horizontal Wells; Operational Razman and M.I. Bin M. Fadhil,
Experience From the Al Shaheen PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Field, Offshore Qatar (Alternate paper in technical session 30)
F. Frans, A. Cuauro, E. Chalco and
D. Brink, Maersk Oil; M. Ghozali and Friday, 12 December
N. Bounoua, Qatar Petroleum Time Paper
(Alternate paper in technical session 29) 1030 18185 TitFit for Purpose Wells in Brownfield
Development to Unlock the
Inaccessible Resources From
INTEGRATED RESERVOIR Burgan Dome Area - A Challenge
STATION 20 H. Mohammed, C. Nayapamu, S. Al-
Wednesday, 10 December Azmi, M. Jain and D.S. Almater, Kuwait
Oil Co.
Time Paper
1600 18211 Computation of Relative Permeability
Curves in Middle Eastern Carbonates
Using Digital Rock Physics
N. Dakshinamurthy, N.K. Verma,
T. Abdul Salam and I. Al-Sammak,
Kuwait Oil Co.; S. Koronfol, M. Dernaika
and W.J. Teh, Ingrain Inc.
GEOSCIENCES 1530 18042 The Effects of Open Fracture

STATION 21 Network Delineation on Well
Wednesday, 10 December Trajectory Planning
R. Alai, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.;
Time Paper
A. Adnan Aqrawi, Schlumberger;
1600 18124 An Innovated Approach for History
A. Bakar B Mohamed and M. Taher A
Matching by Reliable Fracture
Taha, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Modelling: Case Study of NKJ Gas
Field
F. Ben Amor, M. Amari and A. Sharifzadeh
Friday, 12 December
Najafi, Schlumberger; Q. Dashti and
A. Al-Saffar, Kuwait Oil Co. Time Paper
(Alternate paper in technical session 21) 1030 17930 Detection and Location of
Microseismic Events With Low
1630 17722 Cave Geomorphology and Its Effects Signal-to-Noise Ratios
on Oil Recovery Factors in Tarim Y. Tan, C. He and X. Hou, Peking U.;
Karst Reservoirs, West China J. Yu and G. Feng, SINOPEC
B.A. Montaron and F.J. Xue, Geophysical Corp.
Schlumberger; W. Tian, U. of Oklahoma; (Alternate paper in technical session 51)
Ray P.R. Han, Peking U.
GEOSCIENCES
1700 18085 Lower Karoo Sedimentation STATION 22
in Moatize Basin, Mozambique: Wednesday, 10 December
Analogue for Understanding the Time Paper
Deep Rift Sequence in Offshore 1600 17959 An Embedded Modelling Method for
Rovuma Basin Internal Architecture of Channelised
N. Pendkar, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Reservoirs
Bhd.; J.L. Rubino, Total; G. Jean- J. Huang, Research Inst. of Petroleum
Baptist Baby, U. of Rennes; S. Sia and Exploration and Development,
W. Prasetyotomo, PETRONAS Carigali PetroChina; Z. Fan, Telon Hi-Tech Co.
Sdn. Bhd. Ltd.; K. Xiao, CNOOC Ltd.;
(Alternate paper in technical session 27) S. Guo, Research Inst. of Petroleum
Exploration and Development,
1730 18179 An Innovative Approach to 3D PetroChina
Survey Design to Meet Exploration (Alternate paper in technical session 2)
and Development Objectives: An
OBC Case History From Offshore 1630 17915 FWI and RTM 3D Seismic
Malaysia Reprocessing of Vintage Data From
S.K. Chandola, F.A. Ghazali and C.T. Carbonate Basement
Law, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; N. El Kady, M. Ghazali, M. Iskandar
A.R. Ghazali, PETRONAS Geo Imaging and D. Maga, PETRONAS Carigali
Centre; N. El Kady, PETRONAS Sdn. Bhd.; Y. Guo, H. Zhang and
Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; S.K. Sharma and S. Wu, CGG
M.R. Abdul Rahman, Schlumberger; S. (Alternate paper in technical session 36)
Nafisah and S. Kumar, PETRONAS
Carigali Sdn. Bhd. 1700 17795 LWD Image Logging Advances:
(Alternate paper in technical session 6) High-Resolution Images Acquired in
Highly Resistive Formation
Thursday, 11 December F. El Wazeer, ADCO; A. Baradi and O.
El Farouk, Weatherford
Time Paper
1030 18046 Pushing the Limits of Processing
and Imaging in Gas Cloud Affected 1730 17971 Characterisation of Volcanic
Seismic Data Reservoir - New Integrated Approach:
R. Alai, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; A Case Study From Raageshwari
G. Nyein, Schlumberger; A. Aziz B Deep Gas Field, Rajasthan, India
Muhamad, M. Nasrul B M Isa and R. M. Chowdhury, R. Guha, S. Singh,
Yusupjanov, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. S. Verma and R. Tandon, Cairn Energy
Bhd. India Pty. Ltd.; T. Gould and A. Taylor,
(Alternate paper in technical session 26) Ichron Ltd.; I. Goodall, Goodall
GeoScience Ltd.
Thursday, 11 December 1730 18189 Optimisation Driven Model-Space

Time Paper Approach for Gas Clouds Using Full
1030 17921 Challenges in 3D Time Lapse (4D) Waveform Inversion
Marine Seismic Data Acquisition and S. Prajapati, D.P. Ghosh and W.I. Bin
Processing - A Case Study From Wan Yusoff, U. Teknologi PETRONAS
Offshore-Malaysia (Alternate paper in technical session 36)
M.F. Akalin, M.N. Bin M Isa, W.H. Tang,
Y.P. Utami, S. Kumar, S.K. Chandola Thursday, 11 December
and C.F. Low, PETRONAS Carigali Time Paper
Sdn. Bhd. 1030 18071 Broadband Processing for
(Alternate paper in technical session 16) Conventional Towed Streamer Data -
A Review of the Demultiple Workflow
1530 17956 Geochemical Survey for Petroleum S. Maitra, J.V. Murthy, D.T. Woodford
Exploration of Salin Basin, Onshore and G. Hodgkiss, CGG; K.W. Poh,
Myanmar: An Integrated, De-risking R. Vercesi and E. Andersen, Talisman
Tool for Prospect Ranking Energy Inc.
M.K. Azrafy Amin and L.O. Kyaw, (Alternate paper in technical session 16)
PETRONAS Carigali Myanmar Inc.;
A.S. Awang Jamil and P. Abolins, 1530 17889 Here are the Primaries! - A
PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. Comprehensive De-Multiple Case
(Alternate paper in technical session 50) Study
S. Maitra, CGG; N. El Kady, PETRONAS
Friday, 12 December Carigali; S. Zainal and R.K. Shrestha,
Time Paper Kebabangan Petroleum Operating Co.
1030 17816 Horizontal Well Risk Assessment Sdn. Bhd.; L. Hoang Do, G. Hodgkiss
From Geosteering and Formation and T. Woodford, CGG
Evaluation Perspectives
G.I. Santoso, D. Permanasari, Friday, 12 December
K.A. Alang, H. Ng and N. Yusuf, Time Paper
Schlumberger; J. M. Anthoa, Talisman 1030 18078 Well Testing in Carbonate Formations
(Alternate paper in technical session 41) G. Stewart, Weatherford Petroleum
Consulting
GEOSCIENCES
STATION 23
Wednesday, 10 December GEOSCIENCES
STATION 24
Time Paper
1600 17785 A Novel Semi-Analytical Solution Wednesday, 10 December
for Transient Pressure Data Time Paper
Interpretation of a Fractured Well in 1600 17788 Geochemical Characteristics and
an Asymmetric Reservoir Genetic Analysis of Ordovician
F.M. Al Thawad and M. Jamiol Ahmady, Dolostone Reservoirs in the Ordos
Heriot-Watt U. Basin, China
(Alternate paper in technical session 21) Y. Zhang and Y. Gu, Research Inst. of
Petroleum Exploration and
1630 18076 The Thin End of the Test: Operational Development, PetroChina
Procedures for Maximising (Alternate paper in technical session 37)
Successful Formation Pressure
Tests While Drilling in Thinly Bedded 1630 18199 Seabed Acquisition Systems: How
Sands Broad is the Broadband?
B. Urlwin, Murphy Sarawak Oil Co. Ltd.; S. Kumar, L.C. Foo, S.K. Chandola,
M. Orr and A. Kaur, Baker Hughes N. El Kady, M.Z. Bin Zawawi and F.A.
(Alternate paper in technical session 17) Ghazali, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
1700 18055 3D Broadband Multi-Azimuth Survey
- Seismic Technology for the 1700 17908 Chasing New Deep Play in South
Complex M Field Malay Basin
G. Balakrishnan and P. Nayak, Sarawak F. Mohamad, M.S. Abdullah and
Shell Bhd.; R.L. Tarigan, PETRONAS R. Kahar, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Carigali Sdn. Bhd. (Alternate paper in technical session 17)
1730 18184 Mass Transport Deposits (MTD) in 1700 17875 A Case Study - 3D3C Seismic
Deepwater Sediment System Can Be Attributes Analysis for Tight Gas
Used in Delineation Deepwater Characterisation
Reservoir Presence Y. Zhou, BGP, CNPC; X. Zhang and
R. Nur Syuhada and N. Ahmad, Y. Zhang, Changqing Oilfield Co.,
PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. PetroChina; M. Bi and Y. Yan, BGP,
(Alternate paper in technical session 27) CNPC
Time Paper 1730 18112 Step Change Enhancement of
1030 18103 Advanced Production Data Analysis Legacy 2D Seismic Data, an Enabler
(PDA) Techniques Using Stochastic for Understanding Basin Architecture
Single-Well History Matching in and Identifying Overlooked
Coalbed Methane (CBM) Wells Exploration Potential
A. Ong, L.D. Alessio, Y. Ben Salah and C. Sia, R. Bolton, M. Tion, A. Lee and
C. Connell, LEAP Energy; I. Sugiarto, M. Griffiths, Pexco Sarawak N.V
V. Sharma and S. Mazumder, Arrow (Alternate paper in technical session 16)
Energy Pty. Ltd.
(Alternate paper in technical session 31) Thursday, 11 December
Time Paper
1530 18087 Reservoir Characterisation Through 1030 18192 An Integrated Static Modelling Case
Bayesian Joint Inversion of Seismic Study of Highly Complex Crestal
and EM Attributes Collapse Structure and Hierarchical
F.M. Miotti, F. Ceci, I. Guerra and A. Facies Modelling of Shoreface
Lovatini, Schlumberger Geosolutions Environments From Offshore Sabah
(Alternate paper in technical session 66) S.K. Sharma, Schlumberger; B.R.
Oruganti and A.R. Ghazali, PETRONAS
Friday, 12 December Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; M.R. Abdul Rahman,
Time Paper T. Basu, J.H. Casado and J.C. Moreno,
1030 18049 Integration of Rock Physics Model Schlumberger; S. Shahari, PETRONAS
in Reservoir Characterisation - A Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Case Study From Malay Basin (Alternate paper in technical session 21)
Malaysia
R.K. Pathak, Z. Ali and R. Bakar, 1530 18008 Integration of Geological, PVT and
PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. SCAL Data to Reduce Reservoir
(Alternate paper in technical session 66) Uncertainty of an Unconventional
Field in Kuwait
A.K. Jain, H. Ferdous, K. Ahmad, P.K.
GEOSCIENCES Choudhary and T. Al-Mutairi, Kuwait Oil
STATION 25 Co.
Wednesday, 10 December (Alternate paper in technical session 51)
Time Paper
1600 17768 Recognising the Effective Parameters Friday, 12 December
and Their Influence on Candidate- Time Paper
Well Selection for Hydraulic 1030 18227 Reservoir Characterisation of
Fracturing Treatment by Decision Tenggiri Blocks Through Rock
Making Method Physics, AVO Analysis and Neural
B. Mehrgini, U. of Tehran and MAPSA Network
Co.; H. Memarian, U. of Tehran; A. Low and M. Reilly, Hess E&P
A. Fotouhi, MAPSA Co.; M. Moghanian, Malaysia B.V.; A. Abdullah, Paradigm;
U. of Tehran C. Gehman and A. Spedding, Hess
(Alternate paper in technical session 41) E&P Malaysia B.V.
1630 17851 Integrating Geologic Concepts and
Geophysical Analyses to Unravel
Hydrocarbon Prospectivity of Post
Carbonate Shallow Clastic Plays; SW
Luconia Province, Sarawak
N. Tukimin, A. Abd Aziz, S. Nayak, M.F.
Ali, F. Zainun and M.S. Brewer,
GEOSCIENCES GEOSCIENCES
STATION 26 STATION 27
1600 17807 Integrated Formation Evaluation 1600 18180 The Role of Seismic Data in the
Delivers an Optimum Exploitation Exploration and Development of
Strategy in a Tight Sand Play, Carbonate Karst Cave Reservoir
Offshore China Z. Cai, Tarim Oilfield Co., CNPC;
R. Shi, J. Wang, G. Zhang and J. Cai, C. Zhao, Schlumberger; X. Deng, Tarim
CNOOC; P. Tellapaneni, C. Xian, Oilfield Co., CNPC; Y. Tong,
J. Chen and Y. Yu, Schlumberger Schlumberger; Y. Pan, Tarim Oilfield Co.,
(Alternate paper in technical session 31) CNPC; P. Yang and G. Lu, Schlumberger
1630 17914 Seismic Dim Spots Too Can Have a
Great Reservoir Potential 1630 18069 Triassic Reservoir Characteristics of
R.K. Shrestha and J. Mennie, the Birds Head, New Guinea,
Kebabangan Petroleum Operating Co. Indonesia: New Insight From
(Alternate paper in technical session 55) Provenance Study
I. Gunawan, Inst. Technology Bandung;
1700 17848 Electro-Magnetic Sensitivity in R. Hall, Royal Holloway U. of London;
the Bengal Basin: Implications for B. Sapiie, Inst. Technology Bandung
Exploration in Myanmar, Bangladesh (Alternate paper in technical session 7)
and NE India
A. Filipov, R. Dilindi and M. Drage, 1700 17820 A Modified Method and Experimental
EMGS Asia Pacific Labuan Ltd. Verification for Estimating Relative
(Alternate paper in technical session 17) Permeability From Resistivity
Logging Data
1730 18064 A Broadband Seismic Acquisition H. Bian, China U. of Geosciences; K. Li,
and Processing Solution to Improve China U. of Geosciences and Stanford
U.; J. Yang, J. Pei, P. Lao and X. Li,
Imaging in a Complex Shallow Water
Daqing Oilfield Co. Ltd.
Environment, Malaysia
A. Spedding and C. Gehman, Hess
E&P Malaysia; G. Nyein, A. Sazykin, P.
1730 17826 Unravelling Facies-Process Based
Vasilyev and M. Wurfel, Schlumberger
Deepwater Sedimentary System
Geosolutions
Using Borehole Image, Seismic,
Core, and NMR Logs Reduces Field
Development Uncertainties, Offshore
South China
Time Paper B. Liu, Q. Lu, V. Kuznetsov and H. Cai,
1030 18026 Introducing a New Offshore Malay Schlumberger China Petroleum Inst.; H.
Peninsular - Tenggol Arch Gas Yang, S. Guo and Y. Gao, CNOOC
Discovery Zhanjiang Ltd.
S.A.M. Yusak, A. Sinelnikov and (Alternate paper in technical session 27)
D. Maga, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn.
Bhd.; T. Kearney, F.L. Kessler and B.H. Thursday, 11 December
Tan, Lundin Malaysia B.V. Time Paper
(Alternate paper in technical session 7) 1530 18034 Stochastic VoI Analysis of Seismic
Information Using a Full Cycle
1530 17863 The Elusive Low Frequency Shadow Approach
A.E. Barnes and M.H. Mad Zahir, G. Martinelli and D. Surovtsev,
PETRONAS E&P Technology Div. Schlumberger
Friday, 12 December Friday, 12 December

