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Catching The Next Wave – Delivering Affordable Energy

25-27 October 2016 Crown Perth, Perth, Australia

PRINCIPALSPONSORS

Conference Programme

Globally, Chevron holds 170 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) of un-risked gas resources - almost 80 Tcf are in the Asia Pacific region. With total discovered gas resources exceeding 50 Tcf , we are the largest natural gas resource holder in Australia.

Since mid-2009 Chevron has made more than 25 discoveries in Australia and our exploration results are recognised as among the best in the industry.

For more about our best practice in geoscience and petroleum engineering, please check your program for Chevron speakers.

proudly supporting APOGCE 2016

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Dear Colleagues,

On behalf of SPE, the SPE Western Australian Section and the conference organising committees, welcome to Perth – Australia’s energy capital, for the 2016 SPE Asia Pacific Oil and Gas Conference and Exhibition (APOGCE).

APOGCE is SPE’s premier upstream technical conference in the Asia Pacific region, covering the broadest range

of disciplines involved in exploration and production activities. As SPE’s flagship conference in Asia Pacific, APOGCE provides an important platform for technology dissemination, knowledge sharing and collaboration at regional and global scales.

Themed Catching the Next Wave – Delivering Affordable Energy, keynote speeches, panel discussions and technical papers at APOGCE are targeted to deliver insights to address the critical and dynamic challenges the industry is facing today. Your participation in APOGCE provides you a unique opportunity to gain insights from eminent industry leaders and subject-matter experts, as well as share new perspectives and discuss technological advancements with technical professionals in the energy industry. APOGCE also features important programmes aimed at shaping the growth of our industry’s young professionals and student members. Young professionals will learn from and engage with industry leaders at the Young Professionals Workshop while university students from across the region have the opportunity to compete in the Regional Student Paper Contest. In addition, local high school teachers and students will explore stimulating components of our industry through the Education Day and Teachers’ Day Energy4Me workshops.

Thank you for your support and participation in APOGCE 2016. Our industry has an amazing story to tell and we trust that this conference will be informative and enriching for you.

Sincerely,

Gerry FlahertyConference ChairmanGeneral Manager of Asset DevelopmentChevron Australia

Globally, Chevron holds 170 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) of un-risked gas resources - almost 80 Tcf are in the Asia Pacific region. With total discovered gas resources exceeding 50 Tcf , we are the largest natural gas resource holder in Australia.

Since mid-2009 Chevron has made more than 25 discoveries in Australia and our exploration results are recognised as among the best in the industry.

For more about our best practice in geoscience and petroleum engineering, please check your program for Chevron speakers.

proudly supporting APOGCE 2016

MESSAGE FROM THE CONFERENCE CHAIRPERSON

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message from the Conference Chairperson 3Venue Guide Map 4Technical Programme Committee 5Conduct Committee 6Schedule of Events 7Conference Sponsors 9 General Information 10Opening Session 11Keynote Session 11Special Keynote Session 11Executive Plenary Session 12Panel Sessions 12Distinguished Lecturer Session 15Young Professionals Workshop 15Educational Programmes 15Conference Dinner 15Regional Awards 16Conference Programme Schedule 18Technical Programme 20Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions 32Exhibitors List 42

CHAIRMAN Michael Scott, Chevron Australia

Anita Hajetian, 3M AustraliaKhalil Rahman, Baker HughesXiuli Wang, Baker HughesGregor Brodt, BASFMark Jackson, BHP Billiton PetroleumTran Hong Nam, Bien Dong Petroleum Operating Co.Roman Bulgachev, BPHj Salleh Apong, Brunei Shell Co. Sharad Kumar Goenka, Cairn IndiaSandeep Sharma, Carbon Projects Keith Boyle, ChevronPijush K. Paul, ConocoPhillipsSiluni Wickramathilaka, ConocoPhillipsHarry Dearing, Continental Production Services Anwarudin Saidu Mohamed, Deleum Bhd.Dominic Pepicelli, DSD, Government of South AustraliaBrendan Champness, ExxonMobilZahid Hasan, FMC TechnologiesZis G. Katelis, Gaffney, Cline & AssociatesHank Rogers, HalliburtonAndy Ion, Hess Exploration AustraliaArshad Islam, Independent ConsultantTakaaki Uetani, INPEXDavid Cavanagh, Integrated EnergyPaul Pillai, ISOS PetroleumWerner Ribul, Japan Australia LNG (Mimi)Hiroshi Okabe, JOGMECGayathri Ariaratnam, JoriEdi Rahmat, Kuwait Oil Co.Henny Mulyadi, Maersk Oil OG Gas A/SBaojun Bai, Missouri U. of Science and TechnologyKevin Lay, NauticAWTHarry Dearing, Newpark Drilling FluidsRobyn Tamke, Oasis Oilfield ConsultingHongkun Dong, OneSubseaLuca Letizia, OneSubsea

TECHNICAL PROGRAMME COMMITTEE


EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMESGuan Ng, Chevron AustraliaDaniel O'Reilly, Chevron AustraliaMichelle Lim, ConocoPhillips AustralasiaPROTOCOLJane Chua, Bureau Veritas AustraliaPUBLICITY, TRAINING COURSESMatthew Flett, Chevron AustraliaSOCIAL ACTIVITIESDenison Williams, BHP BillitonSarah Anderson, Chevron AustraliaFionna McNee, Curtin UniversityRaymond Klein, Quadrant EnergySPONSORSHIP AND EXHIBITIONLiam Le, Olympus AustraliaDan Pickering, OPES InternationalMitchell Sherston, Quadrant EnergyJack Harfoushian, Schlumberger AustraliaMatthew Loth, Schlumberger AustraliaSimon Cornel, Spill Station AustraliaYOUNG PROFESSIONALS WORKSHOPBronwyn Yates, Shell Development (Australia) Luke Vlasich, Woodside Energy

CHAIRMAN Dean Manifis, Quadrant Energy

CONDUCT COMMITTEE

Prady Chaliha, Osaka Gas AustraliaJan Bon, Petrolab AustraliaAbdolrahim Ataei, PETRONASRaj Deo Tewari, PETRONASGianluca Di Martino, Quadrant EnergyRoumen D. Sankoff, Quadrant EnergyJonathan T. Kwan, QuanelleLakshmikantha Mookanahallipatna, Repsol He Liu, RIPED, CNPCShuhong Wu, RIPED, CNPCQinghai Yang, RIPED, CNPCNing Ning, RIPED – Langfang, CNPCHe Zhang, Ryder Scott Co.Charles Albouy, Saltel Industries AustraliaMark Burgoyne, Santos Ltd.James Griffiths, Santos Ltd.Darren Nicolson, Santos Ltd.Wesley Ryan Atkinson, SchlumbergerShripad Biniwale, SchlumbergerJaime Eduardo Moreno Ortiz, Schlumberger Shahryar Saebi, SchlumbergerJohn (Jonggeun) Choe, Seoul National U.Manoel Leopoldino Rocha de Farias, ShellEventus Chukwuma Kalu, Shell George Hobbs, Strategic ChemistryKeith Rae, TAM International Asia PacificSteve Begg, The U. of AdelaidePeter Behrenbruch, The U. of AdelaideAlireza Salmachi, The U. of AdelaideAbbas Zeinijahromi, The U. of AdelaideBrian Towler, The U. of QueenslandHenricus Herwin, Total E&P IndonésieSarkis Kakadjian, Trican Well Service, LPRay Johnson Jr., Unconventional Reservoir SolutionsElie Daher, United SafetyFerry Anantokusumo, VICO IndonesiaJames Riddoch, WeatherfordGlen Brabham, Woodside EnergyAbid Ghous, Woodside Energy Pieter Jagtenberg, Woodside Energy


MONDAY, 24 OCTOBER0900-1700 hours Registration – Main Foyer, Level 10900-1700 hours Speaker/Author Check-In – Show Room, Level 10900-1700 hours Exhibitors Move-In – Grand Ballroom 1, Level 1TUESDAY, 25 OCTOBER0730-1730 hours Registration – Main Foyer, Level 10830-1730 hours Speaker/Author Check-In – Show Room, Level 10900-1830 hours Young Professionals Workshop – The Astral, Level 10900-0945 hours Opening Session – The Astral, Level 10945-1015 hours Opening Keynote Session – The Astral, Level 11015-1830 hours Exhibition – Grand Ballroom 1, Level 1 1015-1045 hours Coffee Break – Grand Ballroom 1, Level 1

1045-1230 hours Executive Plenary Session: Catching the Next Wave Delivering Affordable Energy – The Astral, Level 1

1230-1245 hours Regional Awards Presentation – The Astral, Level 11245-1400 hours Networking Luncheon – Grand Ballroom 1, Level 1

1245-1315 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 1 – Grand Ballroom 1, Level 1

1315-1345 hours Distinguished Lecturer Session: Edward Grave – Botanical 3, Lower Level

1400-1530 hours Panel Session 1: Collaborate for Success – Botanical 3, Lower Level

1400-1530 hours

Technical SessionsSession 1: Formation Evaluation Methodologies – Botanical 1, Lower LevelSession 2: IOR/EOR I – Botanical 2, Lower LevelSession 3: Unconventional Resources – Simulation – Botanical 4, Lower Level

1400-1700 hours Regional Student Paper Contest: Undergraduate Division – Studio 1, Level 2

1400-1700 hours Regional Student Paper Contest: Postgraduate Division – Studio 2, Level 2

1530-1600 hours Coffee Break and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 2 – Grand Ballroom 1, Level 1

1600-1730 hours

Technical Sessions Session 4: Well Stimulation – Botanical 3, Lower LevelSession 5: Simulation and Modelling I – Botanical 1, Lower LevelSession 6: Business Management – Botanical 2, Lower LevelSession 7: Well/Formation Testing – Botanical 4, Lower Level

1730-1830 hours Welcome Reception and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 3 – Grand Ballroom 1, Level 1

WEDNESDAY, 26 OCTOBER0730-1730 hours Registration – Main Foyer, Level 10800-1730 hours Speaker/Author Check-In – Show Room, Level 10830-1730 hours Exhibition – Grand Ballroom 1, Level 1

0830-1000 hours

Technical SessionsSession 8: Subsea Production and Processing Technologies – Botanical 3, Lower LevelSession 9: New Oil from Old Fields – Botanical 1, Lower LevelSession 10: Knowledge, Collaboration and Data – Botanical 2, Lower LevelSession 11: Unconventional Resources – Management – Botanical 4, Lower Level

0900-1500 hours Education Day – The Studio, Level 2


1030-1200 hours Panel Session 2: Enhancing the Public Perception of the Oil and Gas Industry – Botanical 3, Lower Level

1030-1200 hours

Technical SessionsSession 12: Unconventional Resources – Fracturing – Botanical 1, Lower LevelSession 13: Simulation and Modelling II – Botanical 2, Lower Level

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS


1030-1200 hours Session 14: Geoscience and Geophysics – Botanical 4, Lower Level

1200-1400 hours Networking Luncheon – Grand Ballroom 1, Level 1


1400-1530 hours

Technical SessionsSession 15: Formation Evaluation/Logging – Botanical 3, Lower LevelSession 16: Gas Supply and Production Technologies – Botanical 1, Lower LevelSession 17: Reservoir Management/Development – Botanical 2, Lower LevelSession 18: Integration for Improvement – Botanical 4, Lower Level


1600-1730 hours Panel Session 3: Asset Integrity Management and Life Extension – Botanical 3, Lower Level

1600-1730 hours

Technical SessionsSession 19: Chemistry Solutions – Select, Inject, Produce, Preserve – Botanical 1, Lower LevelSession 20: Production Optimisation Technologies – Botanical 2, Lower LevelSession 21: Geological Modelling – Botanical 4, Lower Level

1900 hours Conference Dinner – The Astral 1, Level 1

THURSDAY, 27 OCTOBER0730-1600 hours Registration – Main Foyer, Level 10830-1600 hours Speaker/Author Check-In – Show Room, Level 10900-1600 hours Exhibition – Grand Ballroom 1, Level 1

0900-0930 hoursSpecial Keynote Session: Delivering World Class Results in Exploration and Reservoir Development in NW Australia, 2011-2016 – Botanical 3, Lower Level

0900-1500 hours Teachers’ Day – Studio 1, Level 2

0930-1100 hours Panel Session 4: Bringing Fields on Stream – Transition to Production and Operations – Botanical 3, Lower Level

0930-1100 hours

Technical SessionsSession 22: Metering, Monitoring and Modelling – Botanical 1, Lower LevelSession 23: Wellbore Control and Stability – Botanical 2, Lower LevelSession 24: Sand Face Completions – Botanical 4, Lower Level


1130-1300 hours

Technical SessionsSession 25: Enhanced Performance Through Facilities Design and Operation Optimisation – Botanical 1, Lower LevelSession 26: HSE Excellence – Botanical 2, Lower LevelSession 27: IOR/EOR II – Botanical 4, Lower Level

1300-1430 hours Networking Luncheon – Grand Ballroom 1, Level 1


1430-1600 hoursPanel Session 5: Importance of an Efficient, Consistent and Stable Regulatory Environment – Botanical 3, Lower Level

1430-1600 hours

Technical SessionsSession 28: Enhancing Production and Completions – Case Studies – Botanical 1, Lower LevelSession 29: Well Design Challenges – Botanical 2, Lower LevelSession 30: Abandonment/Decommissioning – Botanical 4, Lower Level

Note: Information in this booklet is updated as of 10 October 2016.


