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Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition24–26 September 2018 » Dallas, Texas, USAKay Bailey Hutchison Convention Centergo.atce.org/attend

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The E&P Industry Comes Together at ATCE

The Society of Petroleum Engineers will hold the Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE) on 24-26 September at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas, Texas, USA. As SPE’s flagship meeting, ATCE brings together thousands of E&P professionals to learn, collaborate, and move the industry forward.

Why Attend ATCE 2018?

Attendees expand their knowledge and skills through an extensive technical program, a dynamic exhibition, and numerous networking opportunities. ATCE 2018 includes:

• 350+ technical presentations

• 13 special sessions on timely industry topics

• 280+ exhibiting companies

• 25+ training courses

• The Annual Reception and Banquet

• ATCE Startup Village Energy Competition

• An Opening General Session on Translating Big Data into Business Results

Sustainability Statement

SPE is committed to ensuring that the environmental impact of our events is kept to a minimum. We aim to make progress in the field of sustainability through reducing energy usage, promoting eco-friendly mobility, reducing water consumption, and limiting waste, all core values in keeping with those of the oil and gas industry.

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24–26 September 2018 » Dallas, Texas, USA » Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center2

EXECUTIVE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Janeen JudahChairperson 2017 SPE PresidentChevron

Darcy SpadyVice Chairperson 2018 SPE PresidentBroadview Energy

Terry PalischProgram Committee LiasonCARBO Ceramics

Dan ScottProgram Committee LiasonConsultant

Sara AkbarKuwait Energy

Maria Claudia BorrasBaker Hughes, a GE company

Stephanie CoxSLB NA

Leigh Ann RussellBP

ATCE 2018 Committees

PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS

Lee DillenbeckDrillingChevron

Junichi SugiuraCompletionsScout Downhole

Ray RuiProjects, Facilities and ConstructionIndependent Project Analysis Inc.

David BurnettHealth, Safety and EnvironmentTexas A&M

Randal BrushManagementWilliam M. Cobb and Assoc.

David GoldDigital EnergyHess

William FiffickEducation, Training and ProfessionalismHoneywell

Detlef HohlPetroleum Advanced AnalyticsShell

Abdollah OrangiRecovery Mechanisms and Flow in Porous MediaScience Petroleum LLC

Mark MaFormation EvaluationSaudi Aramco

Prasant SainaniReservoir EngineeringCIBC Bank

Fred SantarelliReservoir Geology and GeophysicsGeomec AS

Fady ChabanReservoir MonitoringCDEUS

SPECIALTY COORDINATORS

Lee DillenbeckDrillingChevron

Junichi SugiuraCompletionsScout Downhole

Ray RuiProjects, Facilities and ConstructionIndependent Project Analysis Inc.

Mathew SamuelProduction and OperationsOPT Oilfield Services

David BurnettHealth, Safety and EnvironmentTexas A&M

Keith HoldawayManagement and InformationSAS

Mazher IbrahimReervoir Description and DynamicsApache

TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Dan ScottProgram Co-ChairpersonConsultant

Terry PalischProgram Co-ChairpersonCARBO Ceramics

Peggy RijkenProgram Vice-ChairpersonChevron

Sara Ortwein ATCE 2018 General ChairpersonPresident, XTO Energy

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SATURDAY, 22 SEPTEMBER0700–0800 SPE Training Course Registration

0800–1700 SPE Training Courses

1200–1700 Conference Registration

SUNDAY, 23 SEPTEMBER0700–0800 SPE Training Course Registration


0800–1730 Leadership Workshop

1000–1400 25-Year Club

1200–1530 Student Meet and Greet

1200–1930 Conference Registration

1300–1530 International Faculty Session

1300–1700 Drilling Uncertainty Prediction Technical Section Symposium

1800–1930 SPE Leadership Opening Reception

1930–2130 Digital Energy Technical Section (DETS) Committee Dinner

MONDAY, 24 SEPTEMBER0700–1700 Conference Registration

0800–0845 How to Write a Good Abstract

0800–1600 25-Year Club

0800–1800 PetroBowl® Championship

0900–0930 Coffee Break on Exhibition Floor

0900–0945 How to Write a Good Technical Paper

0900–1400 University Teaching Opportunities Tables

0900–1800 Exhibition

1000–1200 Opening General Session

1215–1345 Chairperson’s Luncheon

1400–1700 Technical Sessions and Special Sessions


1515–1545 Knowledge Sharing ePosters

1700–1800 Welcome Reception

1800–1930 Alumni Receptions

TUESDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER0730–1700 Conference Registration

