Reserve your place at Australia’s largest Subsea event for 2011 – the Subsea Australasia Conference. Hear from over 50 local and international Subsea Industry experts from leading companies in the field. Covering the latest Subsea developments in commercial and technical arenas, the conference is structured to allow you to attend a half day, full day or two day session, with seven topics to choose from including:

• Global Subsea Markets • Australasian Subsea Markets – Local Opportunities• FLNG • Subsea Integrity and Environmental Management• Global Pipeline Buckling Symposium • Riser Technology Enablers for Australia• Geophysics and Geohazards - Defining Subsea Engineering Risk

When: Wednesday 23 - Thursday 24 February 2011Cost: From $158* for a half day session *Host association member Early Bird rate [excludes GST]

Location: Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre

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Conference Session Total number Member Price Non Member Price Amount Due

half Day Session $193.05 $214.50

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2 Day Session $608.85 $676.50

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global Subsea Markets - half Day AM Wednesday FLNg Session - half Day AM Thursday

Riser technology Enablers for Australia - half Day AM Wednesday Subsea Integrity & Environmental Management - half Day PM Thursday

Australasian Subsea Markets - half Day PM Wednesday geophysics & geohazards - Full Day Thursday

global Pipeline buckling Symposium - 2 Day Wednesday + Thursday

wEDNESDAY 23 FEbRuARY, 2011

tHuRSDAY 24 FEbRuARY, 2011

Morning Session FLNG Afternoon Session Subsea Integrity & Environmental Management

Morning Session global Subsea Riser technology Markets Enablers for Australia

Afternoon Session Australian Subsea Market Local Opportunities

global Pipelinebuckling Symposium

Day Two

global Pipelinebuckling Symposium

Day One

geophysics& geohazards

Defining Subsea Engineering Risk

global Subsea Markets Session The Subsea sector is truly global by any measure. business development prospects need to be considered on a similar global basis to ensure that market development strategies are effectively targeted and aimed at real prospects far enough in advance to increase the probability of success. This session examines the extent and timing of Subsea developments across regional markets in West Africa, brazil, Gulf of Mexico and Europe as well as taking a close look at the Asia Pacific region. It will explore independent views from a range of industry analysts, operators, contractors and market experts.

Australasian Subsea Markets - Local OpportunitiesAustralia’s Oil and Gas industry continues to expand at a rapid rate. There is an expected upcoming surge of Australian developments, with 2013 and 2014 promising a substantial increase in Subsea activity. As these developments progress from the survey, design, manufacturing and planning to the offshore construction, this growth in activity will translate to significant increases in opportunities for Australian contractors, subcontractors, suppliers and service companies.In this conference session operators and major contractors will provide an overview of some of the current and future developments taking place that will lead to opportunities for local Australian companies.

tIME SESSION SPEAkER

9.15 am Welcome and Introduction Chair: Alistair birnie, Chief Executive, Subsea UK

9.30 am Global Perspectives on the Subsea Sector

Alistair birnie, Chief Executive, Subsea UK

10.00 am Why Reeling Works - Pipelay Solutions for Australia

brett howard, bDM, Subsea Division, Technip Malaysia

10.30 am Morning Tea

11.00 am Subsea Market Outlook Julian Callanan, Manager - business Strategy & AnalysisInfield Systems Limited

11.30 am TbC KPMG

12.00 pm Session Close, followed by Lunch

tIME SESSION SPEAkER

12.00 pm Lunch

1.15 pm Welcome and Introduction Chair: David Cox, Tendering Manager - Subsea Services, DOF Subsea

1.30 pm Western Australia Subsea Activity Review

beverley bower, General Manager, Land Access & Titles, WA Dept Mines & Petroleum

2.00 pm Gorgon Update Euan Taylor, Subsea Engineer, Chevron Australia

2.30 pm Afternoon Tea

3.00 pm AMC and the benefits of Common use Facilities

Johnathan Smith, business Unit Manager, AMC Management (WA) Pty Ltd

3.30 pm Deepwater Development Delivery Neil yann, Vice President, Deepwater Division, Technip Oceania Pty Ltd.

