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CONTENTS Conference Room Floor Plans 3 – 4

2013 Conference - What’s On 5

2013 Conference Schedule 6 – 7

Keynote Session Programme 8 – 9

Technical Programme 10 – 16

SPE Education Programme and UKTI Opportunities Seminars 17

Breakfast Briefings & Topical Lunches 18 – 19

Deep Water Zone Theatre 19

ePoster Knowledge Sharing Presentations 20 – 21

WELCOME

THE NEXT 50 YEARS“September 2013 will be the fortieth anniversary of SPE Offshore Europe and we hope that you will join us in making sure that it provides an unrivalled opportunity for engagement and sharing of knowledge and information across the industry. The four day conference will be forward looking and aspirational in nature and appropriately entitled “Offshore Europe – the next 50 years”.Malcolm Webb, Chief Executive, Oil & Gas UK & SPE Offshore Europe 2013 Conference Chairman

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Hear senior global representatives from both industry and government debate current issues and critical future trends in the upstream E&P industry, at the free to attend 2013 conference.

Opening Plenary Session

Located in Fleming Auditorium

The official opening of the 2013 Conference will focus on ‘SPE Offshore Europe - the next 50 years’ – and will be forward looking in nature. Chaired by Malcolm Webb, the panel will comprise of four high profile industry and Government figures.

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Featuring over 100 selected papers, the technical programme will address key elements in exploration technology and geophysics, well engineering, HSE, reservoir management and facilities.

Breakfast Briefings and Topical Lunches

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An opportunity to join colleagues and peers to network and hear leading industry figures discuss specialists topics whilst you dine.

SPE Education Programme

A set of events organised and/or facilitated by SPE to educate the industry.

ePoster Knowledge Sharing Presentations

Located in the Knowledge Sharing Zone - Deep Water Zone - Hall 6

The opportunity for enhanced discussion and interaction between authors and attendees with informal presentations throughout the day.

Deep Water Zone Presentation Area

Located in the Deep Water Zone - Hall 6

Learn about the very latest developments from the E&P deep water industry in our FREE presentation area, with sessions from Subsea UK, PEMEX, The Society of Underwater Technology, plus more.

CONFERENCE FLOORPLAN THE VENUE 2013 CONFERENCEWHAT’S ON

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CONFERENCE SCHEDULEProfessionals of every type, whether you are focused on strategic development management or technical solutions will find direct benefit from the free conference at SPE Offshore Europe 2013.

Read on for session descriptions and speakers!

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Opening PlenaryChair: Malcolm Webb, Oil & Gas UK Speakers: A Senior UK Government Minister / Sam Laidlaw, Centrica / Andrew Gould, BG Group / Bob Keiller, Wood Group

Development in Pipeline AnalysisChairs: Craig Durham, Nexen Petroleum UK and Brian Hudson, ABB

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Oil and Gas in the Future Energy MixChair: Glen Cayley, Shell UK Limited

The Global Opportunity: Exporting Oil and Gas Services, Goods and ExpertiseChair: Malcolm Brinded, Shell Foundation

Environment: Tools and ManagementChairs: Emmanuel Garland, Total E&P and Dave Marshall, Baker Hughes

Exploration Case StudiesChair: Marie Ann Giddins, Schlumberger and Verney Green, Chevron

1000 - 1230 1000 - 1230 0930 - 1300 0930 - 1300

Planning for Long Term North Sea DrillingChair: Peter Jones, TAQA Bratani

The Independent Oil Company – Mighty Oaks From Little Acorns GrowChair: James Paton, ADIL

Health and Safety Chairs: Howard Harte, HSE and Megan Thomas, ERM

Enabling Facilities Field Life ExtensionChairs: Howard Thompson, AMEC and Alex West, Westlord Associates Limited

1430 - 1700 1430 - 1700 1430 - 1800 1430 - 1730

Industry Progress Since Macondo Chair: Gordon Ballard, Schlumberger

Taking Operations to Frontier AreasChair: Jack Winton, KCA Deutag

Reservoir Depletion and Production EnhancementChairs: Benjamin Stewart, Halliburton and David Dangfa, Schlumberger

Advances in Subsea Construction and TechnologyChairs: Derek Miller, Chevron North Sea Limited and René Peters, TNO Science and Industry

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Decommissioning and Value Extraction for End of LifeChair: Rick Torgersen, Exxonmobil

Journey from Procedure to PracticeChair: Archie Kennedy, Nexen

Drilling TechnologiesChair: Jon Ruszka, Baker Hughes

Reservoir Development and Planning TechniquesChairs: Astley Hastings, University of Aberdeen and Heikki Jutila, Baker Hughes Reservoir Development Services

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Financing Investments in the Oil and Gas Industry: Challenges and Opportunities Chair: John Martin, Standard Chartered Bank

The Technology Imperative – Collaborating Today to Realise The Next 50 Years of North Sea PotentialChair: Trevor Garlick, BP

Managing Oil SpillsChair: Paolo Linzi, Eni UK Limited

Ensuring The Structural and Marine Integrity of Floating Production Installations Over Their LifetimeChairs: Martin Muncer, HSE and Ian Frazer, Noble Denton

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Oil and Gas Skills – Your Future TodayChair: Sheldon Plahn, Apache North Sea Limited

Reservoir EvaluationChairs: Ilaria De Santo, Schlumberger and Tim Whittle, BG Group

Cementing and CompletionsChairs: Ron Bland, Baker Hughes and Rolv Rommetveit, eDrilling Solutions

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Opening Plenary Session 0945 – 1145Chair: Malcolm Webb, Chief Executive, Oil & Gas UKThe opening plenary session will focus on the conference theme - “offshore Europe - the next 50 years” - and will be forward looking in nature. Chaired by Malcolm Webb, the panel will comprise four high profile industry and Government figures. Speakers: A Senior UK Government Minister / Andrew Gould, Chairman of BG Group / Bob Keiller, Chief Executive of Wood Group / Sam Laidlaw, Chief Executive of Centrica