0800–1600 25-Year Club

0800–1700 International Student Paper Contests

0830–1130 Business Management and Leadership Session I


0830–1700 ATCE Startup Village


0930–1200 Communications Skills Workshop

1000–1400 University Teaching Opportunities Tables



1130–1330 Expo Luncheon

1200–1330 Student Awards Luncheon

1300–1600 Business Management and Leadership Session II


1500–1800 Career Pathway Fair/Young Member Reception



1630–1730 Happy Hour on Exhibition Floor

1830–2200 Annual Reception and Banquet

WEDNESDAY, 26 SEPTEMBER0730–1400 Conference Registration

0730–1400 Energy4me® “Energize Your Classroom” Teacher Workshop

0800–1330 Energy4me® High School Student STEM Workshop

0800–1400 25-Year Club

0830–1155 Women in the Industry: Gender Diversity– Fueling the Future of Oil and Gas





1200–1345 President’s Luncheon and Annual Meeting of Members


THURSDAY, 27 SEPTEMBER 0700–0800 SPE Training Courses Registration


Conference Schedule

USD 100 discount on full registration when you register by 20 August 2018



Thank You to Our Sponsors (as of 7 June 2018)

Exhibition – Space is Limited!Don’t wait to book your exhibit for this year’s ATCE. Take advantage of the three-day exhibition and highlight your products and services to key industry buyers and leaders. Be one of the 280+ exhibiting companies that display innovative technologies and solutions to E&P professionals around the world.

SponsorshipA sponsorship is an excellent way to magnify your brand and message. In fact, according to the Center for Exhibition Industry Research, booth efficiency increases by 104% when sponsorship is part of the exhibition strategy. Many sponsorship opportunities are available at ATCE to showcase your company.

AdvertisingShare your expertise and reach your target customers. ATCE brings together more than 8,000 E&P professionals from around the world, and 71% are engineers, managers, executives, or consultants. Advertise your innovative solutions to these attendees.

To learn more about these opportunities, visit the Exhibit, Sponsor, or Advertise pages at go.atce.org/attend. You can also contact the sales representatives below for questions.

Maximize Your Company’s Exposure at ATCE

SALES CONTACTS – AMERICAS

COMPANIES A-FLJennifer [email protected]+1.713.457.6827

COMPANIES FM-OJason [email protected]+1.713.457.6877

COMPANIES P-ZKirk [email protected]+1.972.952.9516

SALES CONTACTS – INTERNATIONAL

CANADARudeen [email protected]+1.403.930.5451

EUROPEDean [email protected]+44.20.7299.3300

MIDDLE EAST, NORTH AFRICA, AND INDIASylvia [email protected]+971.4.457.5815

ASIA PACIFICChristopher [email protected]+60.3.2182.3148



Sunday, 23 September0800–1730

Leadership WorkshopSection and Student Chapter leaders engage and share in a day focused on creating the best member experience. Attendees leave energized with ideas and a support network of fellow leaders. Those participating in this workshop have consistently been recognized as the best in SPE.

1200–1530

Student Meet and GreetConnect with students and friends from around the world in the lead-up to ATCE. Special activities at this event help you meet and network with fellow students while learning some valuable skills from guest speakers.

1300–1700

Drilling Uncertainty Prediction Technical Section SymposiumThe Drilling Uncertainty Prediction Technical Section is holding a half-day symposium. This important event will highlight the latest upcoming industry efforts, as well as technologies from outside the oil and gas space which could be adapted to drilling uncertainty prediction.

