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FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Technical CommitteeMaher Al-Marhoon, Co-Chair (Saudi Aramco)Hisham Al-Qassab, Co-Chair (ExxonMobil)Olivier Dubrule, Co-Chair (Total) Khalaf Al-Anezi (Kuwait Oil Company)Gareth Archard (Schlumberger)Hamad Bu Alrougha (ZADCO)Patrick Connolly (BP)Philippe Doyen (CGGVeritas)Rémi Eschard (IFP Energies nouvelles)Christian Hocker (Baker Hughes)Alister MacDonald (Roxar)Scott Meddaugh (Chevron)Mokhles Mezghani (Saudi Aramco)Dean Oliver (University of Bergen, Centre for Integrated Petroleum Research)Michael Pöppelreiter (Kuwait Shell E&P)Arnstein Waldum (Statoil ASA)
25–28 November 2012Dubai , UAE
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Conference Overview
Three-dimensional reservoir modelling has experienced tre-mendous progress during the last few decades. The technology is now routinely used by IOCs, NOCs and service companies. Academic research also significantly contributes as students are trained to run case studies with new modelling tools at University.
Obviously, to minimise the uncertainty associated with these models, they need to be constrained by as many geological concepts and as much multi-disciplinary data as possible. In ad-dition to well data, quantified geological concepts and seismic and dynamic data are the main sources of information. Emerg-ing approaches couple reservoir models with geomechanical models or provide multi-scale workflows from the pore to reservoir simulation scale. The speed of integration is also crucial, as the ‘seismic to simulation’ workflow still takes far too much time.
This conference focuses on the latest developments in inte-grated reservoir modelling and their implications for reservoir management and field development strategies. Particular emphasis will be put on field applications and the validation of new technologies that have emerged over the last few decades. Special emphasis will be given to case histories and examples of multi-disciplinary integration. Open discussions will be encouraged on successes, failures, issues associated with the practical use of academically-developed techniques and lessons learned since integrated reservoir modelling be-came mainstream technology.
Within the broad area outlined above, the event will place emphasis on developments and field applications in the fol-lowing areas.
Who should attend?The conference will appeal to different disciplines involved in reservoir characterisation, including geophysicists, geologists, reservoir engineers, simulation engineers, petrophysicists, earth modellers and geomechanics. Researchers and academia will also benefit from participating in this event.
Venue
The Palace – The Old TownEmaar Boulevard, The Old Town Island, Downtown DubaiP.O. Box 9770, Dubai, UAET: +971 4 4287888E: [email protected]
Technical Programme
Monday 26 November 2012
Royale Ballroom07:00 Registration & Welcome Coffee
07:50 Welcome Remarks & HSE by H. Al-Qassab (ExxonMobil), M. Al-Marhoon (Saudi Aramco) & O. Dubrule (Total)
08:00 Opening Keynote Address by Abdullah Al-Naim, Vice President, Exploration (Saudi Aramco)
GEOPHYSICAL DATA INTEGRATION M.I. Al-Marhoon (Saudi Aramco) & P.A. Connolly (BP)
08:30 RM01 Keynote Speaker: Henning Omre (Norwegian University of Science & Technology)
09:00 RM02 - Reservoir Modelling Conditioned by Seismic Data Using Sequential Gaussian Mixture Simulation - D. Grana* (Stanford University)
09:30 RM03 - Integrating Petro-elastic Seismic Inversion and Static Model Building - P. Gelderblom* (Shell Global Solutions International BV)
10:00 Coffee Break
10:30 RM04 - Integrating Stochastic Seismic Inversion into Reservoir Characterisation Workflows - R. Moyen* (Hampson-Russell Software & Services), R. Porjesz (Hampson-Russell Software & Services) & A. Bouziat (Hampson-Russell Software & Services)
11:00 RM05 - Inversion of Dynamic Properties from 4D Seismic, Ensuring Coherency Between Geology, Engineering and Rock Physics - T.D. Blanchard* (Total E&P UK) & P. Thore (Total E&P UK)
11:30 RM06 - Seismic Inversion in a Geological Bayesian Framework - P.A. Connolly* (BP)
12:00 Lunch
RESERVOIR MODELLING TECHNOLOGY (1) C. Hocker (Baker Hughes) & A.C. MacDonald (Roxar Oslo)
13:15 RM07 Keynote Speaker: Colin Daly (Schlumberger)
13:45 RM08 - Recent Developments in the Use of Outcrop Analogues for Building Better Models of Subsurface Reservoirs - J. Howell* (University of Bergen)
14:15 RM09 - A New Approach for Making Identical 3D Training Images of Complex Geological Analogues - M. Vallikkat Thachaparambil* (Schlumberger Ltd.), Z. Zhu (Schlumberger Ltd.), Q. Liu (Schlumberger Ltd.) & T. Zhang (Schlumberger Ltd.)