Oil and Gas in the Future Energy Mix 1430 – 1700Chair: Glen Cayley, Upstream Director UK and Ireland, Shell UK LimitedThis session will address the global energy outlook, the future of transport fuels, the unconventional gas revolution in the US and a look forward for unconventionals in Europe. It will also consider the role of technology and partnerships in the future of the European offshore industry.Speakers: Andy Eastlake, Managing Director, Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership / Capella Festa, Senior Energy Analyst, IEA / J.C. De Groot, Director Energiemarkets, Ministry Economic Affairs / Jan Roelofsen, Research Director and Advisor, IHS / Glen Cayley, Upstream Director UK and Ireland, Shell UK Limited

The Global Opportunity: Exporting Oilfield Services, Goods and Expertise 1430 – 1700Chair: Malcolm Brinded, Chairman, Shell FoundationThere is a vital need to increase the UK and European share of the global export market for oil and gas sector goods, services and expertise. This session will focus on how different companies, and countries, are achieving success in doing so and what more could be done at both company and national levels.Speakers: Andy Inglis, Chief Executive, Integrated Energy Services, Petrofac Ltd / Lord Green of Hurstpierpoint, Minister of State for Trade and Investment / Pieter van Oord, Chairman, IRO and CEO, Van Oord Offshore Contracting and Dredging Group / Walter Qvam, CEO, Kongsberg / Colin Manson, CEO, Xodus

Planning for Long Term North Sea Drilling 1000 – 1230Chair: Peter Jones, Managing Director UK, TAQA Bratani Facilitator: Mark Stephen, BBC Radio ScotlandDrilling in the North Sea has witnessed significant fluctuations in recent years. However, a revamped UK tax regime and strong oil prices have contributed to a new surge in drilling orders since 2012, injecting renewed confidence in the sector. What does the future hold and what can be done to sustain this uptrend? Speakers: Mark Burns, Chief Operating Officer, Ensco / John Rune Hellevik, Managing Director, RMN / Rod Hutton, Senior Manager, Petrodata – IHS / Kjell Jacobsen, Partner, Energy Ventures / Jim Pearce, Partner, AT Kearney / Jean-Claude Perdigues, Managing Director, GDF Suez E&P / Roddy Smith, Chief Operating Officer, Awilco / Gavin Sutherland, UK Country Manager, KCA Deutag / Mike Tholen, Economics and Commercial Director, Oil and Gas UK / Peter Jones, Managing Director UK, TAQA Bratani

The Independent Oil Company – Mighty Oaks From Little Acorns Grow 1000 – 1230Chair: James Paton, Managing Director, ADILThe flexible and entrepreneurial approach of independents allows discoveries to be developed into profitable operations with maximised asset recovery; yet numerous obstacles complicate the transition from explorer to developer and producer. Challenges include a lack of accessible funding for development activities, an increasing cost base, and risks associated with new country entry.Speakers: Tony Hayward, CEO, Genel Energy / Simon Flowers, Head of Corporate Analysis, Wood Mackenzie / Tom Reynolds, CEO, Bridge Energy / Dr Marcus Richards, Group Chief Executive, Dana Petroleum / Graham Stewart, CEO, Faroe Petroleum / Simon Toole, Director of Licensing, Exploration and Development, DECC

Industry Progress Since Macondo 1430 – 1700Chair: Gordon Ballard, Chairman, SchlumbergerSince the Macondo incident, the oil and gas industry has seen itself propelled into a significant number of investigations, reviews and initiatives intending to address findings from this incident and prevent any future recurrences of this scale and nature. As well as preventative measures, a number of technical initiatives intended to address a reactive situation where well blowout has occurred have been put in motion. This session intends to review the reactive as well as the regulatory initiatives.Speakers: The Rt Hon Michael Fallon MP, Minister of State for Energy / Keith Lewis, Project Manager, Subsea Well Response Project (SWRP) / Michael Bromwich, Managing Principal, The Bromwich Group / Owen Kratz, CEO, Helix HFRS / Robert Limb, CEO, Oil Spill Response Limited / Jan Panek, Head of Unit, Directorate General for Energy

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Taking Operations to Frontier Areas 1430 – 1700Chair: Jack Winton, Senior Vice President Operations, KCA Deutag Facilitator: Adam Shaw, JournalistThe session will explore the challenges and opportunities that frontier areas offer to the oil and gas industry. It will focus specifically on East Africa, Eastern Europe, Myanmar, Iraq and the Arctic – areas that have recently become an important focus for the industry. In addition to local content requirements and the ability to operate under different regimes, what else does the industry need to implement in order to ensure sustainable development, environmental responsibility, profitable business and ethical practices in these and other new frontiers?Speakers: Paul McDade, Chief Operating Officer, Tullow Oil / Norrie McKay, Chief Executive Officer, KCA Deutag / Baroness Emma Nicholson, Chair, Iraq British Business Council / Bryan Roy, Vice President Drilling and Completions, Marathon Oil / Jens Panum Have, Managing Director, Arctic Base Supply

Oil and Gas Skills – Your Future Today 1000 – 1230Chair: Sheldon Plahn, Operations Director, Apache North Sea Ltd Facilitator: Sally Magnusson, PresenterLife extension in the North Sea region, combined with a buoyant international outlook for the industry provides an exciting future for individuals starting or switching their career into the sector. Meantime, a skills gap is being left as the first generation of North Sea pioneers reaches retirement age. How can the industry ensure that sufficient trained resources are available to meet UK and international demand through to the mid-century?Speakers: Larraine Boorman, Managing Director, OPITO / Martin Rune Pedersen, Managing Director, Maersk Oil UK / Professor von Prondzynski, Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Robert Gordon University / Fergus Ewing, MSP Scottish Government / Steve Walker, Head of Strategic Interventions, Energy Division, HSE / Sara Caplan, Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP / John Watson, Robert Gordon University

