Monday
| Tuesday | Wednesday
| Thursday
Morning Sessions | Afternoon
Sessions
Wednesday, 3 May, 0930 to 1200
PANEL: CHANGING DYNAMICS OF DEEPWATER OWNERSHIP
Room 306
| 0930 | 17783 | Changing Dynamics in Deepwater
Ownership |
Wednesday, 3 May, 0930 to 1200
PANEL: ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SOURCES
Room 604
Wednesday, 3 May, 0930 to 1200
CASE STUDIES FROM CSEM AND RESISTIVITY METHODS
Room 312
| Session Chairpersons: | Svein Ellingsrud, EMGS Saad Saleh, Shell Intl. E&P Co. |
| 0930 | 18378 | Remote Reservoir Resistivity
Mapping Case Histories L.J. Srnka, K.E. Green, J. Carazzone, M. Ephron, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Co. |
| 0952 | 18199 | Controlled-Source Electromagnetic
Imaging in Areas of Complex Geology L. MacGregor, L. Scott, Ohm Ltd. |
| 1014 | 18003 | Marine Controlled Source Electromagnetic:
The Campos Basin Experience M.P. Pereira Buonora, Petrobras; R. Reddig, A. Zerilli, AGO Schlumberger |
| 1036 | 18154 | Fast Two-Dimensional Forward
and Inversion Algorithms for Interpreting Marine CSEM Data D. Alumbaugh, A. Abubakar, V. Druskin, T. Habashy, A. Zerilli, Schlumberger; L. Knihznrman, Center of Geophysical Expedition; G.M. Hoversten, Lawrence Berkeley Natl. Lab. |
| 1058 | 18192 | Normal Resistivity Trends for
Geopressure Analysis in Mexican Offshore Wells V. Lopez-Solis, Pemex; D. Velazquez-Cruz, Inst. Mexicano del Petroleo; A. Jardinez-Tena, Pemex; G. Espinosa, Inst. Mexicano del Petroleo |
| 1120 | 18326 | Iterative Multiscale Deep-Resistivity
Imaging M.A. Frenkel, Baker Hughes |
Wednesday, 3 May, 0930 to 1200
PANEL: TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION: ENERGY
POLICY ACT 2005
Room 602
| 0930 | 18411 | Technology Commercialization: Energy Policy Act 2005 Authorizes a Public + Private Partnership to Facilitate Research, Development and Commercialization of Upstream Technologies Art Schroeder, Energy Valley Inc. |
Wednesday, 3 May, 0930 to 1200
LNG 2006
Room 610
| Session Chairpersons: | Shawn Huang, ConocoPhillips Jeff Buckles, Chevron Corp. |
| 0930 | 18026 | Offshore LNG Transfer: A Worldwide Review of Offloading Availability L. Poldervaart, H. Oomen, Single Buoy Moorings Inc.; J. Ellis, SBM Production & Contractors |
| 0952 | 17781 | Commercialization of Stranded Gas With a Combined Oil and GTL FPSO A.C. van Loenhout, L. Zeelenberg, A. Gerritse, Bluewater Energy Services B.V.; E. Sheehan, N. Jannasch, Syntroleum Corp. |
| 1014 | 17780 | CNG Marine Transport--Demonstration Project Development G. Stephen, G. Cano, TransCanada CNG Technologies Ltd. |
| 1036 | 17931 | What Risk Should the Public Accept From LNG Facilities? E.A. Meyer, G. Andreassen, S. Shaw, C. Wei, Det Norske Veritas |
| 1058 | 18012 | Offshore LNG: The Perfect Starting
Point for the 2-Phase Expander? M. Barclay, Foster Wheeler Energy Ltd.; C. Yang, Foster Wheeler North America Corp. |
| 1120 | 18092 | Integration of Insulated Rigid
and Flexible Cryogenic Pipes in Marine LNG Transfer Systems P.J. Cox, Technip Offshore Inc.; C. Blair, Aspen Aerogels Inc.; D. Adkins, Chevron Energy Technology Co. |
| 1142 | 18306 | A Chain-Leg Installation System
To Improve Safety During Installation of the World's First Offshore
LNG Terminal L.A. Wilson, G. Collier, G. Hamilton, Acergy |
Wednesday, 3 May, 0930 to 1200
HYDRATES AS AN ENERGY SOURCE I
Room 606
| Session Chairpersons: | Robin Buchannon, U. of Mississippi Charles Morgan, U. of Hawaii |
| 0930 | 18204 | Overview of Observatory Development
