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20 - 23 March 2018Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
2018.otcasia.org | #otcasia | #derrickandsoo
PreviewConference
25,000+energy professionals
2,500+organisations
80+countries
70+conference sessions
03 About OTC Asia
05 OTC Organisations
06 Committees
12 Conference Sponsors
13 Schedule Overview
14 Conference Programme Schedule
17 Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception
18 Plenary Sessions
20 Panel Sessions
28 Country Sessions / Special Sessions & Topical Luncheons
30 Technical Sessions
42 Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions
53 Special Programmes
54 List of Exhibitors
56 Floor Plans
60 Registration & Visa Information
66 Hotel Information
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25,000+participants, sponsorsand exhibitors
2,500+ participating organisations
250+exhibitors
70+ conferencesessions
450+thought leaders and industry experts
80+countries represented
15+ hours of high-level industry dialogues
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As Asia’s premier offshore energy event, the Offshore Technology Conference Asia (OTC Asia) is where energy professionals meet to exchange ideas and opinions to advance scienti�c and technical knowledge for offshore resources and environmental matters.
Continuing with the theme “Excellence in Asia”, OTC Asia 2018 will showcase Asia as a centre of excellence in providing innovative technology and cost-ef�cient solutions to the energy industry, and what it takes to remain resilient and responsive to a dynamic energy market.
sqm5,500exhibition space
30+ hours of networkingand business opportunities
ABOUT OTC ASIA
10 engaging plenariesand panel discussions
multidisciplinarytechnical sessions40+
300+ interactive technical presentationsand dialogues
5 timelyspecial sessions
educational and recognitionprogrammes5
10 focusedcountry sessions:
Australia China
India Indonesia
Japan Malaysia
Myanmar South Korea
Thailand Vietnam
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SPONSORING ORGANISATIONS
MALAYSIA TASK FORCE
SUPPORTED BY
REGIONAL SPONSORINGORGANISATIONS
ENDORSING ORGANISATIONS
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ADVISORY COMMITTEE
OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE
Visal Leng, Baker Hughes, a GE Company
Mark Langston, Chevron Asia Pacific Exploration & Production
Wang Dongjin, China National Petroleum Corp.
William Bullock, ConocoPhillips
Mustaffa Kamal bin Abu Bakar, Dialog Group Bhd.
Edward Graham, ExxonMobil Exploration & Production Malaysia and ExxonMobil Subsidiaries in Malaysia
Joe Rainey, Halliburton
Brian Truelove, Hess
Kenneth Pereira, Hibiscus Petroleum Bhd.
Kenji Akiyoshi, Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corp.
Hisao Tatsumi, JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration Corp.
Roger Jenkins, Murphy Oil Corp.
Stephen McDowall
Zhijun Jin, China National & Chemical Corp. (SINOPEC) Research & Development
John Halkyard, Deep Reach Tech
Galen Cobb, Halliburton
Jerry Carroll, IEEE-OES
Shashi Shanker, Oil & Natural Gas Corp.
Ayman Asfari, Petrofac
Datuk Mohd Anuar Taib, PETRONAS
Somporn Vongvuthipornchai, PTT Exploration & Production Public Co. Ltd.
Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Shahril Shamsuddin, Sapura Energy Bhd.
Shah Hakim Zain, Scomi Group Bhd.
Ramadan Mansour, Schlumberger
Datuk Iain Lo, Shell Malaysia
Christophe Malaurie, TechnipFMC
Javier Rielo, Total E&P Asia Pacific
Lance Marklinger, Weatherford
Sateesh Dev, MODEC Offshore Production Systems (S) Pte. Ltd. Arthur Cheng, National University of Singapore
Fong Nyuk Loon, TechnipFMC
Arnis Judzis, University of Utah
Andrew Spowage, Wood Group
Tan Sri Wan Zulkiflee Wan AriffinPETRONAS
Neil KavanaghWoodside Energy Ltd.
Members
Members
Chair
Chair
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PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM GEOLOGISTS (AAPG)
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS (AIChE)
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS (ASCE)
Chengzao Jia, PetroChina Company Ltd.
Mark Hearn, Independent
Allan Filipov, EMGS Asia Pacific
John Jong, JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration Co
Lirio Quintero, Baker Hughes, a GE company
Norman Carnahan, Carnahan Corp.
Mark Charlesworth, Chevron
Tushar Poddar, EnergiseFutures
Alex Hali, Independent
Nancy Chan, Fugro Singapore Pte. Ltd.
Ilker Tutuncu, Hatch
Eddy Goh, Independent
Ragbir S. Dhillon, McDermott Asia Pacific Sdn. Bhd.
MingTuck Sam, MTS Engineering Consultant
CheeSian Hoo, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
Wan Ching Low, PETRONAS
Satyabrata Nayak, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Xianzhi Song, University of Petroleum Beijing China
Xiongfei Bi, INPEX Australia
Ashfaq Palejwala, JacobsZATE
Matthew Anastassiou, MMA Offshore Ltd.
Hanif Hashim, Petrofac E&C Sdn. Bhd.
Stuart F Mckay, Woodside Energy Ltd.
Vadim Anokhin, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
Marcus Tiang, Shell
YongChen Ng, Shell Project & Technology - East
John Lim, Shell Project & Technology - East
ChuanAik Lau, TechnipFMC
David White, University of Western Australia
Robby O’SullivanTechnipFMC
Richard KhoShell
Mazuin IsmailPETRONAS
Members
Members
ChairRobert Shoup, Subsurface Consultants & Associates, LLC
ChairMarc Lehmann, INPEX
ChairBartholomew Jukui, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
Vice ChairMark Tingay, Critical Stress Geomechanics
Vice ChairJulie Morgan, Woodside Energy Ltd.
Vice ChairEng Yeow Kuan, TechnipFMC
Members
Vice Chair Vice ChairChair
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS (ASME)
IEEE OCEANIC AND ENGINEERING SOCIETY (IEEE OES)
SOCIETY FOR MINING, METALLURGY, AND EXPLORATION (SME)
MARINE TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY (MTS)
SOCIETY OF EXPLORATION GEOPHYSICISTS (SEG)
William Kirkwood, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research
M.A. Atmanand, National Institute of Ocean Technology
Jen-Hwa Guo, National Taiwan University
Lian Lian, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Ken Takagi, The University of Tokyo
Dan McConnell, Fugro
Gregory Beckstrom, Independent
Nobuyuki Okamoto, JOGMEC
Sup Hong, Korea Research Instituteof Shops & Ocean Engineering
Joseph Liew, Baker Hughes, a GE company
Kenneth Yip, Shell Project & Technology - East
Mark Colbridge, DOF Subsea Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd.
Dechun Lin, CGG Singapore
Hitoshi Mikada, Kyoto University
Elita Yunyue Li, National University of Singapore
Mohd Rizal Arshad, Universiti Sains Malaysia
Ken Foote, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Albert J. Williams 3rd,Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Charles L. Morgan, Moana Hohonu LLC
Praveen Linga, National University of Singapore
Hiroyuki Nakahara,Research Institute for Ocean Economics, Japan
Albert Goh, TechnipFMC
Kieran Kavanagh, Wood
Mohd Firdaus Abdul Halim, PETRONAS
Wanida Sritongthae, PTT Exploration and Production Plc.
Chrissie Sylvester Lojikim, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
Members
Members
Members
Members
ChairVenugopalan Pallayil, National University of Singapore
ChairGeorge Moridis, Texas A&M University
ChairAdriaan Tange, Lloyd’s Register – Energy
ChairJason Hewlett, Independent
ChairDeva Ghosh, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS
Vice ChairMalcolm Heron, James Cook University
Vice ChairJohann Rongau, TechnipFMC
Vice ChairStephan Gelinsky, Shell International E&P
Members
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SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS (SPE)
THE MINERALS, METALS & MATERIALS SOCIETY (TMS)
John McCreery, Bain & Company
SeeHong Ong, Baker Hughes, a GE company
Zulkifly Mohammed, Baker Hughes, a GE company
Nan Yusri Nan Rahimy, Deleum Bhd.
Han Tiebout, GustoMSC
Ahmad Hasbullah Husain, Halliburton
Juan Carlos Palacio, Halliburton
Stephan Jacobs, Halliburton
Rafael Boada, INPEX Corp.