4.00 pm No Longer An Outpost Michael hosford, Regional Director, GE Oil & Gas

4.30pm Session Close

global Pipeline buckling Symposium2 Day Session, Day 2

C0MMERCIAL SESSION TECHNICAL SESSIONC0MMERCIAL SESSION TECHNICAL SESSIONS

7.00pm AOg Opening Party,sponsored by Aker Solutions, hosted by AOGand SEA, SUT and Subsea UK 7.00pm AOg Official Dinner, sponsored by Cobham Aviation

wEDNESDAY 23 FEbRuARY 2011 tHuRSDAY 24 FEbRuARY 2011wEDNESDAY 23 FEbRuARY 2011 tHuRSDAY 24 FEbRuARY 2011

tIME SESSION SPEAkER

9.00 am Welcome and Introduction Chair: Prof. Alastair Walker, Pipelines Analysis Consultant, INTECSEA

9.05 am Pipeline Global buckling - An Operator’s Perspective

Andrew Pearce, Principle Pipeline Engineer, Woodside Energy Ltd.

9.30 am Limit States and Lateral buckling Andrew Palmer, Keppel Chair Professor, Centre for Offshore Research and Engineering, Department of Civil Engineering, National University of Singapore

10.00 am Morning Tea

11.00 am What Is Out There of Guidance: Pro’s, Con’s and Future Development

Leif Collberg, Senior Principal Engineer, DNV

11.30 am Lateral buckling Design and Field Verification

Lim Kok Kien, Pipeline Engineer, JP Kenny Sdn bhd

12.00 pm Lunch

1.15 pm Afternoon Session Chair: Andrew Pearce, Principle Pipeline Engineer, Woodside Energy Ltd.

1.30 pm Measurement Techniques to Monitor Structure Settlement and Pipeline Movements

bill Russell-Cargill, Survey & Inspection Manager, DOF Subsea

2.00 pm Advanced Finite Elements Analysis of Pipe-in-Pipe Lateral buckling in Deepwater Environments

Philip Cooper, UK Operations Director, INTECSEA

2.30 pm Afternoon Tea

3.00 pm Experiences in buckling Design of Pipelines Laid on Very Irregular Seabed

Knut Tørnes, Chief Engineer Pipelines, JP Kenny Norway

3.30 pm SMARTPIPE Second Offshore Deployment: observations of axial pipe/soil response

Jean-Christophe ballard, Senior Engineer, Fugro Engineers SA/NV

4.00 pm Wrap up

4.15 pm Session Close

FLNg SESSION With global demand for LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) expected to double by 2020, and most of the world’s easy to find gas reserves gone, FLNG (Floating LNG) is primed to meet the growth in this market. The Asia Pacific region offers significant FLNG opportunities and is likely to host the world’s first FLNG production facility by 2016, offshore Australia. This session will examine the current and future technical and commercial aspects of FLNG as it moves towards the next frontier.

tIME SESSION SPEAkER

8.45 am Welcome and Introduction Chair: Steve Kauffman, Engineering Manager, Shell Developmet (Australia) Pty Ltd

9.00 am FLNG Overview: Future Prospects & Opportunities

Jamie balmer, Analyst, Infield Systems Limited

9.30 am Technical and Commercial Aspects of FLNG

Daryl houghton, Manager LNG Asia Pacific, Poten & Partners (Australia) Pty Ltd.

10.00 am Offshore LNG - an alternative concept Jeanette Roberts, Chief of Staff and Vice President, Aker Solutions

10.30 am Morning Tea

11.00 am Medium Sized FLNG - Improved Economics and Reduced Risk

Trym Tveitnes, CTO, FlexLNG

11.30 am Executing a FLNG project; building Confidence - Deliver Success

Duncan Clegg, GM Australia, höegh LNG

12.00 pm Session Closed - followed by Lunch

geophysics & geohazards – Defining Subsea Engineering Risk The SUT and ASEG 2nd International Seminar on Geophysics and Geohazards will describe some of the Geophysical methods used in identifying geohazards in the marine environment. This session has been designed to appeal to operators, contractors, consultants and academics, and will bring to the forefront the importance of understanding geophysical methods, and their strengths and weakness. It will demonstrate the power of well designed surveys and how geophysical data integration provides an effective assessment of potential geohazard risk.

tIME SESSION SPEAkER

8.45 am Welcome and Introduction Chair: Andy Lane, Principal Geohazard Analyst, Woodside Energy Ltd.