1030 17917 Offshore Sub-Basalt Exploration 1030 18072 Exploring Channel Reservoirs in
Using CSEM and MT a Frontier Area Using Regional 3D
M. Panzner, Norwegian U. of Science CSEM and 2D Seismic
and Technology and EMGS ASA; H.T. Pedersen, EMGS ASA; M. Hiner,
K. Kumar and F. Mrope, EMGS ASA EMGS America
1600 17924 Early Meteoric Diagenesis and 1630 17970 The Integration of Petroleum
Porosity Preservation: Stratigraphic Systems Elements for Hydrocarbon
Traps in Carbonate Grainstones Prospecting in Pre-Messinian
R.P. Major, U. Teknologi PETRONAS Stratigraphic Section of the Offshore
(Alternate paper in technical session 37) West Nile Delta, Egypt
O.S. Keong, A.L. Bt. Abdullah, A.S. Bin
1630 18101 Time-Varying Waveform Ahmad Fuad, N. Bt. Hamdan and A. Bt.
Representations as an Aid for Anuar, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.;
Identification of Uncertainty Related D. Basu, R. Ysaccis, K.S. Murthy and
to Seismically Tuned Events in the T. Kim, Schlumberger
Presence of Hydrocarbons (Alternate paper in technical session 50)
D. Markus and D.C. Adams, Saddleback
Geosolutions (M) Sdn. Bhd. 1700 18174 Verification of the Hydrocarbon
(Alternate paper in technical session 56) Accumulation in the Fault Leaned
Closure With Small Fault Throw:
1700 17813 Textural and Mineralogical Case Study for the Late Miocene
Characteristics of Chicontepec Deltaic Sandstone Reservoirs
Reservoirs in Mexico; Keys to (Sarawak Cycle V) Block D, Sarawak,
Understanding Oil Productivity Malaysia
J.C. Granados-Hernandez, U. of Leeds R. Uchimura, T. Yasukochi, S. Adian,
and PEMEX E&P; Q.J. Fisher, U. of K. Terabe, K. Yoshikawa, P.T. Chin and
Leeds C.J. Yii, JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration
(Onshore Sarawak) Ltd.
Thursday, 11 December (Alternate paper in technical session 50)
Time Paper 1730 17966 A New Analytical Equation to Predict
1030 18006 Airborne Gravity Gradiometry for Gas-Water Two-Phase Relative
Rapid Mapping of Hydrocarbon Permeability Curves in Fractures
Exploration Plays G. Lei, P. Dong, S. Yang, Y. Li, S. Mo,
A.N. Christensen, Nordic Geoscience; S. Gai and Z. Wu, China U. of Petroleum,
D. Moore and M. Dransfield, CGG Beijing
1530 18057 Reservoir Characterisation Using
Time Paper
Extended Elastic Impedance (EEI)
1030 17884 Challenges in Capturing Reservoir
Projections
Heterogeneity in a 3D Static Model - A
M. Kumar, Hess E&P Malaysia;
Case Study of Field A, Malay Basin
M. Thomas, Hess Corp.; C. Gehman,
N.S. Hashim, B.R. Oruganti, H.G.
Hess E&P Malaysia; G. Duncan, Hess Yeomans, C.W. Hong, K. Mudaliar, N.M.
Corp. Goidescu and N.Z.H. Redzual,
Friday, 12 December
Time Paper 1530 18170 Shallow Gas Effects on Seismic and
1030 18038 Sedimentology and Diagenesis of Correction Methods
Deeper Clastic Reservoirs: Some H. Ismail and A. Khalil, PETRONAS
Insights From Recent Exploration Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Wells in Offshore Sarawak, Malaysia (Alternate paper in technical session 36)
N. Pendkar, F. Bt. Zainun, S.N.
Parsuram, A. Bin A. Aziz, M.F. Bin Ali Friday, 12 December
and R. Bt. Embi, PETRONAS Carigali Time Paper
Sdn. Bhd. 1030 17823 Analysis of Petroleum System Using
(Alternate paper in technical session 27) 1D and 3D Basin Modelling
Technique: A Case Study From
Powder River Basin
K. Saikia, S. Olawol and, J. Yarus,
Halliburton
1600 17769 Geochemistry as a Powerful Tool in 1630 17860 Water Wetting Study on Crude Oil
Oil Exploration: A Case Study From Utilising Model Oil Blend and Myristic
the Karstified Reservoirs of the Acid Mixture
Middle East: SW Iran A. Rayes, Saudi Aramco
H. Mehrabi, H. Rahimpour-Bonab and
A. Navidtalab, U. of Tehran 1700 18216 Construction of Structurally and
(Alternate paper in technical session 60) Stratigraphically Consistent
Structural Models Using the Volume-
1630 17891 Creating Earth Models Directly From Based Modelling Technology:
Multi-Attribute Colour Blends Applications to an Australian Dataset
G. Paton, A. Kamaludin and V. Cybulskij, L. Souche and G. Iskenova,
ffA Schlumberger; F. Lepage, Rocksoft;
(Alternate paper in technical session 55) D. Desmarest, Schlumberger
1730 17895 The Relationship Between Smectite/ 1730 18197 The Sarawak Bunguran Fold Belt:
Illite Ratios and Diagenetic History of Structural Development in the
Sandstone Reservoir, Batu Ayau Context of South China Sea Tectonics
Formation, Upper Kutai Basin, East J. Jong and S. Barker; JX Nippon Oil
Kalimantan, Indonesia and Gas Exploration (Offshore Malaysia)
T. Puji Astuti, S. Surjono, I. Warmada Sdn. Bhd.; F.L. Kessler, Petrotechnical
and D.P. Kusuma, U. Gadjah Mada; Y. Inspection (M) Sdn. Bhd. and Lundin
Tsukada, T. Otake and T. Sato, Hokkaido Malaysia BV; Q. Tran, JX Nippon Oil
U. and Gas Exploration (Offshore Malaysia)
Sdn. Bhd.
Time Paper Thursday, 11 December
1030 18099 Influence of Small-Scale Lateral Time Paper
Heterogeneity on Seismic Velocity 1030 17839 Real-Time Microseismic Mapping
Analysis and Time-to-Depth Helps Understanding Hydraulic
Conversion Fracture Geometry, Drainage
M. Takanashi, JOGMEC Patterns, and Oilfield Development
(Alternate paper in technical session 55) Optimisation: A Case Study in the
Changqing Field
1530 17886 Reconstruction of Microstructure H. Lu, C. Wang, Y. Qi and X. Bai,
of a Cavernous-Fractured Reservoirs Changing Oilfield Co., PetroChina;
by Scattered Seismic Waves G. Zheng, R. Traweek, S. Salahudin
V.A. Cheverda and V. Lisitsa, Inst. of and W. Lin, Pinnacle, a Halliburton
Petroleum Geology and Geophysics; Service
A. Merzlikina, RN KrasnoyarskNIPIneft; (Alternate paper in technical session 35)
V. Pozdnyakov, Siberian Federal U.;
G. Reshetova, Inst. of Computational 1530 17770 Geomechanical Evaluation Enabled
Mathematics and Mathematical Successful Stimulation of a HPHT
Geophysics; V. Shilikov, RN Tight Gas Reservoir in Western
KrasnoyarskNIPIneft China
(Alternate paper in technical session 45) H. Zhang, PetroChina; K. Qiu and
J. Fuller, Schlumberger
Friday, 12 December (Alternate paper in technical session 35)
Time Paper
1030 18095 New Thermal Data and Challenges of Friday, 12 December
Heat Flow Variations Evaluation for Time Paper
Basin Petroleum Exploration 1030 17856 The Prospect of Using Permanent
Y. Popov, E. Popov, D. Miklashevskiy Down-Hole Sensors for Monitoring
and D. Korobkov, Schlumberger Oilfield Scales
(Alternate paper in technical session 60) A.R. Adebayo, H.Y. Al-Yousef,
M. Mahmoud and A.S. Sultan, King
Fahd U. of Petroleum & Minerals
OVER-ARCHING THEMES OVER-ARCHING THEMES