Stuart Smith, NOPSEMA
Hisham Basar, PETRONAS
Malik Faisal Abdullah, PETRONAS
MinTeong Lim, PETRONAS
Rahim Masoudi, PETRONAS
Rahimi Ab Wahad, PETRONAS
Ruslan Abdul Ghani, PETRONAS
Abdolrahim Ataei, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Anas Sofian, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Farris Bakar, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Gary Ong, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Mohd Faizatulizuddin Ishak, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Xiang Liu, American Bureau of Shipping
Binbin Li, Bureau Veritas
MengHoe Wong, MH Wong Marine Pte. Ltd.
Arun Dev, Newcastle University International Singapore
Mohammed Abdul Hannan,Newcastle University International Singapore
Mohd Suradi Yasin, Institute of Minerals, Malaysia
Muhd Hawari Hassan, PETRONAS
Yunthiam Yap, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Ahmad Zakiruddin Mohamed, SapuraKencana Petroleum Bhd.
Rais Imran, SapuraKencana Petroleum Bhd.
Walter MacKinlay, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
Yen Li Choong, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
Jeremy Wong, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
Khin Fah Bong, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
Tomasz Matlak, Schlumberger
Azhar Abdullah, Schlumberger
Maria Eugene Yanez Banda, Schlumberger
WeeChin Wong, Schlumberger
Zahris Sham Abu, Schlumberger
Ahmad Zairi Dzuljastri, Shell
Jian Zhang, SINOPEC Shengli Oilfield Co. Research Institute of Petroleum Engineering
Marin Abelanet, Subsea 7 Asia Pacific
Sharifudin Salahudin, Sutera Energy Solutions
Colin Swan, TechnipFMC
Elie Daher, United Safety
Paco Vieira, Weatherford
Thomas Ng, Weatherford
Ravi Kota, Shell
Nancho Foo, Singapore Maritime Academy
Jaime Tan, TechnipFMC
Adi Maimun, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
HockGuan Ong, Shell
Peter Huang, Subsea Engineering Inc.
Members
Members
ChairMohd Jukris Abdul Wahab, PETRONAS
ChairAllan R. Magee, National University of Singapore
ChairMelissa Chan, Institute of Materials, Malaysia
Vice ChairAravindh Kaniappan, Baker Hughes, a GE Company
Vice ChairMax Ong, Institute of Materials, Malaysia
Members
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MALAYSIA TASK FORCE
Halimahton Ahmad
Azmy Abd Wahab
Fadhil Hisham Mansor
Faisal Rashid
Datuk Seri Hj. Mhd. Amin Nordin Abd Aziz
Norhaslinda Nordin
Kua Kiat Chye
Omar Mohd Salleh
Mohd Saiful Arifin Rostam
Datuk N. Rajendaran
Masni Muhammad
Mohd Mazlan Mokhtar
Yazid Jafaar
Ahmad Azwan Ahmad Shukor
Sharifah Zaida Nurlisha Syed Ibrahim
Megat Zariman Abdul Rahim
Linda Zain
Abdul Hamid Ibrahim
Ezarisma Azni Mohamad
Kerina Fauzi
Razlan Rahim
Izzatul Ibrahim
Nor Aqmar Aizura Sallehuddin
Nur Shahirah Roslan
Syahiran Amir Hamzah
Aimuni Binti Ismail
Joseph Cheong
Jamalludin Obeng
Fareh Ishraf Md Hanipah
Sofiyan Yahya
Rohazlee Hashim
Rao AbdullahHalliburton
Muhammad Zamri JusohPETRONAS
International Conference & Exhibition Professionals (iCEP)
Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL)
Malaysia External Trade Development Corp. (MATRADE)
Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA)
Malaysia Petroleum Resources Corp. (MPRC)
Malaysian Oil & Gas Services Council (MOGSC)
Vice ChairChair
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Alexander HaliFM Global
Chair
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT STEM PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
THE NEXT WAVE COMMITTEE
Ida Ruzaini Altahari,ExxonMobil Exploration & Production Malaysia
Leeza Wan Jusoh,ExxonMobil Exploration & Production Malaysia
Michelle Lim, ConocoPhillips
Fikri Irawan, Consultant
Ching Siu Jeen, DownUnder GeoSolutions
Kasmariza Kassim, Malaysia Petroleum Resources Corp.
Azmel Rasheed, Malaysia Petroleum Resources Corp.
Sheah Chin Loong, McKinsey & Co.
Arun Krishnan, MODEC Offshore Production Systems (S) Pte. Ltd.
Chan Wei Chze, PETRONAS
Azad Azman, PETRONAS
Hanna Razif, Scomi Oiltools
Amir Sahudi, MISC
Hasri Ahmad, Murphy Oil Corp.
Andrew Chan, Murphy Oil Corp.
Suk Ling Teng, SMK Cheras Perdana
Siau-Inn Tee, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
Maheswaren Sugumaran, Schlumberger
Kenneth Yip, Shell
Jonathan Luke Ambrose, SMS Oilfield
Alahdal A. Hussein, Tanjung Offshore Sdn. Bhd.
Rula H. Karali, Tawau Green Energy
Syahrir Ridha, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS
Ilknur Bechir, Weatherford
Drennan Goodall, Woodside Energy Ltd.
Members
Members
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CORPORATE SUPPORTING ORGANISATION
PRINCIPAL SPONSORS
GENERAL SPONSORS
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Topical Luncheon – Day 3
Opening Ceremony, Welcome Reception, Lanyards and Closing Session
SCHEDULE OVERVIEW
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WSunday, 18 March 0900-1730 hours Registration Monday, 19 March 0800-1830 hours The Next Wave (Young Professionals
Workshop)0900-1730 hours Registration Tuesday, 20 March 0730-1900 hours Registration1400-1530 hours Opening Ceremony1530-1600 hours Official Opening of the Exhibition
and Coffee Break1530-1900 hours Exhibition1600-1730 hours Panel Session 1: The Sum is More
than Its Parts – Balancing Cost, Quality, Reliability, Safety and Sustainability
1600-1730 hours Technical Sessions1700-1900 hours Welcome Reception hosted by
PETRONAS at the Exhibition Hall Wednesday, 21 March 0730-1730 hours Registration0900-1030 hours Country Session 1: Japan0900-1030 hours Technical Sessions1000-1830 hours Exhibition1000-1830 hours University R&D Showcase1030-1100 hours Coffee Break1100-1230 hours Executive Plenary Session:
Excellence in Asia – Remaining Resilient and Responsive in a Dynamic Energy Market
1230-1400 hours Topical Luncheon1400-1530 hours Panel Session 2: Strategy Review
– Reshape and Regain Market Competitiveness
1400-1530 hours Country Session 2: Indonesia1400-1530 hours Special Session 1: FLNG1400-1530 hours Technical Sessions1530-1600 hours Coffee Break 1530-1600 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 11600-1730 hours Panel Session 3: Revolutionary
Evolution – The Impact of Big Data on Offshore Energy
1600-1730 hours Country Session 3: Thailand1600-1730 hours Technical Sessions1730-1800 hours Spotlight on New Technology Award
Presentation
Thursday, 22 March 0730-1730 hours Registration0800-1600 hours High School Student STEM
Programme0900-1030 hours Country Session 4: India0900-1030 hours Special Session 2: Autonomous
Operations0900-1030 hours Technical Sessions1000-1830 hours Exhibition1000-1830 hours University R&D Showcase1030-1100 hours Coffee Break 1030-1100 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 21100-1230 hours Plenary Session: Game Changing Ideas1100-1230 hours Country Session 5: Malaysia1100-1230 hours Technical Sessions1230-1400 hours Topical Luncheon1400-1530 hours Panel Session 4: Applications of
Technologies from Other Industries to Oil and Gas
1400-1530 hours Country Session 6: Vietnam1400-1530 hours Technical Sessions1530-1600 hours Coffee Break 1530-1600 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 31600-1730 hours Panel Session 5: The Energy Paradigm1600-1730 hours Country Session 7: Australia1600-1730 hours Special Session 3: Plugging and
Abandonment 1600-1730 hours Technical Sessions Friday, 23 March 0730-1600 hours Registration0900-1600 hours University R&D Challenge0900-1030 hours Panel Session 6: Better for Longer –
Asset Integrity and Life Extension0900-1030 hours Country Session 8: China0900-1030 hours Special Session 4: Deepwater Projects0900-1030 hours Technical Sessions1000-1600 hours Exhibition1030-1100 hours Coffee Break 1030-1100 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 41100-1230 hours Panel Session 7: Decommissioning –
The New Era1100-1230 hours Country Session 9: South Korea1100-1230 hours Special Session 5:Technologically
Challenged Fields1100-1230 hours Technical Sessions1230-1430 hours Conference Luncheon1430-1600 hours Panel Session 8: Talent and Performance
Management in Oil and Gas1430-1600 hours Country Session 10: Myanmar1430-1600 hours Technical Sessions1600-1730 hours Closing Session1600-2200 hours Exhibition Move-Out Saturday, 24 March 0800-1800 hours Exhibition Move-Out
Room 408/409Room 405Room 403/404Room 401/402
Technical Session 1FLNG
Technical Session 5Floating Systems
Technical Session 9Metocean and Hydrodynamics
Technical Session 13Decommissioning and
Abandonment
Technical Session 17Riser Systems
Technical Session 21Deepwater Designs and