CONFERENCE SPONSORS

SPE wishes to gratefully acknowledge the contribution and support of thefollowing companies towards 2016 APOGCE.

Principal Supporting Organisations

Principal SponsorsEducational Programmes

Supported by

Media Supporters

Exhibition Visitor Pass Silver Sponsor

Welcome Reception Bottled Drinking Water

Conference SatchelConference Writing PadNametag Lanyard

Young Professionals Workshop


GENERAL INFORMATIONREMINDER: APOGCE badges must be worn at all times at the conference venue.

CONFERENCE HEADQUARTERS APOGCE Conference Headquarters is located in the Show Room, Level 1, Crown Perth.

SPEAKER/AUTHOR/SESSION CHAIRPERSON CHECK-IN Panel speakers, presenting authors and session chairpersons are required to check-in at the Show Room, located at Level 1 of Crown Perth, to load and review their PowerPoint slides prior to their scheduled presentation. Panel speakers, presenting authors and session chairpersons should report to their assigned session room 30 minutes before the session begins.

REGISTRATION Onsite registration and advance registration badge collection are located at the Registration Counter, Main Foyer, Level 1, Crown Perth. Registration hours are as follow:Monday, 24 October ● 0900-1700 hoursTuesday, 25 October ● 0730-1730 hoursWednesday, 26 October ● 0730-1730 hoursThursday, 27 October ● 0730-1600 hours

CONFERENCE BADGE Conference badges are required for admission to all conference activities and the exhibition-technical showcase. Use of a badge by a person not named on the badge is grounds for confiscation.

DIGITAL CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGSDigital Conference Proceedings are available for collection at the SPE Booth, Grand Ballroom, Crown Perth.

EXHIBITION-TECHNICAL SHOWCASE HOURS The exhibition-technical showcase is open during the following times: Tuesday, 25 October ● 1015-1830 hoursWednesday, 26 October ● 0830-1730 hoursThursday, 27 October ● 0900-1600 hours

LOST AND FOUND Lost and found items will be placed at the Conference Headquarters, Show Room, Level 1, Crown Perth.

MEDICAL ASSISTANCE Medical assistance is available at the conference venue. Mobile medics can be reached at +61.8.9362.7663. Alternatively, please refer to an SPE and/or Crown Perth staff.

MOBILE PHONE POLICY As a courtesy to the speakers and your fellow attendees, please ensure that your mobile phones are on silent mode or switched off during the conference sessions.

PHOTOGRAPHY POLICY All conference sessions and the exhibition-technical showcase are protected by international copyright laws. Photography and video/audio recording of any kind are strictly prohibited in the sessions and throughout the exhibition-technical showcase area.

SAFETY One of the key components to the success of APOGCE is the safety of our attendees and presenters. Due to the popularity of some session topics, it is possible for overcrowding to occur in a session or meeting room. Should this occur, we must comply with policies regarding room capacity and limit admittance to a room that is at capacity. Please make plans to arrive early for sessions that you have a strong interest in attending.

In the event of an emergency, SPE and/or Crown Perth staff will provide conference attendees with the necessary information and instructions.


Tuesday, 25 October ● 0900-0945 hours ● The Astral, Level 1


Delivering World Class Results in Exploration and Reservoir Development in NW Australia, 2011-2016

The Hon. Bill Marmion MLA

Phongsthorn Thavisin Gerry Flaherty

Speakers:The Hon. Bill Marmion MLA, Minister for State Development; Transport; Innovation, Western AustraliaPhongsthorn Thavisin, SPE Regional Director, Northern Asia Pacific; and Chief Operating Officer, Production Asset and Operations Support Group, PTTEPGerry Flaherty, 2016 APOGCE Conference Chairman; and General Manager, Asset Development, Chevron Australia

Michael Utsler Chief Operations Officer Woodside Energy

Gerry FlahertyGeneral Manager, Asset Development Chevron Australia

OPENING SESSION

KEYNOTE SESSION

SPECIAL KEYNOTE SESSION

Thursday, 27 October ● 0900-0930 hours ● Botanical 3, Lower Level


Gerry Flaherty

Anita Hajetian Julie Harrison

Tetsuro Tochikawa

Michael Scott

Mark Jackson

Mike Robinson

Dzafri Sham Ahmad

David Purvis

Alan Bye

Brian Huston

Rod Duke

Nigel Hearne

Aparna Raman

Moderators: Gerry Flaherty, General Manager, Asset Development, Chevron AustraliaMichael Scott, WA Oil Operations Manager, Chevron Australia

Speakers:David Purvis, Vice President Engineering, BHP Billiton PetroleumNigel Hearne, Managing Director, Chevron AustraliaTetsuro Tochikawa, Executive Officer, Vice President of Technical Headquarters, INPEXDzafri Sham Ahmad, Vice President, LNG Assets, PETRONASRod Duke, Vice President, Downstream GLNG, Santos Ltd.Aparna Raman, Managing Director, Schlumberger Australia

Moderators: Anita Hajetian, Technical Service Engineer, Advanced Materials, 3MMark Jackson, Production Engineering Supervisor, BHP Billiton Petroleum

Speakers:Alan Bye, Vice President, Technology, BHP Billiton PetroleumJulie Harrison, Partner, DeloitteMike Robinson, General Manager – Subsea Services, Asia Pacific and Middle East, FMC TechnologiesBrian Huston, Asia Pacific Technology Manager, Halliburton


Tuesday, 25 October ● 1400-1530 hours ● Botanical 3, Lower Level

Catching the Next Wave – Delivering Affordable Energy

Panel Session 1: Collaborate for Success

EXECUTIVE PLENARY SESSION

PANEL SESSIONS


Michael ScottIain Binnie

Brian Towler

Dominique Van Gent

Peter Bell Bacho Pilong

Andy Jarvis

The Hon. Martin Ferguson AM

Will Rifkin

Ross Stidolph

Victoria Jackson

Andrew Lobb

Moderator: Brian Towler, Professor and Chair of Petroleum Engineering, The U. of Queensland

Speakers:The Hon. Martin Ferguson AM, Chair, Advisory Board, APPEA; and Strategic Advisor – Natural Resources, SGH EnergyVictoria Jackson, Executive Director, Energy Directorate, Department of Mines and Energy, Northern Territory GovernmentDominique Van Gent, Carbon Strategy Coordinator, Department of Mines and Petroleum, Western Australia GovernmentWill Rifkin, Chair in Social Performance, Centre for Coal Seam Gas & Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, The U. of Queensland

Moderators: Iain Binnie, Production Systems Engineer, Chevron Australia Michael Scott, WA Oil Operations Manager, Chevron Australia

Speakers:Andy Jarvis, Asset Integrity Manager, AdvisianRoss Stidolph, Director – Dangerous Goods and Critical Risks Branch, Department of Mines and Petroleum, Western Australia GovernmentPeter Bell, Manager, Assessment & Inspection – Platforms, Pipelines and Diving, NOPSEMABacho Pilong, Head, Petroleum Operations, Malaysia Petroleum Management, PETRONAS Andrew Lobb, Asset Manager, North West Shelf Gas, Woodside Energy

Wednesday, 26 October ● 1600-1730 hours ● Botanical 3, Lower Level

Wednesday, 26 October ● 1030-1200 hours ● Botanical 3, Lower Level

Panel Session 3: Asset Integrity Management and Life Extension

Panel Session 2: Enhancing the Public Perception of the Oil and Gas Industry


Paul Pillai

Conor Walker

Sarath RavipatiRay Johnson Jr.

David Cavanagh

Katherine Lewis

Mohd Jukris Abdul Wahab

Brendan Champness

Tom Baddeley

Dominic Pepicelli

Darren Greer

Barry Goldstein

Fiona Hick

Ken Fitzpatrick

Moderators: Paul Pillai, Petrophysicist, ISOS Petroleum Ray Johnson Jr., Principal, Unconventional Reservoir Solutions

Speakers:Sarath Ravipati, Supply Chain Manager, Australia Business Unit, ChevronKatherine Lewis, Operations Readiness Advisor, Chevron AustraliaConor Walker, Operations Director, INPEXDavid Cavanagh, Managing Director, Integrated EnergyMohd Jukris Abdul Wahab, Vice President, Malaysia Assets, PETRONAS

Moderators: Dominic Pepicelli, Petroleum Engineer, Department of State Development, Government of South AustraliaBrendan Champness, Commercial Manager, Non-Operated Assets, ExxonMobil

Speakers:Barry Goldstein, Executive Director, Energy Resources Division, Department of State Development, Government of South Australia Ken Fitzpatrick, Chair, National Energy Resources AustraliaTom Baddeley, Manager Public Affairs – Offshore and NT, Santos Ltd.Darren Greer, Chief Operating Officer, Senex Energy Fiona Hick, Vice President, Health, Safety, Environment and Quality, Woodside Energy



Panel Session 4: Bringing Fields on Stream – Transition to Production and Operations

Panel Session 5: Importance of an Efficient, Consistent and Stable Regulatory Environment


This workshop provides young professionals in the energy industry the opportunity to meet and learn from industry leaders in an intimate setting. In addition to boosting soft skills through Andrew Horabin’s “Bullshift” programme, participants will gain career development insights through panel discussions and networking sessions with senior industry executives.

Enjoy Australian influenced cuisine whilst socialising with APOGCE delegates and local SPE members at the feature social function of the conference. Tickets can be purchased at the APOGCE Registration Counter.

Edward Grave Fractionation and Separation Advisor ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company

Sponsored by:

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YOUNG PROFESSIONALS WORKSHOP

DISTINGUISHED LECTURER SESSION

Education Day is an initiative to introduce local high school students to Petroleum Engineering and the broader oil and gas industry. Students with a keen interest in mathematics and science, and considering further education in engineering are invited to participate in this exciting, hands-on learning experience.

Teachers’ Day is an initiative to introduce local high school teachers to the energy industry by showing them how they can incorporate science, engineering, technology and energy topics into classrooms through creative teaching and fun interactive activities.

At this regional contest, shortlisted students present and compete for the opportunity to advance and represent Asia Pacific at the International Student Paper Contest, held during SPE's Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE). The winning regional undergraduate and postgraduate students are sponsored to attend the international contest and their papers are published in the conference proceedings and on OnePetro. Conference delegates are encouraged to attend and support the student presentations.

Learning from Our Leaders – Developing Your Career as a Young Professional

Verifying Performance and Capability of New Technology for Surface and Subsurface Facilities

Tuesday, 25 October ● 0900-1830 hours ● The Studio, Level 2

Tuesday, 25 October ● 1315-1345 hours ● Botanical 3, Lower Level

Tuesday, 25 October ● 1400-1730 hours ● Studio One and Studio Two, Level 2

Thursday, 27 October ● 0900-1400 hours ● Studio One, Level 2

Wednesday, 26 October ● 0900-1500 hours ● The Studio, Level 2

Regional Student Paper Contest

Wednesday, 26 October ● 1900-2230 hours ● The Astral, Level 1

Teachers’ Day

Education Day

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES

CONFERENCE DINNER


SPE Awards recognise members for their technical contributions, professional excellence, career achievements, service to colleagues, industry leadership, and public service. The awards recognise individuals and companies that make significant technical and professional contributions to the petroleum engineering profession and to the oil and gas industry.