14:45 POSTER SESSION 1 W.S. Meddaugh (Chevron)
RM37 - Log-based Geological Modelling of Oilfields with Complex Geology - V. S. Vorobyev* (TNK-BP)
RM38 - Mapping The Distribution of Gas Hydrates Using Coloured Inversion and Rock Physics Modelling in Blake Ridges, USA - T. Wydiabhakti* (Gubkin Russian State University of Oil & Gas)
RM39 - Improving Reservoir Characterization Using a Qualitative Analysis From Seismic Data. Orinoco Heavy Oil Belt, Venezuela - L. Velasquez* (PDVSA) & J. Carreño (PDVSA)
RM40 - Charactrization of Spatial Lithofacies Continuity of Arab-D Reservoir Using Modeled Semivariograms: Outcrop Approach - Hassan Eltom* (King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals), M. Makkawi (King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals) & O. Abdulatif (King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals)
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RM41 - Delineating Thickness Distribution Based on Snesim Simulation - C. Pardosi* (Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB)), D. Hapsari (Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB)), S. Winardhi (Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB)) & A. Syahputra (Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB))
RM42 - Permeability and SW Modelling In Carbonate Reservoirs Using Cloud Transform - A. G. Gueddoud (ADMA-OPCO) & M. Essam* (Roxar)
RM43 - Updating 3D Reservoir Models with Log Data Inversion Results from High-Angle and Horizontal Wells - V. Polyakov* (Schlumberger), D. Omeragic (Schlumberger), S. Shetty (Schlumberger), B. Brot (EPFL), T. Habashy (Schlumberger), A. Mahesh (Schlumberger), T. Friedel (Schlumberger), T. Vik (Schlumberger) & T.L. Flugsrud (Schlumberger)
RM44 - Carbonate Rock Types Matrix, the Initial Rock Properties Classification Catalogue - O. Al-Farisi* (ADMA-OPCO), H. Belhaj (Petroleum Institute), S. Ghedan (CMG), S. Negahban (Petroleum Institute) & J. Gomes (Petroleum Intitute University and Research Center)
RM45 - Integrated Reservoir Geomechanics for Heavy Oil SAGD Design - N.L. Deisman* (University of Alberta), R.J. Chalaturnyk (University of Alberta), M.M. Khajeh (University of Alberta), S.O. Ojagbohu (University of Alberta) & M.H. Hamoud (University of Alberta)
15:30 Coffee Break
15:45 RM10 - Integrated Reservoir Modelling and Simulation with Unstructured Grids - X.-H. Wu* (ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company) & L.V. Branets (ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company)
16:15 RM11 - Stochastic Modelling of Water Saturation and Permeability of Multi-modal Carbonate Oil Reservoirs Using the Intrinsic Pore Geometries and Capillary Forces - T. Ait-Ettajer* (Saudi Aramco), J. Buiting (Saudi Aramco), N. Leseur (Saudi Aramco), J. Temaga (Saudi Aramco) & G. Penaloza (Saudi Aramco)
16:45 RM12 - A Fast and Consistent Geostatistical Approach for Constraining 3D Structural Models to Horizontal Wells - P. Abrahamsen* (Norwegian Computing Center), P. Dahle (Norwegian Computing Center) & A. Skorstad (Roxar Software Services)
17:15 End of Day 1
Tuesday 27 November 2012
Royale Ballroom07:30 Welcome Coffee
07:50 Opening Remarks by H. Al-Qassab (ExxonMobil), M. Al-Marhoon (Saudi Aramco) & O. Dubrule (Total)
INTEGRATED FIELD STUDIES / RESERVOIR MODELLING TECHNOLOGY (2)G. Archard (Schlumberger) & K. Al-Anezi (Kuwait Oil Company)
08:00 RM13 Keynote Speaker - TBC
08:30 RM14 - Building High Resolution Microblock-models to Model Upscaling Behaviour of Heterogenous Carbonates - M. Bartenbach* (University of Tuebingen), T. Aigner (University of Tuebingen), M. Baumhoer (University of Tuebingen) & M.P. Suess (Wintershall Holding GmbH)
09:00 RM15 - Integrated Reservoir Modelling Assurance Workflow - A. Miotto* (Petroleum Development Oman)
09:30 Coffee Break
10:00 RM16 - Light-Up: An Innovative Approach to Uncertainty Evalution and Communication - P. Schirmer (Total), E. Tawile* (Total), F. Duclos (Total) & T. Hu (Total)
10:30 RM17 - Gigapixel Photographic Technology for Integrated Reservoir Characterization: A Deepwater-Reservoir Outcrop Example - M.K. Czernuszenko (ExxonMobil), O.J. Varela* (ExxonMobil) & C.S. Calvert (ExxonMobil)