Station Keeping
Technical Session 25Brown�eld Redevelopment
Technical Session 29IOR/EOR
Technical Session 33High CO2 and
Contaminated Fields
Technical Session 37Reservoir Management
and Surveillance
Technical Session 41Sensors and
Measurement Systems
Technical Session 2Reservoir Modelling
Technical Session 6Flow Assurance I
Technical Session 10Emerging Geophysical
Technologies
Technical Session 14Flow Assurance II
Technical Session 18Installation and Construction
Technical Session 22Geotechnical and Geohazards
Technical Session 26Reducing Exploration and
Development Risks
Technical Session 30Subsea Processing,
Flowlines and Umbilicals
Technical Session 34Developing Insights in Governance,
Standards and Guidelines
Technical Session 38Play-Based Exploration
and Basin Studies
Technical Session 42Marginal Fields
Technical Session 3Materials, Corrosion and
Inspection
Technical Session 7Unconventional
Technical Session 11Gas Production from Hydrates: Exploration and Field Activities
Technical Session 15Facilities Engineering
Technical Session 19Gas Production from Hydrates: Simulation Studies of Flow and
Geomechanics
Technical Session 23Asset Integrity
Technical Session 27AUV
Technical Session 31HSE and Critical Operations
Technical Session 35Reservoir Characterisation
Technical Session 39Big Data in Designs
and Operations
Technical Session 43Gas Production from Hydrates:
Supporting Experimental Studies
Technical Session 4Alternative/Offshore Renewable Energy
Technical Session 8Digital Applications
Technical Session 12Pipeline
Technical Session 16Managed Pressure Drilling and
Under Balanced Drilling
Technical Session 20Deepwater Wells Technology
Technical Session 24Well Completions and Tubular Technologies
Technical Session 28Cementing
Technical Session 32Drilling and
Completions Case Studies
Technical Session 36Drilling Fluids and
Geomechanics
Technical Session 40Drilling Bottom Hole Assembly
and Bit Technologies
Technical Session 44Oil and Gas
Environmental Protection
Technical Session
Of�cial Opening of Exhibition / Coffee Break
Welcome Reception
Coffee Break
Topical Luncheons
Coffee Break / ePoster Session 1
Coffee Break / ePoster Session 2
Topical Luncheons
Coffee Break / ePoster Session 3
Coffee Break / ePoster Session 4
Lunch
Closing Session
1400 - 1530
1530 - 1600 Of�cial Opening of Exhibition / Coffee Break
1600 - 1730
1700 - 1900 Welcome Reception
0900 - 1030
1030 - 1100 Coffee Break
1100 - 1230
1230 - 1400 Topical Luncheons
1400 - 1530
1530 - 1600 Coffee Break / ePoster Session 1
1600 - 1730
0900 - 1030
1030 - 1100 Coffee Break / ePoster Session 2
1100 - 1230
1230 - 1400 Topical Luncheons
1400 - 1530
1530 - 1600 Coffee Break / ePoster Session 3
1600 - 1730
0900 - 1030
1030 - 1100 Coffee Break / ePoster Session 4
1100 - 1230
1230 - 1430 Lunch
1430 - 1600
1600 - 1700 Closing Session
Country Session 1Japan
Country Session 2Indonesia
Country Session 3Thailand
Country Session 4India
Country Session 5Malaysia
Country Session 6Vietnam
Country Session 7Australia
Country Session 8China
Country Session 9South Korea
Country Session 10Myanmar
Opening Ceremony
Executive PlenaryExcellence in Asia - Remaining Resilient and Responsive to a
Dynamic Energy Market
Panel Session 1The Sum is More than Its Parts -
Balancing Cost, Quality, Reliability, Safety and Sustainability
Panel Session 2Strategy Review - Reshape and
Regain Market Competition
Panel Session 3Revolutionary Evolution - The Impact
of Big Data on Offshore Energy
Plenary SessionGame Changing Ideas
Panel Session 4Application of Technologies from Other Industries to Oil and Gas
Panel Session 5The Energy Paradigm
Panel Session 6Better for Longer - Asset Integrity
and Life Extension
Panel Session 7Decommissioning -
The New Era
Panel Session 8Talent and Performance
Management in Oil and Gas
The Next Wave - a programme for young
professionals - Rethinking Energy:
Adapting to Disruptive Forces in the Oil and
Gas Industry
High School Student STEM Event
High School Student STEM Event
High School Student STEM Event
High School Student STEM Event
University R&D Challenge
University R&D Challenge
University R&D Challenge
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Room 406/407 Conference Hall 3Banquet HallPlenary TheatrePlenary HallTime
Special Session 1FLNG
Special Session 2Autonomous Operations
Special Session 3Plugging and Abandonment
Special Session 4Deepwater Projects
Special Session 5Technologically
Challenged Fields
Conference Programme Schedule
Opening /Plenary Session Panel Session Country Session Special Session Young Member Programme
0800 - 1830
14
Room 408/409Room 405Room 403/404Room 401/402
Technical Session 1FLNG
Technical Session 5Floating Systems
Technical Session 9Metocean and Hydrodynamics
Technical Session 13Decommissioning and
Abandonment
Technical Session 17Riser Systems
Technical Session 21Deepwater Designs and
Station Keeping
Technical Session 25Brown�eld Redevelopment
Technical Session 29IOR/EOR
Technical Session 33High CO2 and
Contaminated Fields
Technical Session 37Reservoir Management
and Surveillance
Technical Session 41Sensors and
Measurement Systems
Technical Session 2Reservoir Modelling
Technical Session 6Flow Assurance I
Technical Session 10Emerging Geophysical
Technologies
Technical Session 14Flow Assurance II
Technical Session 18Installation and Construction
Technical Session 22Geotechnical and Geohazards
Technical Session 26Reducing Exploration and
Development Risks
Technical Session 30Subsea Processing,
Flowlines and Umbilicals
Technical Session 34Developing Insights in Governance,
Standards and Guidelines
Technical Session 38Play-Based Exploration
and Basin Studies
Technical Session 42Marginal Fields
Technical Session 3Materials, Corrosion and
Inspection
Technical Session 7Unconventional
Technical Session 11Gas Production from Hydrates: Exploration and Field Activities
Technical Session 15Facilities Engineering
Technical Session 19Gas Production from Hydrates: Simulation Studies of Flow and
Geomechanics
Technical Session 23Asset Integrity
Technical Session 27AUV
Technical Session 31HSE and Critical Operations
Technical Session 35Reservoir Characterisation
Technical Session 39Big Data in Designs
and Operations
Technical Session 43Gas Production from Hydrates:
Supporting Experimental Studies
Technical Session 4Alternative/Offshore Renewable Energy
Technical Session 8Digital Applications
Technical Session 12Pipeline
Technical Session 16Managed Pressure Drilling and
Under Balanced Drilling
Technical Session 20Deepwater Wells Technology
Technical Session 24Well Completions and Tubular Technologies
Technical Session 28Cementing
Technical Session 32Drilling and
Completions Case Studies
Technical Session 36Drilling Fluids and
Geomechanics
Technical Session 40Drilling Bottom Hole Assembly
and Bit Technologies
Technical Session 44Oil and Gas
Environmental Protection
Technical Session
Of�cial Opening of Exhibition / Coffee Break
Welcome Reception
Coffee Break
Topical Luncheons
Coffee Break / ePoster Session 1
Coffee Break / ePoster Session 2
Topical Luncheons
Coffee Break / ePoster Session 3
Coffee Break / ePoster Session 4
Lunch
Closing Session
1400 - 1530
1530 - 1600 Of�cial Opening of Exhibition / Coffee Break
1600 - 1730
1700 - 1900 Welcome Reception
0900 - 1030
1030 - 1100 Coffee Break
1100 - 1230
1230 - 1400 Topical Luncheons
1400 - 1530
1530 - 1600 Coffee Break / ePoster Session 1
1600 - 1730
0900 - 1030
1030 - 1100 Coffee Break / ePoster Session 2
1100 - 1230
1230 - 1400 Topical Luncheons
1400 - 1530
1530 - 1600 Coffee Break / ePoster Session 3
1600 - 1730
0900 - 1030
1030 - 1100 Coffee Break / ePoster Session 4
1100 - 1230
1230 - 1430 Lunch
1430 - 1600
1600 - 1700 Closing Session
Country Session 1Japan
Country Session 2Indonesia
Country Session 3Thailand
Country Session 4India
Country Session 5Malaysia
Country Session 6Vietnam
Country Session 7Australia
Country Session 8China
Country Session 9South Korea
Country Session 10Myanmar
Opening Ceremony
Executive PlenaryExcellence in Asia - Remaining Resilient and Responsive to a
Dynamic Energy Market
Panel Session 1The Sum is More than Its Parts -
Balancing Cost, Quality, Reliability, Safety and Sustainability
Panel Session 2Strategy Review - Reshape and
Regain Market Competition
Panel Session 3Revolutionary Evolution - The Impact
of Big Data on Offshore Energy
Plenary SessionGame Changing Ideas
Panel Session 4Application of Technologies from Other Industries to Oil and Gas
Panel Session 5The Energy Paradigm
Panel Session 6Better for Longer - Asset Integrity
