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Technical Program - Monday, 3 May,  0930-1200

Monday Sessions
0930-1200 | 1400-1630
Tuesday Sessions
0930-1200 | 1400-1630
Wednesday Sessions
0930-1200 | 1400-1630
Thursday Sessions
0930-1200 | 1400-1630

306

Panel: Changing the Game Bit by Bit

Exploration is one of the pillars of supply and is perhaps the most discussed due to the risks, with images of remote harsh areas, fortunes won and lost, and geoscientists scouring across the globe in search of the next big play.

Yet due to these same risks, when commodity prices drop, it is the first to suffer budget cuts. A historical review of discoveries shows the peak of oil discoveries was in the mid-1960s and gas in the mid-1970s. Since then, exploration has yielded an average of almost 13 Bbo per year, with a recent uptick in 2008 to 15 Bbo, thanks mostly to deepwater.

This panel will look at the future of exploration and what obstacles we face towards meeting the future targets for exploration which are estimated at some 20 Bbo per year by year 2030.

Some of the key topics to be discussed from both an operator and service company prospective will be:

  • Where are the next new petroleum provinces or plays that will change the game?
  • Has the unconventional revolution changed conventional exploration thinking?
  • What area would benefit the most from a technology breakthrough and what tools do we need?
  • Are we making progress in solving the great crew change?
  • Will government policy and legislation make it impossible?
  • How do we get more efficient with our exploration investments?

Moderators: Bob Fryklund, IHS CERA; Jim Demarest, Noble Energy

 

Panelists

Robert Hobbs, CEO, TGS NOPEC

Steve Thurston, Vice President, Global Deepwater, Chevron

Jim Farnsworth, President, Cobalt International

Larry Archibald, Senior Vice President, ConocoPhillips

Satish Pai,Vice President, Schlumberger

Frank Patterson, Vice President, Anadarko

604

ADVANCES IN FLEXIBLE RISER TECHNOLOGY

Session Chairpersons:

Adrian Connaire, MCS
Mark Kalman, Deep Flex

0930

20973

Flexible Pipe Integrity Monitoring: A New System To Assess the Flexible Pipe Annulus Condition      J. Rogues, B. Balague, Total; D.H. Dion, G. Audouin, Schlumberger

0952

20863

Real-Time Continuous Structural Integrity Monitoring of Flexible Risers With Optical Fiber Sensors    S. Morikawa, C.S. Camerini, Petrobras; A.M. Braga, R.W. Llerena, PUC-Rio

1014

20578

Challenges of Flexible Riser Systems in Shallow Waters    D. Hanonge, Technip; A. Luppi, SEAL Engineering

1036

20636

Flexible Pipe Curved Collapse Behavior Assessment for Ultradeepwater Developments for the Brazilian Pre-Salt Area     J.A. Clevelario, F. Pires, G. Falcao, Z. Tan, J. Lu, T. Sheldrake, Wellstream International

1058

21067

Qualification and Use of IR-Cured XLPE for Flexible Pipes     I.M. Procida, N.R. Nielsen, NKT Flexibles

1120

20518

Flexible Pipe Design for a High-Temperature/Highly-Insulated Production Flowline for the North Amethyst Project in the North Atlantic     R.J. Mandeville, L. Turpin, S. Searle, Technip; G. Phillips, Husky Energy

 

602

Thunder Horse and Atlantis I: Lessons Learned From Frontier Deepwater Developments

Session Chairpersons: David Barton, Kellogg Brown & Root; Kevin Kennelley, BP

0930

Keynote

Deepwater Developments in the Gulf of Mexico      James Dupree, Sr. VP Gulf of Mexico, BP

0952

20395

Thunder Horse and Atlantis: The Development and Operation of Twin Giants in the Gulf of Mexico     S. Todd, D. Replogle, BP

1014

20401

Thunder Horse: Materials, Welding and Corrosion Challenges and Solutions     J.D. Burk, C.L. Ribardo, BP

1036

20400

Thunder Horse and Atlantis: Advanced Collaboration Environment: Shrinking the Gulf     F. Ragan, A. Ford, R. Huebel, K. Moore-Cernoch, J. Ross, BP

1058

20402

Thunder Horse and Atlantis Floating System and Riser Monitoring:  Performance During Extreme Events     N. Cramond, D.J. Petruska, J. Geyer, S. Jesudasen, BP

1120

20403

Thunder Hors and Atlantis: Starting Up Two World-Class Facilities in World-Class Fashion    W. Al Monthiry, R. Newcomb, J. Lowe, K. DeJohn, BP

 

312

Drilling Technology

Session Chairpersons: Brian Noel, ConocoPhillips Alaska; Lee Smith, Alaskan Energy Resources

0930

20425

Solving the Salt Challenge: Unique Drill Bit Philosophy Delivers Breakthrough Performance in the Gulf of Mexico   S.P. Barton, R. Weeden, NOV Downhole; G. Mensa-Wilmot, Y. Harjadi, Chevron

0952

20921

Visualization and Collaboration: Keys to Optimal Platform Placement    J.H. Cristancho, R. Peters, Halliburton; W.W. Denham, D. Algu, P. Daley, C. Njoku, Shell E&P

1014

20929

Bridging the Stimulation and G&G Worlds     M. Farabee, M. Trenholm, R. Dodds, Halliburton