In appreciation of the contributions of SPE members and distinguished organisations, the SPE Asia Pacific Regional Awards will be presented during APOGCE on Tuesday, 25 October 2016.

Northern Asia Pacific


Southern Asia Pacific


Steve McBrideWeatherford

Fauzi ImronKADIN Indonesia

Kevin LayNauticAWT

Natalie ChadudOrigin Energy

Stephen LawtonSantos Ltd.

REGIONAL AWARDS

DISTINGUISHED CORPORATE SUPPORT AWARD

SERVICE AWARD


DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENT AWARD FOR PETROLEUM ENGINEERING FACULTY





Leong Siew FongBaker Hughes

James GriffithsSantos Ltd.

Bambang SadartaTAC Blue Sky Langsa Ltd.

Badrul Hisham Mohamed JanUniversity of Malaya

TECHNICAL AWARD

YOUNG MEMBER OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD

MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION


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Opening Keynote Session – The Astral

Coffee Break – Grand Ballroom 1

Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 1 – Grand Ballroom 1

Executive Plenary Session – The AstralNetworking Luncheon – Grand Ballroom 1

Panel Session 1Collaborate for Success

Session 1Formation Evaluation

Methodologies

Session 2IOR/EOR I

Session 3Unconventional Resources

– Simulation

Regional Student Paper Contest: Undergraduate Division – Studio 1Regional Student Paper Contest: Postgraduate Division – Studio 2

Coffee Break and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 2 – Grand Ballroom 1

Welcome Reception and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 3 – Grand Ballroom 1

Session 4Well Stimulation

Session 5Simulation and Modelling I

Session 6Business Management

Session 7Well/Formation Testing

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Session 9New Oil from Old Fields

Session 10Knowledge, Collaboration

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Session 12 Unconventional Resources

– Fracturing

Session 13Simulation and

Modelling II

Session 14Geoscience and

Geophysics

Education Day – The Studios


Session 15Formation Evaluation/

Logging

Session 16Gas Supply and Production

Technologies

Session 17Reservoir Management/

Development

Session 18Integration forImprovement


Panel Session 3Asset Integrity

Management andLife Extension

Session 19Chemistry Solutions –

Select,Inject,Produce, Preserve

Session 20Production Optimisation

Technologies

Session 21Geological Modelling

Conference Dinner – Astral 1

Special Keynote Session

Teachers' Day – Studio 1

Panel Session 4Bringing Fields on Stream –

Transition to Productionand Operations

Session 22Metering, Monitoring

and Modelling

Session 23Wellbore Control

and Stability

Session 24Sand Face Completions


Session 25Enhanced Performance

Through Facilities Designand OperationOptimisation

Session 26HSE Excellence

Session 27IOR/EOR II


Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 8 – Grand Ballroom 1Panel Session 5

Importance of an Efficient, Consistent and Stable

Regulatory Environment

Session 28Enhancing Production and

Completions – Case Studies

Session 29Well Design Challenges

Session 30Abandonment/

Decommissioning

Distinguished LecturerSession: Edward Grave

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME SCHEDULE


Date Time Botanical 3 Botanical 1 Botanical 2 Botanical 4

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0900-0945 hours Opening Session – The Astral

0945-1015 hours

1015-1045 hours

1045-1230 hours

1245-1400 hours

1400-1530 hours

1245-1315 hours1315-1345 hours

1400-1700 hours

1400-1700 hours

1530-1600 hours

1600-1730 hours

1730-1830 hours

0830-1000 hours

0900-1500 hours

1000-1030 hours

1030-1200 hours

1200-1400 hours

1230-1330 hours

1400-1530 hours

1530-1600 hours

1600-1730 hours

0900-0930 hours

0900-1500 hours

0930-1100 hours

1100-1130 hours

1130-1300 hours

1300-1430 hours

1315-1415 hours

1430-1600 hours

Opening Keynote Session – The Astral

Coffee Break – Grand Ballroom 1


Executive Plenary Session – The AstralNetworking Luncheon – Grand Ballroom 1

Panel Session 1Collaborate for Success

Session 1Formation Evaluation

Methodologies

Session 2IOR/EOR I


– Simulation

Regional Student Paper Contest: Undergraduate Division – Studio 1Regional Student Paper Contest: Postgraduate Division – Studio 2


Welcome Reception and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 3 – Grand Ballroom 1

Session 4Well Stimulation

Session 5Simulation and Modelling I

Session 6Business Management

Session 7Well/Formation Testing

1900-2230 hours

Session 8Subsea Production and

Processing Technologies

Session 9New Oil from Old Fields

Session 10Knowledge, Collaboration

and Data


– Management



Panel Session 2Enhancing the PublicPerception of the Oil

and Gas Industry

Session 12 Unconventional Resources

– Fracturing

Session 13Simulation and

Modelling II

Session 14Geoscience and

Geophysics

Education Day – The Studios


Session 15Formation Evaluation/

Logging

Session 16Gas Supply and Production

Technologies

Session 17Reservoir Management/

Development

Session 18Integration forImprovement


Panel Session 3Asset Integrity

Management andLife Extension

Session 19Chemistry Solutions –

Select,Inject,Produce, Preserve

Session 20Production Optimisation

Technologies

Session 21Geological Modelling

Conference Dinner – Astral 1

Special Keynote Session

Teachers' Day – Studio 1

Panel Session 4Bringing Fields on Stream –

Transition to Productionand Operations

Session 22Metering, Monitoring

and Modelling

Session 23Wellbore Control

and Stability

Session 24Sand Face Completions


Session 25Enhanced Performance

Through Facilities Designand OperationOptimisation

Session 26HSE Excellence

Session 27IOR/EOR II


Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 8 – Grand Ballroom 1Panel Session 5

Importance of an Efficient, Consistent and Stable

Regulatory Environment

Session 28Enhancing Production and

Completions – Case Studies

Session 29Well Design Challenges

Session 30Abandonment/

Decommissioning

Distinguished LecturerSession: Edward Grave


TECHNICAL PROGRAMMETuesday, 25 October ● 1400-1530 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 1: FORMATION EVALUATION METHODOLOGIESBotanical 1, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Abbas Zeinijahromi, The U. of AdelaideGlen Brabham, Woodside Energy

Time Papers1400 182361 A Case Study for Deriving and Calibrating Net Reservoir

in Thinly Bedded Siliciclastic Formations: Brigadier Formation, Offshore AustraliaP.S. Pillai, ISOS Petroleum; B. Douglas, Chevron; H. Prabawa, Schlumberger

1420 182469 Modelling of Drainage Capillary Pressure: A Comparative Study of Various Analytical Capillary Pressure Formulations in Matching Laboratory ResultsP. Behrenbruch and M. Do Huu, Bear and Brook Consulting; T.G. Hoang, U. of Adelaide; K.D. Bui, Bear and Brook Consulting

1440 182175 Cut-Off Determination for Multilayer Sandstone Reservoir Based on Rock Type by Using Combination of Open Hole Log Data and Production Logging DataA.T. Wibowo, PT Pertamina EP; Hernansjah, Bandung Inst. of Technology; W. Ifandy, STT Migas Balikpapan

1500 182215 Characterisation of Elastic Properties of Lacustrine Shale Reservoir Using Well Logging and Core AnalysisH. Yu, Z. Wang, Northwest U.; R. Rezaee, M. Arif, Curtin U.; L. Xiao, China U. of Geoscience

Tuesday, 25 October ● 1400-1530 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 2: IOR/EOR IBotanical 2, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Takaaki Uetani, INPEXJan Bon, Petrolab Australia

Time Papers1400 182479 Nitrogen Gas Flooding for Naturally Fractured Carbonate

Reservoir: Visualisation Experiment and Numerical SimulationZ. Song, J. Hou, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing; Z. Liu, Sinopec Petroleum Exploration and Production Research Inst.; F. Zhao, S. Huang, Y. Wang, J. Wu, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing; B. Bai, Missouri U. of Science & Technology

1420 182200 A New Approach of Pressure Profile and Oil Recovery During Dual and Single Core Flooding of Seawater and CO2 Injection Process for Carbonate ReservoirX. Zhou, F. Al-Otaibi, S. Kokal, A. Alhashboul and J. Al-Qahtani, Saudi Aramco

1440 182350 The Influence of Gas-Wetting Nanofluid on the Liquid-Blocking Effect of Condensate ReservoirJ. Jin, Y. Wang, China U. of Petroleum, East China; L. Wang, Research Inst. of Petroleum Engineering Technology Shengli Oilfield, SINOPEC; X. Zhang, Research Inst. of Petroleum Engineering Technology Shengli Oilfield, SINOPE; J. Ren, China U. of Petroleum, East China

1500 182182 Numerical Modelling of Nanoparticles Transport in Porous Media for Optimisation in Well Stimulation and EOR Using Electromagnetic HeatingR.K. Santoso, S. Rachmat, W. K. Putra, A.H. Resha and H. Hartowo, Bandung Inst. of Technology

Tuesday, 25 October ● 140-1530 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 3: UNCONVENTIONAL RESOURCES – SIMULATIONBotanical 4, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Qinghai Yang, RIPED, CNPCRay Johnson Jr., Unconventional Reservoir Solutions


Time Papers1400 182295 Laboratory and Mathematical Modelling of Fines

Production from CSG Interburden RocksA. Badalyan, T. Beasley, D. Nguyen, A. Keshavarz, U. Schacht, T. Carageorgos, Z. You and P. Bedrikovetski, The U. of Adelaide; S. Hurter, The U. of Queensland; I. Troth, BG Group

1420 182161 When To Refrac? Combination of Reservoir Geomechanics with Fracture Modelling and Reservoir Simulation Holds the AnswerP. Pankaj, K. Gakhar and G. Lindsay, Schlumberger

1440 182283 Prevention of Water-Blocking Formation Damage in Gas Reservoirs (Wettability Alteration, Analytical Modelling) S. Naik, Z. You and P.G. Bedrikovetsky, The U. of Adelaide

1500 182364 Development of Multi-Scale and High-Resolution Integrated Earth Models in Silurian Longmaxi Shale Gas Field for Effective Full Field Development in Geographically Challenging Mountain Area, Sichuan Basin, South ChinaX. Liang, PetroChina Zhejiang Oilfield Co.; C. Xian, Schlumberger China S.A.; J. Zhang, PetroChina Zhejiang Oilfield Co.; L. Wang, Schlumberger China S.A.; Y. Jiao, PetroChina Zhejiang Oilfield Co.; X. Chen, Schlumberger China S.A.; G. Wang, PetroChina Zhejiang Oilfield Co.; C. Zhao, H. Guo, H. Wen, F. Luo and K. Qiu, Schlumberger China S.A.

Tuesday, 25 October ● 1600-1730 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 4: WELL STIMULATION Botanical 3, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Khalil Rahman, Baker HughesEdi Rahmat, Kuwait Oil Co.

Time Papers1600 182177 Well Planning and Stimulation Optimisation by Integrating

3D Geomechanics for a Horizontal Well in Northern Cooper BasinF. Gui and K. Rahman, Baker Hughes; D. Lockhart, Senex Energy Ltd.

1620 182401 Application of Liquid CO2 Fracturing in Tight Oil Reservoir F. Wang and Y. Wang, PetroChina Jilin Oilfield Co.; Y. Zhu, S. Chen, C. Wang and W. Zhao, Oil and Gas Engineering Research Inst., PetroChina Jilin Oilfield Co.

1640 182234 Stimulation in High Water-Cut Wells: Treatment Optimisation Using a Fluid Placement ModelA. Bhatnagar and L.S. Eoff, Halliburton

1700 182374 A Cellulose Fracturing Fluid with Instant Solution and No Residue H. Ming, Y. Lu, B. Guan and X. Qiu, RIPED - Langfang, CNPC; W. Liu, Jianghan PETRI, SINOPEC; F. Yang, Chuanqing Drilling Engineering Co. Ltd., CNPC

Tuesday, 25 October ● 1600-1730 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 5: SIMULATION AND MODELLING I Botanical 1, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Gianluca Di Martino, Quadrant EnergyRoumen Sankoff, Quadrant Energy

Time Papers1600 182324 Enhancing Forecast Reliability Through Adoption of

Integrated Production Modelling TechnologyM. Muller and M. Avent, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.; W. Da Sie, Chevron Energy Technology Co.