and the Site Selection Process T.M. McGee, L. Macelloni, U. of Mississippi |
| 0952 | 18132 | The Mississippi Canyon 118 Gas-Hydrate Site: A Complex Natural System R. Sassen, Texas A&M U.; H. Roberts, Louisiana State U.; W. Jung, Texas A&M U.; C. Lutken, U. of Mississippi; D. DeFreitas, S. Sweet, N. Guinasso, Texas A&M U. |
| 1014 | 18113 | Bathymetric Mapping and High-Resolution
Profiling by AUV in MC118 (Gulf of Mexico) K. Sleeper, U. of Mississippi; A. Lowrie, Consultant; A. Bosman, U. of Rome; L. Macelloni, C.T. Swann, U. of Mississippi |
| 1036 | 18208 | Analyses of Core Samples From
Mississippi Canyon 118 C.B. Lutken, U. of Mississippi; C.A. Brunner, U. of Southern Mississippi; L. Lapham, U. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; J. Chanton, Florida State U.; R.E. Rogers, Mississippi State U.; R. Sassen, Texas A&M U.; J.L. Dearman, L. Lynch, Mississippi State U.; J. Kuykendall, U. of Southern Mississippi; A. Lowrie, Consultant |
| 1058 | 17804 | Seafloor Observatory in the Gulf of Mexico: Tracing the Carbon Flow in Gas-Hydrate Environments C. Zhang, J. Noakes, U. of Georgia |
| 1120 | 18170 | Pore Fluid Array Construction
and Deployment at Mississippi Canyon Site 118, Gulf of Mexico L.L. Lapham, U. of North Carolina; J.P. Chanton, Florida State U.; C.S. Martens, U. of North Carolina; P.D. Higley, Specialty Devices Inc.; H.W. Jannasch, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Inst.; J. Woolsey, U. of Mississippi |
| 1142 | 17962 | Storage and Distribution of
Digital Data From the Gulf of Mexico Seafloor Observatory P.E. Murray, C. Zala, M. Dunham-Wilkie, U. of Texas at Austin |
Wednesday, 3 May, 0930 to 1200
EXPLORATION AND MARINE GEOSCIENCE
Room 600
| Session Chairpersons: | Kelley Peace, Fugro Geoservices
Inc. John Brand, Geoscience Earth & Marine Service |
| 0930 | 18083 | Quantifying the Impact of Deepwater Geohazards M. Galavazi, Fugro Engineers B.V.; R. Moore, Halcrow Group Ltd.; M. Lee, Consultant; D. Brunsden, Halcrow Group Ltd.; B. Austin, Brynterpretation |
| 0952 | 18064 | Correlations Between Well Logs and Geotechnical Properties S. Lafuerza, M/ Canals, U. de Barcelona; M. Galavazi, Fugro Engineers B.V. |
| 1014 | 18117 | Scientific Drilling and Coring in Lake Malawi, Africa M. Paulson, K. Moran, U. of Rhode Island; M. Lengkeek, P. Jeffery, Lengkeek Vessel Engineering Inc.; A. Frazer, Seacore Ltd.; C. Scholz, Syracuse U. |
| 1036 | 18201 | Advances in Fluid Sampling With Formation Testers for Offshore Exploration C. Del Campo, C. Dong, R.R. Vasques, P.S. Hegeman, T. Yamate, Schlumberger |
| 1058 | 18037 | Multiple Advanced Logging-While-Drilling Technologies Optimized for Drilling and Well Placement T. Gravem, A.K. Thorsen, T.B. Helgesen, INTEQ; G. Waldron, Hydro; J.C. Lofts, INTEQ |
| 1120 | 17790 | Sand Control Application in Mediterranean Sea, Pliocene Gas Reservoirs: Case Studies H. Bahaa, E. Ragaee, Petroleum Ministry, Egypt |
Morning Sessions | Afternoon Sessions
Wednesday, 3 May, 1400 to 1630
GENERAL SESSION II
Room 306
Stranded Gas to Commercial Reality
Wednesday, 3 May, 1400 to 1630
KIZOMBA: DESIGN ONE, BUILD MULTIPLES
Room 604
| Session Chairpersons: | Subir Bhattacharjee,
ExxonMobil Upstream Research Co. |
| 1400 | 17915 | Kizomba A and B: Projects Overview B.D. Boles, G.E. Mayhall, ExxonMobil Development Co. |
| 1422 | 17918 | Leveraging Lessons Learned Across
Multiple Deepwater Projects L.B. Waters, P.P. Smith, C.A. Prescott, ExxonMobil Development Co. |