11:00 RM18 - Reservoir Performance Forecasting – How Well Are We Really Doing? - W.S. Meddaugh* (Chevron Energy Technology Company) & N. Champenoy (Chevron)
11:30 RM19 - Estimating the Cloud Transform - O. Kolbjornsen* (Norwegian Computing Center), A. MacDonald (Roxar), A. Skorstad (Roxar) & T. Berg (Roxar)
12:00 Lunch
GEOMECHANICS, FAULTS AND FRACTURES MODELLINGM.C. Poppelreiter (Kuwait Shell E&P) & W.S. Meddaugh (Chevron)
13:15 RM20 Keynote Speaker: Thomas Finkbeiner (Baker Hughes)
13:45 RM21 - Integrated Workflow and the Application of a Fully Coupled Geomechanical Flow Simulator for Shales. - S.J. Emsley (Ikon Science Americas Inc), M.A.C. Kemper* (Ikon Science Ltd) & E. Zahed (Ikon Science AP Ltd)
14:15 RM22 - Seismic to Simulation Modeling of a Green Middle Eastern Naturally Fractured Reservoir - M.M. Faskhoodi* (Schlumberger), D. Astratti (WesternGeco), L. Souche (Schlumberger) & P. Menegatti (RAK Petroleum)
14:45 RM23 - Hydraulic Fracture Stimulation via Coupled Reservoir Geomechanics – The Nikanassin Unconventional Formation in Canada - L. Gonzalez (University of Calgary), Gaisoni Nasreldin* (Schlumberger), J. Rivero (Schlumberger), P. Welsh (Schlumberger), R. Aguilera (University of Calgary) & N. Koutsabeloulis (Schlumberger)
15:15 POSTER SESSION 2 A. Waldum (Statoil ASA)
RM46 - Physics and Modeling of Gas Flow in Shale Reservoirs - N. Alharthy* (Colorado School of Mines), M. Al Kobaisi (The Petroleum Institute), H. Kazemi (Colorado School of Mines) & R. Graves (Colorado School of Mines)
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RM47 - Improve Convergence Rate of Seismic History Matching using NAPG - S. Arwini* (Heriot-Watt University) & K.D. Stephen (Heriot Watt University)
RM48 - Time Depth Conversion and Bulk Volume Uncertainty Estimation of a Prospect Using Well and Seismic Velocity Data - G.C. Tay* (Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd), B.H. Tan (Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd) & L. Schulte (Schlumberger)
RM49 - Gas Hydrate Reservoir Modelling and Validation - EG Gloaguen* (INRS-ETE), C.D.B. Dubreuil-Boisclair (INRS-ETE), B.G. Giroux (INRS-ETE) & D.M. Marcotte (École Polytechnique)
RM50 - Practical Challenges & Recommended Solutions - Mohamed Salah Abou Sayed* (Gulf Reservoir Modeling Technology)
RM51 - A Multi-objective Well Placement Optimization Approach - N.S. Sibaweihi Najmudeen* (King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals), A.W. Awotunde Abeeb (King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals) & A.S. Sultan Abdullah (Centre for Petroleum and Minerals)
15:30 Coffee Break
15:45 Day 1 & 2 Summary Remarks
20:00 Conference Dinner
Wednesday 28 November 2012Oral presentations
Royale Ballroom08:00 Welcome Coffee
DYNAMIC DATA INTEGRATION H. Al-Qassab (ExxonMobil Production Co) & M. Mezghani (Saudi Aramco)
08:30 RM24 Keynote Speaker: Dean Oliver (University of Bergen, Centre for Integrated Petroleum Research)
09:00 RM25 - History Matching: Towards Geologically Reasonable Models - Y. Melnikova* (Technical University of Denmark), K.S. Cordua (Technical University of Denmark) & K. Mosegaard (Technical University of Denmark)
09:30 RM26 - Innovative Carbonate Reservoir Modeling: Example from Mishrif Reservoir, Iraq - H. Al-Qassab* (ExxonMobil Production Co)
10:00 RM27 - Novel Metric Space Methods for Data Integration - D. Fenwick* (Streamsim Technologies) & J. Caers (Stanford University)
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 RM28 - Dynamic Validation of a Multi-Point Statistics Model using Extended Well Test data - H. Hamdi (Heriot-Watt University), P.J. Ruelland (Total E&P UK) & P. Bergey* (Total E&P UK)
11:30 RM29 - Parameterization in History Matching: State of the Art and Perspectives - M. Le Ravalec-Dupin* (IFP Energies nou-velles) & F. Roggero (IFP Energies nouvelles)
12:00 Lunch
UNCERTAINTY O. Dubrule (Total E&P) & P.M. Doyen (CGGVeritas Services (UK) Ltd)
13:00 RM30 Keynote Speaker: Thang Nguyen (Total) - Risk & Uncertainty in EP: Where are we?