1620 182257 Efficient and Scalable Methods for Dual-Porosity/Permeability Models in Fractured Reservoir SimulationsT. Cui, State Key Laboratory of Scientific and Engineering Computing, Academy of Mathematics and Systems Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences; K. Wang, H. Liu, J. Luo and Z. Chen, U. of Calgary


1640 182367 Cost-Effective Parallel Reservoir Simulation on Shared Memory S. Wu, B. Wang and Q. Li, State Key Laboratory of EOR, RIPED, PetroChina; J. Xu, Penn State U.; C. Zhang, Academy of Mathematics and System Sciences; C. Feng, Xiangtan U.

1700 182340 Innovative Experimental Design Workflows for Coupled Models T.G. Swarbrick and M. Muller, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.

Tuesday, 25 October ● 160-1730 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 6: BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Botanical 2, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Brendan Champness, ExxonMobil AustraliaDavid Cavanagh, Integrated Energy

Time Papers1600 182271 Barrow Island Oil Field – A Case Study into Mature Oil

Field Management to Mitigate Low Oil Price ImpactsB. Goff, M. Scott and B. Mitisek, Chevron Australia

1620 182323 A Lean Six Sigma Approach to Well Stimulation on Barrow Island, AustraliaD.I. O'Reilly, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd., The U. of Adelaide; B.S. Hopcroft, K.A. Nelligan, G.K. Ng and B.H. Goff, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.; M. Haghighi, The U. of Adelaide

1640 182495 Bringing Excellence in Asset Management Through Streamlined Automated Reporting & KPI Tracking SystemM. B Ahmad, D.A. Sitiol, H. Aziz and M. Mohd Som, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; A. Gambaretto, W. Sepulveda, M. Muhamed Salim, A. Ahmad, A. Manorian, S.S. Biniwale, N.R. Saruji, S. Muniandy, M. Hassan, I.V. Maduako and I. Kahar, Schlumberger

1700 182358 Low Cost Strategy and Practice for Low Permeability Oilfields under Synergetic Multi Disciplinary Systems H. Liu and Y. Li, RIPED, PetroChina; S. Bao, China Inst. of Water Resources & Hydropower Research

Tuesday, 25 October ● 1600-1730 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 7: WELL/FORMATION TESTING Botanical 4, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Andy Ion, Hess Exploration AustraliaRobyn Tamke, Oasis Oilfield Consulting

Time Papers1600 182443 High-Value Data at Zero Cost: Pulse and Interference

Testing in a Deepwater Gas Field Under LNG Plant Start-Up ConstraintsK. Ly, S. Das, V. Pudin, D. Kazanov and R.J. Affinito, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.

1620 182412 Integration of Wireline Formation Tester Pressures with Advanced Formation Evaluation and Image Logs in Fractured Marine Slope Carbonates J. Roche, InterOil Corp.; J. Harfoushian, A. Datey, D. Lewis and F.A. Kalukal, Schlumberger

1640 182329 The Effect of Wellbore Temperature Changes and Frictional Losses on Well Test Interpretation Results B. Hakim, C. Fair and E.T. Montague, ODSI

1700 182291 Old Technique New Insights: Reservoir Properties from Pulse TestingB. Filippi and A. Nabipour, OPES Intl. Pty. Ltd.; N. Fukuda, Tokyo Gas Co. Ltd.

Wednesday, 26 October ● 0830-1000 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 8: SUBSEA PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING TECHNOLOGIES Botanical 3, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Zahid Hasan, FMC Technologies Dave Barker, Woodside Energy


Time Papers0830 182454 Subsea Separation – An Undervalued Tool for Increased

Oil Recovery (IOR)?R. Hendricks, L.J. McKenzie, O.F. Jahnsen, M. Storvik and Z. Hasan, FMC Technologies

0850 182253 Water Dew-Pointing with Subsea Gas Dehydration to Improve Pipeline and Flow Assurance EconomicsS.H. Yeaw and E. Gyllenhammar, Aker Solutions

0910 182471 Subsea Cooling; Passive, Active or Sea Current Controlled? R.Mattias, O.F. Jahnsen and Z. Hasan, FMC Technologies

0930 182467 Significant Cost Reduction of Subsea Boosting Systems by Innovative Technologies O.F. Jahnsen and K. Bjørnebekk, FMC Technologies

Wednesday, 26 October ● 0830-1000 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 9: NEW OIL FROM OLD FIELDS Botanical 1, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Brian Towler, The U. of QueenslandEmmanuel Mus, Total E&P Australia

Time Papers0830 182376 Robust Chemical EOR Modelling from Coreflood to Full

Field Scale in a Brown Field, Offshore N. Ghadami, N. Zakaria, A. Abdul Manap and M. Izad Wahid, PETRONAS

0850 182166 Identifying By-Passed Pay in Complex Water Flooded Reservoirs with Advanced LWD MeasurementsS. Ge, B. Ma and F. Liu, PetroChina; T. Li, Y. Liu and X.Yang, Schlumberger

0910 182333 Practices of the Integrated Management System for Injection Water in Brown Field – Case StudyH. Liu, RIPED, PetroChina; S. Bao, State Key Laboratory of Simulation and Regulation of Water Cycle in River Basin, China Inst. of Water Resources and Hydropower Research; Z. Yao, F. Sun, J. Yu, D. Jia and Y. Gao, RIPED, PetroChina

0930 182309 Zonal Water Injection for a Nine-Layer Reservoir – A Case Study F. Sun, RIPED, PetroChina; Z. Zhu, Y. Yang and M. Zhao, Daqing Oilfield Production Engineering & Research Inst.; Y. Gao, J. Yu and T. Zhang, RIPED, PetroChina

Wednesday, 26 October ● 0830-1000 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 10: KNOWLEDGE, COLLABORATION AND DATA Botanical 2, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:David Cavanagh, Integrated EnergyPieter Jagtenberg, Woodside Energy

Time Papers0830 182318 Knowledge x Experience = Expertise

A. Selman and E. Jas, Atteris; C. Harvey, Chris Harvey Consulting; I. Wilson, Consultant

0850 182425 Performance Culture Using Technical Limit Methodology: Learnings from Two Years of Deepwater DrillingF. Crea, T.P. Rabbitte and A. Lyons, Woodside Energy Ltd.; J. Chircop, Transocean Intl.

0910 182299 The Importance of Collaboration, Integration, and Relational Database Management for Vast Corporate Data: A Case Study in Indonesian National Oil Company A. Susanto, A. Satria and A. Octora, Halliburton; N. Desiani, N. Alam and F. Yulisasongko, Pertamina Hulu Energi (PHE)

0930 182438 E-Learning to Action Learning, a Successful Case Study of an Upstream Oil & Gas Company E.H. Al-Daihani, A.K. Nandi, S.S. Al-Awadhi, M.B. Matar and S.M. Razaa, Kuwait Oil Co.


Wednesday, 26 October ● 0830-1000 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 11: UNCONVENTIONAL RESOURCES – MANAGEMENT Botanical 4, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Prady Chaliha, Osaka Gas AustraliaAlireza Salmachi, The U. of Adelaide

Time Papers0830 182466 Experimental Investigation of Gas Diffusion in Coal –

Comparison Between Crushed and Intact Core SamplesR. Sander, Z. Pan, L. D Connell, M. Camilleri, N. Lupton and D.D. Heryanto, CSIRO Energy

0850 182230 Issues and Challenges with Controlling Large Drawdown in the First Offshore Methane Hydrate Production TestS. Sakurai and I. Nishioka, Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corp.; M. Matsuzawa, Japan Drilling Co. Ltd.; B. Matzain, Amaray Pty. Ltd.; A. Goto, Japan Petroleum Exploration Co. Ltd.; J. Lee, Schlumberger

0910 182343 Reservoir and Production Engineering Challenges for Geothermal Systems Hosted in Australian Sedimentary Basins L.P. Ricard and C.R. Huddlestone-Holmes, CSIRO; M. Pujol, Rockwater Pty. Ltd.

0930 182224 Physical Simulation of Storage Threshold of Shale OilX. Jin, L. Bi, X. Wang, L. Sun, J. Li and X. Liu, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina

Wednesday, 26 October ● 1030-1200 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 12: UNCONVENTIONAL RESOURCES – FRACTURING Botanical 1, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Simon Chipperfield, Santos Ltd.Ray Johnson Jr., Unconventional Reservoir Solutions

Time Papers1030 182458 Characterising the Behaviour of Hydraulic Fracturing

Fluids via Direct Numerical SimulationC. Leonardi, W. Regulski, J. McCullough, D. Wang and T. Mitchell, The U. of Queensland; B. Jones and J. Williams, Massachusetts Inst. of Technology

1050 182225 What We Have Learned on Shale Gas Fracturing During the Past Five Years in ChinaY. Wang, Z. Tian, L. Yang, X. Yan, X. Yi, H. Lu, Y. Duan and X. Yan, Research Inst. of Petrocleum Exploration and Development - Langfang, CNPC, National Energy Shale Gas R&D (Experiment) Center

1110 182306 Improving the Conductivity of Natural Fracture System in conjunction with Hydraulic Fracture in Stress Sensitive Reservoirs A. Keshavarz, R. Johnson, Jr., T. Carageorgos, P. Bedrikovetsky and A. Badalyan, The U. of Adelaide

1130 182244 An Integrated Approach for Fracturing Evaluation and Optimisation Using Rate-transient Analysis and Dynamic Drainage Volume B. Yuan, R.G. Moghanloo, K. Wang and D. Zheng, U. of Oklahoma

Wednesday, 26 October ● 103-1200 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 13: SIMULATION AND MODELLING II Botanical 2, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Shuhong Wu, RIPED, CNPCPeter Behrenbruch, The U. of Adelaide

Time Papers1030 182450 Production Optimisation in Waterfloods with A New

Approach of Inter-Well Connectivity ModellingX. Zhai, T. Wen and S.F. Matringe, Quantum Reservoir Impact


1050 182325 Early Field Life Interference Pulse Test Design to Refine Reservoir Uncertainties: A Reservoir Surveillance Opportunity for the Wheatstone Gas Field, AustraliaM.A. Flett and M. Muller, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.

1110 182428 Numerical Analysis of Production Impairment by Condensate Banking in Gas Condensate Fields A.J. Wilkins, Curtin U.; G.R. Morrison, Woodside Energy Ltd.

1130 182379 A Parallel Thermal Reservoir Simulator on Distributed-Memory Supercomputers H. Zhong and H. Liu, U. of Calgary; T. Cui, Chinese Academy of Sciences; K. Wang, B. Yang, M. Yang and Z. Chen, U. of Calgary

Wednesday, 26 October ● 1030-1200 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 14: GEOSCIENCE AND GEOPHYSICS Botanical 4, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Mark Jackson, BHP Billiton PetroleumPeter Thomas, Woodside Energy

Time Papers1030 182178 High Stress Contrast between Different Lithologies and Its

Implications for Drilling and Stimulation in the Northern Cooper BasinF. Gui and K. Rahman, Baker Hughes; D. Lockhart and D. Cunha, Senex Energy Ltd.; D. Meadows, SPE

1050 182342 Predicting Reservoir Rock Mechanical Properties Directly from Sedimentary CharacterisationK. Liu, RIPED; B. Wu, CSIRO Energy

1110 182380 Delineation of Gravitational Instability Induced by Gas Charges into Oil Reservoirs Using Diffusion and Flory-Huggins-Zuo Equations J.Y. Zuo, S. Pan, K. Wang, O.C. Mullins and J.H. Harfoushian, Schlumberger; H. Elshahawi, Shell

1130 182293 Improving GRV Estimations by a Streamlined Approach Capturing Structural Uncertainties When Updating an Existing Seismic InterpretationR. Nasibullin, M. Willuweit and W. Yang, Emerson, Roxar Software Solutions(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 14)

Wednesday, 26 October ● 1400-1530 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 15: FORMATION EVALUATION/LOGGING Botanical 3, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Gianluca Di Martino, Quadrant EnergyRoumen Sankoff, Quadrant Energy

Time Papers1400 182184 Discovering New Hydrocarbon Pay Sand beyond the

Wellbore with Reservoir Mapping while Drilling Too – A Case Study from Offshore Sabah, MalaysiaK. Ko, N.A. Latiff, K. Kok, D. Saadon, I. Rahim, J. Jaafar, T. Afandi and K. Ng, PETRONAS

1420 182419 Net Pay Cut-Off Determination Using In-Situ Permeability Measurements with Advanced Formation TestersJ.H. Harfoushian and O. Suriyanto, Schlumberger

1440 182461 Comparison of Capillary Pressure-Saturation Models for Gas-Water Systems in Shale Gas Reservoirs W. Ren, G. Li, S. Tian, M. Sheng, R. Yang and T. Wang, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing

1500 182457 Modelling of Drainage Capillary Pressure: Using the Modified Carman-Kozeny Purcell Model to Identify the Type of Pore Throat Distribution Inherent in Laboratory Data P. Behrenbruch, M. Do Huu and K.D. Bui, Bear and Brook Consulting; T.G. Hoang, U. of Adelaide


Wednesday, 26 October ● 140-1530 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 16: GAS SUPPLY AND PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES Botanical 1, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Prady Chaliha, Osaka Gas AustraliaMatthew Headland, Santos Ltd.