| 1444 | 17919 | Development of Close-Moored Deepwater Systems: Kizomba A and B Projects R.E. Sandstrom, J. Huang,M.A. Danaczko, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Co.; W.C. Kan, R.K. Fry, ExxonMobil Development Co. |
| 1506 | 17955 | Drilling and Completion Innovations
Deliver World-Class Results in Angola C.J. Williams, S. Wilson, ExxonMobil Development Co. |
| 1528 | 17941 | Kizomba A and B: Installation Overview J.B. Bates, G.O. Gernon, M.D.A. Gillette, ExxonMobil Development Co. |
| 1550 | 17939 | Development of the Kwanda Base
Deepwater Logistics Shorebase B. Rajoo, Esso Exploration Angola Ltd. |
| 1612 | 17917 | Utilization of Safety Partnerships
To Achieve World-Class Safety Performance on the Kizomba A and B
Projects J.J. Toellner, M.G. Smith, K.K. Fortune, ExxonMobil Development Co. |
Wednesday, 3 May, 1400 to 1630
SUBSEA CONSTRUCTION, REPAIR, COMMISSIONING, AND OPERATION
Room 602
| Session Chairpersons: | David Theiss, Cameron Div. Sanjay Sinha, Chevron Corp. |
| 1400 | 18312 | Free-Span Remediation Studies
for the K2 Pipe-In-Pipe Flowlines U. Eigbe, M.W. Fletcher, M. Hensley, D. Ling, C. Routh, Intec Engineering |
| 1422 | 18362 | Planning, Procedures, and Results
of a Deepwater Vertical SCR VIV Suppression Retrofit Project S.P. Armstrong, Shell Global Solutions (US) Inc. |
| 1444 | 18021 | Addressing the Integration and
Installation HSE Risks for Deepwater Projects A. Warwick, M.M. Grant, Atkins |
Wednesday, 3 May, 1400 to 1630
TECHNICAL HIGHLIGHTS OF THE INTEGRATED OCEAN
DRILLING PROGRAM
Room 312
| Session Chairpersons: | Kelly Kryc,
IODP-MI Gregory Myers, Columbia U. |
| 1400 | 18011 | Scientific Ocean Drilling: Characterizing and Sampling Methane Hydrates F.R. Rack, Joint Oceanographic Institutions; P. Schultheiss, Geotek Ltd.; D.S. Goldberg, BRG-LDEO, Columbia U.; M.A. Storms, D. Schroeder, B. Julson, M. Malone, IODP Science Services, Texas A&M U.; T.S. Collett, U.S. Geological Survey; M. Riedel, Geological Survey of Canada; P. Long, Pacific Northwest Natl. Lab. |
| 1422 | 18114 | The Arctic Coring Expedition: Drilling at the Top of the World K. Moran, U. of Rhode Island; J. Backman, Stockholm U.; J. Farrell, U. of Rhode Island |
| 1444 | 17920 | Coring Dynamics: Data Acquisition
While Coring G. Myers, BRG-LDEO, Columbia U.; D. Schroeder, Texas A&M U.; W. Keogh, BRG-LDEO, Columbia U.; K. Grigar, Texas A&M U.; W. Masterson, BRG-LDEO, Columbia U. |
| 1506 | 17957 | Measuring Temperature
and Pressure with the Temperature Two Pressure (T2P) Probe in the Ursa Basin, Gulf of Mexico: Development
of a New Pressure and Temperature Probe for the IODP P.B. Flemings, Pennsylvania State U.; J.T. Germaine, Massachusetts Inst. of Technology; H. Long, Pennsylvania State U.; B. Dugan, Rice U.; D. Sawyer, Pennsylvania State U.; J.H. Behrmann, Albert-Ludwigs-U. Freiberg; C. John, Texas A&M U.; Shipboard Scientific Party, IODP Expedition 308 |
| 1528 | 17916 | Comparison of Heave Motion Compensation
Systems on Scientific Ocean Drilling Ship and Their Effects on Wireline
Logging Data G. Sarker, G. Myers, T. Williams, D. Goldberg, BRG-LDEO, Columbia U. |
| 1550 | 18119 | Prediction of Sediment Undrained
Shear Strength From Geophysical Logs Using Neural Networks M. Paulson, U. of Rhode Island; J. Ressler, GZA GeoEnvironmental Inc.; K. Moran, C.D. Baxter, U. of Rhode Island |
| 1612 | 18014 | ODP/IODP "CORK" Long-Term Subseafloor Hydrogeological Observatories K. Becker, U. of Miami; E.E. Davis, Geological Survey of Canada; A.T. Fisher, U. of California at Santa Cruz; A. Klaus, D. Schroeder, M.A. Storms, Texas A&M U.; T. Pettigrew, Mohr Engineering; C.G. Wheat, U. of Alaska |
