Room 306

Panel: Year 2030—Visions of Worldwide Offshore Oil and Gas

Moderators: Gregory Carter, Principal, Nautilus Offshore Company; Neil Kavanagh, Chief Science & Technology Manager, Woodside Energy

Predicting what the offshore oil and gas industry will look like 20 years from now is an intriguing and thought-provoking topic. Strategies and perspectives from respected industry executives will be varied and provocative. Market shifts in world economies and energy consumption will change undoubtedly. The industry will also change, both geographically and technologically.

Providing visions of the industry in 20 years requires a logical predictive mindset as well as a firm corporate strategy. Four distinguished panelists from various positions and geographic locations will provide their visions on the industry in 2030.

The varied backgrounds and perspectives of the panelists and the discussion topic will provide new ideas and strategies for the future.

Panelists:

• Lee Tillman, VP Engineering, ExxonMobil Development Company
• Guillaume Chalmin, Vice President of Strategy, Total
• Eamonn McCabe, Vice President of Oil & Gas Development, Woodside Energy
• Carlos Fraga, Executive Manager, Petrobras Research and Development Center

Room 604

Invited Organization (EAGE): Advances in Offshore Resource Characterization

Session Chairpersons: Joseph Reilly, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company; Dan McConnell, Fugro

1400

23696

UK Atlantic Margin Exploration: Petroleum Geology and Associated Technological Challenges    •  M. Quinn, D. Ritchie, R. Gatliff, H. Johnson, G. Kimbell, British Geological Survey

1422

23697

Geohazards and Ocean Hazards in Deepwater: Overview and Methods of Assessment    •  D. Stow, Heriot-Watt University

1444

23698

Marine Electromagnetic Methods for Gas Hydrate Characterization    •  K. Weitemeyer, S. Constable, Scripps Institute Oceanography

1506

23699

Integrating Seismic, CSEM, of Well Log Data for Reservoir Characterization    •  L. MacGregor, RSI

1528

23700

New Opportunities From 4D Seismic and Lithology Prediction at Ringhorne Field, Norwegian North Sea    •  D.H. Johnston, U. Tiwari, B. Laugier, ExxonMobil Exploration Company

1550

23701

Time-Lapse Seafloor Gravity and Height Measurements for Reservoir Monitoring    •  M. Zumberge, G. Sasagawa, University of California; H. Alnes, O. Eiken, T. Stenvold, Statoil

1612

23702

High-Resolution FWI: Changing the Way We Image and Interpret Seismic    •  S. Lazaratos, D. McAdow, P. Routh, I. Chikichev, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company

Room 602

Flow Assurance: Solids Management and Chemicals

Session Chairpersons: Thomas Sifferman, ETTP Consulting; Jeff Zhang, Fluor Offshore Solutions

1400

23347

Asphaltene Deposition Tool: A Field Case Application    •  A. Kurup, W.G. Chapman, Rice University; J. Buckley, New Mexico Institute of Mining & Tech; J. Wang, J.L. Creek, Chevron ETC; H.J. Subramani, Chevron Corporation

1422

23624

Study of Wax Inhibition in Different Geometries    •  R. Venkatesan, V. Sampath, L.A. Washington, Chevron ETC

1444

23206

Considerations and Lessons Learned on Development of Gas-Lift Paraffin Inhibitors for Subsea Wells in the Gulf of Mexico    •  J.J. Wylde,  J. Slayer, Clariant Oil Services

1506

23397

Continuous Anti-Agglomerant LDHI Application for Deepwater Subsea Tieback: A Study on Water Quality and Low Water Cut Scenarios    •  P.A. Webber, P. Conrad, D. Lewis, R.L. Jagneaux, Nalco

1528

23144

Nonemulsifying, New Antiagglomerant Developments    •  J. Tian, C. Walker, Baker Hughes

1550

23490

Predicting Hydrate Blockages in Oil, Gas, and Water-Dominated Systems    •  L.E. Zerpa, Z.M. Aman, S. Joshi, I. Rao, E.D. Sloan, C.A. Koh, A. Sum, Colorado School of Mines

1612

23150

A Fast and Information-Rich Test Method for Scale Inhibitor Performance    •  T.D. Baugh, J. Lee, K. Winters, J. Waters, J. Wilcher, ConocoPhillips Company

Room 312

Advances in Flexible Pipe Technology

Session Chairpersons: Krassimir Doynov, Exxon Mobil Corporation; Patrick O'Brien, Wood Group Kenny

1400

Keynote

Operational Experience of the Fatigue Performance of Flexible Risers
David Charlesworth, BP

1422

23281

Qualification of Unbonded Dynamic Flexible Riser With Carbon Fiber Composite Armors    •  A. Do, A. Lambert, Technip

1444

23339

Qualification of Flexible Dynamic Risers for Supercritical CO2    •  A. Rubin, C. Wang, NKT Flexibles

1506

23110

Experimental Evaluation of the Metal-to-Metal Seal Design for High-Pressure Flexible Pipes    •  U.S. Fernando, P. Nott, G. Graham, A. Roberts,  T.H. Sheldrake, Wellstream International; H. Brunskill, L. Zhou, R. Lewis, University of Sheffield