1630 17946 Building Technical Talent Through a 1600 18139 Challenge and Successful
Global Competency Program to Application for Scale Removal in Oil
Facilitate Sustainable Growth and Field, Egypt: Field Study
Support Superior Business Results E. Hamdy, M.A. Bakr, and A. A. El-Hay,
J. Leuro and T. Kruger, Halliburton SAPESCO; S. Sisostris and M. Anwar,
(Alternate paper in technical session 1) Petrobel; O. El Farouk, Cairo U.
1700 17805 Retrieving Information and 1630 18140 Uncertainty Analysis Turns Failed
Discovering Knowledge From Infill Well Into an Economic Success
Unstructured Data Using Big Data M.B. Ontowiryo, A. Kurniawan,
Mining Technique: Heavy Oil Fields Suderajat, J. Priyantoro, A. Prakoso,
Example L.J. Sardinda and A. Sadat, EMP
W. Wu, X. Lu, B. Cox, G. Li, L. Lin and Malacca Strait S.A.
Q. Yang, C&C Reservoirs Ltd. (Alternate paper in technical session 11)
1700 18137 Safe Start Up of the Environmental
1730 17752 A Saudi Arabia Companys Case of Protected Green Field of Qusahwira
Transformation Through Knowledge M.N. Boucif, J.K. Kharoudeh,
Management Activities A. Ouakedi and A.S.M. Al-Jaberi, ADCO
J.O. Arukhe and M. Gahtani, Saudi (Alternate paper in technical session 40)
Aramco; R. Singh, C. Hall and
T. Hossain, U. of Phoenix 1730 18079 Radiation Protection Management in
(Alternate paper in technical session 11) Design Activities
P. Cerri, L. Di Giacinto and R.F. Fantoni,
Thursday, 11 December Eni S.p.A.
Time Paper
1030 17824 Successful Slickwater Fracturing Thursday, 11 December
in Ultrahigh TDS Produced Water by Time Paper
Novel Environmentally Preferred 1030 17854 Significant Initiatives for Managing
Friction Reducer Emergency Response at Drilling
A. Sareen and J. Zhao, Baker Hughes; Rigs in Remote Areas - Smart Alert
I. Zaghmoot and C. Cruz, BOPCO L.P.; System (SAS)
H. Sun, Q. Qu and L. Li, Baker Hughes A.D. Al-Khaldy, V.P. Mishra and
(Alternate paper in technical session 49) A. Al-Shatti, Kuwait Oil Co.
Friday, 12 December 1530 17723 Personal Safety and Human Factors

Time Paper Risk Assessment During
1030 18195 Improved Employee Retention Maintenance of Fracturing Pumps at
Through Active Engagement and Well Service Operations
Focused Action A. Bokane, M. Stewart, R. Sanda,
R.D. Raj, Schlumberger Oilfield (S) Pte. D. Babar and N. Katke, Halliburton
Ltd.; E. Zaid, Elf Coaching Pte. Ltd.
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Monday, 8 December to Friday, 12 December 2014
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in science, geoscience and engineering from international institutions.
This year, 100 students from 30 countries and 63 institutions have been selected to participate in Education Week. The
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Monday, 8 December
Morning/Afternoon Students Arrival in Kuala Lumpur
1800-2130 hours Welcome Reception and Dinner
Tuesday, 9 December
0830-0840 hours Safety Briefing
Welcome Remarks by Education Week Sub-Committee Co-Chair, Nurfitrah Mat Noh,

Recruiting & Training Manager, Schlumberger
0840-0850 hours Remarks by Dato Mohamad Idris Mansor, IPTC Board Chairman
0850-1000 hours Presentations and Q&A by Industry Speakers
Session Chairperson: Nurfitrah Mat Noh, Recruiting & Training Manager, Schlumberger
Jukris Abd Wahab, Senior General Manager, Petroleum Engineering, Technical Global,
Upstream Malaysia, PETRONAS
Hillary Mercer, Vice President, Integrated Gas, Shell Projects & Technology, Shell
Global Solutions
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1000-1030 hours Group Photo & Coffee Break
1030-1150 hours Panel Session by Young Professional Speakers
Moderator: Mak Met, Learning & Development Manager, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
Mohamed Azad Noor Azman, Reservoir Geologist, Technical Global Division,

PETRONAS - Transitioning into the Professional Working Environment What They
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Shahrul Nizar Ahmad, OFS Account Manager, Schlumberger - New Hire Training &
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Willy Tan, Senior Petrophysicist, Talisman Malaysia Limited - Becoming a Global
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Iman Sunhaji, Team Lead/Reservoir Engineer, ExxonMobil E&P Malaysia Inc. - Gender
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1430-1600 hours Conference Opening Ceremony & Ministerial Session
1630-1800 hours Presentations by Sponsors representatives
Hishamuddin Abu Bakar, Petrophysicist, Talisman Malaysia Limited
Siti Sabrina Suut, Reservoir Engineer, Hess E&P Malaysia
Mark Denham, Project Manager, Petrofac Malaysia
1800-1900 hours Group Project Assignments with mentors
1900-2030 hours Excellence in Project Integration Awards Presentation
Evening Dinner
0800-0830 hours Arrival
0830-1230 hours Field Trips to PETRONAS Geosample Centre/PETRONAS Real-Time Visualisation Centre/
Schlumberger Regional Lab/Attend the Technology Leaders Plenary Session Current
Challenges & Opportunities for the Future/Guided Tour of Exhibition/Finalise Group
Assignment Work
1400-1730 hours Field Trip to Schlumberger Regional Lab/Attend the Technical Sessions/ePoster
Presentations/Guided Tour of Exhibition/Finalise Group Assignment Work
Evening Dinner
Friday, 12 December
0830-1230 hours Student Group Presentations
1230-1615 hours Lunch and Visit Exhibition
1615-1800 hours Awards Presentation at the Closing Session
1800-1830 hours Adjournment
Sponsored by:
Education Days & Teachers Day

Monday, 8 December to Friday, 12 December 2014
Theme: Technology and Teamwork Are You Ready to be the Next Oil and Gas Super Hero?
IPTC Education Days is an initiative to introduce Malaysian students to the disciplines of geoscience and engineering,
and the industry in general. Around 130 high school students and teachers will attend the programme, and oil and gas
industry professionals have been invited to share their experience with the students and to deliver talks on topics of
general interest and relevance to the industry. The high schools selected to participate at the Education Days will be
required to work on an assigned school project prior to IPTC. The projects will be displayed throughout the conference
in Exhibition Hall 3 at the Ground Level of Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. Delegates are welcome to visit the School
Project displays.
Monday, 8 December
Afternoon Students and teachers arrival in U. Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN)
1800 - 2000 hours Interactive/Ice-Breaker Activities & Welcome Dinner at UNITEN
Tuesday, 9 December
0800 - 0815 hours Arrival and Registration
0815 - 0830 hours Safety & Daily Briefing
0830 - 1230 hours Education Days Project Displays setup
1230 - 1330 hours Luncheon (Sponsored by Lundin B.V.)
1345 - 1400 hours Introduction, Objectives and Programme Overview and Welcome Remarks by the
Education Days Sub-Committee Co-Chair, Hajejah Ali, Senior Manager, Compliance
Management, PETRONAS
1400 - 1430 hours Theme: Setting the Scene
Mohd. Faiz Mat Isa, Head, Learning Specialist, PETROSAINS Sdn. Bhd. - The ABC
of Oil and Gas Industry (O&G 101)
1430 - 1530 hours Theme: Industry Overview Panel Session
Moderator: Zamri Abdul Ghapar, ExxonMobil E&P Malaysia Inc.
M. Redhani A. Rahman, Senior General Manager, Petroleum Resource Exploration,

Malaysia Petroleum Management, PETRONAS
Syed Ahmad Firdaus Syed Abdul Halim, Senior Development Geologist, Mubadala
Petroleum
Mana Rojpibulstit, Senior Vice President, Technology and Knowledge Management,
PTT Exploration & Production Plc.
1530 - 1545 hours Coffee Break
1545 - 1700 hours Education Days Project Displays
0800 - 0815 hours Daily Briefing
0815 - 1015 hours Manning the Education Days Project Displays
1030 - 1100 hours Opening of Exhibition
1115 - 1300 hours Project Presentation and Judging of the Project Displays (Part 1)
1300 - 1430 hours Luncheon (Sponsored by ExxonMobil E&P Malaysia Inc.)
1430 - 1630 hours Theme: Experience Sharing Session
Moderator: Siti Marini Razak, PETRONAS
See Kok Yew, Chairman/Lead Country Manager, ExxonMobil Subsidiaries in Malaysia

Rick Carter, Manager Technical Assurance and Capability: Development Engineering,
Shell Malaysia
Raphaei Kipli, Senior Manager, Subsurface Asset Management, PETRONAS
Chin Yew Ru, Drilling Engineer, Total
Lelawati Mohd. Isa, Borehole Geophysicist, Schlumberger
Zulkarnan Abdul, Manager, Strategic Branding & Communication, U. Teknologi
PETRONAS
0805 - 0905 hours Oral Presentation and Judging of the School Projects Presentations (Part 2)
0920 - 1030 hours Oral Presentation and Judging of the School Projects Presentations (Cont.)
1030 - 1230 hours Presentation of Participation Certificates and Group Photo Session
1230 - 1400 hours Education Days School Project Winner Prize Presentation at the Topical Luncheon
1400 - 1500 hours Guided Tour of Exhibition
1500 - 1730 hours Visit to PETROSAINS
Friday, 12 December (Energy Institute Workshop)

0845 - 1030 hours Session 1: Explore Energy Transformations and the Science of Energy
1045 - 1230 hours Session 2: Explore the Properties of Oil, Natural Gas and their Formations
1230 - 1430 hours Luncheon
1430 - 1600 hours Session 3: Experience the Challenges of Producing Oil and Natural Gas through the
Peak Oil Game
Sponsored by: Supported by:
Young Professionals Workshop

Tuesday, 9 December 2014
Theme: Technology and Management: Creating Affordable Energy for our Future
As many Young Professionals are being placed with a higher level of responsibility in the industry, a greater emphasis
is being placed on them to step into challenging technical and managerial roles including leadership development
process, creativity and innovation in order to meet the industrys demand. To address this issue, IPTC has developed a
Young Professionals Workshop which will bring together the next generation of leaders, those under 35 years of age or
less than 10 years of industry experience, to participate in this exciting and interactive workshop.
Preliminary Programme
Welcome Remarks by 8th IPTC Conference Programme Committee Co-Chair

Maen Razouqi, Vice President and General Manager (Malaysia, Brunei & Philippines) Schlumberger
Welcome and Introduction by Co-Chairperson

Andrew Shepherd, Senior Production Chemist, Shell
Keynote Address by Young Professionals Workshop Sponsor

Sean Middleton, Development Manager- Engineering, Mubadala Petroleum
Kenny Kee, Recruitment Specialist, Mubadala Petroleum
Presentation by Industry Executives

Melanie Cook, Operations Manager, ExxonMobil
George Stewart, Chief Reservoir Engineer, Weatherford
Lim Min Teong, Technical Advisor, PETRONAS
Team Building Activity

What keeps me, my boss and his boss awake at night?
Group Breakout
REAL WORLD Case Study- Critical and Analytical Assignment and Group Presentation
Wrap-Up Discussion
Registration for the workshop is limited to full conference registrants and invited guests, and is on first-come first-served
basis.
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IPTC Technology Showcase Theatre

The IPTC Technology Showcase Theatre is located in Exhibition Hall 4 where exhibiting companies will showsace
their latest technologies and activities currently in the process of either developing, testing or have implemented.
The showcase schedule is as follows:

Day Time Company / Topic
Schlumberger
11:30 12:00 hrs GeoSphere* Reservoir Mapping-While- Drilling Service - No Place Left for Oil
Wednesday, to Hide by Iwan Roberts, Logging While Drilling (LWD) Domain Champion
10 December Shell
12:15 12:45 hrs End-to-end Development: Gumusut Deepwater by Adam Kuzmicki,
Subsea Technical Delivery Manager, Subsea TA1 East
Mubadala Petroleum
11:15 11:45 hrs Operational Overview: Technical Expertise and Experiences by
Stefano Raciti, Country Manager Malaysia
12:00 - 12:30 hrs Talisman
Hess Oil and Gas
Thursday, 14:15 14:45 hrs Hess - Growing our Business in Asia Pacific by Siti Sabrina Suut,
11 December Team Lead subsurface, Offshore AP
SCOMI Group
15:00 15:30 hrs HyPR Deep System: Deepwater WBM Inhibiting Hydrate Formation by
Sean Lee, Technical Service Manager, Drilling Fluids
PETRONAS
16:15 16:45 hrs Technology for New Lease of Life by Norhayati Bt. Hashim, Head,
EOR Program, Technology, Technical Global, Upstream Malaysia
Akzo Nobel
09:45 10:15 hrs StimWell for High Temperature Matrix Acidizing by Cris Robb,
Commercial Manager Asia Pacific Oil and Gas
Friday,
Dept. of Minerals and Finance Thailand
12 December
11:15 11:45 hrs Thailand: The 21st Bidding Round by Witsarut Thungsuntonkhun,
Senior Petroleum Engineer
Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG)
14:15 - 14:45 hrs
Chris Liner, SEG President
The IPTC Sponsoring Societies