and Life Extension
Panel Session 7Decommissioning -
The New Era
Panel Session 8Talent and Performance
Management in Oil and Gas
The Next Wave - a programme for young
professionals - Rethinking Energy:
Adapting to Disruptive Forces in the Oil and
Gas Industry
High School Student STEM Event
High School Student STEM Event
High School Student STEM Event
High School Student STEM Event
University R&D Challenge
University R&D Challenge
University R&D Challenge
Tues
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20
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Wed
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Thur
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Room 406/407 Conference Hall 3Banquet HallPlenary TheatrePlenary HallTime
Special Session 1FLNG
Special Session 2Autonomous Operations
Special Session 3Plugging and Abandonment
Special Session 4Deepwater Projects
Special Session 5Technologically
Challenged Fields
Conference Programme Schedule
Opening /Plenary Session Panel Session Country Session Special Session Young Member Programme
0800 - 1830
15
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OPEN
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OPENING CEREMONY
The Opening Ceremony will include a keynote address by the Honourable Dato’ Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Abdul Razak, Prime Minister of Malaysia, who
will officiate the opening of this conference. In addition, the ceremony will include remarks by Tan Sri Wan Zulkiflee Wan Ariffin, President & Group CEO,
PETRONAS, and Wafik Beydoun, OTC Board Chairman. Attendance at the Opening Ceremony will include representatives from government ministries and departments, and industry leaders, senior management, and technical
professionals from offshore energy resources industries.
Tuesday, 20 March • 1400 – 1530 hours • Plenary Hall, Level 1
WELCOME RECEPTION
Please join us at the OTC Asia Welcome Reception hosted by PETRONAS throughout the event’s exhibition area! Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the innovative technologies on display, network with fellow attendees, and enjoy
the refreshments on offer.
Tuesday, 20 March • 1700 - 1900 hours • Exhibition Halls, Ground Level
Hosted by
Tan Sri Wan Zulkiflee Wan AriffinPETRONAS
President & Group CEO
Wafik BeydounOTC Board
Chairman
Dato’ Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Abdul Razak(Invited)
Prime Minister of Malaysia
EXECUTIVE PLENARY
Asia as a region – given its large geographical footprint, sparse distribution of infrastructure and isolated pockets of petroleum resources – has built itself a strong legacy of delivering highly creative and cost competitive solutions. However, while the offshore energy industry continues to ride out the hardships of low oil price, the challenging market condition offers opportunities for the industry to reshape and redefine itself – demanding best practices and norms to be fully evaluated whilst seeking fit-for-purpose, affordable and innovative solutions.
• How has the industry adapted to the new oil price environment?
• What are the key lessons learned?• What new approaches have been pioneered in Asia? • Are there successful strategies that have been adopted
elsewhere that could be implemented in Asia?
Neil DuffinPresident, ExxonMobil Production Company ( EMPC)
Shashi Shanker, Chairman & Managing Director, ONGC
Datuk Mohd Anuar TaibExecutive Vice President & CEO, Upstream, PETRONAS
Andy Brown, Upstream Director, Royal Dutch Shell
Doug Pferdehirt, CEO, TechnipFMC
Khaled Al MogharbelPresident, Eastern Hemisphere, Schlumberger
Muqsit AshrafGlobal Lead and Managing Director, Accenture
Excellence in Asia - Remaining Resilient and Responsive to a Dynamic Energy Market Wednesday, 21 March • 1100 – 1230 hours • Plenary Hall, Level 1
Doug PferdehirtTechnipFMC
Shashi ShankerONGC
Andy BrownRoyal Dutch Shell
Neil DuffinExxonMobil Production
Company ( EMPC)
Datuk Mohd Anuar TaibPETRONAS
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Moderator
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The offshore energy industry has demonstrated considerable technical and commercial ingenuity over many decades, but the depressed oil price of the last 3 years has undermined much of the traditional business models for offshore oil and gas. Technology development has turned almost exclusively to cost reduction technologies and procurement models have re-benchmarked the cost base of many products and services, but more is required to re-establish a sustainable business.
This panel discussion will investigate “out of the box” innovations successfully implemented in companies outside our industry which have had to adapt to a changing environment. Accepting that “innovation” applies equally to technology, business practices and the combination of the two, it is unlikely that we will find a single game changing solution to the challenges of our industry.
Liu QiaoExecutive Director and Chief Technical Officer, 3M Japan
Steve Brown, Futurist, Bald Futurist
Darren HaasSenior Vice President, Platform Cloud Engineering, GE
Game Changing IdeasThursday, 22 March • 1100-1230 hours • Plenary Theatre, Level 3
Steve BrownBald Futurist
Darren HaasGE
Liu Qiao3M Japan
Speakers
Three speakers from different industries with diverse success stories, all relating to innovative businesses or practices, will share their experience. The speakers will be asked to share what was the novelty technology, business practice or combination which led to the success of their business and how elements of that success could be applied to the oil and gas industry in particular.
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PANEL SESSION 1
The end of 2014 marked the beginning of one of the most drawn out periods of supressed oil prices in recent history, and this has resulted in all stakeholders – regulators, operators and service providers having to adjust to a new reality. And because of the elements and dynamics that have led to this down cycle, as well as its protracted nature, there is a very strong perception that this new reality will become more of a long term norm, rather than a short term exception to the fundamental economics of the petroleum industry.
As is often the case with these down cycles, whilst organisations have quite rapidly evaluated their cost structures, and understood from a pure economical and commercial perspective how they need to operate to maintain or at the very least minimise destruction of value, they have yet to fully recognise and articulate what the new equilibrium level needs to be to balance the equally important elements of cost, quality, reliability, safety and sustainability.
Kevin RobinsonVice President, Sapura Exploration & Production
Rod MacDonaldSenior Vice PresidentOperations Services - Asia, Wood
Ahmed IbrahimVice President Digital Sales – APAC, Baker Hughes, a GE company
Zhiyong ZhaoVice President, Asia, Hess Corporation
Adif ZulkifliSenior Vice President, Development & Production, Upstream Business, PETRONAS
Aravindh KaniappanSynergy Leader Asia Pacific, Baker Hughes, a GE company
The Sum is More than Its Parts – Balancing Cost, Quality, Reliability, Safety and SustainabilityTuesday, 20 March • 1600-1730 hours • Plenary Theatre, Level 3
Ahmed IbrahimBaker Hughes,a GE company
Aravindh KaniappanBaker Hughes,a GE company
Kevin RobinsonSapura Exploration
& Production
Zhiyong ZhaoHess Corporation
Adif ZulkifliPETRONAS
Speakers
Moderator
This session aims to explore:• What, if any, current industry standards are excessive
and merely nice to have rather than essential
• Possible synergies that can be reached between the main stakeholders in this matrix that improve efficiencies that help with this balance of the five elements
• Potential structural change in procurement models that allow for a better balance of these five elements
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The oil and gas industry has a long history of responding to opportunities and challenges in a highly volatile environment defined by geopolitics, crude price movement, and the development of resources in frontier areas. In response, companies have deployed various strategic moves to remain sustainable and relevant. Since the oil price slump in 2014, some companies have been quick to reduce spending to optimise their portfolios and remain profitable whilst for others, the pursuit of profitability has been taken over by the agenda of survivability.