1528

23670

Integrity Management of Flexible Pipe: Chasing Failure Mechanisms  •  J.M.M. Out, Shell

1550

23185

Qualification of Composite Armor Materials for Unbonded Flexible Pipe  •  M.D. Kalman, L. Yu, M. Seymour, J. Erni, DeepFlex

Room 610

Developments in Jack-Up Geotechnical Engineering

Session Chairpersons: John Templeton, Sage USA; Patrick Wong, ExxonMobil Development Company

1400

23157

Development of an Integrated Jack-Up Installation System    •  M.S. Hossain, M.F. Randolph, S. Safinus, M.J. Cassidy, University of Western Australia; H. Krisdani, O.A. Purwana, C.K. Quah, Keppel Offshore & Marine

1422

23002

Cone Penetrometer-Based Spudcan Penetration Prediction in Uncemented Carbonate Sand    •  B. Bienen, University of Western Australia; T. Pucker, S. Henke, Hamburg University of Technology

1444

23053

Experimental and Numerical Studies of Spudcan-Pile Interaction    •  C.F. Leung, K. Tho, Y.K. Chow, National University of Singapore; Y. Xie, Cathie Associates; P.C. Wong, ExxonMobil Development Company; O.A. Purwana, Keppel Offshore & Marine

1506

23184

Design of Gravel Banks: A Way To Avoid Spudcan Punch-Through Type of Failure    •  L. Kellezi, GEO-Danish Geotechnical Institute; H. Stadsgaard, Maersk Drilling

1528

23225

Comparison of ISO 19905-1 Frameworks and a Plasticity-Based Spudcan Model for Jackup Foundation Assessments    •  O.A. Purwana, M.J. Perry, M. Quah, Keppel Offshore & Marine, Singapore; M.J. Cassidy, University of Western Australia

1550

23049

A Force-Resultant Model for Spudcans in Soft Clay and Application to Jack-Up Push-Over Analysis    •   Y. Zhang, B. Bienen, M.J. Cassidy, University of Western Australia

1612

23050

An Overview of Spudcan Reinstallation Near a Footprint    •  C. Gaudin, V. Kong, M.J. Cassidy University of Western Australia

Room 606
Ocean Mining II: Technology Developments

Session Chairpersons: Jean Pascal Biaggi, Technip; Greg Stemm, Odyssey Marine Exploration

1400

23592

A Linear Rock Cutting Test Setup for 3D Tests Under Hyperbaric Pressure    •  M. Grima, W. Boomsma, F. Hofstra, R. Lotman, IHC Merwede

1422

23395

Development of the ROVDrill Mk.2 Seabed Push Sampling, Rotary Coring, and In-Situ Testing System    •  J. Edmunds, J.B. Machin, Geomarine; M. Cowie, Canyon Offshore

1444

23250

Flow Assurance for Deep Ocean Mining: Large-Scale Experiment for Flow Correlation Validation and Abrasion Testing    •  T. Parenteau, Technip

1506

23224

Subsea Slurry Lift Pump Technology: SMS Development Project    •  S. Leach, G. Smith, R. Berndt, Nautilus Minerals

1528

23102

Deepsea Riser Lift Via the Air Lift Technology    •  S. Knodt, T. Kleinsen,  H-J von Wirth, Aker Wirth

1550

23003

Flow Assurance of Vertical Solid-Liquid Two-Phase Riser Flow During Deepsea Mining    •  J.M. Wijk, MTI Holland; A.M. Talmon, C. Van Rhee,  Delft University of Technology

1612

23331

Experimental Study of Air-Water Flow in Undulating Pipeline and Implication on Sand Transport    •  A.J. Osho, W. Yan, H. Yeung, Cranfield University

Room 600

Metocean Exhilaration

Session Chairpersons: Gene Berek, ExxonMobil Corporation; Cort Cooper, Chevron

1400

23570

Ocean Current Monitoring From 500 to 1,000 Meters    •  B. Ozturk, K. Sharma, A. Eltaher, A. Nair, P. Jukes, MCS Kenny

1420

23376

Ocean Current From 500 to 1,000 Meters in the Gulf of Mexico    •  S. Fan, L. Harington-Missin, X. Guan, Fugro; L. Oey, Princeton University; A. Eltaher, MCS

1444

23343

Ocean Observing in the 4th Dimension: Using Autonomous Gliders for Operational Surveillance of the Gulf of Mexico    •  P. Brickley, J. Feeney, B. Shaw, G. Burnett, P.D. Coholan, Horizon Marine

1528

23563

Examining Variations in West of Shetlands Current Profile Shapes in Light of Regional Oceanography  •  M. Santala, Chevron ETC

1550

22923

Setting a New Standard for Metocean Databases    •  R. De Graaff, Deltares; H. Awda, D. Majumdar, M. Satya,  Adma-Opco; S. Caires, Z. Peng, E. Moerman, Deltares

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