1036

20370

Dynamic BHA Modeling of Hole Enlargement While Drilling Leads to ROP Improvement in Gulf of Mexico     M. Barrett, Shell International E&P; M.T. Compton, M. Agnihotri, F. Verano, S. Mitchell, D. Fitzmorris, Smith International

1055

20894

Real-Time Proactive Optimal Well Placement Using Geosignal and Deep Images     M.S. Bittar, R. Chemali, J. Pitcher, Halliburton; R. Cook, C. Knutson, Pioneer Natural Resources

1120

20775

Optimization of Drilling Riser Operability Envelopes for Harsh Environments     D. Williams, MCS Kenny

1140

20933

Game-Changing Technology Developments for Safe and Cost-Effective Determination of Free Point in Horizontal and Vertical Wells    C.W. Kessler, J. Hill, J. Weiser, Halliburton

610

Subsea Risk and Reliability

Session Chairpersons: Jennifer Bell, Chevron Corporation; Kieran Kavanagh, MCS

0952

20367

The Life-Cycle Management of Subsea Facilities    J.E. Strutt, J.H. Baker, Atkins Boreas

1014

20980

Subsea Sensors for Non-Intrusive Monitoring of Temperature, Pressure and Asset Integrity     G. Thivend, Schlumberger

1036

20526

An Integrated Approach to Successful Integrity Management of Deepwater Facilities Within the Framework of API RP 75     J.T. Von Aschwege, J.F. Chappell, J.K. Brownlee, J.C. MacNeill, K. Bhalla, Stress Engineering Services

1058

20604

Flexible Pipe Integrity Analysis Using Event Trees     R. Loback, B.B. Matos, C.V. Raposo, R. Kumar, Det Norske Veritas

1120

20895

Integrated Operations and Integrity Management: Subsea System Vendors as Value-Added Providers    K.R. Knight, O. Akinkunmi, Ingvar Koppervik, FMC Technologies

606

LNG and LPG Operations Offshore

Session Chairpersons: Marcus Krekel, Exmar; Han Tiebout, SBM Offshore N.V.

0930

20422

LPG Operations Offshore    C. Stott, Maersk FPSOs

0952

20447

Safe Transfer of Liquefied Gas in the Offshore Environment    M.A. Newby, ConocoPhillips; W. Pauw, Marin

1014

20590

Offshore Liqefaction of Natural Gas     A.I. Unum, BW Offshore

1036

20593

A Marine View on Offshore LNG    J. Dekker, J. Van Doorn, Marin

1058

20638

Numerical Simulations To Optimize Offshore Offloading Operations     A.J. Voogt, Marin; H. Brugts, Bluewater

1120

20730

Tandem Transfer of LNG: Interface With the Operator     P.J. Cox, Technip; E. Jeanneau, Total; J. Eidem, Teekay

600

Marine Geohazards and GIS Applications

Session Chairpersons: Aaron Broughton; Gareth Turner, Shell E&P Company

0930

20829

Developing a GIS Data Model for Seabed Site Surveys     G. Turner, T. Bell, Shell Upstream America

0952

20958

Strategies To Incorporate Pre-Development High-Resolution AUV Surveys Acquired for Archeological Requirements Into the Project Lifecycle and Workflow    B.I. Monsalve, D.R. McConnell, AOA Geophysics; J.A. Worthen, Mariner Energy; L. Landry, L.A. Landry & Associates

1014

20664

Geodatabase Design for Streamlining Geohazard Site Characterization      C.J. Noll, A. Broughton, K.J. Campbell, Fugro GeoConsulting

1036

20753

Bottom Current Measurements at Gulf of Mexico Furrows for the Cascade and Chinook Fields  Development    J.A. Lima, E.O. Ribeiro, J. Daniel, Petrobras; L.I. Ivanov, Woods Hole Group

1058

20858

GIS Database Applications to Evaluation of Marine Geohazards: New Los Angeles County Ocean Outfall Project     S. Varnell, P.J. Hogan, Fugro West; A. Broughton, Fugro GeoConsulting; Dean, Fugro West

Arena Room

Advances in Offshore Materials Technology

Session Chairpersons: Rick Hill, Microalloying International; Paul Jukes, J P Kenny

0930

20475

Assessing the Integrity of Subsea Dissimilar Joints to Ensure Safe Operations    A. Bahrami, M. Gittos, H. Pisarski, P. Woollin, TWI

0952

20909

The Effects of Large-Scale Forgings and Heat Treatment on the Mechanical Performance of Mooring Connectors    P. Hughes, First Subsea; M. Flores, University of Sheffield

1014

20368

Fatigue Life Extension Procedure for Offshore Structures by Ultrasonic Peening     L. Lopez Martinez, Lets Global

1036

20995

Material Assessment for Souring Subsea Systems     R.T. Hill, F.A. Ramirez, UniversityPegasus

1058

20657

Structural Repair at a Production Platform by Means of a Composite Material Patch   L.D. Meniconi, I.N. Porciuncula, Petrobras; D. McGeorge, Det Norske Veritas; A. Pedersen, Umoe Mandal

1120

20317

Offshore Platform Materials Integrity: Remediation Measures    S.P. Mahajanam, M.W. Joosten, B. Craigie, ConocoPhillips

 

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