Decommissioning and Value Extraction for End of Life 1000 – 1230Chair: Rick Torgersen, Global Technical Engineering Manager, ExxonmobilOperational decisions taken late in the life of fields can have a significant effect on maximising overall asset value and on the cost of decommissioning. This session seeks to highlight why asset managers and decommissioning project managers need to develop an integrated plan which enables a cost-effective transition through cessation of production.Speakers: Sajid Javid MP, Economic Secretary to the Treasury / James Edens, Vice President and Managing Director, CNR International UK Limited / Austin Hand, Project Director, Brent Decommissioning Project / Edward Hareema, President, Allseas Group SA / Atle Rattedal, Vice President Statfjord, Statoil ASA / Brian Nixon, CEO, Decom North Sea

Journey From Procedure to Practice 1000 – 1230Chair: Archie Kennedy, Director and VP Europe, Nexen Facilitator: Pat McLeod, ReporterThrough genuine workforce engagement, consideration of the end-user and the acceptance of positive challenges, companies can increase procedural compliance, drive accountability and ultimately increase safety and performance. Learn why procedures are so important, the psychology behind them and how they are used in some of the world’s most challenging environments.Speakers: Andrew Hopkins, Emeritus Professor of Sociology, Australian National University / Taf Powell, Regulator, Former Leader, HSE Offshore Division / Kevin Reinhart, CEO, Nexen / Andy Roberts, Consultant Test Pilot and Airbus Training Captain / Howard Woodcock, CEO, Bibby Offshore / Chris Lemmons, Bibby Diving Team, Bibby Offshore

Financing Investments in the Oil and Gas Industry: Challenges and Opportunities 1430 – 1700Chair: John Martin, Managing Director, Standard Chartered Bank Capital costs and financial risks are increasing as reserves are developed in challenging or remote regions and/or large scale LNG or infrastructure projects. Creative financing techniques and new sources of finance are required to manage risk through mechanisms such as insurance, contracts and international capital markets to ensure that sufficient funding is available for new projects.Speakers: James Brooks, Vice President, Private Equity, First Reserve / Jann Brown, Managing Director & Chief Financial Officer, Cairn Energy / Ignacio De Calonje, Principal Investment Officer, Infrastructure & Natural Resources, International Finance Corporation / Darra Comyn, Group Finance Director, Afren plc / Andrew Foster, Managing Director, Morgan Stanley / Frank Pluta, Managing Director, Global Head Project & Export Finance, Standard Chartered / Mark Turner, Head of Structured Finance, Treasury & Corporate Finance, Royal Dutch Shell Group

The Technology Imperative – Collaborating Today to Realise the Next 50 Years of North Sea Potential 1430 – 1700Chair: Trevor Garlick, President North Sea Business, BP Facilitator: Quentin Cooper, PresenterTechnology has played a key role in the development of the North Sea to date and this session will explore how it will assist in accessing and recovering the remaining reserves over the next 50 years. Opportunities will evaporate if the industry doesn’t move quickly and collaboratively.Speakers: The Rt Hon Dr Vince Cable MP, Secretary of State for Business / John Pearson, AMEC, Group President Europe AMEC / Ellen Williams, Chief Scientist, BP / William F. Christensen, Deputy Director General, Head of the R, D & D Office, Ministry of Petroleum and Energy


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1: Developments in Pipeline Analysis 1430 – 1600Chairs: Craig Durham, Nexen Petroleum UK and Brian Hudson, ABBThis session features some of the latest work on modelling subsea pipeline performance. It will illustrate just how far pipeline modelling has come in the last few years and how this can be used to improve asset integrity and optimise flowline design in marginal field tie-backs.

2: Environment: Tools and Management 1630 – 1800Chairs: Emmanuel Garland, Total E&P and Dave Marshall, Baker HughesEnvironment, although a rather recent discipline, is now seen as an absolute need. The session will look at various aspects of the subject, focusing on advanced tools for improving knowledge of the physical and living environment, for developing an environmental case, choosing the best environmental option, and minimising the impact of drilling activities.

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Online Transient Simulation to Support Production Operations Planning in a Wet Crude Oil Gathering System

R. Mollinedo, L.F. Lopez, A. Martinez, PEMEX / M. Kulkarni, SPT Group / J. Lazcano, F. Villanueva, P. Vivas, S. Palacio, Schlumberger

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Effect of Buried Depth on Quasi-Steady-State Heat Transfer Characteristics for Pipeline Flow Assurance

J. Lee, D. Oh, J. Park, K. Lee, Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials / E. Zakarian, Woodside Energy Limited

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Flow-Induced Vibrations of Subsea Piping: A Screening Approach Based on Numerical Simulation

J.P. Pontaza, Shell International Exploration and Production Inc. / B. Abuali, G.W. Brown, F.J. Smith, Shell UK Limited

1600 Coffee Break

3: Exploration Case Studies 1430 – 1800Chairs: Marie Ann Giddins, Schlumberger and Verney Green, ChevronAlthough the oil provinces offshore Europe can be regarded as mature, it is believed that billions of barrels of reserves are yet to be discovered. Application of innovative technology will drive future exploration success. This session highlights some challenging problems in exploration and successful technical solutions. Subjects range from the operational problems of Arctic exploration, to well testing in the HP/HT environment, real-time model calibration and integrated evaluation of unconventional reservoirs.

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SPE-166559

Managing Biodiversity and Ecosystem Service Issues in the Challenging Environment of the Alaskan North Slope

P. Pedroni, M. Marconi,, Eni E&P Division Environmental Department / F.J Vacas, L. Burgess, Eni US Operating Company

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A Guide to Better Wells: Environmental Life-Cycle Assessment of Historical, Current And Future Best Practice in Drilling

J.B. Pettersen, C. Hung, C. Solli, MiSA / R. Steeneveldt, S.P. Kerr, N. Aas, Statoil

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E-Case - Managing Expectations

J. Tissen, Xodus Group / I. Buchan, GDF Suez E&P UK Limited

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Real Time Velocity and Pore Pressure Model Calibration in Exploration Drilling

J. Kemper, M.L. Richards, M. Taylor, Chariot Oil & Gas / N.R. Kelsall, M. Turner, J. Puech, Schlumberger

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Positioning Challenges of the Arctic Subsea

S. Hanton, Nautronix, Limited

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Using Technology as a Lever to Reduce Seismic and Environmental Interference