Time Papers1400 182397 Gorgon LNG – Optimising Gas Supply

M. Walters, Chevron Corp.1420 182478 3S-Technology of CO2 Separation from Natural Gas

L. Bagirov, S. Imaev and V. Borisov, ENGO Engineering Ltd.1440 182237 Assuring Optimum Production and Enhanced Operational

Efficiency through Transient Simulation: A Case Study in North Kuwait Jurassic Fields M.N. Al-Sharrad, Kuwait Oil Co.; R. Prakash and C. Trudvang, Schlumberger; N. Al-Mai, A.A. Hajjeyah and A. Al-Failakawi, Kuwait Oil Co.

1500 182465 Method for Deliverability Prediction of Well in Gas Storage Converted from Gas Reservoir in China L. Tang, G. Ding and S. Sun, RIPED-Langfang, CNPC; L. Mi, China U. of Petroleum at Beijing; H. Qi, RIPED-Langfang, CNPC; K. Guo, Petro China Co. Ltd. Natural Gas & Pipeline Co.; J. Wang, RIPED-Langfang, CNPC; F. Bai, China Kunlun Contracting & Engineering Corp.

Wednesday, 26 October ● 1400-1530 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 17: RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT/DEVELOPMENT Botanical 2, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Andy Ion, Hess Exploration AustraliaPeter Behrenbruch, The U. of Adelaide

Time Papers1400 182273 Integration of Subsurface and Surface Models to Evaluate

Field Development Strategies for Three Australian Gas Fields R. Sankararaj, A. Bracho, P. Jagadip and F. Mirzaee, Stochastic Simulation Ltd.

1420 182410 Justifying Appraisal in a Low Oil Price Environment: A Probabilistic Workflow for Development Planning and Value of InformationS. Walters, G. Ward, B. Wigston and S.P. Talluri, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.

1440 182339 Increasing Water Injection Efficiency in the Mature Windalia Oil Field, NW Australia, Through Improved Reservoir Surveillance and Operations D.I. Oreilly, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd., The U. of Adelaide; A.J. Hunt, E.S. Sze, B. Hopcroft and B. Goff, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.; M. Haghighi, The U. of Adelaide

1500 182276 A New Method for Estimating the Production Performance of Water Flooding K. Li and C. Liu, China U. of Geosciences, Beijing; Q. Zhang, P. Jiang, X. Lei, H. Gao and F. Jing, CNOOC

Wednesday, 26 October ● 1400-1530 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 18: INTEGRATION FOR IMPROVEMENT Botanical 4, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Henny Mulyadi, Maersk Oil & Gas A/SSteve Lawton, Santos Ltd.

Time Papers1400 182488 Overview of Jansz-Io Field, Upstream Gorgon Project

Start-up Results and Integrated Tabletop Planning Process R.J. Affinito, J. Boxall, J. Clough, A. Coletta, J.B. Frontczak, A.K. Morrison and V. Pradhan, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.; W. Robinson, previously Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.


1420 182326 Viscosity Modelling of Pyrenees Crude Oil EmulsionsA.Y. Tjoeng and R. Loro, BHP Billiton Petroleum

1440 182420 Perforation and Rig Flowback Highlights for the Gorgon Field Development Wells A.K. Morrison and J.P. Beinke, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.

1500 182186 Uncertainty and Risk Management: Waterflood Pilot Design and Surveillance Proposal for a Giant Multi-Layered Sandstone ReservoirC. Wei, Y. Li, B. Song, C. Tian, B. Li, J. Zhou, J. Zheng, H. Luo and J. Lan, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration & Development, PetroChina

Wednesday, 26 October ● 1600-1730 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 19: CHEMISTRY SOLUTIONS – SELECT, INJECT, PRODUCE, PRESERVE Botanical 1, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Robyn Tamke, Oasis Oilfield ConsultingPieter Jagtenberg, Woodside Energy

Time Papers1600 182411 Regaining Oil Production by Overcoming Emulsion

Problems after Artificial Lift Installation T. Uetani, N. Furuichi, H. Yorozu, K. Sasaya, T. Shibuya, N. Kiminami and H. Yonebayashi, INPEX Corp.

1620 182303 Towards the Development of Chemical Selection Criteria for Subsea Preservation, A Practical ExampleA.G. Shepherd, P. Hoban, S. Venugopal, T. Bos and S. Lorimer, Shell Australia Pty. Ltd.; R. Shade, Technip Oceania Pty. Ltd.; N. Jensen, F. Backus and M. Luderer, Nalco Champion, an Ecolab Co.

1640 182447 Optimising MEG Chemistry when Producing Formation Water G. Sykes, Santos; M.J. Gunn, Consultant

1700 182217 Application of Subsea Demulsifier Chemicals to Reduce Heavy Oil Emulsion Viscosity and Enhance Production in the Pyrenees DevelopmentM.L. Gilbert, D.A. Morley and P.A. Elliott, BHP Billiton Petroleum

Wednesday, 26 October ● 160-1730 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 20: PRODUCTION OPTIMISATION TECHNOLOGIES Botanical 2, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Roumen Sankoff, Quadrant EnergyShripad Biniwale, Schlumberger

Time Papers1600 182171 Dual Parallel Simultaneous Injection and Production (SIP)

Completion in Single Wellbore Reduces Development Costs and Accelerates Production E.P. Anthony and H. Al-Zuabi, Kuwait Oil Co.

1620 182243 Separate Layer Water Injection for Offshore Directional WellsF. Sun, D. Jia, J. Yu, X. Pei, H. Liu and L. Zheng, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development (RIPED), PetroChina; S. Bao, State Key Laboratory of Simulation and Regulation of Water Cycle in River Basin, China Inst. of Water Resources and Hydropower Research

1640 182205 Pilot Installation of a Deep Gas Lift System Conveyed with Coiled Tubing Catenary Method Increases Production of an Idle Well in Brunei H. Md Tahir, Brunei Shell Petroleum; A. Whittaker and N. Shanmugam, Weatherford; W.R. Tapia, Schlumberger Brunei

1700 182451 Real-Time Interpretation of Leak Isolation with Degradable Diverter Using High Frequency Pressure MonitoringA. Bogdan, A. Keilers, D. Oussoltsev and B. Lecerf, Schlumberger


Wednesday, 26 October ● 1600-1730 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 21: GEOLOGICAL MODELLING Botanical 4, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Paul Pillai, ISOS PetroleumColin McCrone, Woodside Energy

Time Papers1600 182381 A New Structural Geology Workflow to Expedite and

Validate Seismic Interpretation in a Structurally Complex Area: A Case Study from Exmouth Plateau, Australia S. Roy, Schlumberger; P. Massara, Woodside Energy; M. Ellwood, Schlumberger

1620 182355 Predicting Shallow Marine Reservoir Heterogeneity Using a High Resolution Mapping Approach, Brigadier Formation, NWS, AustraliaB. Ainsworth and T. Payenberg, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.; B. Willis and P. Sixsmith, Chevron Energy Technology Co.; J. Yeaton, N. Sykiotis and S. Lang, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.

1640 182308 Modelling Carbon Storage Prospectivity in the Southern Margin of the Offshore Gippsland Basin, AustraliaL.P. Ricard, K. Michael and T. Dance, CSIRO Energy

1700 182356 Typical Reservoir Architecture Models, Thief-zone Identification and Distribution of the Mishrif Carbonates for a Super-giant Cretaceous Oilfield in the Middle East Y. Zhu, X. Song, B. Song and C. Tian, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina; S. Ma, China National Oil and Gas Exploration and Development Corp.; Y. Gao, Y. Li, W. Zhang and Z. Liu, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina; X. Zhen, China National Oil and Gas Exploration and Development Corp.; B. Li, S. Wu and C. Wei, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina; B. Liu, Peking U.; Q. Yang, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina

Thursday, 27 October ● 0930-1100 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 22: METERING, MONITORING AND MODELLING Botanical 1, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Shripad Biniwale, SchlumbergerPieter Jagtenberg, Woodside Energy

Time Papers0930 182366 World’s First Optical Venturi Flowmeter

O.H. Unalmis and V.V. Raul, Weatherford0950 182357 Improving Performance of DCS Alarm System by

Implementing Effective Alarm Management PhilosophyC.A. Parikh, M. Al-Barazi, H. Rajab and B. Al-Khaldi, Kuwait Oil Co.

1010 182277 Mobile Data Acquisition: "There's An App for That"... Or Is There? M. Linden, Wood Group

1030 182497 Integrated Operations (IO): Production Management System Goes 'Dynamic' Using Online Transient Modelling M. M Mabror, Z.I. Ahmad, C.S. Lajim-Sayung and M. Mohd Som, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; W. Sepulveda, M. Muhamed Salim, A. Ahmad, R. Krishnan, S.S. Biniwale, N.R. Seruji, J. Zhao, O. Wolfswinkel, A. Kimsaas and J. Borovik, Schlumberger

Thursday, 27 October ● 0930-1100 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 23: WELLBORE CONTROL AND STABILITY Botanical 2, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Khalil Rahman, Baker HughesHenny Mulyadi, Maersk Oil & Gas A/S


Time Papers0930 182286 High Performance Water-Based Mud (HPWBM): Turning

Old Ways into New Opportunities R. Mahrous, E. Larreal Montiel and R. Vader, Halliburton; A. Honey, M. Weir, G. Lammers and P. Rijnen, Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappij B.V.

0950 182399 Use of Hollow Glass Spheres in Lightweight Cements – Selection CriteriaC. Mata and A. Calubayan, 3M

1010 182354 Usability of Geopolymers for Oil Well Cementing Applications: Reaction Mechanisms, Pumpability, and Properties M. Khalifeh and H. Hodne, U. of Stavanger; A. Saasen, Det Norske Oljeselskap ASA; O. Integrity and E.I. Eduok, U. of Stavanger

1030 182266 Mathematical Model and Experimental Study on Drill-In Fluid Loss Control and Formation Damage Prevention in Fractured Tight Reservoir C. Xu and Y. Kang, State Key Laboratory of Oil and Gas Reservoir Geology and Exploitation, Southwest Petroleum U.; D. Li, Sinopec Research Inst. of Petroleum Engineering; Z. You, Australian School of Petroleum, The U. of Adelaide; Y. Luo, Geomathematics Key Laboratory of Sichuan Province, Chengdu U. of Technology

Thursday, 27 October ● 0930-1100 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 24: SAND FACE COMPLETIONS Botanical 4, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Keith Rae, TAM International Asia PacificBrent Levey, Woodside Energy

Time Papers0930 182499 Improving the Sanding Evaluation Accuracy by Integrating

Core Tests, Field Observations and Numerical Simulation F. Gui, A. Khaksar and W. Van Der Zee, Baker Hughes; P. Cadogan, INPEX Operations Australia

0950 182494 Development of a Novel Sand Retention CellB. Wu and G. Lupton, CSIRO Energy; T. Barton, R. Denke, C.Y. Wong, Y. Feng and J. Boulanger, CSIRO Mineral Resources; S.K. Choi, CSIRO Energy and Monash U.