AAPG, EAGE, SEG and SPE
thank
for its sponsorship of the

at the
8th International Petroleum Technology Conference
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Exhibition Floor Plan
IPTC 2014Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Exhibition Hall 1 & 2 (Ground Level)
/ 10- 12 DECEMBER 2014 / EXHIBITION HALL 1 & 2, KUALA LUMPUR CONVENTION CENTRE
A107 B102 C102 D101 E101 F101 G102 G103 A202 C202 E211 F202
IHRDC
RPS PTTEP DMF DIALOG CGG LOUNGE AREA BAKER HUGHES TALISMAN PGS
A106
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PETROSYNC
A104
SERCEL
B101 C101 G101 A201 B201 C201 D201 E201 F201
TO / FROM
A103 HALL 3, 4 & 5
PETROSKILLS MEDCO QP TOTAL EXXONMOBIL KOC SAUDI ARAMCO WEATHERFORD HALLIBURTON SAPURAKENCANA
A101
ENERGI
IHS
EXIT TO ENTRANCE/ ENTRANCE/

TRADERS EXIT EXIT
HOTEL
HALL 1 HALL 2
Exhibitors List - Hall 1 Exhibitors List - Hall 2
Exhibitors Booth Exhibitors Booth
Department of Mineral Fuels (DMF) G102 Baker Hughes C202
Dialog Group Berhad G103 CGG A202
IHRDC A107 ExxonMobil A201
IHS Global Pte. Ltd. A101 Halliburton Energy Services (M) Sdn. Bhd. E201
PETRONAS E101 Kuwait Oil Company B201
PetroSkills A103 Petroleum Geo-Services F202
Petrosync A106 SapuraKencana Petroleum Berhad F201
PT Medco Energi Internasional Tbk. B101 Saudi Aramco C201
PTT Exploration and Production Public Company C102 Talisman Energy E211
Limited (PTTEP) Weatherford D201
Qatar Petroleum / RasGas / Qatargas / QAFAC / C101
QAPCO / Qatar Petroleum International
RPS Consultants Sdn. Bhd. B102
Schlumberger D101
Sercel A104
Shell F101
Total G101
Exhibition Floor Plan
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Exhibition Hall 3, 4 & 5 (Ground Level)
A402 A403 B413 B414 C402 C403 D402 D403 E402 E403 A509 A510 B513 B512 C513 C514 F502
ROCK
VAREL FLOW CHEMOSTRAT AHT GEOTRACE
PERISAI DYNAMICS CABOT MAX ROXAR MITA ALMITRA IMPERIUM CR
SGS BARAKAH VISTA SPECIALTY FLOW ENERGY SEA
AKZO
PETROLEUM B411 OFFSHORE ENERGY OILFIELD ASIA NOBEL
TEKNOLOGI VALLEY FLUIDS MEASUREMENT B511 C511
PETROLEUM THE EOR SEABED
POLARCUS ALLIANCE GEOSOLUTIONS
C/O IFP CANADA
A409 A408 B402 D401 E401 F401 A507 A508 B507 B508 C507 F501 H504
TO / FROM FORTRESS
DGB
INEXS EARTH NEURALOG HCL IKON SCIENCE PCMC SPE
Y INTELLIGENCE
HALL 1, 2 & 3 JOGMEC SCIENCE ANA-
LA MIN / CATERING AREA
P A405 A406 A505 R-WEB B505 B506 C505 C506 F504 H503
INTEGRATED PETRO STARTWELL HOT FAIRFIELD BARDOT
ELSIWAVE TECHNOLOGY PROJECT AWARD STREAMZ NODAL GROUP SEG
DIS RESERVOIR CNPC PETRA INTERNET A506
ENERGY ENGINEERING
IPTC SHOWCASE DISPLAY ENERGY LOUNGE
YS B401 A503 B503 B504 C503 C504 H502
CHIANG AMBICO GPS KL VALVE RIGZONE
DA MAI JGI EAGE
N JX U OFFSHORE LAND & FITTING
IO A401 A400 NIPPON A501 A502 B501 B502 C501 C502 H501
AT iCEP MOGSC DGOG PERIGON CALTEC ARCHIMEDES FISHBONES CREST AAPG
INDONESIA SOLUTIONS AS ULTRASONIC
D UC
E
ENTRANCE/ ENTRANCE/
EXIT EXIT
TO / FROM
HALL 3, 4 & 5 HALL 4 HALL 5
Exhibitors List - Hall 4 Exhibitors List - Hall 5

Exhibitors Booth Exhibitors Booth HCL B508
Barakah Offshore Petroleum Berhad C402 AHT (Norlan United) & Carriage Sdn. Bhd. C513 HOT Engineering GmbH B506
Cabot Specialty Fluids D402 Akzo Nobel Asia Pte. Ltd. F502 Ikon Science C507
China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) D401 Almitra Energy Services / Geokinetics A509 Imperium (SEA) Sdn. Bhd. A510
Elsiwave Reservoir A406 Ambico Offshore Sdn. Bhd. B504 JGI, Inc. B503
Fortress Intelligence A409 American Association of Petroleum Kuala Lumpur Valve & Fitting (M) Sdn.
H501 C504
INEXS A408 Geologists (AAPG) Bhd.
International Conference & Exhibition Professionals (iCEP) A401 Ana-min A508 LFM Software Limited & GPS Lands (M)
C503
International Petroleum Technology Conference (IPTC) A405 Archimedes Consulting B502 Sdn. Bhd.
Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation (JOGMEC) B402 Bardot Group C506 Neuralog B507
JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration Corporation B401 Caltec Limited B501 Perigon Solutions Ltd. A502
Max Energy Sdn. Bhd. D403 Chemostrat Australia B513 Petrostreamz A505
Mita Oilfield Services (M) Sdn. Bhd. E403 Chiang Mai University A503 Prince Court Medical Centre (PCMC) F501
Malaysian Oil & Gas Services Council (MOGSC) A400 CR Asia (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. B512 R-Web A506
Perisai Petroleum Teknologi Bhd. A403 dGB Earth Sciences B.V. A507 Rigzone F504
Petra Energy Berhad E401 Directorate General of Oil and Gas Seabed Geosolutions C511
A501
Polarcus B411 Indonesia Society of Exploration Geophysicists
H503
Rock Flow Dynamics LLC B414 European Association of Geoscientists & (SEG)
H502
Roxar Flow Measurement Sdn. Bhd. E402 Engineers (EAGE) Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) H504
SGS Group Management Ltd. A402 FairfieldNodal C505 Startwell Energy Technology Co. Ltd. B505
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Varel International Energy Services B413 Fishbones AS C501 The Crest Group Incorporated C502
Vista Valley Sdn. Bhd. C403 Geotrace Technologies Limited C514 The EOR Alliance c/o IFP Canada B511
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Exhibitors List
AHT (Norlan United) & Carriage Sdn. Bhd. Ambico Offshore Sdn. Bhd. Booth B504
Booth C513 Unit 808, Block B, Pusat Dagangan Phileo Damansara II,
10, Jalan Excella 2, Off Jalan Ampang Putra, Taman No. 15, Jalan 16/11, Off Jalan Damansara, 46350 Petaling
Ampang Hilir, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel : +60.3.4278.5171 Tel : +60.3.7955.3600
Fax : +60.3.4278.6171 Fax : +60.3.7932.3600
Email : shahriman@ahtnorlan.com.my Email : info@ambico-offshore.com
Website: www.ahtnorlan.com.my Website: www.ambico-offshore.com
AHT Norlan is a Petronas Licensed Company with PolyFlow, a leader in flexible composite tubing for the oil
multitudes of licenses that include Civil Engineering, and gas exploration and production industry, has developed
Construction and Maintenance Work, the supply of Orton its ExPERT (Existing Pipe Enhanced Rehabilitation
Butterfly Valves from Italy and Truflo Rona Ball Valves from Technologies) program, which combines PolyFlows
Belgium/Italy for critical application as well as the supply of Thermoflex tubing and PullThru installation method
RO Water to Malaysian offshore platforms. to deliver a proven program for repairing, optimizing and
revitalizing old pipelines and wells.
Akzo Nobel Asia Pte. Ltd. Booth F502

AkzoNobel House, 3, Changi Business Park Vista, #05- Ana-min Booth A508
01, 486051 Singapore. 31 Brewer Street, Perth, Western Australia, 6000, Australia.
Tel : +65.6771.5187 Tel : +61.8.9260.9788
Fax : +65.6358.0659 Fax : +61.8.9260.9799
Email : cris.robb@akzonobel.com Email : info@ana-min.com
Website: www.stimwell.com Website: www.ana-min.com
Akzo Nobel offers a range of non-damaging stimulation Ana-min showcases the innovative GeoMin service, which
fluids for matrix acidizing of both carbonate and sandstone delivers quantifiable mineralogy at the wellsite, including:
formations. These fluids are especially applicable where Quantifiable Total Organic Carbon & Thermal Maturity
there are HPHT, corrosion resistant alloys or other Aromatics & Alkanes
expensive down hole jewellery considerations. Calculated Lithology & Brittleness
GeoMin is the only service of its kind in the industry.
Almitra Energy Services / Geokinetics