While quick measures may address short term challenges, sustainable actions are needed in the long run to ensure competitiveness. It is inevitable that the interdependencies within the industry ecosystem will be more relevant and crucial. Regardless of the oil price movement, operators will rely on a cost competitive service sector to allow for opportunities to be monetised.
Over the years, there have been recurring discussions on the subject of collaboration between operators and service providers, technology and new capability development, and innovative business models. In this session, leading oil and gas operators, service companies and industry analysts will present their views on key areas that the industry must address to ensure competitiveness.
Naser Al HajriSenior Vice President, Operations, Southeast Asia,Mubadala Petroleum
Samsudin MiskonVice President, Group Procurement, PETRONAS
Visal LengPresident, Asia Pacific, Baker Hughes, a GE company
Richard SaywellManaging DirectorCiti
Mohd Jukris Abdul WahabVice President, Malaysia Assets,PETRONAS
Strategy Review – Reshape and Regain Market CompetitivenessWednesday, 21 March • 1400-1530 hours • Plenary Theatre, Level 3
Samsudin MiskonPETRONAS
Naser Al HajriMubadala Petroleum
Mohd JukrisAbdul Wahab
PETRONAS
Visal LengBaker Hughes, a GE company
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Moderator
Amongst others they will examine:
• Emerging considerations that need to be addressed to ensure market competitiveness – from the operator and contractor viewpoints
• Whether the oil and gas value chain is aligned or are operators and service contractors still protecting their own turf
• The willingness of the industry to work on a collaborative basis to achieve win-win solutions
• How can IOCs, NOCs and service contractors co-create to ensure cost competitiveness
• Unique strategic moves that companies must address to ride market volatility
• Areas where the industry status quo can be challenged and improved to increase market competitiveness for all
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What will be the role of digital technology on innovation in the offshore oil and gas business? Will there be Uber-supply vessels or AirBnB host platforms? One area to further explore is Big Data and the new technologies that could be built on it. There is a growing demand to acquire and better utilise digital information on vessel and platform operations in order to improve performance and reduce OPEX. Using the Industrial Internet-of-Things (IIoT), field monitoring data can be centralised and by applying the concept of digital twinning and comparison with theoretical models, better prediction of performance or outcome could be achieved.
How could engineering firms improve their designs without compromising on industry standards of safety
Rarikumar JeevarathinamVice President Technology & Innovation, Lloyd’s Register
Chris ChungDirector, Digital Portfolio, Wartsila Global
Liane SmithVP Digital Solutions, Wood
Vinit VermaManager, Data & AnalyticsExxonMobil Information Technology
Satyam PriyadarshyTechnology Fellow and Chief Data Scientist, Halliburton
Allan R. MageeProfessor, National University of Singapore
Revolutionary Evolution - The Impact of Big Data on Offshore EnergyWednesday, 21 March • 1600-1730 hours • Plenary Theatre, Level 3
Vinit VermaExxonMobil
Information Technology
RarikumarJeevarathinamLloyd’s Register
Chris ChungWartsila Global
Allan R. MageeNational University
of Singapore
Satyam PriyadarshyHalliburton
Speakers
Moderator
and reliability, using information derived from Big Data analytics? How should operators share information with peers and contractors, in order to develop a clear picture of next generation ships, supply vessels and offshore platforms to reduce both CAPEX and OPEX, whilst protecting their intellectual property rights? What is the platform and framework to have a common language to share data?
This panel will discuss how the oil and gas sector could leverage on Big Data technologies to improve productivity, and reduce risks and costs.
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Applications of Technologies from Other Industries to Oil and GasThursday, 22 March • 1400-1530 hours • Plenary Theatre, Level 3
In this day and age, we have opportunities similar to those of Sir Isaac Newton “by standing on the shoulders of Giants” to advance our innovative thinking and increase the likelihood of successful disruption in the oil and gas business by observing the technologies developed in other industries to improve aspects such as their:
• Rate of incorporation of novel concepts;
• Efficiencies in data acquisition, visualisation and interpretation, and therefore, performance realisation; and
• Business models featuring culture shifts and enhanced team working
James ChongManaging Director, Accenture Digital, Accenture
Julie MorganChief Flow Assurance Engineer, Woodside Energy Ltd.
Speakers
Moderator
Wijnand MoonenVice President, Business Development Southeast Asia, Sky-Futures
James ChongAccenture
Wijnand MoonenSky-Futures
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In recent years, the energy sector has evolved rapidly to adapt to the demand and distribution of energy. Regulatory changes, increasing renewable portfolio standards, and advancement in technologies for production, storage, monitoring and distribution of energy have all contributed to the creation of a new energy landscape. This new economy, while still at its early stage, offers opportunities for every stakeholder in the energy value chain to improve cost control and be better prepared to meet future energy challenges.
Stefan vos de WaelGeneral Manager,Shell Energy Global Integration
Karen David GreenVice President, Investor RelationsMarketing and Communications,Weatherford
Arnold VolkenbornManaging Director, APAC Lead for AccentureStrategy Energy, Accenture
Tristan J. AsprayVice President, Asia Pacific / Middle EastExxonMobil Exploration Company
Scott DarlingExecutive Director, Head of Regional Oil &Gas Asia Pacific, J.P. Morgan
Hazli Sham KassimSenior General Manager, Integrated Carbon Management, MPM, PETRONAS
The Energy ParadigmThursday, 22 March • 1600-1730 hours • Plenary Theatre, Level 3
Speakers
Moderator
In this session, the panel will explore and discuss:
• Energy demand and energy mix
• Sustainability and the future energy landscape
• Investment in gas and disruption of shale gas
• Non-hydrocarbon / offshore renewable energy
Tristan J. AsprayExxonMobil Exploration
Company
Arnold VolkenbornAccenture
Stefan vos de WaelShell Energy Global
Integration
Karen David GreenWeatherford
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Under the current lower for longer cycle of oil price, there is undoubtedly more drive for life extension of offshore oil and gas producing facilities. Consequently, asset integrity management is an increasingly important aspect for life extension.
There are many aspects of asset integrity and life extension to review, including:
• Life cycle information
• Acceptance and guidelines by certification or local regulatory bodies
• Methods and technologies available in the market
• New development and research related to this topic
• Foundation and metocean considerations for offshore oil and gas facilities
Zahari Abdul RazakGroup Technical Advisor, GTA and Custodian, Civil and Structural Discipline, PETRONAS
Jill ChiengGeneral Manager, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
Amar UmapRegional Director Marine, APAC, Fugro
Christopher DoPresident & CEO, IEV Group Sdn. Bhd.
D.J. SchuldOperations Director – Consulting / Asset Integrity Services Continental Europe, Middle-East, India & Asia,Lloyd’s Register
Barry Headridge, General Manager Life of Field, Subsea Services, APAC, TechnipFMC
Better for Longer - Asset Integrity and Life ExtensionFriday, 23 March • 0900-1030 hours • Plenary Theatre, Level 3
Zahari Abdul RazakPETRONAS
Amar UmapFugro
Christopher DoIEV Group Sdn.Bhd.
Jill ChiengSarawak Shell Bhd.
D.J. SchuldLloyd’s Register
Speakers
Moderator
This session will focus on sharing of experiences in terms of economics, technical constraints, new guidance/code and technology development with presenters from operators, certification bodies, contractors, researchers and other specialists from geotechnical and/or metocean disciplines.
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The Asia Pacific region is home to the second largest population of offshore facilities and many of these facilities are over 25 years old. The industry is faced with the reality that these fields are becoming uneconomical to operate and need to be decommissioned. However, the effectiveness of decommissioning these assets is becoming one of the most significant business decisions as E&P activity has shifted to deeper water, harsher environments and increasingly complex projects. Operators have to fully understand the risks and opportunities when planning the decommissioning of these assets. This panel will gather representatives from regulators, operators, service providers and subject matter experts to address challenges, sharing of best practices and lessons learnt from various countries/regions in driving successful execution of decommissioning and well abandonment projects with key focus on:
Hasliza Othman, Senior General Manager, Resource Development, MPM, PETRONAS
Nigel LeesSenior Vice President, Wood
Aly HakamArea Manager, Chevron
Niels DijksmanRejuvenation and Decommissioning Manager,Brunei Shell Petroleum
Stuart SmithCEO, NOPSEMA
Decommissioning - The New EraFriday, 23 March • 1100-1230 hours • Plenary Theatre, Level 3
Nigel LeesWood
Aly HakamChevron
Hasliza OthmanPETRONAS
Speakers
Moderator
• How the implementation of regional/national regulation is affecting the timing/planning of a decommissioning project
• How to ensure effective decision can be made for an asset to be decommissioned, extended or divested
• What actions are needed for successful decommissioning to ensure maximum safety, cost-effectiveness and minimal environmental impact
Bartholomew JukuiEnd of Field Life BOM/D&R Owner, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
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Inge A Van CoppenolleExxonMobil Asia Pacific
Private Ltd.