9.00 am Marine Seep hunting for Oil & Gas Exploration.

Dan McConnell, VP Marine Consulting, AOA Geophysics

9.30 am Review of AUV Data Integration for Deepwater Site Characterisation and Engineering Favourability Assessments

Antony hewitt, Consultant Geoscientist, Fugro GeoConsulting Inc.

10.00 am The Aquares Resistivity System, Possibilities and Limitations of Marine Resistivity Surveys

Dr. Ir. Peteralv brabers, General Manager, Demco NV (belgium)

10.30 am Morning Tea

11.00 am Deepwater Geohazards Characterisation using AVO Analysis and Relative Seismic Inversion

Ouzani bachir, Geoscientist, Offshore Geo-Survey Sdn. bhd.

11.30 am The Discovery of Rich Gas hydrate Accumulations in Sand Reservoirs in the Gulf of Mexico - Results from DOE-Chevron JIP Drilling

Dan McConnell, VP Marine Consulting, AOA Geophysics

12.00 pm Lunch

1.15 pm Afternoon Session Chair: Ian C hobbs, Manager - Geophysics, Fugro Survey Pty Ltd

1.30 pm iCUbE: Authentic Conversion Method of 2D Seismic Data into 3D Volumes

Ouzani bachir, Geoscientist, Offshore Geo-Survey Sdn. bhd.

2.00 pm A better Understanding of Carbonate Reef Development in the bonaparte basin: The Results of a high Resolution Geohazard and Environmental Impact Assessment Survey in the Central Timor Sea

Steve Tyler, Principal Geophysicist, Furgro Survey Pty Ltd.

2.30 pm Afternoon Tea

3.00 pm Active Faults in North Western Australia: Implications for Seismic hazard Analysis

Jim hengesh, Research Fellow, The University of Western Australia

3.30 pm An Integrated GIS and 4D Visualisation Toolkit for the Identification and Archiving of Marine Geohazards

Douglas bergersen, CEO/Geophysicist, Acoustic Imaging

4.00pm Session Close

tHuRSDAY 24 FEbRuARY 2011TECHNICAL SESSION

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The Subsea Australasia Conference is held in conjunction with Australia’s largest oil & gas exhibition, featuring over 450 local and

international exhibitors

• Global Subsea Markets• Australasia Subsea Markets - Local Opportunities• FLNG• Subsea Integrity and Environmental Management• Global Pipeline Buckling Symposium• Riser Technology Enablers for Australia• Geophysics and Geohazards - Defining Subsea Engineering Risk

Riser technology Enablers The Australian offshore Oil and Gas industry will experience many new field development concepts in the near term. Chief among these innovations will be the deployed riser systems and their technologies for deepwater and LNG projects. This session will present and discuss topical subjects including flexible and steel riser systems to permanently moored floaters (ship-shaped and alternates) and the requirement for large diameter risers for LNG to realize the potential of these world class projects.

global Pipeline buckling Symposium2 Day Session, Day 1 The two day global buckling symposium provides a forum which will allow engineers to meet, present papers and participate in discussions on the future developments in design, installation and operation of hThP pipeline systems. The key issues to be addressed include - fracture mechanics; geotechnics; material selection and the performance of clad / lined pipelines and Operator and Installation Contractor perspectives.

tIME SESSION SPEAkER

9.15 am Welcome and Introduction Chair: Conor Galvin, Operations Director, MCS Kenny

9.30 am Design Challenges and Solutions for Large Diameter Export Risers

Elizabeth Tellier, General Manager, 2h Offshore Engineering, Perth

10.00 am Deepwater Riser System Experience Neil yann, VP Deepwater Division, Technip Oceania Pty Ltd.