Booth A509 American Association of Petroleum
A12B-3 Block A, Jalan Selaman 1/1, Dataran Palma, Geologists (AAPG) Booth H501
68000, Ampang, Selangor, Malaysia. 1444 S. Boulder Avenue, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119-3604
Tel : +60.3.4270.5450 U.S.A.
Fax : +60.3.4270.5460 Tel : +1.918.560.2618
Email : ashraf@almitraenergy.com Website: www.AAPG.org
Website: www.almitraenergy.com / www.geokinetics.com
The American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Providing land, transition zone and seafloor (OBS) (AAPG) is the premier global organization for petroleum
acquisition crews, with advanced processing and explorationists. With offices in London, Dubai, Singapore,
interpretation services, Geokinetics offers a comprehensive Bogota, Washington, DC and its headquarters in Tulsa,
suite of geophysical solutions for our customers in their Okla., AAPG is 42,500 members strong in 129 countries.
quest to discover and develop hydrocarbons around the AAPGs purpose is to foster scientific research, advance
globe. the science of geology, promote technology, and inspire
high professional conduct. AAPG provides publications,
conferences, and educational opportunities to geoscientists
and disseminates the most current geological information
to the public.
Exhibitors List
Archimedes Consulting Pty. Ltd. Booth B502 Bardot AsiaPacific Sdn. Bhd. Booth C506
31, Stirling Street, Thebarton, Adelaide, South Australia 19-9-3A, UOA Centre, 19 Jalan Pinang, 50450 Kuala
5031, Australia. Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tel : +61.8.8234.0511 Tel : +60.3.2725.0810
Fax : +61.8.8234.2637 Fax : +60.3.2725.0811
Email : office@archimedes-consulting.com.au Email : benjamin.gaszynski@bardotgroup.com
Website: www.archimedes-consulting.com.au Website: www.bardotgroup.com
Archimedes core service is the processing and BARDOT GROUP designs, manufactures and delivers
interpretation of magnetic and gravity data using its high-efficiency polymer and composite systems such
unique techniques. Archimedes unique processing and as: Bend Restrictors, Bend Stiffener, Crossing solutions,
interpretation techniques, with resolution and detail far Mechanical protection, Piggyback, VIV Strakes,
superior to traditional approaches, are now being applied Buoyancies, and much more.
in the petroleum industry to more focused areas where Our products ensure the functional integrity of offshore
seismic is not of good quality or simply not available. assets, from seabed to surface.
We have casting urethane sites in Europe, America and
Asia (Malaysia & Thailand).
Baker Hughes Booth C202
25th Floor, Menara Tan & Tan, 207 Jalan Tun Razak,
50400 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Cabot Specialty Fluids Booth D402
Tel : +60.3.2164.7888 Cabot House, Hareness Circle, Altens Industrial Estate,
Fax : +60.3.2164.2888 Aberdeen AB12 3LY, U.K.
Email : FarahSabryna.Nasarudin@bakerhughes.com Tel : +65.6622.5522
Website: www.bakerhughes.com Fax : +65.6622.5523
Email : csf.asia.pacific@cabotcorp.com
Baker Hughes is a leading supplier of oilfield services, Website: formatebrines.com
products, technology and systems to the worldwide oil
and natural gas industry. The companys 58,000 - plus Cabot Specialty Fluids provides cesium formate brine &
employees today work in more than 80 countries helping services worldwide. A safe, non-toxic, non-damaging,
customers find, evaluate, drill, produce, transport and solids free, high-density fluid of up to SG2.3, used as
process hydrocarbon resources. the basis of PHT, solids free drilling, based or sandface
completion fluids. Over 15 years of application at up to
235 deg C.
Barakah Offshore Petroleum Berhad
Booth C402
No. 28, Jalan PJU 5/4, Dataran Sunway, Kota Damansara, Caltec Limited Booth B501
47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia. 4 Medway Court, Cranfield, Bedfordshire, MK43 0FQ, U.K.
Tel : +60.3.6141.8820 Tel : +44.12.3475.0144
Website: www.barakahpetroleum.com Email : info@caltec.com
Website: www.caltec.com
Barakah Offshore Petroleum Berhad, an oil & gas
service company, primarily in Pipeline Services, Offshore Caltec is the industry leading provider of Surface Jet Pump
Transportation and Installation, Topside Major Maintenance (SJP) and Compact Separation systems. These simple,
and Hook-Up Commissioning, EPCC of Onshore Pipeline passive systems enable oil and gas operators to harvest
and Construction, Underwater Services and Vessel intrinsic energy to enhance production, extend economic
Management and Chartering. With our wholly-owned field life and reduce environmental impact.
pipe-lay accommodation barge KOTA LAKSAMANA
101, Barakah is ready to take more challenging offshore
installation contracts locally and abroad.
Exhibitors List
CGG Booth A202 China National Petroleum Corporation
Level 28 Menara Bank Islam, No. 22 Jalan Perak, 50450 (CNPC) Booth D401
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Tower C, CNPC Building, 9 Dongzhimen North Street,
Tel : +60.3.2171.3600 Dongcheng District, Beijing, China.
Fax : +60.3.2164.5711 Tel : +86.10.5998.4100
Email : kamthong.tong@cgg.com Fax : +86.10.6209.5367
Website: www.cgg.com Email : lwj_intl@cnpc.com.cn
Website: www.cnpc.com.cn
CGG is a fully integrated Geoscience company providing
leading geological, geophysical and reservoir capabilities CNPC is the worlds 4th largest oil company and plays a
to its broad base of customers primarily from the global oil leading role in Chinas petroleum industry. We have oil
and gas industry. Its Equipment, Acquisition and Geology, & gas assets and operations in 37 countries around the
Geophysics & Reservoir (GGR) divisions bring value world.
across all aspects of natural resource exploration and We boast our unique advantage in comprehensive
exploitation. integration of upstream and downstream businesses,
oilfield services, and petroleum equipment manufacturing.
Chemostrat Australia Booth B513

12/33 Delawney Street, Balcatta, WA 6021, Australia. CR Asia Group / PEI (Mercury and Chemical
Tel : +61.8.6460.8766 Services Group) Booth B512
Email : auoffice@chemostrat.com Lot 1, PT 8250-1, Teluk Kalong Industrial Area, 24000
Website: www.chemostrat.com Kemaman, Terengganu, Malaysia.
Tel : +60.9.863.2325 / 2326
Chemostrat has completed projects worldwide for many of Fax : +60.9.863.2328
the major oil companies. Our work illustrates the versatility Email : sidek@crasianet / rradford@pei-tx.com /
of Chemostratigraphy being successfully implemented cram@crasia.net
through the geological record (Pre-Cambrian to Paleocene) Website: www.crasia.net / www.pei-tx.com
and a variety of environments. Other services we provide
include Isotopes for dating, RE-OS, U/Pb dating, rock CR Asia and alliance partner PEI provide comprehensive
magnetics and portable solutions. mercury management services including sampling and
analysis for the measurement and monitoring of mercury
in hydrocarbon process streams, mercury distribution
Chiang Mai University Booth A503 and mass loading studies, and mercury chemical
239 Huay Keaw Road, T. Suthep, A. Muang, Chiang Mai decontamination services throughout Asia.
50200, Thailand.
Tel : +66.53.943.417 / 418
Fax : +66.53.892.261 Crest Oil & Gas Booth C502
Email : pgph.cmu@gmail.com 1536, Jalan Perusahaan, Kawasan Perusahaan Bukit
Website: pgph.geol.science.cmu.ac.th Tengah, 13600 Perai, Penang, Malaysia.
Tel : +60.4.507.0018
The M.S. Petroleum Geophysics Program, sponsored by Fax : +60.4.507.0020
PTTEP, is part of the Geological Sciences Department, Email : terrylim@crestcn.com
Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai, Thailand. The Website: www.crest-ultrasonics.com
department has a 50 year long history of teaching and
research. The program is aimed at providing high quality Crest Ultrasonics is the market leader in ultrasonics
training for graduate students and junior Petroleum applications. Our latest innovations uses ultrasonics push
Industry Employees. pull to clean heat-exchangers in the Oil & Gas industries.
Crest products:
Ultrasonics Cleaning Machines for heat-exchangers
Automated Cleaning Systems for precision cleaning
Ultrasonics Solvent Machines for precision cleaning
Chemicals and Detergents
Exhibitors List
Department of Mineral Fuels (DMF) Directorate General of Oil and Gas Indonesia
Booth G102 (DGOG) Booth A501
555/2 Energy Complex Building B, 21st Floor, Viphavadi- Plaza Centris 16th Floor, JL. HR. Rasuna Said Kav B5,
Rangsit Road, Chatuchak District, 10900 Bangkok, Jakarta 12910, Indonesia.
Thailand. Tel : +62.21.5268.910 Ext. 227
Tel : +66.8.1830.8917 Fax : +62.21.5205.469
Email : witsarut@dmf.go.th / arsina@dmf.go.th / Website: www.migas.esdm.go.id
patcharee@dmf.go.th
Website: www.dmf.go.th For practicing the duty, Directorate General of Oil and Gas
demonstrates the function as follows:
The Department of Mineral Fuels, Ministry of Energy, Formulate and Implement Technical Standardization
the Kingdom of Thailand. The Department of Mineral and Policy.
Fuels is the sole governmental agency overseeing Preparation and Implementation of Policy.
the upstream petroleum industries of Thailand. The Compilation of Standard, Norm, Guidance, Criterion
department main responsibility includes the promotion of and Procedure.
petroleum exploration and exploitation, enhancement of Giving of Technical Tuition Evaluation and
domestic petroleum supply, and acceleration of petroleum Administration.
development in overlapping claimed areas.
Elsiwave Reservoir Booth A406

dGB Earth Sciences B.V. Room North B2212, 768 Idea Park, Xueyan Rd., 100083
Booth A507 Beijing, China.
Nijverheidstraat 11-2, 7511 JM Enschede, Netherlands. Tel : +86.10.6119.9382
Tel : +31.53.431.5155 Fax : +86.10.6119.9381
Email : info@dgbes.com Email : info@elsiwave.com
Website: www.dgbes.com / www.opendTect.org Website: www.elsiwave.com/en/
dGB Earth Sciences is a software and services company. Elsiwave, a leading provider of reservoir and fluids elastic
Software development is centered on OpendTect, the prediction service, focuses on R&D of full CRP gather
worlds leading open source seismic interpretation system. based pre-stack elastic direct inversion techniques
dGBs unique workflows extract more geology from (SepiGeoTM) with wells or without wells. Elsiwave is
seismic data. Specialties include: Sequence Stratigraphic experienced in deep water reservoir and unconventional
Interpretation; Attributes Analysis & Seismic Filtering; reservoir elastic prediction.
Quantitative Seismic Interpretation and Fluid Migration
Path Interpretation.
Emerson / Roxar Booth E402
Level 9, Menara Chan, 138 Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala
Dialog Group Berhad Booth G103 Lumpur, Malaysia.
Dialog Tower, No. 15 Jalan PJU 7/5, Mutiara Damansara, Tel : +60.3.2177.4450
47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia. Fax : +60.3.2162.4460
Tel : +60.3.7717.1111 Website: www.roxarsoftware.com
Fax : +60.3.7722.3548
Email : contact@dialogasia.com Emerson/Roxar has a broad software portfolio covering
Website: www.dialogasia.com the entire reservoir lifecycle and can boast a number of
key industry differentiators. Our products consist of the
Logistics Services - Tank Terminals & Supply Base following:
Specialist Products & Services RMS Reservoir Modeling Software
Plant Maintenance & Catalyst Services TEMPEST Reservoir Simulation & History Matching
Engineering & Construction and Uncertainty Quantification Software
Fabrication Other services Training and Consultancy Services
Upstream Services
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European Association of Geoscientists & is field proven to increase wells productivity in a short
Engineers (EAGE) Booth H502 pumping operation where multiple laterals are created
PO Box 59, 3990 DB HOUTEN, The Netherlands. connecting the reservoir. MST for sandstone, carbonate
Tel : +31.88.995.5055 and CBM formations are available. Please visit us to
Fax : +31.30.634.3524 see how we can connect your reservoir with simplicity,
Email : eage@eage.org accuracy and efficiency.
Website: www.eage.org
EAGE is a professional association for geoscientists and Fortress Intelligence Booth A409
engineers. Founded in 1951, it is an organization with 10 Anson Road, Unit 34-11, International Plaza, 079903
a worldwide membership (around 18,000 members), Singapore.
providing a global network of commercial and academic Tel : +65.6334.8311
professionals. The association is truly multi-disciplinary Fax : +65.6334.8511
and international in form and pursuits. Email : info@fortressintelligence.com.sg
Website: www.fortressintelligence.com.sg
ExxonMobil Booth A201 Fortress Intelligence specialises in global human resource

800 Bell Street, Houston, Texas 77002, U.S.A. management and project support services for the oil and
Tel : +1.713.832.624.7541 gas industries. The organisation is fronted by a core group
Website: www.exxonmobil.com of dynamic and multi-talented professionals with over 35
years of industry expertise. Headquartered in Singapore,
ExxonMobil is the worlds largest publicly traded and with offices in Asia, Africa and Europe, Fortress
international oil and gas company. We hold an industry- Intelligence offers top-notch project services. Recently
leading inventory of global oil and gas resources. We completed the FPSO Knarr project at the Samsung
are the worlds largest refiner and marketer of petroleum shipyard in South Korea.
products, and our chemical company ranks among the
worlds largest. We apply science and innovation to find
better, safer and cleaner ways to deliver the energy the Geotrace Technologies Limited Booth C514
world needs. An industry leader in almost every aspect 8th Floor, Unit A-8-1, Menara Taipan, No. 6 Jalan P.
of the energy and petrochemical business, ExxonMobil Ramlee, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
operates facilities or markets products in most of the Tel : +60.3.2026.6062
worlds countries and explores for oil and natural gas on Fax : +60.3.2026.6064
six continents. Email : dclark@geotrace.com
Website: www.geotrace.com
FairfieldNodal Booth C505 Geotrace is an independent, integrated, reservoir services