C. Allinson, W. Jardine, BP Exploration Company Limited

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The Return to the North Sea: Looking to Unlock Further Value

P.J. Mayland, B. Conley, W. De Boer, L. Robertson, R. Clark, Cairn Energy PLC

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Subsurface Interpretation and Pre-Messinian Deposits Prospectvity of the Algerian Offshore Basin

N. Khennaf, S. Benabdelmoumen, Sonatrach Exploration

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Integrated Play-Based Exploration Methodology for Screening and Prospect Assessment Using 3D Seismic Data from Makassar Strait, Indonesia

A.S Roy, S. Roy, P.P Sari, Schlumberger Indonesia

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4: Health & Safety 0930 – 1300Chairs: Howard Harte, HSE and Megan Thomas, ERMThe continuing importance of safety to the sector is the focus of this session and its relevance has only been further highlighted given incidents worldwide and closer to home in the North Sea. The management of accident hazards is a priority and one that this session will explore with a number of papers.

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Total Risk Approach

D. Schellings, Shell UK Limited

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Is the Helicopter Safety Message Reaching the Right People?

D. Trapp, CHC Helicopter

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Drillers’ Situation Awareness

R.C. Roberts, R. Flin, J. Cleland, University of Aberdeen

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The Successful Implementation of a Competency Program in a Large Global Organization: A Case Study

J. Leuro, T. Kruger, Halliburton

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Post-fire Structural Integrity of Composite Gratings for Offshore Platforms

R. Holliday, MMI Engineering Limited / G. Gibson, J. Humphrey, P. Di Modica, S. Christke, G. Kotsikos, Newcastle University

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An Innovative Wireless H2S Sensor Based On Nanotechnology To Improve Safety In Oil and Gas Facilities

M. Piantanida, M. Veneziani, R. Fresca Fantoni, Eni S.p.A / W. Mickelson, O. Milgrome, A. Sussman, Q. Zhou, I. Ackerman, A. Zettl, University of California at Berkeley

6: Reservoir Depletion and Production Enhancement 1430 – 1800Chairs: Benjamin Stewart, Halliburton and David Dangfa, SchlumbergerWith the global increase in oil and gas demand and depleting reserves, most operators are looking for innovative ways to maximise production. In some of these mature fields, low production is not necessarily associated with depleting reserves but inappropriate reservoir depletion strategies and production enhancement approaches. These inevitably result in well and reservoir performance related problems and ultimately low hydrocarbon recovery. This session presents papers and case studies which highlight a variety of reservoir management principles.

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BP North Sea Miscible Gas Injection Projects Review

P. Zhang, J.A. Brodie, V. Daae, D. Erbas, E. Duncan, BP Exploration Operating Company Limited

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Managing Mature Gas Fields in the Netherlands - Future Outlook

F. Yavuz, E. Kreft, M.R. Gijbels, EBN

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Estimated Fluid Contact Using Material Balance Technique and Volumetric Calculation Improves Reservoir Management Plan

P. Ghahri, G. Berthereau, S. Milner, M.E. Orta, A.S. Sikandar, Maersk Oil North Sea UK Limited

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Unlocking Small Gas Field Development in the Southern North Sea With the Application of Modern Seismic Imaging Technologies

M. Darnet, P. Van Loevezijn, F. Hollman, NAM B.V. / R. Wervelman, M. Bruehl, Shell Project and Technology / J. Pi Alperin, R. Shipp, Shell UK Limited

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Barrel Chasing Through Well Interventions - can we get Better at This?

S. Kitsios, Royal Dutch/Shell Group / C.A. Shields, Marathon Oil UK LLC / S. Vroemen, TAQA

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VRR < 1 Is Optimal for Heavy Oil Waterfloods

E.S. Vittoratos, Consultant to BP / C.C. West, BP

5: Enabling Field Life Extension 0930 – 1300Chairs: Howard Thompson, AMEC and Alex West, Westlord Associates LtdThis session addresses key engineering and technical issues through which the best use can be made of existing assets to achieve healthy net revenues into the future. It includes consideration of process simplification, qualification of technology, improving asset integrity, and achieving compact solutions. The interests of those concerned with future tiebacks, real estate challenges, maintaining integrity and the redevelopments of existing complexes will be engaged.

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Qualification of InLine DeWatering Technology

R. Westra, FMC / B.L. Knudsen, Statoil / H. Bjartnes, B. Ibouhouten, FMC

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Providing Additional Offshore Resources Using “Walk to Work” at the Captain Field

G. Pena, S.J. McKeown, Chevron Upstream Europe

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SPE-166572

Compact Processing Solutions: Inline Gas-Liquid Separator on the Wortel Field

I. Imaduddin, Santos; M. Tienhaara, ASCOM Separation

1100 Coffee Break

1130

SPE-166573

Understanding of Fire Induced Progressive Collapse of Offshore Structures as a Tool for Reducing the PFP Requirements

E. Munoz-Garcia, MMI Engineering

1200

SPE-166637

The Benefits and Challenges of Maintaining Offshore Structures Within Lift-Installed Parameters

D. Maclaren, SNC-Lavalin

1230

SPE-166631

Installation of a Pre-Assembled Unit on an FPSO and Replacement of a Platform Crane

W. Wright, Chevron Upstream Europe

TECHNICAL PROGRAMMEWEDNESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER 2013

7: Advances in Subsea Construction and Technology 1430 – 1730Chairs: Derek Miller, Chevron North Sea Limited and René Peters, TNO Science & IndustryDevelopment of subsea oil and gas fields is placing increasing demands on new technology to operate in harsher environments and to overcome production challenges. At the same time, securing integrity of subsea systems is more important than ever. This session illustrates some interesting examples of pushing the boundaries on subsea developments and also provides some insight to what is next and achievable for subsea construction and field operations in forthcoming years. The challenges of installation will be complemented by examples of the use of latest technologies.