1330–1530

International Faculty SessionThe International Faculty Session will present a report from the 2018 Petroleum Engineering Education Colloquium held in August. The focus will be on modernizing the curriculum to meet the needs of universities and the industry.

1800-1930

SPE Leadership Opening ReceptionAll attendees are invited to the SPE Leadership Opening Reception. Attendees can kick off their ATCE 2018 experience and meet SPE leaders at this networking event.

1930-2130

Digital Energy Technical Section DinnerThe terms “digital asset” and “digital strategy” have permeated the industry, due to big data and the industrial internet of things. Many companies have started to implement a variety of approaches to become more efficient and continue the digitization of the industry. Join SPE professionals and peers to hear three operators share their experiences on the digital transformation journey.

Events

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25-Year Club LoungeThe Membership Committee hosts a special lounge for SPE members with 25 years or more of continuous membership, Century Club members, Distinguished and Honorary members, current and former SPE Board officers and directors, as well as this year’s SPE International Award Winners and Distinguished Lecturers.

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Monday, 24 September0800–0845

How to Write a Good AbstractIn an effort to assist authors submit their best papers to conferences and journals, SPE is offering a free 45-minute session on how to write an abstract. In this session, we will cover the basics within the abstract process along with how to effectively construct your abstract.

0800–1800

PetroBowl® ChampionshipATCE’s most competitive event, the PetroBowl Championship, pitches SPE Student Chapter teams against each other in a series of quick-fire rounds, answering technical and nontechnical industry-related questions. Can UNAM keep hold of the trophy or will a new team take the top spot?

0900–0945

How to Write a Good Technical PaperSPE is committed to helping authors submit their best possible paper to conferences and journals. This free 45-minute session will cover the basic methods on how to write a good technical paper.

1000–1200

Opening General SessionTranslating Big Data into Business ResultsSenior executives will discuss the transformation of the E&P industry through big data, and specifically how to use big data to enhance safety and increase profitability.

1215–1345

Chairperson’s LuncheonSara Ortwein, ATCE 2018 General ChairpersonPresident, XTO Energy

The upstream’s digitized future is upon us. As oil and gas companies race to identify and implement digital technologies, they must consider several key elements in the transformation, including the people needed to make it all work. Creating successful digital ecosystems will require companies to evolve and adapt to new cultures, skill sets, and mindsets in order to seamlessly integrate people and technology.

1700–1800

Welcome ReceptionJoin friends and colleagues on the exhibition floor to network with more than 280 exhibiting companies.

1800–1930

University Alumni ReceptionsSeveral universities will hold alumni receptions in conjunction with ATCE 2018. These events provide excellent opportunities for attendees to visit and get reacquainted with old friends, and build new relationships with other professionals.

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Tuesday, 25 September0800–1700

Student Paper Contests: Undergraduate, Masters, and PhD DivisionsWatch the winning presentations from the regional Student Paper Contests while they compete for the international prize. Contests take place across three rooms for Undergraduate, Masters, and PhD divisions.

0830-1130

Business Management and Leadership Session I: Professionals Exemplify Integrity and EthicsFacilitator: Susan Howes

0830–1700

Startup Village SPE, in partnership with the Rice Alliance, is hosting an event showcasing emerging energy companies. Eligible companies will compete for prize money, followed by afternoon discussions about building startups.

1130–1330

Expo Luncheon

0930–1200

Communications Skills WorkshopThis workshop provides tips on communication methods vital for the modern global workplace. Explore different methods of communication, their pros and cons, and how to ensure your message gets heard.

1200–1330

Student Awards Luncheon A luncheon for students in which SPE will recognize the Outstanding Student Chapters, Petrobowl Winner, and International Student Paper Contest participants.

1300-1600

Business Management and Leadership Session II: DiversityFacilitator: Maria Capello

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I rarely miss an ATCE and always look forward to the papers, exhibition, and social events. ATCE has grown to the point where now I have to pre-plan the events to attend. The good thing is that there is so much to offer and choices have to be made.

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1500–1800

Career Pathway Fair/Young Member ReceptionThis is your opportunity to meet industry professionals and find out what you need to know to get on the right direction in your career. Get one-on-one advice to help you get ahead. The fair will be followed by our Young Member Reception, where we will present the 2018 Student Paper Contest winners.