1111 Gillingham Lane Sugar Land, Texas 77478, U.S.A. company which provides subsurface imaging solutions and
Tel : +1.281.275.7500 data integration services to the oil and gas industry. The
Fax : +1.281.275.7551 company is client focused and seeks to assist the client
Website: www.FairfieldNodal.com to optimize operations through the application of leading
edge technology and highly experienced personnel.
FairfieldNodal, the leader in seismic nodal technology,
offers a full spectrum of revolutionary acquisition systems
and technology services, including ZNodal systems, a Halliburton Energy Services Booth E201
family of true cable-free nodes for any terrain or marine 10th Floor, G Tower, 199 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala
depth. The company, known for its extensive spec-data Lumpur, Malaysia.
library, also provides acquisition, imaging, processing and Tel : +60.3.9206.6888
licensing services. Fax : +60.3.9206.6904
Email : soontiong.you@halliburton.com
Website: www.halliburton.com
Fishbones AS Booth C501
PO Box 286, 4066 Stavanger, Norway. One of the worlds largest providers to the oil and gas
Email : post@fishbones.as industry, throughout the lifecycle of the reservoir from
Website: www.fishbones.as locating hydrocarbons and managing geological data, well
construction and completion, and optimizing production.
Fishbones Multilateral Stimulation Technology (MST) Our focus is to deliver on our key solution themes of
Unconventional Resources, Deep Water and Mature
Assets.
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HCL Fasteners Ltd. Booth B508 IHS Booth A101
Clamping House, First Avenue, Westfield Industrial Estate, 8 Marina View, Asia Square Tower 1, #12-01, 081960
Radstock, Bath BA3 4BS, U.K. Singapore.
Tel : +44.17.6141.7714 Tel : +65.6439.6000
Fax : +44.17.6141.7710 Fax : +65.6439.6001
Email : sales@hcl-clamping.co.uk Email : apac_lead@ihs.com
Website: www.hclfasteners.com Website: www.ihs.com
Worlds leading manufacturer of Polymer based Subsea IHS Energy is the industrys authoritative provider of
and Downhole clamping solution for the Oil, Gas and information, analytic and insight. We offer solutions for
Cable Industry. Product ranges include: - Smart Band all aspects of oil and gas asset management workflow,
High Strength Band and Buckle system, Smart Tie from strategic planning through exploration, production
High Strength and Elevated Temperature Cable Strap, and delivery. Our trusted information covers over 2,000
Smart Protector bespoke configurable Downhole Cable sedimentary basins worldwide, including more than 4
Clamping System. million wells, seamlessly integrated with more than 20
engineering, economics and interpretation software suites.
HOT Engineering GmbH Booth B506
Parkstrasse 6, 8700 Leoben, Austria.
Tel : +43.38.4243.0530 Ikon Science Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. Booth C507
Fax : +43.38.4243.0531 Level 6, Tower 2 , Etiqa Twins, 11 Jalan Pinang, 50450
Email : hot@hoteng.com Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Website: www.hoteng.com Tel : +60.3.2725.3500
Fax : +60.3.2725.3599
HOT Engineering is one of the leading E&P reservoir Website: www.ikonscience.com
consultancy companies and a well-established learning
and developmental organisation. We are a proven provider Ikon Science builds solutions for the most challenging
of advanced and integrated geological, geophysical, E&P problems worldwide, combining bold innovation with
petrophysical, as well as reservoir and production proven cross-discipline collaborative workflows. With
engineering technology, and we are well positioned to deep expertise in Rock Physics, Seismic Inversions, 4D,
offer state-of-the-art-training. Geopressure and Geomechanics, we provide reliable
quantitative subsurface predictions of the key reservoir
properties needed to plan safe, cost-effective, wells and
IHRDC Booth A107 design optimal developmental strategies.
535, Boylston Street, Floor 12, Boston, MA 02116, U.S.A.
Tel : +1.617.536.0202
Fax : +1.617.536.4396 Imperium (SEA) Sdn. Bhd. Booth A510
Email : jkapela@ihrdc.com G.02, Block A, Dataran Hamodal, No.4, Jalan 13/4, 46200
Website: www.ihrdc.com Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel : +60.3.7960.1882
IHRDC has been a global leader in training and Fax : +60.3.7960.1992
competency management for the oil and gas industry Email : pdeivendran@me.com
for over 40 years, offering the best Instructor Programs, Website: www.imperium-sea.com
e-Learning resources, and Competency Management
services available. Our products and services are used Imperium develops mobile handheld, advanced
daily by thousands of industry leaders. ultrasonic inspection device that generates in real-
time, high-resolution C-Scan images and data that are
easily understood and interpreted by NDT and non NDT
specialist. Together with clients such as BOEING, ENCANA
and AIRBUS, our products are specifically designed
for Petrochemical, Shipping and Aerospace industries
where the cost of undetected defects can be devastating.
Our mobile handheld technology detects Voids, Cracks,
Delamination and Corrosions in real-time.
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INEXS Booth A408 Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National
1980 Post Oak Blvd., Suite 2050 TX 77056, Houston, Corporation (JOGMEC) Booth B402
U.S.A. Toranomon Twin Building 2-10-1 Toranomon, Minato-ku,
Tel : +1.713.993.0676 Tokyo 105-0001, Japan.
Fax : +1.713.960.1157 Tel : +81.3.6758.8000
Email : luke@inexs.com / info@inexs.com Fax : +81.3.6758.8008
Website: www.inexs.com Website: www.jogmec.go.jp
Founded in 1990, INEXS is a relationship-driven geological, JOGMEC is a Japanese national corporation, responsible
geophysical, and reservoir engineering consulting for securing a stable supply of oil, natural gas, mineral
company offering fully integrated projects ranging from resources, coal and geothermal energy for Japan.
regional basin studies to localized field studies targeting the
evaluation of proved and undeveloped reserves. INEXS
specializes in detailed exploration data interpretation JGI, Inc. Booth B503
and analysis, brings clarity to the subsurface picture and Meikei Building 1-5-21, Otsuka Bunkyo-Ku Tokyo, Japan.
delivers high value results for our clients. Tel : +81.3.5978.8024
Fax : +81.3.5978.8060
Website: www.jgi-inc.com
International Conference and Exhibition
Professionals (iCEP) Booth A401 JGI is a service company dedicated to the applied
Etiqa Twins, Level 14, Tower 1, 11 Jalan Pinang, 50450 geoscience field with the high degree of technical
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. capability. We will display pannels for introducing our
Tel : +60.3.2171.3500 unique technologies.
Fax : +60.3.2171.3535
Email : editorial@icep.com.my
Website: www.icep.com.my JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration Corporation
Booth B401
Formerly known as WGC 2012, we aspire to be the 6-3 Otemachi 2-chome, Chiyoda-ku, 100-8163 Tokyo,
professional conference, exhibition and event organiser Japan.
of choice. We add value to our stakeholders and clients, Tel : +81.3.6275.5241
through creativity and continuous innovation. By nurturing Fax : +81.3.3276.1361
young and creative talents, we set the trend and benchmark Website: www.nex.jx-group.co.jp/english
while continuously enhancing event experiences beyond
expectations. JX Nippon is currently expanding our crude oil and natural
gas exploration and production business in 14 countries
around the world. Among these countries, JX Nippon has
International Petroleum Technology positioned Malaysia, Vietnam and the U.K. as the core
Conference (IPTC) Booth A405 business countries in which JX Nippon concentrates on
Email : iptc@iptcnet.org investing capital, and engages in exploration, development
Website: www.iptcnet.org and production business to focus on operatorship projects.
Founded in 2005, the International Petroleum Technology

Conference (IPTC) is the flagship multi-disciplinary, multi- Kuala Lumpur Valve & Fitting (M) Sdn. Bhd.
society technical event in the Eastern Hemisphere. IPTC Booth C504
is held annually and rotates between Doha, Qatar and No.9, TP 6, Taman Perindustrian UEP, Subang Jaya,
venues in the Asia Pacific region. 47600 Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel : +60.3.8026.7388
IPTC is sponsored by four industry organisations, the Fax : +60.3.8026.7399
American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG); Email : info@swagelok.com.my
the European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers Website: www.swagelok.com/malaysia
(EAGE); the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG);
and the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE). The Kuala Lumpur Valve & Fitting Sdn Bhd is the exclusive
synergy of these four leading, individual-member driven authorized Sales and Service representative for Swagelok
societies provides the most comprehensive opportunity products and services including valves, fittings, hoses and
to form multi-disciplinary committees and an outstanding other fluid system components. We supply over 8000
technical programme.
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standard items in 13 standard materials and available The Malaysian Oil and Gas Services Council aims to
over 24 fractional and metric sizes. Our extended services promote the interests of Malaysian Oil & Gas Service
including Custom Solutions, Swagelok Pre-engineered Providers, create awareness on MOGSC members profile
Subsystem, Asset Integrity Management System, and visibility, provide business platform for MOGSC
Swagelok Energy Advisors, Training and Seminar, members, position Malaysia as a hub and centre of
Equipment and Tool Rental, Supply Chain Management, excellence in oil & gas, facilitate smart partnership and
among others. collaboration among stakeholders, encourage international
players establishment in Malaysia, enhancing business
values and value creation of the oil & gas industries,
Kuwait Oil Company Booth B201 propagate business networking and facilitate strategic
P.O. Box 9758, Ahmadi -61008, Kuwait. alliance for MOGSC members.
Tel : +965.2398.9111
Fax : +965.2398.2565
Email : kocinfo@kockw.com Max Energy Sdn. Bhd. Booth D403
Website: www.kockw.com Unit A-8-1, Block A, Megan Avenue 1, 189 Jalan Tun
Razak, 50600 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Since its establishment in 1934, Kuwait Oil Company Tel : +60.3.2161.0020
a subsidiary of Kuwait Petroleum Corporations at the Fax : +60.3.2164.0020
forefront of Oil exploration, development and production Email : enquiries@maxenergy.com.my
of all hydrocarbon resources in the State of Kuwait. The Website: www.maxenergy.com.my
company is on a major drive culminating in year 2030 to
maximize their production capacities while developing Maxenergy Group of Companies provide solutions to the
their extensive reserves of oil and natural gas resources. challenges of improving production and extending the
useful life of oilfield assets. Together with our partners
TGT Oilfield Services, Task Fronterra & Gravitude we
LFM Software Limited & GPS Lands (M) create additional value by implementing Fit-for-Purpose
Sdn. Bhd. Booth C503 solutions that fit our customers economic and business
25-2 Jalan USJ 10/1G, Taipan Business Centre, 47620 requirement.
Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel : +60.3.5638.3588
Fax : +60.3.5638.4288 Mita Oilfield Services Sdn. Bhd. Booth E403
Website: www.lfm-software.com / www.gpslands.com.my Suite 9-03, Level 9, Menara Binjai, No.2, Jalan Binjai Off
Jalan Ampang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
LFM Software is a powerful 3D laser scanning software Tel : +60.3.2181.7381
packages, which is relevant throughout the laser data and Fax : +60.3.2181.2377
asset lifecycle. Email : info@misteel.com.my
Website: www.benichu.com
LFM is hardware vendor neutral. It accepts data from all
3D laser scanners which are included RIEGL VZ-1000, Our steel solutions covers from OCTG sweet, sour wells
Z+F IMAGER 5010C, etc. and exports to 3D integrated with HPHT conditions including various type of Line Pipe &
plant design system CAD and Review platforms. Specialty pipes for upstream and downstream applications.
OCTG: Conductor, casing, tubing. Carbon steel, 13Cr,
15Cr, 17Cr.
Malaysian Oil & Gas Services Council Line pipe/specialty tubular: SAW, seamless, ERW. Carbon,
(MOGSC) Booth A400 chrome and clad grades.
Level 23, Menara 3 PETRONAS, Kuala Lumpur City Services: TTM, technical consultation, field service.
Centre, 50088, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tel : +60.3.2181.8781 / 8782 / 8783
Fax : +60.3.2181.8784
Email : mogsc@mogsc.org.my
Website: www.mogsc.org.my
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Neuralog Booth B507 Petra Energy Bhd. Booth E401
4800, Sugar Grove Blvd, Ste 200, Stafford, TX 77477, Suite 13.02, Level 13, Menara OBYU, No.4, Jalan PJU
U.S.A. 8/8A, Bandar Damansara Perdana 47820 Petaling Jaya,
Tel : +1.281.240.2525 Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.
Fax : +1.281.240.2526 Tel : +60.3.7726.5576
Email : dgriffiths@neuralog.com Fax : +60.3.7726.3686
Website: www.neuralog.com Email : peb.corporate@penergy.com.my
Website: www.petraenergy.com.my
Neuralog provides geoscience based software and
hardware solutions for oil and gas industry professionals. PETRA Energy is an integrated brown field services
From analysing and organising geological data, to provider for the upstream oil and gas industry. The
scanning, digitizing and printing. Neuralog supports each Company provides a comprehensive range of integrated
step of your geological workflow. Our newest product brown field maintenance & engineering; marine offshore
enables users to visualize, organize and present all data support; design, fabrication supply & installation and
within a GIS-based interface. engineering & project management services specialising
in TopSide Major Maintenance, Hook-up Construction
and Commissioning. PETRA Energy is also involved in
Perigon Solutions Ltd. Booth A502 development and production activities of small field cluster
Davidson House, Campus 1, Aberdeen Innovation Park, offshore Terengganu Malaysia, in partnership with Coastal
Balgownie, Aberdeen, AB22 8GT Scotland, U.K. Energy, under the small risk service contract.
Tel : +44.12.2435.5255
Website: www.perigonsolutions.com
Petroleum Geo-Services ASA Booth F202
Specialising in subsurface wellbore data, Perigon is Lilleakerveien 4C, P. O. BOX 251 Lilleaker, 0283 Oslo,
the uncontested global leader in multi-source data Norway.
management and visualization solutions. Tel : +47.6752.6400
Perigons iPoint solution integrates data to advance analysis Fax : +47.6752.6464
and enable accurate, contextual data interpretation while Email : marketing@pgs.com
delivering impressive time and cost savings to users Website: www.pgs.com
whether geologists, petrophysicists, reservoir engineers,
data managers or geophysicists. Petroleum Geo-Services (PGS) is a leading, worldwide
geophysical company providing an extensive range
of seismic services and products for the petroleum
Perisai Petroleum Teknologi Bhd. industry including seismic data acquisition, processing,
Booth A403 reservoir monitoring and analysis, interpretation and
Suite 3A-17, Block 3A Level 17, Plaza Sentral, Jalan electromagnetic studies. The company also possesses
Stesen Sentral 5, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. the worlds most extensive 3D multi-client data library.
Tel : +60.3.2278.1133 With its headquarter in Oslo, Norway, the company has
Fax : +60.3.2278.1155 over 35 offices worldwide in 25 different countries with
Email : abdulah.yunus@perisai.biz larger regional offices in London, Houston and Singapore.
Website: www.perisai.biz The company is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange (OSE:
PGS).
Perisai Petroleum Teknologi Bhd. is a Malaysian based
upstream oil and gas service provider with main focus on
drilling and production. Our 1st jack-up rig Perisai Pacific PETRONAS Booth E101
101 was contracted with a client. Our next 2 jack-up rigs Tower 1, PETRONAS Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur City
expected to be delivered by Q1, 2015 and Q2, 2016 Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
respectively. Tel : +60.3.2051.5000/ +60.3.2026.5000
Fax : +60.3.2026.5050/ 5055
Website: www.petronas.com
Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS) is Malaysias