13:30 RM31 - Uncertainty Quantification: Are we doing it right? - M. Beardsell* (Schlumberger)
14:00 RM32 - Stochastic Seismic Inversion in Reservoir Modelling - A.M. Francis* (Earthworks Environment & Resources)
14:30 RM33 - Building Deterministic Models in Stochastic Context - P. Schirmer (Total), S. Ahn* (Total), E. Tawile (Total), F. Duclos (Total) & T. Hue (Total)
15:00 Coffee Break
PANEL DISCUSSION - IRM: ARE WE DOING IT RIGHT? H. Al-Qassab (ExxonMobil Production Co) & M.I. Al-Marhoon (Saudi Aramco)
15:30 RM34 - Integrated Earth Modelling Technologies: Achievements and Challenges - O. Dubrule* (Total E&P)
15:45 RM35 - Structural Modelling and 3D Gridding of Unconformity Capped Reservoirs - A.C. MacDonald* (Roxar Oslo)
16:15 RM36 - Title TBC - E. Buhulaigah* (DragonOil)
16:30 Break-out Discussion and Closing Summary
17:00 End of Conference
Short Course – Sunday, 25 November 2012
Integrated Reservoir Characterisation and Modelling
Instructor: M. Le Ravalec, IFPEN
A central goal in reservoir characterisation is to provide reliable reservoir models that are used to predict oil production, investi-gate various production scenarios and eventually help decision makers to optimise field development. The more data-consistent the model, the sounder the predictions. Thus, the key point is the integration of all available data into reservoir models.
The one-day course addresses the joint integration of static and dynamic data into reservoir models as it is practiced today and as it will be practiced in the future. It looks at existing and emerging integration techniques, interdisciplinary integration and uncertainty estimation.
Course Content• Integrated reservoir characterisation workflows• Geological modelling and static data integration• Dynamic data integration under geological constraint• Uncertainty propagation• Case studies
About the instructorMickaele Le Ravalec is an IFPEN expert with over 15 years of reservoir modelling experience. Her research interests are in inverse theory, reservoir characterisation, uncertainty quantifi-cation and optimisation. Mainly involved in research projects at IFPEN, she also spent one year as a secondee in an operational team from Total with activities in heavy oil recovery. Mickaele was awarded the Michel Gouilloud-Schlumberger Prize by the French Academy of Sciences in 2011.
Social Programme
Icebreaker ReceptionSunday, 25 November, 18:00 – 20:00 FAI Bar The Palace – The Old Town
Conference DinnerTuesday, 27 November, 19:00 – 23:00 Bateaux Dubai Dinner Cruise along Dubai creek
Registration
Workshop FeesType Until
30-09-201201/10/2012 – 15/11/2012
Member € 795,- € 895,-Non-Member2 € 895,- € 995,-Student1 € 345,- € 395,-Student Non-Member1,2 € 395,- € 445,-
Short Course FeesType Until 01-10-2012 –
30-09-2012 15-11-2012
Member € 455,- € 495,-Non-Member2 € 555,- € 595,-
Please note that EAGE reserves the right to cancel the work-shop or short course due to low participation. In this case, payment will be refunded in full.
1 To qualify for the reduced registration fee, a copy of your student identification card
from a geoscience institute must be submitted together with this registration form.
2 The non-member fee includes EAGE membership for the remainder of 2013.
Sponsors
EAGE would like to thank our sponsors for their generous support:
Main Sponsor:
Lunch Sponsor:
Coffee Break Sponsor:
Delegate Bags Sponsor:
Icebreaker Reception:
Contact
For more information or enquiries about this workshop, please visit the event’s website (www.eage.org) or contact the EAGE Regional Office Middle East via [email protected] or tel-ephone +971 4 369 3897.
We hope to see you in Dubai!
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www.eage.orgHead Office Tel.: +31 88 9955055Fax: +31 30 6343524 E-mail: [email protected], Website: www.eage.org
Europe Office Tel.: +31 88 9955055 Fax: +31 30 6343524 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.eage.org
Russia & CIS Office Tel.: +7 495 6619285 Fax: +7 495 6619286 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.eage.ru
Asia Pacific Office Tel.: + 60 3 27220140Fax: + 60 3 27220143E-mail: [email protected]: www.eage.org
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