1430

SPE166565

Umbilical Lay in Challenging Environmental Conditions

R. Gueret, S. Lahiri, Subsea 7

1500

SPE-166578

Corrib Low Temperature Start-Up

P. Nagle, Shell E&P Ireland / R. Duijts, C. Smith, Shell UK Limited / S. Bourdel, A. Levet, C. Mahieu, Technip

1530

SPE-166561

Bundle Technology for the Future

M. Goodlad, Subsea7

1600 Coffee Break

1630

SPE-166562

Deep Sea Installation With Fibre Rope Technology - a New Concept in Winches for the Best Performance and Durability of Rope

T.B. de Boer, J. Braadbaart, IHC Merwede BV / J.O. Nieuwenkamp, Reden BV

1700

SPE-166576

Subsea Water Treatment and Injection Station

J. Olsen, Aker Subsea / D. Pinchin, Sea-Box

Forbes Room

FlemingAuditorium

Forbes Room

Forbes Room



9: Reservoir Development Planning and Techniques 0930 – 1300Chairs: Astley Hastings, University of Aberdeen and Heikki Jutila, Baker Hughes Reservoir Development ServicesThis session addresses the techniques and issues associated with increasing the production and reserves of mature fields. A wide range of fields is presented including HP/HT and heavy oil and gas, with an interesting variety of techniques being presented.

10: Managing Oil Spills 1430 – 1730Chair: Paolo Linzi, Eni UK LimitedPreventing hydrocarbons entering the environment is the top objective of our industry and maximum effort is exercised to this end. The industry reputation and all companies’ licenced to carry out exploration and production operations are inevitably affected when significant incidents occur. It is important that the industry learns from previous events and builds the ability to implement the best available techniques to prevent incidents and mitigate their consequences, when they occur. This session will address both aspects of prevention and mitigation.

11: Ensuring the Structural and Marine Integrity of Floating Production Installations Over Their Lifetime 1430 – 1800Chairs: Martin Muncer, HSE and Ian Frazer, Noble DentonThe industry has well over two decades of operational experience with floating production systems in the UKCS. In that time there have been incidents with both mooring systems and with hull structural integrity that have required corrective action. Some of this work has been done while remaining on location offshore. A series of papers discusses the key issues of integrity management encountered, and summarises some of the technologies and techniques that are currently available. Discussion on these papers will be useful for operators in developing their strategies for the maintenance of the integrity of their existing and future floating production installations.

0930

SPE-166574

Shearwater - Securing the Chalk - Effects of Depletion of a HP/HT Reservoir on Chalk Overburden

P. Van Bergen, S. De Gennaro, F. Fairhurst, R. Hurry, M. Concho, J. Watson, L. Sturgess, M. Bevaart, Shell UK

1000

SPE-166623

Fulmar - Increased Production From a Mature Reservoir

N. Franck, J. Slater, Talisman Sinopec Energy UK Limited

1030

SPE-166575

Next Step in Offshore Heavy Oil - Mariner Reservoir Development

E.A. Berg, B. Østbø-Bjåstad, Statoil ASA / S.Y. Silcock, Statoil (UK) Limited

1100 Coffee Break

1130

SPE-166579

Reservoir Management - Preparing for Field Redevelopment and Restart

H.R. Rees, J. Parke, BP

1200

SPE-166596

NUGGETS Gas Field - Pushing the Operational Barriers

P. Saha, A. Parsa, J. Abolarin, Total E&P UK Limited

1230

SPE-166550

Offshore Horizontal Well Fracturing: Operational Optimisation in the Southern North Sea

M.E. Langford, B. Holland, Centrica / C.A. Green, G Frac Technologies / B. Bocaneala, M.R. Norris, Schlumberger

1430

SPE-166644

Abnormal Situation Management and its Relevance to Process Safety for Offshore Operations

D.C. Reising, P. Bullemer, Human Centered Solutions / B. Colgate, Retired

1500

SPE-166620

An Organisation-Wide Investigation into the Human Factors-related Causes of Hydrocarbon Releases on Offshore Platforms

J. Gilroy, D. Dumolo, Lloyds Register Consulting

1530

SPE-166572

Following the Safe Evacuation of all Offshore Personnel... the Environmental Response Takes Primacy: Learning from the Elgin G4 Well Major Incident

M. Dale, R. Keown, G. Wilson, Total E&P UK Limited

1600 Coffee Break

1630

SPE-166573

Development of Spilled Oil and Gas Tracking and Monitoring Autonomous Buoy System and its Application to Marine Disaster Prevention

N. Kato, H. Senga, H. Suzuki, M. Choyekh, R. Kimura, T. Akamatsu, Osaka University / M. Yoshie, T. Tanaka, Port and Airport Research Institute / N. Sakagami, Tokai University

1700

SPE-166637

Secondary Intervention of Blow Out Preventers

W. Klassen, FMC Technologies Schilling Robotics

1430

SPE-166619

Real Time 24/7 Integrity Monitoring of Mooring Lines, Risers and Umbilicals on an FPSO Using 360 degree Multibeam Sonar Technology

A. Lugsdin, Tritech International Limited

1500

SPE-166625

Achieving Hull Structural Hotwork Repairs on Board an Operational FPSO

C. MacLean, M. Lewin, Marine Technical Limits Limited

1530

SPE-166560

From Schiehallion to Quad 204 FPSO; Turret Mooring System Experience and Enhancements

L. Fromage, J. Fournier, SBM Offshore / P. Drijver, BP / A. McLeary, BP North Sea

1600 Coffee Break

1630

SPE-166599

Integrated Marine and Integrity Monitoring of FPSOs in Hostile Environments - the Importance of Observed Data

L.J. Ledgard, BMT Group Limited / I. Prislin, T.L. Johnson, BMT Scientific Marine Services Inc

1700

SPE-166602

Ten Years’ Experience of North Sea FPSO Moorings Repair, Renewal and Life Extension Work

M.G. Brown, GL Noble Denton

1730

SPE-166570

Hull Inspection Techniques and Strategies

R. Caldwell, Marine Integrity Management Solutions Limited

8: Drilling Technologies 0930 – 1300Chair: Jon Ruszka, Baker HughesThis session includes several case studies and applications of new technology including rotary steerable drilling in a subsalt application and a novel survey process using a rotary steerable system. Analysis of critical buckling loads in drill strings in different well bore configurations are presented, along with discussion of data management and document control. A case study of the development and field application of a unique non-aqueous mud, and a risk-based analysis on pulling a subsea BOP complete the presentations.