PANEL SESSION 8
Like most industries, we are in the midst of a crew change, that is, the handover of the leadership and talent from the baby boomer generation to Generation X and Millennials.
The first challenge we must address is that there are not enough members of Generation X in the workforce to replace all of the retiring baby boomers. This challenge was being mitigated by retaining older staff by providing incentives not to retire, or by hiring consultants to help fill the shortfall. With the current low-price environment, the industry has seen many of the remaining baby boomers retire and leave the industry. That brings us to the second, and greatest challenge we need to address, the brain drain.
The loss of experienced geoscientists between 1986 and 1999 left many members of Generation X without access to mentors. As a result, they did not inherit the experience of previous generations. Reductions in the work force as a result of the current low-price environment mean that the
C. Susan Howes, Vice President Engineering, Subsurface Consultants & Associates, LLC
Datuk Ir. Dr. Abdul Rahim Hashim, Vice Chancellor, Universiti Malaya
Inge A Van Coppenolle, Human Resources Manager, Asia Pacific, ExxonMobil Asia Pacific Pte Ltd.
Nabeel Ahmed, Middle East North Africa & Asia Pacific HR Director, Halliburton
Deva Gosh, Professor in Geophysics, Head of Centre of Seismic Imaging, Universiti of Teknologi PETRONAS
Talent Management and Performance Management in Oil and GasFriday, 23 March • 1430-1600 hours • Plenary Theatre, Level 3
C. Susan HowesSubsurface Consultants
& Associates, LLC
Nabeel AhmedHalliburton
Speakers:
Moderator
Millennials will have even less access to mentors.
The lack of knowledge transfer has serious consequences to our industry. Our industry has a rich and storied heritage and there are many methods, techniques, and best practices that have been handed down from mentor to protége. That knowledge handed down by more experienced professionals to less experienced professionals can mean the difference between a successful well and a dry hole, or even a Macondo.
The collision between the crew change and the price collapse has left our industry with a potential talent shortfall. This session will address what we are doing, and what more we need to do to build and maintain the talent base we need to safely and effectively find and produce energy.
Robert Shoup, Chief Geologist, Subsurface Consultants & Associates, LLC
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Country sessions will provide in-depth coverage of the latest oil and gas development in Asia and beyond. In addition to country briefings that include market outlook, investment climate and opportunities, these sessions will also highlight industry and technological advancements in recent and on-going major projects.
The sessions will incorporate both presentations and panel discussions lead by subject-matter experts from government and regulatory bodies, national and independent oil companies, service companies and various oil and gas players active in featured countries.
Country Session 1JapanWednesday, 21 March • 0900 – 1030 hoursBanquet Hall, Level 3
Country Session 2IndonesiaWednesday, 21 March • 1400 – 1530 hoursBanquet Hall, Level 3
Country Session 3ThailandWednesday, 21 March • 1600 – 1730 hoursBanquet Hall, Level 3
Country Session 4IndiaThursday, 22 March • 0900 – 1030 hoursBanquet Hall, Level 3
Country Session 5MalaysiaThursday, 22 March • 1100 – 1230 hoursbanquet Hall, Level 3
Country Session 6VietnamThursday, 22 March • 1400 – 1530 hoursBanquet Hall, Level 3
Country Session 7AustraliaThursday, 22 March • 1600 – 1730 hoursBanquet Hall, Level 3
Country Session 8ChinaFriday, 23 March • 0900 – 1030 hoursBanquet Hall, Level 3
Country Session 9South KoreaFriday, 23 March • 1100 – 1230 hoursBanquet Hall, Level 3
Country Session 10MyanmarFriday, 23 March • 1430 – 1600 hoursBanquet Hall, Level 3
Special sessions are project-/technology-focused sessions that will share new and emerging technological advances, and highlight projects with new or significant technological achievements.
Special Session 1FLNG - Charting a New CourseWednesday, 21 March • 0900 – 1030 hoursRoom 304/305, Level 3
Special Session 2Autonomous OperationsWednesday, 21 March • 1400 – 1530 hoursRoom 304/305, Level 3
Special Session 3Plugging and AbandonmentThursday, 22 March • 1600 – 1730 hoursRoom 304/305, Level 3
Special Session 4Deepwater ProjectsFriday, 23 March • 0900 – 1030 hoursRoom 304/305, Level 3
Special Session 5Technologically Challenged FieldsFriday, 23 March • 1430-1600 hoursRoom 304/305, Level 3
Sponsoring companies will share insights on topics related to the offshore technology industry.
Wednesday, 21 March
Thursday, 22 March
COUNTRY SESSIONS SPECIAL SESSIONS
TOPICAL LUNCHEONS
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Tuesday, 20 March • 1600-1730 hoursRoom 401-402, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 1: FLNG
Session Chairpersons:Michael Si, National U. of SingaporeJaime Tan, TechnipFMC
Papers
28387 Statistical Analysis of Sloshing Impact Pressures on LNG Cargo
S. Kim and Y. Kim, Seoul National U.
28615 Managing Nitrogen Hazards on Floating LNG R.B. Harris Wong, Z.B. Kayat, I. Loh, and E.B.
Rashid, PETRONAS
28261 Resonant Fluid Motion in the Narrow Gap between FLNG and LNG Carrier
W. Zhao, U. of Western Australia; X. Feng, Bureau Veritas; K. Chua, Lloyd’s Register; H. Wolgamot, U. of Western Australia; B. Li, Bureau Veritas
28473 Advanced Cryogenic Risk Approaches: Escape and Evacuation - White Fog
J. Pujol Fernandez, Lloyd´s Register EMEA
Tuesday, 20 March • 1600-1730 hoursRoom 403-404, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 2: RESERVOIR MODELLING
Session Chairpersons:Lim Min Teong, PETRONASGeorge Moridis, Texas A&M U.
Papers
28543 Building Systemic Approach for Upscaling Flow Potential in South East Asia Deepwater
T. Khunaworawet, S. Daungkaew, D. Trieu, I.M. Gok, P. Millot, R. Paramatikul, and T. Duangprasert, Schlumberger
28313 Impact of Data Reconciliation at Various Scales in Construction of Representative Reservoir Model
T. Murugesu, R. Masoudi, I.I. Marzuki, D. Johare, J. Johan, and S. Wibowo, PETRONAS
28442 High-Speed Robust Simulation Delivers Fast, Detailed Results for a Complex Offshore Field
S. Mishra, A. Aggarwal, A. Ojha, and A. Agarwal, Schlumberger Asia Services Ltd.; A. Dutt, D.C. Bradley, and M.A. Giddins, Schlumberger; S. Kundu, A. Thapliyal, and S.K. Dimri, Oil & Natural Gas Corp. Ltd.