1630–1730

Happy Hour on the Exhibit Floor

1830–2200

Annual Reception and BanquetJoin us to celebrate key successes within SPE and the oil and gas industry as a whole. The Annual Banquet recognizes outstanding SPE members who have made significant contributions to the industry.

Wednesday, 26 September0730–1400

Energy4me® Teacher Workshop

0800–1330

Energy4me® High School Student STEM Event

0830-1155

Women in the Industry: Gender Diversity–Fueling the Future of Oil and GasLeaders from the industry will discuss critical career skills related to business management and leadership. Gain insights from this discussion to help advance your career and add greater value to your organization.

1200–1345

President’s Luncheon and Annual Meeting of MembersATCE wraps up with a favorite tradition showcasing 2018 SPE President Darcy Spady’s presentation on new achievements at SPE and upcoming initiatives. Notable volunteers and award-winning SPE Sections will also be recognized, and attendees will have the opportunity to meet SPE Board members and 2019 SPE President Sami Al-Nuaim.

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I have gone for years to ATCE and consider the opportunity one of the highlights of my year. You can learn about the latest in technology, see old friends, and witness the best in the industry getting awards.


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Dynamic Display of E&P Technology, Products, ServicesWith more than 100,000 square feet of space and 20+ hours, the exhibition at ATCE is one of the most engaging ways to learn about E&P products and services. See the latest industry technologies and

innovations that are shaping the future of oil and gas.

ATCE helped me learn directly from my colleagues with other companies about their challenges, future plans, and the state-of-the-technologies. Overall, it was a great networking event, highly valued in our fast-changing industry. We are all in this industry together and we need to find solutions together.


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Technical Program(as of 7 June 2018)

Visit go.atce.org/attend for detailed information about the technical program.

Monday, 24 September1000–1200 | Opening General Session: Translating Big Data into Business Results

MODERATOR: Eithne Treanor, E.Treanor Media

SPEAKERS: Alisa Choong, Shell; Gavin Rennick, Schlumberger; Doug Suttles, Encana; Darryl Willis, Google Cloud

Everyone is asking about modernizing and transforming our industry using big data, but the real question is how to use it to improve safety and increase profitability.

Can we take a systems approach to creating a true step-change in the safety, quality, and efficiency of our operations? To do so, we need to combine hardware, software, data, and domain expertise seamlessly, and collaboratively across geoscience, engineering, drilling, completions, and operations. And more importantly, we have to change our mindset and embrace the change in our culture.

This year’s Opening General Session will address these challenges and explore how new data analytics can help improve safety, increase efficiency, and make better decisions as we adjust to the new normal or lower-for-longer industry environment.

1215–1345 | Chairperson’s Luncheon: Accelerating Value Capture from the Digital Transformation

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SPEAKER: Sara Ortwein, ATCE 2018 General ChairpersonPresident, XTO Energy

The upstream’s digitized future is upon us. As oil and gas companies race to identify and implement digital technologies, they must consider several key elements in the transformation, including the people needed to make it all work. Creating successful digital ecosystems will require companies to evolve and adapt to new cultures, skill sets, and mindsets in order to seamlessly integrate people and technology.

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Monday, 24 September1400–1700

SESSION 01 WELLBORE INTEGRITY AND BARRIER ELEMENTS

SESSION 02 PRODUCTION CONTROL AND MONITORING

SESSION 03 OPTIMIZING PRODUCTION THROUGH SURVEILLANCE

SESSION 04 FRACTURE MODELING AND DIAGNOSTICS

SESSION 05 ARTIFICIAL LIFT TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS

SESSION 06 NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN RESERVOIR ENGINEERING

SESSION 07 NOVEL CHEMICAL EOR PROCESSES AND MECHANISMS

SESSION 08 PETROLEUM ADVANCED ANALYTICS

SPECIAL SESSION 01: TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT BEYOND EDUCATION

SPECIAL SESSION 02: COMPRESSOR SCRUBBER CHALLENGES REMAIN A PRIORITY FOR OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION RELIABILITY

SPECIAL SESSION 03: GETTING TO ZERO AND BEYOND: THE PATH FORWARD

Technical DisciplinesIt’s easy to find the right technical sessions to attend at ATCE. Look for the icon related to your area of expertise and find a session, training course, or special event that could have information related to your job. While we know some activities are relevant to professionals of many disciplines, we’ve selected the one that fits most closely within.