1010 182387 Innovating the Method to Perforate Using Completion Insertion and Removal Under Pressure System in High-Pressure Conditionss W.R. Tapia, Schlumberger; Y. Song and S. Lai, Brunei Shell Petroleum

1030 182389 The Evolution of Multizone Stand Alone Screen Completion Practices in Mahakam Delta (A Pilot Project Result) R.A. Wijaya, B.H. Muryanto, F. Wahyudhi, M. Isdianto-Maharanoe, B. Styward, M.D. Kadrie, N. Al-Sakaf, M. Dahnil-Maulana, R. Saputra, A. Az-Zariat, R. Armelia-Suska, A. Anggiriani-Putri and C. Eko-Jatmiko, Total E&P

Thursday, 27 October ● 1130-1300 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 25: ENHANCED PERFORMANCE THROUGH FACILITIES DESIGN AND OPERATION OPTIMISATION Botanical 1, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Michael Scott, Chevron AustraliaEdi Rahmat, Kuwait Oil Co.

Time Papers1130 182436 Optimising Upstream Separation Facilities by Retrofitting

Existing Separators and Using Inline Separation R.W. Westra and R.A. Barker, FMC Technologies

1150 182209 Maximising Rate and Reserves from Existing Wells – A Wellhead Compression Strategy for Large Onshore BrownfieldsM.K. Headland, P.E. Gunawardena, S.T. Chipperfield and D. Mabarrack, Santos Ltd.


1210 182473 Optimal Selection of Materials of Construction for Gas Processing Facilities; Lessons Learnt from a Design Case Study P. Lawrence, J. Marriott and A. Giovanoglou, Process Systems Enterprise

1230 182262 How to Age Gracefully – Pipeline Life Extension A. Selman and R. Hubbard, Atteris Pty. Ltd.

Thursday, 27 October ● 1130-1300 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 26: HSE EXCELLENCE Botanical 2, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:David Cavanagh, Integrated EnergyRobyn Tamke, Oasis Oilfield Consulting

Time Papers1130 182396 The Right Stuff: Mitigating Human Factors – The

Application of Crew Resource Management in Banyu Urip Drilling Operations W.C. Morris, ExxonMobil Cepu Ltd.; R.A. Wright and D.J. Ehrmann, Check 6, Inc.

1150 182404 Unconventional Resources Exploration and Development in the Northern Territory – Challenges from a Regulator’s PerspectiveM. Rezazadeh, J.V. Hattum and D. Marozzi, Northern Territory Department of Mines and Energy

1210 182474 Process Safety in Front-End Loading for Delivery of Mega Sour Gas ProjectsF. Al-Dousari, Kuwait Oil Co.

1230 182204 Reducing Emissions from Oil & Gas Facilities by Use of Field Proven VOC Technology S. Salomone, Wärtsilä Oil and Gas System AS

Thursday, 27 October ● 1130-1300 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 27: IOR/EOR II Botanical 4, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Henny Mulyadi, Maersk Oil & Gas A/SAbid Ghous, Woodside Energy

Time Papers1130 182190 Optimisation of Steamflooding Heavy Oil Reservoirs

under UncertaintyC. Temizel, Aera Energy; K. Balaji and R. Ranjith, U. of Southern California; C. Coman, Schlumberger

1150 182207 Handling Missing and Corrupted Data in Waterflood Surveillance, Using Reservoir Linear Characterisation ModelsA.M. Attar, Baker Hughes; R.G. Hughes, Louisiana State U.; O.F. Hassan, Curtin U.

1210 182418 The Best Practice to Combine IOR with EOR Project in Dagang Oilfield – Case StudyJ. Bao, X. Song, J. Ye and X. Fu, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration & Development, PetroChina; L. Li, PetroChina Coalbed Methane Co. Ltd.; L. Meng and H. Zhu, Research Inst. of Exploration & Development, Dagang Oilfield Co., PetroChina; T. Liu, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration & Development, PetroChina

1230 182256 Downhole Real-Time Monitoring for Conventional Waterflooding Wells X. Pei, F. Sun, D. Jia and L. Zheng, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development (RIPED), PetroChina; J. Yang, Langfang branch of RIPED, PetroChina; J. Wang and J. Zhang, Jidong Oilfield Co., CNPC

Thursday, 27 October ● 1430-1600 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 28: ENHANCING PRODUCTION AND COMPLETIONS – CASE STUDIES Botanical 1, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Ray Johnson Jr., Unconventional Reservoir SolutionsKeith Rae, TAM International Asia Pacific


Time Papers1430 182300 Hybrid Downhole Microseismic and Microdeformation

Monitoring of a Vertical Coal Seam Gas Well R. Durant and T. Francis, Halliburton; R.L. Braikenridge and M. Roy, AGL Energy Ltd.

1450 182365 A Case Study on Application of Progressive Cavity Pump in Coalbed Methane WellsY. Liang, M. Zhao, X. Pei, Z. Qiu, C. Zhao and M. Zhang, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration & Development, PetroChina

1510 182162 Successful Sand Control Campaign for the Development of a Highly Heterogeneous and Multilayered Sandstone Reservoir in Indonesia: A Case Story Offshore Natuna SeaB.E. Tsangueu and J.C. Wallace, Schlumberger; J. Ginting and D. Sutejo, Premier Oil Indonesia

1530 182255 Use of a New Casedhole Resistivity Tool Helping Optimisation of Production and Time in Wells with Hole Issues: A Case History from Greater Burgan Field, KuwaitH.A. Bahman, V. Naik, N. Gazi, A. Malik, S. Al-Sabea, F.A. Abdulla and L. Hayat, Kuwait Oil Co.; H. Marafie, A. Bibi, S. Barnett and V.B. Eremenko, Eastern United Petroleum Services

Thursday, 27 October ● 1430-1600 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 29: WELL DESIGN CHALLENGES Botanical 2, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Paul Pillai, ISOS PetroleumEdi Rahmat, Kuwait Oil Co.Speakers:Blowout Prevention and Relief Well Planning for the Wheatstone Big-Bore Gas Well ProjectEric Upchurch, Senior Drilling Superintendent, Chevron AustraliaHow To Develop a Well Specific Blowout Contingency Plan That Covers Engineering Analysis of the Deployment, Installation and Soft Shut-In of a Subsea Capping OperationTerje Løkke-Sørensen, Chief Technology Officer, Add Energy

Time Papers1510 182311 Application of Permanent Integrated Water Regulator in

Offshore Oilfields D. Jia, H. Liu, F. Sun and X. Pei, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development (RIPED), PetroChina; W. Sun, Oil and Gas Engineering Research Inst. of PetroChina Jilin Oilfield Co.; S. Zhang, C. Liu and M. Zhao, Daqing Oilfield Production Engineering & Research Inst.

1530 182338 Integrated Innovative Technology Saves 354 Rig Days in an Infill Drilling Campaign – A Case Study from Bohai Bay, Northern China Y. Ma, B. Zhang, F. Liu, J. Li and B. Zhang, CNOOC; K. Wu, F. Wang, T. Xu, X. Yu, H. Zhang and B. Xu, Schlumberger

Thursday, 27 October ● 1430-1600 hoursTECHNICAL SESSION 30: ABANDONMENT/DECOMMISSIONING Botanical 4, Lower Level

Session Chairpersons:Michael Scott, Chevron AustraliaBrent Levey, Woodside Energy

Time Papers1430 182246 Code of Practice for the Construction and Abandonment

of Petroleum Wells in Queensland – As Mandatory Safety Requirements P. Lee, Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines (DNRM); M. Porter and D. Maggiori, Santos

1450 182199 Field Trials of Plugging Oil and Gas Wells with Hydrated BentoniteB.F. Towler, M. Firouzi and H. Holl, The U. of Queensland; R. Gandhi and A. Thomas, QGC Pty. Ltd.

1510 182416 Managing Abandonment in AustraliaP. Askew, C. Bourdeau, A. Volkenborn, A. Lea-Cox and A. Charan, Accenture Strategy

1530 182468 Meeting the Demand for Barrier Plug Integrity Assurance & Verification of Well Abandonment BarriersA. Stein, Interwell


KNOWLEDGE SHARING ePOSTER SESSIONSAn ePoster is an electronic version of the traditional poster, presented on a digital flat screen. The electronic format offers the added benefit of animation and video to enhance the visual experience and provide greater interactivity between attendees and authors.

During the ePoster sessions, authors will present their technical papers at designated ePoster stations. Attendees are encouraged to attend the sessions for more knowledge sharing and networking opportunities. ePosters are also available for viewing at ePoster stations throughout the conference.

ePOSTER PRESENTATION SCHEDULEDate Time Venue

Tuesday, 25 October 2016

1245 – 1315 hours

ePoster stations are located at

Grand Ballroom 1

1530 – 1600 hours1730 – 1800 hours1800 – 1830 hours

Wednesday, 26 October 2016

1000 – 1030 hours1230 – 1300 hours1300 – 1330 hours1530 – 1600 hours

Thursday, 27 October 20161100 – 1130 hours1315 – 1345 hours1345 – 1415 hours

STATION 1Tuesday, 25 October Time Papers1245 182320 Modelling of Slow Fines Migration and Formation

Damage during Rate AlterationY. Yang and Z. You, U. of Adelaide; F.D. Siqueira, North Fluminense State U. UENF; P. Bedrikovetsky, The U. of Adelaide(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 1)

1530 182481 Research on the Dynamic Granulation Viscosity Reduction Technology for Venezuela’s Ultra Heavy OilL. He, D. Bin, B. Peng, J. Luo, X. Geng and P. Wang, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 3)

1730 182472 Tight TVD Control on Australia's North West Shelf through a Cutting Edge Solution: High-Definition SurveyingM. Naveed, C. Kirthi Singam, M. Viandante, K.A. Malik and V. Akhmadeev, Schlumberger; B. Jury, Woodside Energy; W. Belson, Quadrant Energy; A. Worth, Vermilion Oil and Gas Australia

1800 182484 Ensuring Safe Facility Blowdown and Lessons Learnt from Incident Investigation P. Lawrence, J. Marriott and A. Giovanoglou, Process Systems Enterprise(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 27)

STATION 1Wednesday, 26 October Time Papers1000 182402 Evaluation of the Potential of Low Salinity Water

Flooding in the High Temperature and High Salinity Dong-He-Tang Reservoir in the Tarim Oilfield, China: Experimental and Reservoir Simulation ResultsY. Liu, Southwest Petroleum U.; T. Jiang, D. Zhou and J. Zhao, PetroChina Tarim Oilfield Co.; Q. Xie, E. Pooryousefy and A. Saeedi, Curtin U.


1230 182260 An Improved Grid Generation Approach for Discrete Fracture Network Modelling Using Line Fracture Concept for Two-Phase Flow SimulationK. Wang, X. Peng and Z. Du, Southwest Petroleum U.; M. Haghighi and Z. You, The U. of Adelaide; L. Yu, Northeast Sichuan Gas Production Plant, Southwest Branch Co., Sinopec Corp.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 5)

1300 182352 Beam Pump Design for Steam Stimulation Heavy Oil WellsA.L. Pandit, A.M. Al-Bassam, Y. Mohamed Abdelaziz and R.N. Al-Ajmi, Kuwait Oil Co.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 13)

1530 182456 Monitoring Wellbore Fluid Displacement in the Perforation Interval Using Multiple Downhole Pressure and Temperature Gauges L. Paterson and J.P. Ennis-King, CO2CRC/CSIRO; B.M. Freifeld, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 17)

STATION 1Thursday, 27 OctoberTime Papers1100 182307 Getting Safety Leadership Right

L. Fruhen, L. Wang, M. Griffin, D. Finnerty, K. Jorritsma and A. Boeing, U. of Western Australia(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 27)

1315 182460 Well Failure Mechanisms and Conceptualisation of Reservoir-Aquifer Failure PathwaysB. Wu, CSIRO Energy; R. Doble, C. Turnadge and D. Mallants, CSIRO Land and Water(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 27)

1345 182287 Integrating Design of Experiments, Proxy Modelling, and Monte-Carlo Simulation for Combined Uncertainty Quantifications of Geological and Production Data in the Cyclic GAGD ProcessW.J. Al-Mudhafar and D. Rao, Louisiana State U.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 2)

STATION 2Tuesday, 25 October Time Papers1245 182278 Sand Control in Corrosive and Erosive Downhole

Conditions at High TemperaturesS.R. Jackson, B. Gundemoni and P. Barth, 3M Technical Ceramics

1530 182368 New Technique of Placement Optimisation for Stimulation of HP/HT Carbonate Reservoir Using Chelating AgentsC. Karale and A. Bhatnagar, Halliburton(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 4)

1730 182150 Effective Marketing Leadership, Strategies and Tactics During Turbulent Times in the Oil and Gas IndustryR. Ferrero, M. Varer and D. Bowling, Baker Hughes Inc.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 6)

1800 182463 Aquitard and Fault Simulation Approaches for Use in Regional-Scale Assessments of Coal Seam Gas Extraction Impacts C. Turnadge, D. Mallants and L. Peeters, CSIRO Land and Water(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 27)

STATION 2Wednesday, 26 October Time Papers1000 182432 Overcoming Challenges in Pore Pressure Prediction

and Wellbore Stability in Brunei Ultra Deepwater Exploration Well CampaignM.M. Omar and M.F. Rasli, PETRONAS Carigali Brunei Ltd.; M. Paimin and H. Maulana, CANAM Brunei Oil Ltd.; A. Ghosh, Baker Hughes; M. Zainal Abidin, Brunei National Petroleum Co.