28401 Optimising Automatic History Matching for Field Application Using Genetic Algorithm and Particle Swarm Optimisation
S. Lee, Korea National Oil Corp.; K.D. Stephen, Heriot-Watt U.
Tuesday, 20 March • 1600-1730 hoursRoom 405, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 3: MATERIALS, CORROSIONAND INSPECTION
Session Chairpersons:Melissa Chan, Inst. of Materials, MalaysiaMax Ong, Inst. of Materials, MalaysiaAndrew Spowage, Wood
Papers
28393 Challenges in Avoiding Intermetallic Phase Embrittlement of Duplex Stainless Steel
H.G. Ong, Shell Malaysia E&P
28495 Fatigue Evaluation of Super Duplex Stainless Steel after 17 Years of Service in a Dynamic Umbilical in Asgaard Oil and Gas Field, Norway
D. Svedberg, Sandvik Materials Technology 28411 Oilfield Microbiology: Molecular Microbiology
Techniques Used during a Biocide Evaluation D. Bennet, Intertek
28446 Approach to Corrosion Management Programme and Risk Based Inspection Development for the World’s First Floating LNG
N.A. Mohamed, PETRONAS Group Technical Solutions; Z. Mahani, PETRONAS FLNG (1) Ltd.; N. Ali, PETRONAS Group Technical Solutions
Tuesday, 20 March • 1600-1730 hoursRoom 408/409, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 4: ALTERNATIVE/OFFSHORE RENEWABLE ENERGY
Session Chairpersons:Mohd Siraj Abdul Razack, IndependentAlbert Goh Chee Kong, TechnipFMC
Papers
28232 Certification Schemes for Marine Renewable Energy Technologies
J. Boutrot and L. Macadre, Bureau Veritas
28510 Wind Turbine Hybrid: Future Small Power Generation for Small Field
M.M. Yasir and M. Hamdan, PETRONAS
28434 The Feasibility Study of OTEC Integration on a Semi-Submersible O&G Production Platform
K. Yen and X. Jing, TechnipFMC
28286 Analysis of a Fixed Yaw Weathervane Offshore Wind Turbine Having Single Point Mooring
V. K Gopikrishnan, C. W Nathanial, and J. Bhattacharjee, Indian Inst. of Technology Kharagpur
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Wednesday, 21 March • 0900-1030 hoursRoom 401-402, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 5: FLOATING SYSTEMS
Session Chairpersons:Binbin Li, Bureau VeritasVadim Anokhin, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
Papers
28479 Full-Scale Verification of the Hydrodynamic Motions of a Floating Facility
M. Zed, Woodside Energy Ltd.; I. Milne, U. of Western Australia
28328 CFD Simulation of Roll Damping of a New-Build Barge-Shaped FPSO Vessel with Bilge Keels
J.H. Tan, Y.J. Teng, and J.W. Kim, TechnipFMC; S.K. Sinha, Technip MHB Hull Engineering
28318 Hydrodynamic Interaction and Shielding Effect between Multi-Bodies for Modular Floating Oil Storage Tank System
L. Wan and A.R. Magee, National U. of Singapore; J. Jin, Sintef Ocean; K. Ang, National U. of Singapore; O. Hellan and A. Watn, Sintef Ocean
28538 Green Water Evaluation for FPSOs during Cyclones
L. Chen, S. Draper, H. Wolgamot, and L. Cheng, U. of Western Australia
Wednesday, 21 March • 0900-1030 hoursRoom 403-404, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 6: FLOW ASSURANCE I
Session Chairperson:Julie Morgan, Woodside Energy Ltd.
Papers
28247 Flow Assurance Challenges for FLNG Project W. Wan Hashim, J. M. Johar, and R. Mohd
Norpiah, PETRONAS
28363 Malikai Deepwater TLP Initial Start-Up and Operation: Flow Assurance Challenges and Learnings towards Achieving First-Oil
M. Chow, Sarawak Shell Bhd.; Y. Loke, Sabah Shell Petroleum Co. Ltd.; P. Bandan, Sarawak Shell Bhd.; X. Zou, Sabah Shell Petroleum Co. Ltd.
28361 Multi Functional Pipeline Systems A. Kalia, T. Skowronek, and E. Oneill,
OneSubsea, a Schlumberger Co.; A. Critsinelis, S. Mebarkia, and K. Lundeen, Chevron; H. Abu Zeid, OneSubsea, a Schlumberger Co.
28578 Quantitative Evaluation Techniques for Hydrate Anti-Agglomerants
S.A. Morrissy, M.L. Johns, E.F. May, and Z.M. Aman, U. of Western Australia
Wednesday, 21 March • 0900-1030 hoursRoom 405, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 7: UNCONVENTIONAL
Session Chairpersons:Zahidah M Zain, PETRONASSuresh Sinnappu, Baker Hughes, a GE company
Papers
28462 Fracture Characterisation through Image Log Conductive Feature Extraction
H. Xian, Shell; M. Giorgioni, Shell Italia E&P S.p.A; C. Tueckmantel, Shell
28380 An Integrated Multi-Scale Numerical Simulation of Transient Gas Flow in Shale Matrix
J. Zhan, U. of Calgary
28595 A Comprehensive Approach for Quantifying Volume-of-Investigation of Diagnostic Fracture-Injection/Falloff Test (DFIT) by Considering Natural Fractures, Fissures and Microfractures
Z. Chen, The U. of Texas at Austin; X. Liao, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing; W. Yu, Texas A&M U.; K. Sepehrnoori, The U. of Texas at Austin
28271 Mumbai High Metamorphic Basement Reservoirs: An Integrated Workflow Based Approach for Fracture Modelling and Real Time Planning and Monitoring
S.K. Mukherjee and S.N. Chitnis, Oil and Natural Gas Corp. Ltd.
Wednesday, 21 March • 0900-1030 hoursRoom 408/409, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 8: DIGITAL APPLICATIONS
Session Chairpersons:Nan Yusri Nan Rahimy, Deleum Bhd.Elie Daher, United Safety
Papers
28503 Extending Virtual Metering to Provide Real Time Exception Based Analytics for Optimising Well Management and Chemical Injection
H. Law and J. Kong, Sarawak Shell Bhd.; P. Phua, Shell Projects & Technology; J. Briers, Shell Global Solutions International
28555 Enhancing Operations with Digital Technology to Bring Expertise to Site
P. Oliver, Wood
28598 Real Time Operation: Game Changer Towards Effective and Collaborative Drilling Operation
F. Iskandar, PETRONAS
28320 Fueling the Next-Gen Digital Oilfield L. Scott, SES Networks
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Wednesday, 21 March • 1400-1530 hoursRoom 401-402, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 9: METOCEAN AND HYDRODYNAMICS
Session Chairpersons:Malcolm Lewis Heron, James Cook U.Allan Magee, National U. of Singapore
Papers
28452 Deriving Directional Wave Spectra from Ship Motions I. Milne, U. of Western Australia; M. Zed,
Woodside Energy Ltd.
28351 Reduced Downtime in Subsea Operations through Use of Predictions of Underwater Visibility for ROVs: Science and Application
P. Larcombe, RPS MetOcean; M. Garvey, Shell Australia
28400 Estimation of Storm Surge and Reservoir Subsidence Using Platform Mounted SAAB Wave Radar
V. Anokhin, Sarawak Shell Bhd.; K. Ewans, Metocean Research Ltd.
28521 Stochastic Approach on the Prediction of Deck Slamming Occurrence for Column-Stabilsing Platforms
H. Nam, D. Lim, and Y. Kim, Seoul National U.
Wednesday, 21 March • 1400-1530 hoursRoom 403-404, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 10: EMERGING GEOPHYSICAL TECHNOLOGIES
Session Chairpersons:Xianzhi Song, China U. of Petroleum, BeijingRavi Pathak, PETRONASDeva Prasad Ghosh, U. Teknologi PETRONAS
Papers
28298 Applications of Hydrocarbon Prediction in Malaysian Offshore Using a New Attribute in Place of Conventional AVO Fluid Factor
C. Liu and D.P. Ghosh, U. Teknologi PETRONAS
28505 4D Seismic Qualitative Interpretation as a Tool for Water Injection Monitoring in a Field Located in Malaysian Basins
S. Danaei, M. Hermana, and D.P. Ghosh, U. Teknologi PETRONAS
28585 Stratigraphic Reservoir Characterisation Using Simultaneous Seismic Inversion in Bongkot Field, Gulf of Thailand
W. Promrak, P. Fongsuk, R. Uttareun, S. Sa-Nguanphon, N. Tubsrinuan, K. Matangkapong, J. Iamboon, K. Srisuriyon, S. Pabchanda, and H.I. Sognnes, PTTEP
28391 Seismic Imaging through Gas Clouds in the Presence of Strong Azimuthal Anisotropy Using Orthorhombic 3D FWI
N.E. Elkady, A. Ghazali, and T. Konuk, PETRONAS; S. Maitra, F. Basir, and M. Ghazali, CGG
Wednesday, 21 March • 1400-1530 hoursRoom 405, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 11: GAS PRODUCTION FROM HYDRATES: EXPLORATION AND FIELD ACTIVITIES
Session Chairpersons:Pushpendra Kumar, Oil and Natural Gas Corp. Ltd.George Moridis, Texas A&M U.