Completions: Includes completion design and installation, intelligent wells, sand control, hydraulic fracturing, acidizing and stimulation, and well integrity

Drilling: Covers topics from well planning and wellbore design through drilling equipment, systems and operations to casing and cementing

Health, Safety, Security, Environment, and Social Responsibility: Comprises core HSE topics as well as research and sustainability issues

Management and Information: Ranges from information systems and data use to strategic planning and energy economics

Production and Operations: Focuses on topics including design, enhancement, monitoring, and management

Projects, Facilities, and Construction: Includes topics such as processing, flow assurance, and subsea systems as well as measurement and control, platforms and floating systems, and facilities operation

Reservoir Description and Dynamics: Includes simulation and formation evaluation, along with unconventional and enhanced recovery processes








Tuesday, 25 September0830–1155

SESSION 09 PUSHING THE LIMITS: ADVANCEMENTS IN DRILLING AUTOMATION AND TOOLS

SESSION 10 FIELD CASE HISTORIES, MODELING AND DATA ANALYTICS FROM ACROSS THE GLOBE

SESSION 11 ADVANCES IN FLOW MODELING AND METERING

SESSION 12 APPLICATIONS OF WELL STIMULATION TECHNOLOGY

SESSION 13 WELL INTERVENTION

SESSION 14 UNCONVENTIONAL RESERVOIRS CHARACTERIZATION

SESSION 15 FLOW MECHANISMS IN POROUS MEDIA

SESSION 16 EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES FOR RESERVOIR MONITORING AND CHARACTERIZATION

SPECIAL SESSION 04: SPE TECHNICAL DIRECTORS: STATE-OF-THE-TECHNICAL DISCIPLINE – A CONVERSATION WITH YOUR SPE TECHNICAL DIRECTORS

SPECIAL SESSION 05: WELL INTEGRITY REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS

1400–1700

SESSION 17 CEMENTING AND EVALUATION

SESSION 18 MULTI-STAGE COMPLETION TOOLS

SESSION 19 PETROLEUM MANAGEMENT FRONTIERS

SESSION 20 STIMULATION FLUIDS

SESSION 21 INTEGRATED FORMATION EVALUATION OF COMPLEX RESERVOIRS

SESSION 22 IMPROVED OIL RECOVERY (IOR) MECHANISMS

SESSION 23 NEW ADVANCES IN UNCONVENTIONAL TRANSPORT AND PVT

SESSION 24 NOVEL APPROACHES FOR RESERVOIR GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS

SPECIAL SESSION 06: NEW FLOW ASSURANCE LESSONS LEARNED AND INNOVATION DURING THE LOW-PRICE ENVIRONMENT

SPECIAL SESSION 07: THE AUTOMATION OF WELL PLACEMENT





Wednesday, 26 September0830–1155

SESSION 25 DRILLING AND PRESSURE MANAGEMENT

SESSION 26 FACILITY DESIGN AND FLOW ASSURANCE

SESSION 27 SAFETY AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

SESSION 28 PROPPANT SELECTION AND PLACEMENT FOR UNCONVENTIONAL RESERVOIRS

SESSION 29 NEW PETROPHYSICAL TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS

SESSION 30 ADVANCED RESERVOIR SIMULATION TECHNIQUES FOR OPTIMIZING FIELD DEVELOPMENT

SESSION 31 FOAM AND ENGINEERED WATERFLOODING

SESSION 32 VISUALIZING CLOUDS AND BLOCKCHAINS IN DIGITAL ENERGY

SPECIAL SESSION 08: MAKING A DIFFERENCE WITH CARBON CAPTURE, UTILIZATION AND STORAGE

SPECIAL SESSION 09: DATA MINING/MACHINE LEARNING - WHAT IS DIFFERENT NOW? IS IT REALLY NEW?