10.30 am Morning Tea

11.00 am Development of Large Diameter Flexible Risers for high Pressure Service

Michael Forster, Engineering Leader, Asia Pacific, Wellstream

11.30 am Update in Riser Tower Concept from Recent Award and Research Work and their Applicability to Long Term Deepwater Development of North West Shelf of Australia

Marin Abélanet, Subsea 7

12.00 pm Session Close - followed by Lunch

tIME SESSION SPEAkER

12.00 pm Lunch

1.15 pm Welcome and Introduction Chair: bill Edgar, Chairman, Subsea UK

1.30 pm MAPS-FR Direct Stress Measurement - Integrity Management of Flexible Risers

Angus Allsop, VP- Integrity Management, Wellstream International Ltd.

2.00 pm Integrating Integrity and Reliability into Subsea Life Cycle Management

Dr. Jerry baker, head of Discipline, Pipeline and Subsea Integrity, Atkins Oil & Gas

2.30 pm Afternoon Tea

3.00 pm Rigless Intervention & Abandonment: The challenges of the South China Sea - An Overview

Jon Edwards, bDM, Well Ops SEA,The Australian Marine

3.30 pm Quantifying Erosion – Understanding The Risk to Subsea System Integrity

Melvin Leong, Senior Engineer, Prospect Asia

4.00 pm Session Close

Subsea Integrity & Environmental Management Session The Subsea industry has seen immense changes in new Subsea production, with increasingly sophisticated, complex and highly stressed installations being deployed. however with this increasing sophistication comes a growing need to ensure integrity is maintained to prevent environmental damage and to maximize system availability.

This session examines vital integrity issues including design, lifecycle management strategies and monitoring technologies. It then goes on to explore innovative contingency planning, mitigation and repair methodologies that could have a significant impact in terms of cost, elimination of risk of emissions and reducing the cost of IRM for the future.

tIME SESSION SPEAkER

9.00 am Welcome and Introduction Chair: Knut Tørnes, Chief Engineer Pipelines, JP Kenny, Norway

9.05 am Assessment of Numerical Modelling of hThP Pipeline Lateral buckling with Complex Soil Friction

Prof. Alastair Walker, Pipeline Analysis Consultant, INTECSEA, Perth

9.30 am Numerical Modelling of Pipe-soil Interaction for Lateral buckling

Prof. David White, Professor, UWA

10.00 am Two Geotechnical Aspects of Lateral buckling Design: on-bottom embedment, and off-bottom support design

George Zhang, Principal Geotechnical Engineer, Advanced Geomechanics

10.30 am Morning Tea

11.00 am Lateral buckling Design of a 16-Inch Oil Export Pipeline – A Case Study

Dr. Massoud baghernejad,Managing DirectorSLT-Engineering Sdn bhd

11.30 am Strain Capacity of Lined Pipe Girth Welds for hP/hT Flowline Applications

Andrew Low, Metallic Materials Technology - Supervising Engineer, INTECSEA UK

12.00 pm Lunch

1.15 pm Afternoon Session Chair: Stephen Rivers , business Acquisition & Engineering Director, Peritus International

1.30 pm Force-resultant Plasticity Models for Analysis of Lateral buckling: are they really needed?

David Cathie, Principal, Cathie Associates

2.00 pm Experiences and Learning Applied to Current Global buckling Analyses

Emil Maschner, Principal consultant, JP Kenny Ltd.

2.30 pm Afternoon Tea

3.00 pm Prediction and Mitigation of Pipe Walking of Flowlines on Soft Soils and Sloping Seabeds

Colin McKinnon, Technical Director, JP Kenny Limited

3.30 pm The Suitability of CRA Lined Pipes for Flowlines Susceptible to Lateral buckling.

Duncan Wilmot, Technical Manager, Cladtek International, Perth, Australia

4.00pm Wrap up

4.15 pm Session Close