fully integrated oil and gas multinational ranked among the
largest corporations on FORTUNE Global 500. Operating
our core business in the Upstream and Downstream
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sectors, we have a presence in more than 60 countries Polarcus Booth B411
since we were first incorporated in 1974. We are among PO Box 283373, Dubai, U.A.E.
the top five oil and gas companies (in terms of production) Tel : +971.4436.0800
and the most profitable company in Asia. We are steadily Fax : +971.4436.0808
driving for new solutions and pushing boundaries to develop Email : www.polarcus.com
and add value to oil and gas resources in a manner that Website: info@polarcus.com
carefully balances commercial, environmental and social
considerations. Polarcus is a marine geophysical company with a
pioneering environmental agenda. Their high-end 3D
seismic vessels have an innovative design and advanced
PetroSkills Booth A103 maritime technology. Polarcus offers contract and multi-
2930 S. Yale Ave, Tulsa, OK 74114, U.S.A. client surveys worldwide.
Tel : +1.918.828.2504
Email : customerservice@petroskills.com
Website: www.petroskills.com Prince Court Medical Centre (PCMC)
Booth F501
PetroSkills is the leading learning and development 39, Jalan Kia Peng, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
provider in the oil and gas industry. The PetroSkills Tel : +60.3.2160.0000
Alliance is comprised of operations, service, and academic Fax : +60.3.2160.0230
organizations and directs and maintains detailed Website: www.princecourt.com
competency maps for each technical discipline, ensuring
PetroSkills content links to real world skills. Prince Court Medical Centre, ranked the World Best
Hospital for Medical Tourists 2013 by Medical Travel
Quality Alliance (MTQUA), is recognized for its outstanding
Petrostreamz AS Booth A505 achievements and breakthroughs in the field of medicine.
Granaasenveien 1, 7048 Trondheim, Norway. A hospital with personalised services and futuristic in its
Tel : +47.7384.8080 architectural design and vision, it provides the full spectrum
Email : info@petrostreamz.com of patient care in privacy and comfort. We also provide
Website: www.petrostreamz.com a wide range of Occupational Health Services including
offshore medical screening to meet clients need of hiring
Petrostreamz AS is a petroleum software company that and maintaining a healthy workforce.
provides solutions for oil companies to integrate and
optimize their assets.
Petrostreamzs unique software, Pipe-It, can launch any PT Medco Energi Internasional Tbk.
software application you are currently running, on any Booth B101
operating system. Pipe-It allows its users to build simple The Energy Building, 39th Floor, Sudirman Central
models that can handle complex systems, run multiple Business District (SCBD), Lot 11A, Jl. Jend. Sudirman,
calculations in parallel and give users an overview of Jakarta 12190, Indonesia.
the entire oil and gas value chain. The company HQ is Tel : +62.21.2995.4000
in Trondheim but operates globally from offices in Olso, Fax : +62.21.2996.4001
Houston, Rio, Jakarta and Dubai. Email : reta.salim@medcoenergi.com
Website: www.medcoenergi.com
Petrosync LLP Booth A106 MedcoEnergi is an Indonesian publicly listed company

28B, Circular Road, Singapore 049384, Singapore. established since 1980 under the law of the Republic of
Tel : +65.6415.4500 Indonesia. Its portfolio focuses on oil and gas exploration
Fax : +65.6826.4322 and production, both domestically and internationally. It
Email : general@petrosync.com maintains a clear vision to become the energy company
Website: www.petrosync.com of choice.
PetroSync provides a full suite of technical training and

professional development courses for the upstream,
midstream and downstream oil and gas industry. We
partner with leading industry leaders to deliver the up-to-
date oil and gas training courses that cover technical and
soft skills that todays technical and asset teams need.
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PTT Exploration and Production Public R-Web Booth A506
Company Limited (PTTEP) Booth C102 31 Brewer Street, Perth, Western Australia, 6000, Australia.
Energy Complex, Building A Floor 6, 19-36 555/1 Vibhavadi Tel : +61.8.9260.9777
Rangsit Road, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand. Fax : +61.8.9260.9799
Tel : +66.2537.7003 Email : enquiries@r-web.com
Fax : +66.2537.4444 Website: www.r-web.com
Website: www.pttep.com
R-WEB delivers Operational Intelligence at the Wellsite
PTTEP is a leading Asian exploration and production through a suite of powerful software products:
company driven by technological competence and green R-WEB Enterprise: Geological data management,
practices. We operate globally with the passion to explore analysis, interpretation & reporting
with responsibility to provide reliable energy supply and Pressure Explorer: Reservoir pressure analysis
sustainable value to all stakeholders. At PTTEP, we value GeoMin: Mineralogy data management, analysis &
not only human resources, knowledge and capability, but reporting
also we care for the community and the environment. WellCAD Link: R-WEB data seamlessly transferred
Together, we work to grow sustainably. to WellCAD
Qatar Petroleum Booth C101 Rigzone Booth F504

P.O. Box 3212, Doha, Qatar. 5870 Hwy 6 North, Ste. 107, Houston, Texas 77084, U.S.A.
Tel : +974.4440.2000 Tel : +1.281.345.4040
Fax : +974.4013.9630 Fax : +1.281.345.4848
Email : events@qp.com.qa Website: www.rigzone.com
Website: www.qp.com.qa
Rigzone is dedicated to serving the oil & gas industry,
Qatar Petroleum is a state-owned public corporation delivering news, jobs and recruiting services, events, and
established by Emiri Decree No. 10 in 1974. It is responsible data. With 1.6+ million members, Rigzone boasts one of
for all phases of the oil and gas industry in the State of the most vibrant online communities of highly-skilled and
Qatar. The principal activities of QP, its subsidiaries and experienced energy professionals.
joint ventures are the exploration, production, local and
international sale of crude oil, natural gas and gas liquids,
refined products, synthetic fuels, petrochemicals, fuel Rock Flow Dynamics Booth B414
additives, fertilizers, liquefied natural gas (LNG), steel and Suite 26.1, Level 26, Menara IMC, Letter Box No. 62, 8
aluminium. Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tel : +60.3.2070.0258
Fax : +60.3.2070.0259
Qatar Petroleum International Email : faiz.sulaiman@rfdyn.ru
6th Floor, Commercial Bank Plaza, West Bay, Doha, Qatar. Website: www.rfdyn.com
Tel : +974.4452.0111
Fax : +974.4411.2808 tNavigator is the next generation parallel dynamic reservoir
Email : info@qpi.com.qa simulator made by Rock Flow Dynamics. This interactive
Website: www.qpi.com.qa simulator is designed from scratch to fully utilized multi-
core workstation, laptop and cluster which will greatly
Since 2007, QPI has secured multibillion dollar investments reduce the simulation time. tNavigator is available for
in the global energy arena of upstream, downstream, and black oil, compositional and thermal.
gas and power through strategic partnerships and joint
venture initiatives in the United States, Canada, United
Kingdom, Italy, Greece, Singapore, Vietnam, China,
Egypt, The Democratic Republic of Congo and Brazil. QPI
prides itself as a company that operates with excellence,
transparency, trusted collaboration, and the creation of
positive impact on peoples lives globally.
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RPS Consultants Sdn. Bhd. Booth B102 Schlumberger Booth D101
Unit 5A, Level 5, Menara Chan 138, Jalan Ampang, 50450 3750 Briarpark Drive, Houston, TX 77042, U.S.A.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Email : info@slb.com
Tel : +60.3.2732.8272 Website: www.slb.com
Fax : +60.3.2711.0453
Email : rpsekualalumpur@rpsgroup.com Schlumberger is the worlds leading supplier of technology,
Website: www.rpsgroup.com integrated project management and information solutions
to customers working in the oil and gas industry worldwide.
RPS is an international consultancy providing world-class Employing approximately 126,000 people representing
local solutions in energy, especially oil and gas; resources, over 140 nationalities and working in more than 85
infrastructure, environment and urban growth. countries, Schlumberger provides the industrys widest
RPS provides independent consulting services to the range of products and services from exploration through
oil and gas industry involving integrated technical, production.
commercial, project management, training support in the
fields of geoscience, engineering and HS&E.
Seabed Geosolutions Sdn. Bhd. Booth C511
Lot E, Level 11, Tower 2 Etiqa Twins, 11 Jalan Pinang,
SapuraKencana Petroleum Berhad 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Booth F201 Tel : +60.3.2720.9999
Level 6, Menara SapuraKencana Petroleum, Solaris Fax : +60.3.2720.9998
Dutamas 1, Jalan Dutamas 1, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Email : apac@sbgs.com
Malaysia. Website: www.seabed-geo.com
Tel : +60.3.6209.8000
Fax : +60.3.6209.5733 Seabed Geosolutions provides better azimuth and offset
Email : info@sapurakencana.com diversity with multi-component (4C) seismic technology
Website: www.sapurakencana.com positioned directly on the seabed in water depths ranging
from 0 - 3000m. Delivering robust broadband seismic
SapuraKencana Petroleum Berhad is a full-fledged data to resolve ambiguity in your reservoir model and
upstream player and one of the worlds largest integrated extract maximum value from your assets. Find out how
oil and gas services and solutions providers. Visitors 4C technology can considerably improve your seismic
to our exhibit at Booth F201, Exhibition Hall 2 can view image, refine your development and appraisal decisions
the full spectrum of capabilities offered by the company and enhance recovery in your reservoir.
spanning the entire upstream oil and gas value chain of
exploration, development, production, rejuvenation, and
decommissioning and abandonment. SERCEL Booth A104
16, rue de Bel Air, 44470 Carquefou, France.
Tel : +33.2.4030.1181
Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco) Email : sales.nantes@sercel.com
Booth C201 Website: www.sercel.com
P.O. Box 5000, Dhahran 31311, Saudi Arabia.
Tel : +966.13.872.0115 As the worlds leading designer and manufacturer of
Fax : +966.13.875.9891 innovative seismic equipment and reservoir monitoring
Email : webmaster2@aramco.com instruments, Sercel provides oil field service companies
Website: www.saudiaramco.com and geophysical contractors with the widest range of
leading-edge technologies for exploration in land, marine,
Owned by the Saudi Arabian Government, Saudi Aramco seabed and downhole environments (acquisition systems,
is a fully integrated, global petroleum enterprise. The sensors, streamers, vibration sources, downhole tools,
company manages proven conventional reserves of 260.2 gauges, etc.).
billion barrels of oil and the fourth-largest gas reserves in
the world, 284.8 trillion cubic feet.
Exhibitors List
SGS Group Management Petrotechnical Startwell Energy Technology Co. Ltd.
Inspection (M) Sdn. Bhd. Booth A402 Booth B505
Unit 10-1, 10th Floor, Bangunan Malaysian RE, No. 17 Room 6205, Weifeng Building, No. 20, Xueqing Road,
Lorong Dungun , Damansara Heights, Kuala Lumpur Haidian District, 100083 Beijing, P.R.China.
50490, Malaysia. Tel : +86.10.6232.9889
Tel : +60.3.2095.9200 Email : startwell02@startwellenergy.com
Fax : +60.3.2095.6091 Website: www.beijingstartwell.com.cn
Email : ogc@sgs.com
Website: www.sgs.com/ogc New Polymer and New EOR Technology. Our company
has developed a series of new-type polymer, and
SGS develops and delivers innovative technology supplies a set of corresponding services of EOR lab
to support conventional Exploration and Production, evaluation, program planning, water channeling control
Enhanced Oil Recovery, Unconventional Resources, Coal technique, field injection workflow and facilities, etc. The
Bed Methane and Carbon Sequestration. deformable particle-type polymer series have advanced
SGS upstream service offering includes: oil displacing mechanism and adaptive capacity to severe
subsurface consultancy reservoir conditions, temperature of 284oF and salinity of
fluid, geochemistry and cutting analysis 300000mg/L. Success has been obtained in multiple oil
well testing and cased hole services fields.
SGS is the worlds largest inspection testing and
certification organisation.
Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG)
Booth H503
Shell Booth F101 8801 South Yale Avenue Tulsa, Oklahoma 74137, U.S.A.
Shell HQ: Carel van Bylandtlaan 16, 2596 HR The Hague, Tel : +1.918.497.5500
The Netherlands. Email : wemerick@seg.org
Shell KL: Menara Shell, KL Sentral, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Website: www.seg.org
Malaysia.
Tel. : (HQ) +31.7.0377.9111; (KL) +60.3.2385.2888 The Society of Exploration Geophysicists is a not-for-
Website: www.shell.com profit organization whose mission is connecting, inspiring,
and propelling the people and science of geophysics.
Shell is a global group of energy and petrochemicals The Society, which has more than 33,000 members (and
companies with around 90,000 employees in more than 80 growing) in 138 countries, representing 51 sections and
countries and territories. We engage efficiently, responsibly, associated societies in 31 countries, and 297 student
and profitably in oil, oil products, gas, chemicals and chapters in 63 countries, fulfils its mission through
other selected businesses, and participate in the search its publications, conferences, forums, websites, and
for and development of other sources of energy to meet educational opportunities.
evolving customer needs and the world growing demand
for energy. We work closely with our customers, partners
and policymakers to apply innovative thinking to advance Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)
more efficient and sustainable use of energy and natural Booth H504
resources. Level 35, The Gardens South Tower, Mid Valley City,
Lingkaran Syed Putra, 59200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tel : +60.3.2182.3000
Fax : +60.3.2182.3030
Website: www.spe.org
The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a not-