Wednesday, 3 May, 1400 to 1630
DEEPWATER STEEL CATENARY RISERS
Room 610
| Session Chairpersons: | Carlos Moreira, Petrobras Ruxin Song, Technip Offshore Inc. |
| 1400 | 18180 | Wave-Loading Fatigue Performance
of Steel Catenary Risers (SCRs) in Ultradeepwater Applications J. Xu, A.S. Jesudasen, J. Fang, Intec Engineering; M. Else, Minerals Management Service |
| 1422 | 18276 | The Effectiveness of Helical
Strakes in the Suppression of High-Mode-Number Vortex-Induced Vibrations J.K. Vandiver, S.B. Swithenbank, V. Jaiswal, Massachusetts Inst. of Tech.; H. Marcollo, AMOG Consulting |
| 1444 | 17912 | Safety Factors for Ultradeepwater
SCR Handover Operations A.S. Jesudasen, P. Olden, K.C. Dyson, J. Hoose, INTEC Engineering Inc. |
| 1506 | 17898 | Automatic Ultrasonic Inspection
of Steel Catenary Risers With a Corrosion-Resistant Alloy Layer J.V. Ent, The RTD Group; J.V. Nisselroij, Shell Global Solutions Intl.; F. Kopp, Shell Intl. E&P; A. Otter, Sarawak Shell Bhd.; N. Weli, Shell Nigeria E&P Co.; S. Judd, Acergy Paris |
| 1528 | 18313 | Post-Extreme-Event Assessment
of SCR Integrity: Strength and Fatigue Effects on the Matterhorn
Gas Export SCR From Hurricane Ivan G. Harte, W.K. Kavanagh, MCS; D. Taberner, C. Van Der Linden, Total E&P U.S.A. Inc. |
| 1550 | 18348 | Application of CFD for Vortex-Induced Vibration Analysis of Marine Risers in Projects M.A. Dixon, D. Charlesworth, DeepSea Engrg & Mgmt Ltd |
Wednesday, 3 May, 1400 to 1630
HYDRATES AS AN ENERGY SOURCE II
Room 606
| Session Chairpersons: | Robin Buchannon, U. of Mississippi Bill Siapno, Consultant |
| 1400 | 18247 | New Technology Needs for Methane
Hydrates Production R.J. Todd, D. Hannegan, S. Harrall, Weatherford Intl. |
| 1422 | 18246 | New Deposit Accumulation Model for
Marine Gas Hydrates R.L. Kleinberg, Schlumberger |
| 1444 | 18087 | Environmentally Friendly CO2
Storage in Hydrate Reservoirs Benefits From Associated Spontaneous Methane
Production A. Graue, B. Kvamme, U. of Bergen; B.A. Baldwin, Green Country Petrophysics LLC; J. Stevens, J.J. Howard, ConocoPhillips; E. Aspenes, G. Ersland, J. Husebo, U. of Bergen; D.R. Zornes, ConocoPhillips |
| 1506 | 17929 | Detailed Imaging of Deepwater
Hydrate Geology With Horizontal Arrays of Seafloor Sensors B.A. Hardage, P.E. Murray, U. of Texas at Austin |
| 1528 | 18193 | Response of Oceanic Hydrate-Bearing
Sediments to Thermal Stresses G.J. Moridis, M.B. Kowalsky, Lawrence Berkeley Natl. Lab. |
| 1550 | 17860 | The Problem of Inert Gas Venting on FPSO's and a Straightforward Solution D. Devos, M. Duddy, Single Buoy Inc.; J. Bronneburg, Gusto MSC |
Wednesday, 3 May, 1400 to 1630
INVITED ORGANIZATION: THE ENERGY INSTITUTE-- NEW FROM OLD: BREATHING NEW LIFE INTO DEPLETED RESERVOIRS AND THEIR ASSOCIATED INFRASTRUCTURE
Room 600
| Session Chairpersons: | Tom Kelly, FMC Energy Systems |
| 1400 | 18405 | Challenges of Long Satellite Tiebacks I.G. Ball, Subsea Domain Ltd. |
| 1422 | 18407 | New Developments in Floating Production Systems J. Lane, R. Hawn, Chevron PRC |
| 1444 | 18408 | New Technology From Concept to Delivery D. Ellix, The Industry Technology Facilitator |
| 1506 | De-risking: The Key To Developing Stranded Reserves J. Goodale, Challenger Minerals (North Sea) Limited |
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| 1528 | Novel Chemical Applications for Enhancing Production From Mature Assets B. Lambert, Clariant Corp. |
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