0930

SPE-166563

Novel Survey Method Using a Rotary Steerable System Significantly Improves the Dynamic Inclination and Azimuth Measurement

R. Lowdon, J. Sugiura, A. Bowler, Schlumberger

1000

SPE-166592

Critical Buckling Load Assessment of Drill Strings in Different Wellbores Using the Explicit Finite Element Method

M. Hajianmaleki, J.S. Daily, University of Tulsa / L. Ring, R.A. Gandikota, Weatherford

1030

SPE-166567

Integration and Assurance of Well Documents and Data - Essential Preparation for Tomorrow

I. Emslie, S.J. Sawaryn, BP / L. Pirie, I. Green, Appetite for Learning / A. Scott, Baker Hughes / B. Cosgrove, Infosys (OCM)

1100 Coffee Break

1130

SPE-166581

Pull or No-Pull; Risk-Based Decision Support for Sub-Sea Blow-Out Preventers (BOP)

P. Van Asten, Lloyd’s Register Drilling Services

1200

SPE-166545

Development and Field trial of a Non-Aqueous-Based Mud Lubricant

J. Lescure, J. Teng, Total Fluides / D. Degouy, Total E&P Nigeria; B.J. Espagne, Total E&P France

1230

SPE-166548

Jack-up Drilling on Conventional Subsea Wellheads

J. Kotrla, R. Cummins, Cameron

TECHNICAL PROGRAMME THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER 2013

FlemingAuditorium

FlemingAuditorium

FlemingAuditorium

Forbes Room



13: Reservoir Evaluation 0930 – 1230Chairs: Ilaria De Santo, Schlumberger and Tim Whittle, BG GroupExtending field life and improving both the estimation of the oil in place and the recovery factor of North Sea fields is made possible by technical and operational innovation. This session looks at the emerging technologies that will further contribute to this trend such as nanotechnology, new seismic techniques and novel borehole measurements of fluid flow and reservoir properties.

0930

SPE-166604

Seismic Full Waveform Inversion Improves Valhall Reservoir Management

K. Andorsen, O.I. Barkved, C. Idsoe, L.H. Wrobel, T.G. Kristiansen, G. Tjetland, BP Norge AS

1000

SPE-166547

Improving Hydraulic Fracture Geometry Characterization: Integrating Advanced Acoustic Measurement and Geomechanics with Hydraulic Fracturing Field Data

M. Van Steene, M. Povstyanova, M.G. Semary, A.K. Mathur, A. Ali, Schlumberger / J.M. Edelman, TransGlobe Energy Corp / K.M. Maghrabia, PetroDara

1030

SPE-166652

Use of Sonar Metering to Optimize Production in Liquid Loading Prone Gas Wells

C.A. Shields, M. Dollard, Marathon Oil / S. Sridhar, G. Dragnea, M. Illingsworth, Expro Meters

1100 Coffee Break

1130

SPE-166650

Relative Permeability Characterization for Water-Alternating-Gas (WAG) Injection in Oil Reservoirs

H. Shahverdi, M. Sohrabi, S. Fatemi, Heriot-Watt University

1200

SPE-166654

Successful Approach to Push ERD Limit, Optimize Production, and Optimize Reserve Recovery of an Extended Reach Oil Field

X. Zou, Y. Huang, Y. Zeng, X. Li, G. Yu, CACT / T. Tran, Chevron / P.M. Halomoan, A.S. Bisain, J. Denichou, Schlumberger

12: Cementing and Completions 0930 – 1230Chairs: Ron Bland, Baker Hughes and Rolv Rommetveit, eDrilling SolutionsThis session highlights how close attention to risk analysis, improved work flows and updated models can provide safer and more reliable results.

0930

SPE-166622

Cement Sheath Integrity in Fast Creeping Salts: Effect of Well Operations

S. Jandhyala, Y.R. Barhate, K. Ravi, Halliburton / J. Anjos, C.E. Fonseca, Petrobras

1000

SPE-166657

Case History: First Intelligent Well With Feed-Through Zonal Isolation in a Multilateral Sidetrack Completion in the Troll Field

B.O. Dahle, previously with Statoil / L.J. Prebeau-Menezes, Statoil ASA; / P.E. Smith, G. Gjelstad, Halliburton

1030

SPE-166616

New Real-Time Casing Running Advisory System Reduces NPT

C.J. Mason, E. Streeter, BP Exploration / P. Andresen, J.K. Igland, Kongsberg Oil and Gas Technologies

1100 Coffee Break

1130

SPE-163568

Expandable Liner Hanger Milling: North Sea Case Histories

T. Berge, K.D. Mathisen, O. Storebø, Halliburton / M.S. Muir, Chevron Europe and Middle East

1200

SPE-166589

Structural Response Monitoring of Huntington HP Drilling and Completion Riser

A. Rimmer, B. Bamra, 2H Offshore Engineering Limited / R. Allan, G. Proud, S. Davidson, E.ON E&P UK Limited / B. Parker, Pulse Structural Monitoring Limited

TECHNICAL PROGRAMME FRIDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 2013

Forbes Room

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UKTI OPPORTUNITIES SEMINARSTUESDAY 3 SEPTEMBER

1030 - 1200

High Value Opportunities Presentation on Brazil Location: Crombie Room

1330- 1630

Market Briefings on East & West Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda & Ghana) Location: Rooms 3/4


1030 - 1200

High Value Opportunities Presentation on Nigeria Location: Crombie Room

1330 - 1630

Market Briefings on North Africa & the Middle East (Algeria, Egypt, Iraq & Saudi Arabia Location: Rooms 3/4

1800 - 1930

UK Trade & Investment Reception Location: Gallery


1030 - 1200

High Value Opportunities Presentation on Kazakhstan Location: Crombie Room

1330 - 1630

“Market Briefings on Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Trinidad & Tobago, USA, Russia and Azerbaijan Location: Rooms 3/4

WEDNESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER SPE Europe Petro League 0900 – 1600 Room 10 (3rd Floor, Conference Suites)The SPE Europe Petro League event is the first of its kind and is aimed at bringing students of oil and gas related courses within Europe together to compete in a game of knowledge about the industry.