SPECIAL SESSION 10: CRITICAL SKILLS FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER

1400–1630

SESSION 33 DRILLING OPTIMIZATION AND ANALYTICS

SESSION 34 PROJECT PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

SESSION 35 ADDRESSING SUSTAINABILITY CHALLENGES

SESSION 36 LEARNING STRATEGIES FOR CHANGING ENVIRONMENTS

SESSION 37 PETROPHYSICS OF UNCONVENTIONAL RESERVOIRS

SESSION 38 CASE STUDIES ON OPTIMIZATION AND RECOVERY IMPROVEMENT

SESSION 39 UNCONVENTIONAL AND CONVENTIONAL GAS INJECTION EOR

SESSION 40 INTEGRATED WORKFLOWS APPLIED TO RESERVOIR MONITORING

SPECIAL SESSION 11: WELL STIMULATION: PARENT/CHILD RELATIONSHIP

SPECIAL SESSION 12: IOR FOR UNCONVENTIONALS

SPECIAL SESSION 13: TECHNOLOGY AND OPERATIONS IN DEVELOPING A CULTURE OF SUSTAINABILITY AWARENESS IN THE INDUSTRY




SPE Training Courses

SPE works with recognized experts to develop training courses covering a wide range of industry topics. Participants receive 0.8 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for one-day courses and 1.6 CEUs for two-day courses.

You can extend your ATCE experience by adding a training course before or after the conference. Select from more than 25 courses and find a topic to match your learning and professional development needs. Visit the go.atce.org/attend to view the list of courses, descriptions, and instructors.

SPE will offer two-day courses and one-day courses before and after the conference, on 22–23 September and 27 September.

Below are examples of the training courses that will be available.

• DFIT - The Unconventional Well Test: Theory, Design, and Interpretation Instructor: David P. Craig

• Production Forecasts and Reserves Estimates in Unconventional Resources Instructor: John Lee

• Enhanced Oil Recovery Fundamentals Instructor: Larry W. Lake

• Managing Your Business Using PRMS and SEC Standards Instructor: Rawdon Seager

• Well Integrity Impacts and Requirements for Fracturing and Acidizing in New and Old Wells Instructor: George E. King

• Applied Statistical Modeling and Data Analytics for Reservoir Performance Analysis Instructor: Srikanta Mishra

All SPE Training Courses will be held at the attached Omni Dallas Hotel, which is the official ATCE headquarters hotel. Registration fees for training courses are in addition to conference fees and are on a per-course basis. Some training courses require special materials and/or equipment.

About Society of Petroleum EngineersThe Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a not-for-profit professional association whose more than 158,000 members in 143 countries are engaged in oil and gas exploration and production. SPE is a key resource for technical knowledge providing publications, events, training courses, and online resources.


Dallas Highlights

Experience ATCE in a Big Way

Everything’s bigger in Texas, and Dallas is no exception.

ATCE 2018 Is In North America’s Most Active Region.According to the Baker Hughes Rig Count as of 1 June 2018, the Permian Basin, Barnett, and Eagle Ford have 54% of the land-based rigs working in the US major basins.

PERMIAN BASIN

EAGLE FORD

BARNETT

ATCE

From food to sports to cultural events, Dallas offers a big and interesting list of things to enjoy, making the city a perfect choice for ATCE 2018.

When you’re not busy learning and networking at the conference, consider some of the Dallas highlights below.

Museums• Sixth Floor Museum• Dallas Museum of Art• Trammell & Margaret Crow Collection of Asian Art• George W Bush Presidential Library & Museum

Sports• American Airlines Center – hosts concerts and home to the Dallas Stars NHL hockey team• AT&T Stadium – hosts concerts and home to the Dallas Cowboys NFL football team• Globe Life Park – home to the Texas Rangers MLB team

Music and Theater• Musical Hall at Fair Park• Dallas Opera• Morton H Meyerson Symphony Center

Don’t forget to try the world-class restaurants available near the convention center. From Texas barbecue to Asian fusion, there’s no shortage of dining options.