for-profit professional association whose members are
engaged in energy resources development and production.
SPE serves more than 124,000 members in 135 countries
worldwide. SPE is a key resource for technical knowledge
related to the oil and gas exploration and production
industry and provides services through its publications,
events, training courses, and online resources.
Exhibitors List
Talisman Malaysia Limited Booth E211 Varel International Energy Services
Level 33, Menara Citibank, 165 Jalan Ampang, 50450 Booth B413
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 1625, West Crosby Road, Suite 124, Carrollton, TX 75006,
Tel : +60.3.2055.2888 U.S.A.
Fax : +60.3.2161.3034 Tel : +1.972.242.1160
Email : TMLinfo@talisman-energy.com Email : info@varelintl.com
Website: www.talisman-energy.com Website: www.varelintl.com
Talisman Energy Inc. is a global upstream oil & gas Varel Oil & Gas Drill Bits supplies a comprehensive suite
company, headquartered in Calgary, Canada. In Malaysia, of high technology fixed cutter and roller cone drill bits
Talisman has been operating for over 13 years and is to the industry. With the companys proprietary design
still growing. We hold an operated & working interest in capabilities, efficient manufacturing and a global sales
several oil fields in both the Peninsular (Block PM-3 CAA, force. Varel provides high-quality drill bits that deliver
PM-305 & PM-314) and Sabah (Kinabalu Oil PSC & SB- excellent performance and value to its customer base.
309 and SB-310).
Vista Valley Sdn. Bhd. Booth C403

The EOR Alliance Booth B511 K-7-7, Block K, Jalan Solaris, Solaris Mont Kiara, 50480
810, 744 - 4th Avenue S.W, Calgary, Alberta T3G 4Y8, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Canada. Tel : +60.3.6203.6762 / 6763
Tel : +1.403.234.0324 Fax : +60.3.6204.0717
Fax : +1.403.234.8579 Email : inquiry@vistavalley.com.my
Website: www.eor-alliance.com Website: www.vistavalley.com.my
Consulting services for Enhanced Oil Recovery. Vista Valley Sdn. Bhd. specialised in manufacturing of
high quality Ultra Deep Drilling tools to the international
Oil & Gas exploration industry. Our OCTG products are
Total E&P Malaysia Booth G101 certified with API 5CT, API Q1, ISO 9001:2000. Our R&D
Level 21, Menara HLA, No. 3, Jalan Kia Peng, 50450 division is supporting us with ultra-modern technology
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. for better producperisait Design and development. Our
Tel : +60.3.2172.9000 premium connection for casing and tubing is renowned in
Fax : +60.3.2172.9001 our domestic market. Such as UT-A, UT-B and UT-C. Our
Website: www.my.total.com product has succeeded in winning customer satisfaction
across the world.
Operating in more than 130 countries, Total is a world class
international oil company and natural gas operator, refiner,
petrochemical producer also fuel and lubricant retailer. Weatherford Booth D201
Our nearly 100,000 employees leverage their globally Level 25, South Wing, G Tower, No. 199, Jalan Tun Razak,
acknowledged expertise that can discover, produce, refine 50400 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
and distribute oil and gas to provide products and services Tel : +60.3.2168.6000
worldwide. Fax : +60.3.2162.2000
Website: www.weatherford.com
We are developing energies that can partner oil and gas
today, solar energy and tomorrow, biomass. At TOTAL, we Weatherford is among the largest global oil and gas service
are COMMITTED TO BETTER ENERGY! providers, delivering innovative technologies and services
for formation evaluation, well construction, completion,
stimulation and production. Our global network spans more
than 100 countries and includes 1,000 service locations
and 25 research, development and training facilities.
Incorporating PESAs Eastern Australasian Basins Symposium
A powerhouse emerges:
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Appropriately themed, ICE 2015 not only
signifies the 50th anniversary of the
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EAGE Events
Asia Pacific 2015
Since its start in 2011, EAGEs office in Kuala Lumpur has
been successful in distributing geoscience knowledge to
its growing membership in the Asia Pacific and the rest
of the world. In 2015 the following events in the Asia
Pacific are planned.
14 April EAGE Workshop on Non Seismic Methods Singapore, Singapore

11-13 May EAGE Workshop on Broadband Marine Seismic Data Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
from Acquisition to Production
12-13 October Asia Petroleum Geoscience Conference & Exhibition Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
(APGCE 2015)
19-20 November AAPG/EAGE/MGS Myanmar Geosciences Conference Yangon, Myanmar
Also visit our annual Conference & Exhibition in Madrid, 1-4 June 2015!
For a complete overview of all EAGE activities, please go to www.eage.org

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i am
Theres no better time to join SEG. Weve recently made improvements to our online membership
application that makes it easier to navigate and takes less time to complete. All SEG members
receive these valuable benefits:
One-year complimentary subscription to The Leading Edge, the worlds most respected
technical magazine for applied geophysics
One-year complimentary online subscription to either Interpretation or Geophysics
Discounts of as much as 20% on all titles in the ever-expanding SEG Book Mart,
which includes 120 e-book titles
Discounts on all SEG training courses and additional SEG journal subscriptions
SEG Wiki author and edit privileges
Online access to
TLE Digital Edition
SEG Technical Program Expanded Abstracts and Global Meeting Abstracts
Journal of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics
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ASEGs journal Exploration Geophysics
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Networking opportunities with leaders in the geosciences field
Plus many more!
Tell your colleagues to visit seg.org/membership for more information or contact Member Services
either by email at members@seg.org or by phone at 918.497.5581.
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new places, and new ideas from all over the world.
And when you join SPE, you also join your local section. So, you can meet regularly with other members
in your area to exchange ideas and discuss common issues.
SPE has something for everyone working in the upstream oil and gas industry, no matter where on the
globe you may be.
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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

Table Of Contents Host Organisation

Welcome Message From the Executive Committee and

Dato Wee Yiaw Hin Matthias Bichsel Patrick Schorn

Adif Zulkifli Knut Mauseth Maen Razouqi

IPTC Sponsoring Societies

The European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers (EAGE) is a professional

Regional Office Middle East

Regional Office Russia and CIS

Regional Office Asia Pacific

Regional Office Americas

The Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) is a not-for-profit association that

Middle East Office

The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a not-for-profit professional association

Asia Pacific Office

Europe, Russia, Caspian and Sub-Saharan Africa Office

Middle East, North Africa and India Office

The IPTC Sponsoring Societies wish to extend their sincerest

IPTC Board of Directors

Chairman Peter Baillie

Vice Chairman / Treasurer Philippe Doyen

Nasser Al-Jaidah Joseph M. Reilly

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Host Organisation: Host Organisation:

Honourable Advisor to the Executive Committee

Tan Sri Dato Shamsul Azhar Abbas

Executive Committee Co-Chairmen

Dato Wee Yiaw Hin Matthias Bichsel Patrick Schorn

Executive Committee Members

Conference Programme Committee Co-Chairmen

Adif Zulkifli Knut Mauseth Maen Razouqi

Fowzia H. Abdullah, Kuwait U. John McPherson, SED&RQ Pty Ltd.

Mohd Firdaus Abdul Halim, PETRONAS Research Graham Hodgkiss, CGGVeritas

Mid-Stream Gas Subcommittee

Educational Activities Committee

Co-Chairperson Co-Chairperson Co-Chairperson Advisor

Education Days and Teachers Day Subcommittee

Education Week Subcommittee

Young Professionals Workshop Subcommittee

IN SEARCH OF REMARKABLE GRADUATES

Shell is an equal opportunity employer

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Host Organisation and Principal Sponsor

Co-Host Organisations and Principal Sponsors

Topical Luncheon (Thursday, 11 December)

Education Days (Co-sponsor)

Escalator Banners Coffee Break Education Week

Writing Pads Exhibition Entrance Education Days

Young Professionals Workshop Caps Official Onsite Medical

Education Week Education Days Closing Session

Appointment Calendars Conference Sponsor Conference

Bottled Drinking Education Week Directional

Premier Endorsing Organisation

Senior Endorsing Organisations

KL Convention Centre Floor Plans

KL Convention Centre Floor Plans

KL Convention Centre Floor Plans

KL Convention Centre Floor Plans

KL Convention Centre Floor Plans

Speaker/Author Check-In Room

Conference Programme Brochure

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