The primary purpose of this event is to challenge students to reach out for knowledge beyond their core area(s) of study and become versed in every aspect of the oil and gas industry. Around 40 oil and gas students representing different universities across Europe have been shortlisted to take part in the inaugural Europe Petro League, a new competition launched by the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Aberdeen Section Young Professionals.

SPE Offshore Europe attendees are welcome to come along to watch the competition.

THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER Energy4me “Energise Your Classroom” Teacher Workshop* Energy4me, the Society of Petroleum Engineers’ (SPE) energy education outreach programme, is inviting 50 Aberdeen-area science teachers to learn how to teach energy topics in a fun and exciting way. Educators will receive comprehensive, objective information about the scientific concepts of energy and its importance, while discovering the world of oil and natural gas exploration and production. A variety of free instructional materials will be available to take back to the classroom.

FRIDAY 6 SEPTEMBER OPITO - Energise Your Future* More than 250 school children have signed up to take part in Energise Your Future, the interactive careers event which acts as the avenue for young people to attend the Offshore Europe conference and exhibition. OPITO has over 30 companies committed to hosting visits from pupils, all of whom are studying vital science, technology, engineering and maths subjects at school and are interested in pursuing a career in the sector. Aimed at pupils aged 16 and 17, the interactive event aims to bring the industry to life through fun and informative activities which mirror real-life jobs across the spectrum of operators, drillers, contractors and service companies.

* Prior registration required

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AS PART OF SPE’S GOAL OF EDUCATING THE INDUSTRY, A NUMBER OF EDUCATION EVENTS WILL BE TAKING PLACE PRIOR TO, AND DURING SPE OFFSHORE EUROPE. THESE ARE:MONDAY 2 SEPTEMBER How to Write a Good Technical Paper* SPE Certification Exam* SPE Training Course on Modern Well Design*

SPE EDUCATION PROGRAMME



BREAKFAST BRIEFINGS AND TOPICAL LUNCHES

BREAKFAST BRIEFINGS

AND TOPICAL LUNCHES

ALL LOCATED IN THE

CROMBIE ROOMEngage with leading industry experts from around the world to share ideas, discuss business challenges and create common agendas.

TUESDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 0730 – 0930Fuelling the Future Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce Chair: Richard Cockburn, Partner, Bond Dickinson LLP

Speakers: Fergus Ewing, MSP Scottish Government / Dale Nijoka, Global Oil & Gas Leader, Ernst & Young / Erik-Jan Bijvank, Senior Vice President of UK & Africa, Stork Technical Services

Cost: Aberdeen & Grampian Member Rate: £49.00 + VAT / Non-member Rate: £65.00 + VAT

WEDNESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER 0730 – 0930The UK’s Energy Policy: Will it Deliver and What Might it Mean For Oil and GasChair: David Odling, Energy Policy Manager, Oil & Gas UK

Speakers: Professor John Miles, Arup / Royal Academy of Engineering Research Professor in Transitional Energy Strategies, University of Cambridge

Panelists: Geoff Holmes, Chief Executive Officer, Talisman Sinopec Energy UK Limited / Sir Robert Smith Bt MP, Chairman of the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee

Cost: Individual - £75.00 + VAT (non-member) £48.75 + VAT (Oil & Gas UK member) Table - £750.00 + VAT (non-member) £487.50 + VAT (Oil & Gas UK member)

THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER 0730 – 0930Step Change in SafetySpeakers: Ken Robertson, CNNS Asset Manager, Shell / Ian Sharp, Chief Operating Officer, Fairfield Energy /

Judith Hackett CBE, Chair of HSE / Martin Rune Pedersen, MD, Maersk Oil UK

Cost: £33 + VAT

FRIDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 0730 – 0930Oil and Gas Skills – Your Future TodayChair: Sheldon Plahn, Operations Director, Apache North Sea Limited

Facilitator: Sally Magnusson, Presenter

Speakers: Tom Worsley, BIS / Rachel Mutters, Sales and Marketing Director, Gradcracker Limited / Alix Thom, Employment and Skills Issues Manager, Oil and Gas UK

Cost: £33 + VAT

TUESDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 1300 – 1430The Role of the Independent / IOC / NOC Over the Next 40 Years Moderator: John Humphrys, Broadcaster

Speakers: Andy Brown, Upstream International Director, Shell / Paul Warwick, EVP Europe-Atlantic, Talisman / Peter Jones, Managing Director UK, TAQA Bratani

Cost: £42.50 + VAT

WEDNESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER 1230 – 1430Women in IndustryModerator: Katy Heidenreich, Group Account Manager, Schlumberger

Speakers: Stephanie Cox, Vice President HR, Schlumberger / Fergus Ewing, MSP Scottish Government for Energy Enterprise and Tourism / Oonagh Werngren, Operations Director, Oil & Gas UK

Cost: £42.50 + VAT

The Princess Royal, Royal Patron, WISE, will attend the Women in Industry 2013 Lunch

THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER 1300 – 1430Energy Markets – The Short and Long TermSpeaker: Christof Ruehl, Chief Economist, BP

Cost: £42.50 + VAT

BREAKFAST BRIEFINGS

TOPICAL LUNCHES

TUESDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 1430 – 1700 Subsea UK – Developing the Next WaveThis session will focus on looking into the future of subsea technology and what lies ahead for our dynamic industry. With a focus on deep water technologies our audience will want to know what the latest innovations from around the world are but also take a glimpse of potential technologies or challenges for “Fields of the Future”.

WEDNESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER 1000 – 1230 Society for Underwater Technology – Emerging Technologies in the Subsea Sector This session will identify the potential subsea prospects in the coming years, examine some of the new technologies close to being adopted and look at the processes that need to be followed if these aims of safe, efficient and economic production are to be met.