1230 182294 Ensuring Communication Across Software SystemsM. Ponsonby, P. Mathisen and O. Andersen, AGR Software AS

1300 182173 Prediction of Capillary Pressure for Oil Carbonate Reservoirs by Artificial Intelligence TechniqueY.R. Busaleh, Saudi Aramco; A. Abdulraheem, KFUPM; T. Okasha, Saudi Aramco(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 13)

1530 182264 The Downhole Transmission Characteristics of Vibration Waves – An Experimental Study in the Daqing Oil Field J. Yu, L. Zhen and F. Sun, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina; Z. Zhu, Daqing Oilfield Production Engineering & Research Inst.; X. Pei and H. Liu, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 18)

STATION 2Thursday, 27 October Time Papers1100 182265 Safety Measures Undertaken and Planned for North

Kuwait’s Sour Hydrocarbon InstallationsA.E. Alomair and M.AlSaleh, Kuwait Oil Co.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 27)

1315 182275 The Safety TransitionK. Saville, Wood Group(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 27)

1345 182239 Oil Well Cement Static Gel Strength Development Comparison Between Ultrasonic and Intermittent Rotational Measurement MethodsS. Ashraf, P. Hamilton, A.G. Salehpour, C. Azwar and M. Bogaerts, Schlumberger

STATION 3Tuesday, 25 October Time Papers1245 182407 Experimental and Discrete Particle Modelling of Solid

Particle Transportation and Deposition in PipelinesC.Y. Wong, J. Boulanger, Y. Feng and B. Wu, CSIRO

1530 182284 Optimisation and Performance Evaluation of Liquid CO2 Fracturing Fluid Formulation SystemS. Meng and H. Liu, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina; J. Xu and Y. Duan, Oil and Gas Engineering Research Inst., PetroChina Jilin Oilfield Co.; Q. Yang and Z. Yao, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 4)

1730 182430 Top 10 Improvement Suggestions for Delivery of Mega ProjectsM.S. Al-Otaibi, Kuwait Oil Co.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 6)

1800 182272 Safety Risk Management of Drilling Operations S. Zhang and X. Teng, PetroChina Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration & Development; L. Wang, E&D Research Inst. of Liaohe Oilfield Co.; S. Wang, China National Offshore Oil Corp. Research Inst.; L. Wen, China Petroleum Technology & Development Corp.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 27)

STATION 3Wednesday, 26 October Time Papers1000 182232 Application of a Continuous Personal Development

MethodologyJ. Boles, The Well Inst. of Training(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 10)

1230 182370 Damage Appraisal of Massive Hydraulic Fracture Stimulation in Unconventional Oil and Gas ReservoirsB. Cai and G. Bi, Research Inst. of Petroleum E&D (RIPED)-Langfang Branch; J. Xu, Xinjiang Oilfield Co.; C. He and Y. Gao, Research Inst. of Petroleum E&D (RIPED)-Langfang Branch; J. Chen, N. Cheng and J. Wang, Xinjiang Oilfield Co.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 12)


1300 182288 Dual String Section Milling Tool Design Optimisation Using Advanced Numerical SimulationsK.M. Deshpande, M.A. Haq, S. Gajula and D. Teale, Weatherford(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 13)

1530 182391 Case Study of Blocking Water Coning in Horizontal Well for Steam Stimulation in Heavy Oil Reservoir H. Yu, L. Li, J. Zheng, X. Fu, W. Ji, W. Gao, H. Liu, Y. Liu, F. Yan, C. Luo and J. Liu, Jidong Oilfield CNPC; P. Zhang and T. Li, Chongqing U. of Science & Technology; X. Han, Beijing Bezenith Energy Technology Co. Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 18)

STATION 3Thursday, 27 October Time Papers1100 182378 Subsea Multiphase Flowmeter: Performance Tests in

Multiphase Flow LoopO.H. Unalmis, V.V. Raul and V. Ramakrishnan, Weatherford(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 22)

1315 182470 Can HRO Theory and Practices Be Applied in Practice? A Case StudyP. Wilkinson, Noetic Group(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 27)

1345 182206 Conceptual City-Oilfield Development of a Complex Turbidite ReservoirS. Mishra, S.K. Hii, C. Corbett, A. Edalat Noor and S. Sharma, Schlumberger

STATION 4Tuesday, 25 October Time Papers1245 182240 Numerical Modelling for the Prediction of Residual CO2

Trapping in Water-Wet Geological Porous MediaF. Jahan, Curtin U.; S. Ahmed, CSIRO Energy; M. Hossain and S. Iglauer, Curtin U.

1530 182372 A Waterflood Induced Fracture Simulation Model for Naturally Fractured Low-Permeability ReservoirsF. Zhang, S. Wu and H. Liu, RIPED, PetroChina(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 5)

1730 182193 Is That Radial Composite Reservoir? What Can Be Learned from Buildup Analysis of Vertical Wells in Tight Naturally Fractured HTHP Gas ReservoirsH. Sun, B. Chang and W. Cao, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development, Langfang Branch; X. Sun, J. Zhang, L. Liu and B. Chen, Tarim Oilfield Co., PetroChina(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 7)

1800 182228 Produced Gas Utilisation Strategy Study on Low Permeability Reservoir CO2 EOR Process W. Lv, S. Yang and Y. Yang, RIPED, PetroChina; S. Yang, China U. of Petroleum-Beijing; X. Ma, Jilin Oilfield Co., PetroChina; S. Li, RIPED, PetroChina; C. Wu, Jilin Oilfied Co.; M. Hao, RIPED, PetroChina

STATION 4Wednesday, 26 October Time Papers1000 182305 Industry Collaboration on Technology Development in

WAN.P. Kavanagh, Woodside; C. Otto, Shell; P. Korsen, Chevron(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 10)

1230 182281 The Optimisation Design of Buffer Vessel Based on Dynamic Balance for Liquid CO2 FracturingS. Meng and H. Liu, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina; J. Xu and Y. Duan, Oil and Gas Engineering Research Inst., PetroChina Jilin Oilfield Co.; Q. Yang and Z. Yao, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 12)


1300 182285 Change in Geomechanical Properties of Limestone due to Supercritical CO2 InjectionY. Zhang, M. Lebedev, M. Sarmadivaleh, A. Barifcani and S. Iglauer, Curtin U.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 14)

1530 182334 The Use of Preservation Chemicals in Cladded Subsea Gas and Service Flowlines A.L. Hali, S.E. Cook, S.J. Barber and P. Kearns, Baker Hughes(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 19)

STATION 4Thursday, 27 October Time Papers1100 182242 Fracture Packing in Previously Gravel-Packed Well Using

Single-Trip Multizone SystemJ. Deng, Y. Ma and M. Zhang, China National Offshore Co. Tianjin; Q. Wang, X. Wang and F. Chao, Halliburton; J. Qian, formerly Halliburton(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 24)

1315 182317 Gravity Driven Fingering and Mixing During CO2 SequestrationJ. Ajibola, A. Adam and A. Muggeridge, Imperial College London(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 28)

1345 182363 Strategies for Early Detection of Downhole Casing Failures Caused by Corrosive Formations D. Jafari, The U. of Adelaide

STATION 5Tuesday, 25 October Time Papers1245 182422 Analytical Model for Multifractured Horizontal Wells in

Heterogeneous Shale ReservoirsJ. Guo, Southwest Petroleum U.; J. Zeng, U. of Regina and Southwest Petroleum U.; X. Wang, Yanchang Petroleum Group; F. Zeng, U. of Regina(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 3)

1530 182259 The Far-Field Deformation Induced by a Fracture in a Poroelastic Layer with Application to Tiltmeter Monitoring of Hydraulic Fractures in Coal SeamsZ. Chen and V. Pandurangan, CSIRO; R.G. Jeffrey, SCT Operations Pty. Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 5)

1730 182179 State-of-the-Art Open Hole Tractor Enables Accurate Pressure Measurement in a Horizontal Well, Resulting in Significant Rig Time SavingK. Al Failakawi, A. AlRashidi, M.D. Al-Khaldy and A. Dutta, Kuwait Oil Co.; H. Ayyad, O. Mansour and S. Jamal, Schlumberger(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 7)

1800 182231 The Fracture Behavior in the Vicinity of Interface Based on the Digital Speckle Experiment S. Wang, Northeast Petroleum U.; C. Xing, Northeast Petroleum U.; D. Zhang, Daqing Oilfield Co., LTD.; C. Shao, China Petroleum Technology Development Co.; J. Jiao, Daqing Oilfield Co., LTD.; K. Dong, Northeast Petroleum U.

STATION 5Wednesday, 26 October Time Papers1000 182254 Seamless Integration of Technology with People and

Process Through “In-House IT” – A Case StudyM. Deka and A. Roychoudhury, Oil India Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 10)

1230 182226 Production Surface Network Modelling and De-Bottlenecking Analysis for Gathering Center in KuwaitH.M. Almohammad and M.B. Al-Saqabi, Kuwait Oil Co.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 13)

1300 182464 Reinstating Well Integrity in Severely Buckled TubingC. Mackie, B. Bill, G. Masson and E. Kinch, Interwell


1530 182208 Conceptual Design for Maintaining Production of High CO2 Gas in Marginal Field Offshore by Using a Thermoplastic Pipe H. Yananto and Y. Girindra, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 19)

STATION 5Thursday, 27 October Time Papers1100 182160 A Novel Approach to Evaluate the Risk of Sanding for

Optimum Well Completion Design: A Deep-Water Case Study from Southeast AsiaA. Younessi and A. Khaksar, Baker Hughes Inc.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 24)

1315 182212 Case Study - Constant Bottom Hole Pressure of Managed-Pressure Drilling Utilisation to Maintain Wellbore Instability in East Java Drilling Operation, IndonesiaJ.M. Zein, F. Irawan and A.M. Hidayat, Weatherford; R.M. Amin, F. Ardhiansyah, R. Norani, H. Hermawan and D. Prasetyo, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

1345 182319 Optimal Water Flooding in Farnsworth Field, TexasE. Ennin and R. Grigg, Petroleum Recovery Research Center(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 28)

STATION 6Tuesday, 25 October Time Papers1245 182480 Improvement of Production Data Analysis Method for

Shale Gas WellsW. Pang, Y. Duan, H. Yue, J. Du and T. Zhang, Sinopec Research Inst. of Petroleum Engineering(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 3)

1730 182369 Transient Temperature Effect on Well Test Interpretation of HPHT Gas WellsW. Pang, H. Peng, Z. He and Q. Hou, Sinopec Research Inst. of Petroleum Engineering(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 7)

1800 182385 Production Logging Application in Fuling Shale Gas Play in China D. Di, W. Pang, J. Mao, S. Ai and Y. He, Sinopec Research Inst. of Petroleum Engineering

STATION 6Wednesday, 26 October Time Papers1000 182490 Utilising Managed Pressure Drilling to Drill Shale Gas

Horizontal Well in Fuling Shale Gas FieldG. Wang, H. Zhou, H. Fan, N. Si, J. Liu, D. Ma and W. Pang, SINOPEC Research Inst. of Petroleum Engineering(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 10)

1230 182353 Predictions of Relative Permeability for Low Permeability Reservoirs and Its Scale EffectZ. Lei, Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina; T. Liu, C. Xie and M. Wang, Tsinghua U.; Z. Zhang, China U. of Petroleum(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 13)

1530 182406 Emerging Numerical Modelling Technique to Evaluate Asphaltene Inhibitor Efficiency during Entire Field Life H. Yonebayashi, INPEX Corp.; X. Zhang, KBC Advanced Technologies Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 19)

STATION 6Thursday, 27 October Time Papers1100 182312 Novel Non-Damaging Hybrid System for Sand

Consolidation ApplicationP.R. Patil, S.G. Chittattukara and P.D. Nguyen, Halliburton(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 24)


1315 182408 A Unique Anti-Salt Polymer for EORX. Zhang, X. Li, S. Guo, G. Sun and W. Guan, Daqing Oilfield Co. Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 28)

1345 182269 An Investigation on the Optimal Definition of Project(s) Scope, Facilities Sizing and Design Life for Truly Sustainable Deepwater Field Development: Technical Aspects and Economic Considerations F. Beltrami, Energo Engineering (a KBR Co.); A. Gifford, S. Basu and A. Berardi, Granherne (a KBR Co.)