For more information about Dallas and things to do and try, visit go.atce.org/attend.




SPE Members Receive a Registration Discount!Not an SPE member? Join today at www.spe.org/go/joinspe.

Already a member? Renew today at www.spe.org/renew.

2 Easy Ways to Register: 1 ONLINE go.atce.org/attend Online registration will remain open until the final day of the conference.

2 FAX +1.301.694.5124 by 12 September. Request registration form from [email protected].

If you have already registered and need to purchase additional tickets, please call Experient Customer Service at 888.269.6829 and international +1.847.996.5828 Monday through Friday, 0800 to 1700 hours Central Time.

BADGE PICKUPBadges will be available for pick-up on-site at the registration counters at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas. Please be prepared to show government-issued photo ID (passport or driver’s license) to pick up your conference badge Saturday, 22 September, from 1200-1700 hours, and Sunday, 23 September, from 1200-1930 hours, or during registration hours the days of the event (24–26 September).

COPYRIGHT INFORMATIONAll SPE sessions are protected by US copyright laws. Photography and audiovisual recording of any kind are strictly prohibited in the sessions and throughout the exhibition area.

CANCELLATION POLICYCancellations must be submitted in writing to receive a refund prior to 12 September 2018. For cancellations received after 12 September 2018, no refunds will be paid although substitutions may be made. Please send requests by email to [email protected], or fax +1.301.694.5124.

Full Registration* By 20 August After 20 August

Member* USD 750 USD 850

Members 65 and Older* USD 350 USD 350

Nonmember* USD 895 USD 995

Presenting Author* USD 450 USD 550

Spouse USD 100 USD 125

University Student** USD 100 USD 125

1-Day Exhibition Only By 20 August After 20 August

Member USD 200 USD 250

1-Day Conference By 20 August After 20 August


Nonmember USD 475 USD 525

1-Day Training Courses*** By 20 August After 20 August


Nonmember USD 950 USD 1,150

2-Day Training Courses*** By 20 August After 20 August

Member USD 1,400 USD 1,600

Nonmember USD 1,800 USD 2,000

* Full-conference registration includes admittance to the technical sessions, exhibition, receptions on the exhibition floor, coffee breaks, and one copy of the conference proceedings. For all other types of registration, the proceedings may be purchased separately (USD 200 for members, USD 350 for nonmembers). Registration for spouse does not include conference proceedings.** University students must show a valid student ID to register. If you register online, you will have to show an ID when you pick up your badge on-site.*** Training courses are not included with the purchase of your ATCE conference registration and must be purchased at their additional cost. If you register for the training courses only, you do not get access to ATCE.

Ticketed Events

Drilling Uncertainty Prediction Technical Section Symposium (DUPTS) (Sun)

USD 50/60

Digital Energy Technical Section Dinner (Sun) USD 65

How To Write a Good Technical Paper (Mon) USD 0

Chairperson’s Luncheon (Mon) USD 65

How to Write a Good Abstract (Mon) USD 0

Annual Reception and Banquet (Tues) USD 115

Annual Reception and Banquet (Student) (Tues) USD 65

Start Up Village (Tues) USD 0

Student Awards Luncheon (Tues) USD 10

Business Management and Leadership Session 1 (Tues) USD 65

Business Management and Leadership Session 2 (Tues) USD 65

Business Management and Leadership Session All Day Option (Tues) USD 100

President’s Luncheon & Annual Meeting (Wed) USD 65

Advance Registration



The SPE headquarters hotel is the Omni Dallas Hotel, connected to the Convention Center. SPE has also secured rooms within walking distance to the Convention Center or will have shuttle service available, on show days.

The rates below are available until 5 September 2018.

Hotel Distance from Convention Center

Single Room Rate (USD)

Aloft 1 Block 229

Fairmont 1.1 miles 229

Hyatt Regency Dallas at Reunion 4 Blocks 235

Omni Dallas Connected 235

Sheraton 1.4 miles 199

Information is subject to change.

Accommodations

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