1430 – 1700 Society for Underwater Technology: West African Developments

THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER 1000 – 1230 FIERGS, INVESTE SP, Prointer – Brasil: Market OpportunitiesThe government agencies from Brasil of FIERGS, INVESTE SP and Prointer will be discussing the opportunities for business and partnerships within key regions of the Brasilian oil industry in Rio Grande Do Sul, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. This session will provide you with a great insight into developing your business marketplace within the booming Brasilian oil Industry.

1430 – 1700 PEMEX – Challenges, Strategy and Results of Deepwater Petroleum Exploration in the Mexican Area of the Gulf of Mexico

FRIDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 1030 – 1200 Subsea UK – Resourcing for Growth: A Practical Introduction to Subsea Target At this participative session for company representatives Susbea UK will introduce Subsea Target, share learning to date and explain the support it can provide to businesses seeking to build their skills and workforce capacity and capability.

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ePOSTER KNOWLEDGE SHARING PRESENTATIONS

Engage with the presenters – our Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions provide enhanced discussion and interaction between authors and attendees with informal presentations throughout the day.

FREE TO ATTEND

1430 166539

Anti-Vibration Sub Allows a Very High Signal- To-Noise Ratio and Improves Borehole Quality

P.C. Bates, C. Bouziane, D. Nicholl, Nov Downhole / R. Teelken, National Oilwell Varco / M.Z. Bin Bidi, E.ON E&P Algeria GmbH / F. Schlichting, E.ON Ruhrgas E&P GmbH / A. Benzamouche, Sonatrach

1445 166554

Low Cycle Fatigue Analysis of Threaded Connectors for Subsea Drilling and Production

B. Zhu, T. Steen, W. Patterson Jr., M.A. Thomas, D.K. Balaji, R. G, GE Oil & Gas

1500 166538

Case History: Clay-Free Invert Fluid in Norwegian High-Temperature Well Provides Consistent Low ECD Profile

M. Rodsjo, E. Akutsu, Det Norske Oljeselskap / S. Morris, R. Mikalsen, Halliburton

1530 166583

Approximations of Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Recovery Factor in Viscous and Heavy Oil Reservoirs

R. Kaczmarczyk, Imperial College / J. Herbas, J. Del Castillo, Tullow Oil plc

1545 166626

Wave Glider - Introduction to Innovative Autonomous Remotely Piloted Ocean Data Collection Platform

S. Pai, Liquid Robotics Oil and Gas, A joint venture with Schlumberger

1445 166639

An Assessment of the Impact of Water Injection System Uptime on Well and Reservoir Management on Two Northsea FPSOs

O. Adeola, Shell UK Limited

1500 166614

Ninian Southern Platform Jacket Repair Readiness Strategy: Development of a Modular Hyperbaric Habitat System

G. Mann, M. Wilson, CNR International / R. Martin, Atkins / I. Branch, Subsea 7

1515 166617

Improving the Economics of Marginal Fields through Technology Transfer From the Defence and Renewables Industries

P. Watson, T. Stiven, M. Mekhiche, K. Edwards, Ocean Power Technologies; T. Sebire, J. Rixon, C. Morris, Premier Oil

1530 166558

Subsea Cable Applications in Offshore Oil Field Facilities

X. Liang, J. Stevens, D. Kelly, Schlumberger

1430 166630

The Mid-Atlantic Current Hindcast

M.J. Bell, C.K. O’Neill, J. Waters, M.J. Martin, A. Sellar, UK Met Office / A.T. Cox, Oceanweather Inc. / S.A. Spall, Knowtra / R. Stephens, BMT ARGOSS

1445 166552

Minimising Underwater Noise Impact From Offshore Activities

N. Fulton, Rig Control Products / C. Kuo, University of Strathclyde

1500 166635

Methods for Community Mapping Using Integrated Biological and Side-Scan Sonar Data

Y. Gubanova, A. Isachenko, M. Tokarev, Lomonosov Moscow State University / V. Mokievsky, P.P.Shirshov Institute of Oceanology of the Russian Academy of Sciences

1515 166546

The use of Multi Rotor Remotely Operated Aerial Vehicles (ROAVs) as a Method of Close Visual Inspection (CVI) of Live and Difficult to Access Assets on Offshore Platforms

P. Buchan, M. Connolly, Cyberhawk Innovations Limited

1545 166556

Umbilical Communications Condition Monitoring

P. Bagley, A. Gillespie, K. Grant, D. Neale, Aker Solutions

1600 166535

Insulation Monitoring Device for Subsea Industrial Applications

J. Arif, N. Golledge, Aker Solutions

Session 1 Knowledge Sharing Zone1430 – 1615

Exploration Case StudiesChair: Marie Ann Giddins, Schlumberger

Reservoir Development and Planning TechniquesChair: Heikki Jutila, Baker Hughes Reservoir Development Services

New Solutions (Old Problems)Chair: Howard Thompson, AMEC

New Solutions (Planning & Development)Chair: Howard Thompson, AMEC

Session 3Knowledge Sharing Zone 1430 – 1600

Cementing and CompletionsChair: Ron Bland, Baker Hughes

Session 2 Knowledge Sharing Zone1430 – 1600

Developments in Pipeline AnalysisChair: Alex West, Westlord Associates Ltd

1515 166656

Tight Hole Spotting in 3D Virtual Drilling Simulator

S. Mirhaj, V.A. Oteri, G. Sælevik, Aker Solutions

Inspection and Maintenance (An Inspector Calls)Chair: René Peters, TNO Science & Industry

TUESDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 2013

WEDNESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER 2013

THURSDAY 5 SEPTEMBER 2013

1515 166541

Putting Pressure on Subsea Pipeline and Umbilical Blockages

R.W. Bain, Paradigm Flow Services Limited

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1430 166603

Role of Artificial Lift in Wells With a Downhole, Flow Control Completion

S. Gasbarri, University of Central Venezuela / K. Muradov, D. Davies, Heriot-Watt University

Reservoir Depletion and Production Enhancement Chair: David Dangfa, Schlumberger

Environment: Tools & ManagementChair: Emmanuel Garland, Total

Drilling TechnologiesChair: Jon Ruszka, Baker Hughes