STATION 7Tuesday, 25 October Time Papers1245 182359 A New Method to Determine Friction Factor of Cuttings

Slip Velocity Calculation in Vertical Wells Using Neural NetworksM. Kamyab, R. Dawson and P. Farmanbar, Corva AI

1530 182449 Fast Track Well Planning in BorneoK.T. Pathy and P.K. Kumar, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; G.C. Kaeng, A. Mansor and S. Sausan, Halliburton

1730 182346 What Conventional E&PD Companies Should Learn from Unconventional OperatorsA. Aladasani, Consultant; Q. Okasha and A. Ameen, Kuwait Oil Co.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 6)

1800 182431 Permeability Limits of Advanced Water Injection Technology in Low Permeability Reservoirs S. Wang, J. Tian and X. Tan, China National Offshore Oil Corp. Research Inst.; L. Wang, E&D Research Inst. of Liaohe Oilfield Co.; S. Zhang, PetroChina Research Inst. of Petroleum Exploration & Development

STATION 7Wednesday, 26 October Time Papers1000 182400 Fluid Identification in the Low Contrast Oil Reservoir by

Combining Array Dielectric Measurements and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance DataJ. Wang and S. Shang, CNOOC Tianjin; J. Wu, X. Zhao and X. Yang, Schlumberger

1230 182452 Dual-Diameter Drill Bits Improve Drilling Efficiency by Reducing Stresses in the WellboreN.B. Putra, R. Leonanto and S. Markandeya, National Oilwell Varco; R. Ritamawan and A.M. Saragih, VICO Indonesia

1300 182250 Novel Cementing Solutions to Impede Lost Circulation with Highly Crush-Resistant Lightweight Cement System and Engineered FibersT. Putra, A. Steven, V.R. Wedhaswari, M.S. Awalt, B.B. Natanagara, M. Pasteris, M.F. Jaffery and M. Sheikh Veisi, Schlumberger; A. Rudiantoro, Chevron Indonesia Co.

1530 182151 Optimised Workflows to Assist in Managing the Sour Gases & Oil Production in North Kuwait Jurassic Fields N. Al-Mai and A. Al-Failakawi, Kuwait Oil Co.; R. Prakash, Schlumberger; A.A. Hajjeyah, Kuwait Oil Co.; A. Wibowo, Schlumberger

STATION 7Thursday, 27 October Time Papers1100 Invited

SpeakerChallenging Dynamic Kill Operations Made Possible with the Relief Well Injection SpoolR.T. Oskarsen, Add Energy; O.B. Rugg, Add Wellflow A/S; M.Cargol, Trend Setter Engineering

1315 182197 Electric Impulse Technology: Less Energy, Less Drilling Time, Less Round TripsM. Voigt and E. Anders, Technische U. Dresden; F. Lehmann, Technische U. Bergakademie Freiberg(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 30)


STATION 8Tuesday, 25 October Time Papers1245 182247 Geomechanical Sweet Spot Identification in

Unconventional Resources DevelopmentK. Rahman and F. Gui, Baker Hughes

1530 182445 Upscaling Technique for High Resolution Coal Bed Methane Reservoir ModelI. Sugiarto, S. Mazumder and T. Gan, Arrow Energy Pty. Ltd.

1730 182427 Enhancement of Structural Conductor Design and Execution of Jetting Operations for Ultra-Deepwater Wells in BruneiM. Ahmed Shafei, PETRONAS Carigali Brunei Ltd.; M. Paimin, CANAM Brunei Oil Ltd.; M. Hj Zainal Abidin, Brunei National Petroleum Co.; Y. Ismail and S. Natarajan, 2H Offshore

1800 182187 Reactive Transport Modelling of CO2 Injection into High CO2 Field S. Mohd Amin and F. Jaafar Azuddin, Group Research & Technology, PD & T, Petronas Malaysia

STATION 8Wednesday, 26 October Time Papers1000 182152 An Investigation of Fe2O3 Nanoparticles Diffusion into

Oil for Heat Transfer Optimisation on Electromagnetic Heating for Well Stimulation and EOR R.K. Santoso, S. Rachmat, A.H. Resha, W.K. Putra, H. Hartowo and O. Setiawati, Bandung Inst. of Technology

1230 182322 Laboratory Study on Surfactant Induced Spontaneous Imbibition for Carbonate ReservoirZ. Qi, M. Han, A. Fuseni and A. Alsofi, Saudi Aramco; F. Zhang, Y. Peng and H. Cai, RIPED of China National Oil Corp.

1300 182327 Deepwater DST Designs, Operations and Analysis for the Exploration Well in the South China SeaH. Yang, M. Wu, H. Liang and Z. Liu, CNOOC China Ltd., Zhangjiang

1530 182261 Field Scale Co-Optimisation of CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery and Storage through SWAG Injection Using Laboratory Estimated Relative Permeabilities F. Kamali and F. Hussain, The U. of New South Wales

STATION 8Thursday, 27 October Time Papers1100 182251 Field Trial Analysing of Rodless PCP Technology:

Problems, Improvements and ResultsZ. Hao, P. Huang, S. Zhu and L. Zhang, RIPED, PetroChina; D. Liu and L. Cai, Jilin Oil Field Co.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 25)

1315 182296 Identifying and Quantifying Risk in Well Abandonment Using Flow Charts and Probabilistic PlanningM. Ponsonby, P. Mathisen and O. Andersen, AGR Software AS(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 31)

STATION 9Tuesday, 25 October Time Papers1245 182426 Dynamic Production Targeting in Unconventional Gas

Forecast Simulations under Complex Economic and Facilities ConstraintsC.J. Coman and Z. Mohiuddin, Schlumberger


1530 182448 The Petrophysic Role of Low Resistivity Pay Zone of Talang Akar Formation, South Sumatera Basin, IndonesiaZ. Holis, A. Prayogi, I. Purwaman and S. Damayanti, SKK Migas; D. Nugroho, Bandung Inst. of Technology; M.K. Kamaluddin, SKK Migas

1730 182386 Water Production Control Using Low-Salinity Water InjectionA. Zeinijahromi and P.G. Bedrikovetsky, The U. of Adelaide

1800 182409 Enhancing Intervention Efficiency and Eliminating Uncertainty - First Ever Successful Conveyance of MWD Tools on CT for Multilateral Well Stimulation in a Middle Eastern Gas Well A. Buenrostro, A. Arevalo Lopez, M. Alzaid, N. Abulhamayel and S. Driweesh, Saudi Aramco; A. Chacon, J.C. Jimenez Fadul and J. Noguera, Halliburton

STATION 9Wednesday, 26 October Time Papers1000 182371 Gravel Packing Fluid for High-Temperature Wells

C. Prakash and M.S. Rama, Halliburton1230 182496 Integrated Asset Modelling: Modernising the

Perspective for Short-term Forecasting and Production EnhancementsO.A. Talabi, J.T. Nitura, S.S. Biniwale, R. Ramdzani, M.M. Salim, A. Ahmad and M.M. Som, Schlumberger(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 10)

1300 182313 Demystifying Log Quality ControlM.C. Storey, Well Data QA Pty. Ltd.

1530 182444 Tests to Compare the Performance of Zinc and Steel Big Hole Charges: First of its Kind in an HP/HT SettingD.J. Haggerty, Halliburton(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 24)

STATION 9Thursday, 27 October Time Papers1100 182298 Analysis and Test of Flow Field of Two-Stage Series

Downhole HydrocycloneY. Gao and H. Liu, RIPED, PetroChina; S. Bao, China Inst. of Water Resources and Hydropower Research; F. Wang, G. Zheng, L. Zhang and B. Yu, Daqing Oilfield Co.; L. Zhang, Jidong Oilfield Co., PetroChina(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 25)

1315 182441 Well Abandonment Project and Recommendation for Applying Activity Based Cost/Earn Value ManagementA.E. Prasetya and S.A. Herputra, SKK Migas(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 31)

STATION 10Tuesday, 25 October Time Papers1245 182233 Systems Modelling to Improve Decision Making and

Development Strategies for Large Scale Oil and Gas Projects - An Application to Shale ResourcesM. Mitschanek, M. Prohaska, G. Thonhauser, Montanuniversität Leoben

1530 182455 Simulating Loads and Motions of Full-Scale Offshore Platforms in Cyclonic Wave ConditionsN. Abdussamie, M. Haase, K. Sartipi, R. Ojeda and W. Amin, Australian Maritime College; G. Thomas, U. College London

1730 182149 Cold CO2 Injection for Balancing Interfacial Tension Decrease and Viscosity IncreaseZ. Hamdi, M.B. Awang and M. Bataee, U. Teknologi PETRONAS; M. Kamyab, Corva AI

1800 182220 Comprehensive Geomechanical Modelling and Wellbore Stability Analysis for Infill Drilling of High-Angled Wells in a Mature Oil Field M.S. Asadi, A. Khaksar and M.J. Ring, Baker Hughes; Y.Y. Khor, PETRONAS


STATION 10Wednesday, 26 October Time Papers1000 182429 Deepwater HTHP Drilling Fluid Development and Field

Applications in Western South China Sea H. Liu, Z. Li, Y. Huang, M. Fang and Z. Liu, CNOOC China Ltd., Zhanjiang

1230 182321 Investigation of Shale Gas Numerical Simulation with Fracture Stress-Sensitive Using Discrete Fracture Network ModelL. Mi, China U. of Petroleum at Beijing, Texas A&M U.; H. Jiang, China U. of Petroleum at Beijing; L. Tang, RIPED-Langfang, CNPC; J. Li, China U. of Petroleum at Beijing; J.E. Killough, Texas A&M U.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 12)

1300 182487 Revisiting the Ideal Packing Theory with a Novel Particle Size Measurement ApproachS. Amer, B. Carter, E. Hudson II, H. Du and C. Judd, Newpark Drilling Fluids

1530 182301 A Review of Recent Safety Research Activities on LNG Operation H. Fazli Shahri, R. Mahdavi Nezhad, S. Abedini and A. Kabir, U. of Tehran

STATION 10Thursday, 27 October Time Papers1100 182384 What We Have Learned on Stimulating Intensely

Naturally Fractured HPHT Deep Sandstone Comparing Acid-Fracturing, Fracturing and Non-Acid StimulationM. Che, Y. Wang, S. Li, R. Gao and L. Wang, RIPED-Langfang Branch, PetroChina; G. Zou and J. Liu, Tarim Oilfield Co. Ltd., PetroChina; C. Zhang and R. Fan, CNPC XiBu Drilling Engineering Co. Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 26)

1315 182156 Innovative Logging Technique Enables Accurate Detection of Temperature Anomaly Source in a Special CompletionN.M. Al-Hajri, I.M. Al-Ageel, F.M. Al-Subaie, M.M. Nekhily, A.T. Mishkhes and M.D. Al-Ajmi, Saudi Aramco

1345 182236 Strategies for Early Detection of Downhole Casing Failures Caused by Corrosive FormationsM.D. Al-Ajmi, N.M. Al-Hajri, A.T. Mishkhes, M.C. Saloojee, Saudi Aramco; M.F. Fayyaz, Schlumberger

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