Papers
28307 Indian National Gas Hydrate Programme Expedition 02 Technical Contributions
T.S. Collett, US Geological Survey
28466 Gravel-Packing Sand Retaining Precision for Hydrate Exploitation Wells in Shenhu Area, Northern of South China Sea
Y. Li, N. Wu, and C. Liu, Qingdao Inst. of Marine Geology
28550 Permeability of Gas Hydrate-Bearing Sediments with Various Gas Hydrate Saturation Condition in the Ulleung Basin of Korea
C. Kang and G. Cho, KAIST; J. Lee, Korea Inst. of Geoscience & Mineral Resources
28268 Well Design for Methane Hydrate Production: Developing a Low Cost Production Well for Offshore Japan
M. Yamamoto, K. Miura, K. Takagi, and R. Wada, U.of Tokyo
Wednesday, 21 March • 1400-1530 hoursRoom 408/409, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 12: PIPELINE
Session Chairpersons:Kenneth Yip, Shell Projects & Technology - EASTKartik Sharma, The Jukes Group
Papers
28559 New Flexible Pipe Cost Effective Solution for Static Application
S. Legeay, P. Renaud, and V. Kristof, TechnipFMC
28589 Corrosion Resistance Alloy Lined Pipe Seal Weld Assessment Using Finite Element Analysis and Full Scale Qualification Testing for High Precsure and High Temperature Pipeline Application
I. Eka Putra, PETRONAS
28355 Realising Cost Optimisation of Offshore Welding Using Automated Ultrasonic (AUT)Testing and Engineering Critical Assessment (ECA)
G. Md Zin, PETRONAS (Alternate paper technical session 25)
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Wednesday, 21 March • 1600-1730 hoursRoom 401-402, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 13: DECOMMISSIONINGAND ABANDONMENT
Session Chairpersons:Calvin Yang, Baker Hughes, a GE companyBartholomew Jukui, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
Papers
28240 The Value of Subsea Pipelines to Marine Biodiversity
T. Bond, J.C. Partridge, D. White, J. Prince, and D. McLean, U. of Western Australia
28359 First SFRSC Decommissioning Project Sharing M.B. Mohamad and S.B. Md Daud,
PETRONAS
28218 Verification of Barriers in a Suspension or Abandonment Phase
J.F. Halvorsen, Interwell; A.F. Stein, Interwell Norway AS
28603 Thru Tubing Approach to Permanent Reservoir Abandonment in Candidate Wells for Slot Recovery
S.A. Canny, Weatherford
Wednesday, 21 March • 1600-1730 hoursRoom 403-404, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 14: Flow Assurance II
Session Chairperson:Alex Hali, FM Global
Papers
28350 Risk-Based Flow Assurance Design for Natural Gas Hydrate Production Systems
B.W. Norris, M.L. Johns, E.F. May, and Z.M. Aman, U. of Western Australia
28224 Microcarriers for Smart Release of Kinetic Hydrate Inhibitors Under Hydrate Formation Condition inside Flowlines
S. Lee, KAIST; J. Park and Y. Seo, Seoul National U.; S. Kim, KAIST
28379 Unconventional Gas Dehydration System Failure Resulting in a Gas Hydrate Blockage
J.D. Sundramoorthy, Baker Hughes, a GE company; M.J. Leknes, Murphy Oil Corp.; K. Moodley, SBM Joint Venture Malaysia Deepwater Production Contractors (MDPC)
28458 Operating Envelope for Oil Pipelines in Caspian Sea to Handle Liquid Slugging, Hydrate and Wax Issues
S.H. Azman and R. Mohd Norpiah, PETRONAS
Wednesday, 21 March • 1600-1730 hoursRoom 405, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 15: FACILITIES ENGINEERING
Session Chairpersons:Mohd Siraj Abdul Razack, IndependentAlbert Goh Chee Kong, TechnipFMC
Papers
28349 Mercury Removal Unit Offline Feasibility Study for Optimising Mercury Content in Gas Export Stream
T. Surapapwong and S. Laikitmongkol, PTTEP
28235 CO2 Compression Technology, Conventional Centrifugal vs New Shockwave Compressor
M.K. Mohamed, PETRONAS
28596 Gas Compressor: Pushing Its Capacity Limit via Surge Control and Polytrophic Efficiency Operating Point Optimisation
S. Kumaran C, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
28618 New Integrated Simulation Approach to Right-Size Upstream Compression System Design for Life of Field
L.K. Mun, KBC Advanced Technologies Sdn. Bhd.; T. Shire and T. Akinradewo, KBC Process Technology Ltd.; H. John and C. Abel, Advisian, a WorleyParsons Co.
Wednesday, 21 March • 1600-1730 hoursRoom 408/409, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 16: MANAGED PRESSURE DRILLING AND UNDER BALANCED DRILLING
Session Chairpersons:Mark Arathoon, PETRONASChad Wuest, Weatherford
Papers
28415 First Pressurised Mud Cap Drilling with Top Kill Application in Malaysia Development Wells which Eliminates the Requirement for Downhole Isolation Valve
M. Idris, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; M. Musa and S. Musa, PETRONAS
28269 Should Managed Pressure Drilling be the Standard for Drilling Offshore?
P. Vieira and C. Wuest, Weatherford
28436 Real Time Condition Monitoring of the Wellbore Seal through Hydraulic Fluid Analysis Using an Active Wellbore Sealing System during Managed Pressure Drilling
A.D. Johnson, S. Sundarmoorthy, and B. Piccolo, AFGlobal Corp.
28228 Under Balanced Drilling: Experience in India P.D. Motghare and A.S. Musale, Oil and
Natural Gas Corp. Ltd.
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Thursday, 22 March • 0900-1030 hoursRoom 401-402, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 17: RISER SYSTEMS
Session Chairpersons:Arun Dev, Newcastle U. International SingaporeRavi Kota, Shell Malaysia
Papers
28455 Hybrid Riser Towers - Not Just for Deepwater F. Lim and S. Natarajan, 2H Offshore
28432 In-Service Riser Inspection System (IRIS) Y. Nicolas, TechnipFMC
28279 Cost Effective Riser Solutions for Deepwater Gas Developments: Steel Lazy Wave Catenary Riser vs Tethered Catenary Risers
S. Eyssautier and Y. Brouard, Subsea 7
28586 A Practical Riser Restrain Solution for Enhancing Drilling Operability in Harsh Environment Scenarios
C. Edward, Newcastle U. International Singapore; R. Deshmukh and V. Prampakov, Frigstad Engineering Singapore; A.K. Dev, Newcastle U. International Singapore
Thursday, 22 March • 0900-1030 hoursRoom 403-404, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 18: INSTALLATION AND CONSTRUCTION
Session Chairpersons:Ahmad Zakiruddin Mohamed, SapuraEnergyKuan Eng Yeow, TechnipFMC
Papers
28416 Installation and Testing of Polyester Rope Coupled Mooring System for Tender-Assisted Drilling at Malikai TLP
R. Kota, Shell Malaysia; K. Yip, Shell Projects & Technology; S. Amurol Jamal, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
28605 Measures to Overcome Subsea Installation Challenges from High Currents Offshore East Coast of India
E. Paul and A. Gupta, McDermott Asia Pacific Sdn. Bhd.
28226 Wheatstone Subsea Installation: Challenges Associated with Large Numbers of Subsea Heavy Lifts and Spools Offshore Australia
D. Cosson, TechnipFMC
28540 Installation of the World’s First Subsea Thermoplastic Composite Flowline for Hydrocarbon Service
W. Spruijt, Airborne Oil & Gas
Thursday, 22 March • 0900-1030 hoursRoom 405, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 19: GAS PRODUCTION FROM HYDRATES: SIMULATION STUDIES OF FLOW AND GEOMECHANICS
Session Chairpersons:Peter Englezos, The U. of British ColumbiaTianfu Xu, Jilin U.
Papers
28496 Geomechanical Stability and Overall System Behavior of Sloping Oceanic Accumulations of Hydrates Responding to Dissociation Stimuli
G. Moridis, Texas A&M U. & Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; M.T. Reagan and A.F. Queiruga, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
28369 Numerical Modelling of Natural Gas Hydrate Dissociation in Porous Media by Depressurisation
Z. Yin, National U. of Singapore/Lloyd’s Register GTC; G.J. Moridis, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; P. Linga, National U. of Singapore
28215 Evaluation of Gas Productivity from Layered Heterogeneity Methane Hydrate Reservoirs by Depressurisation
Y. Yuan, T. Xu, Y. Xia, and X. Xin, Jilin U.
Thursday, 22 March • 0900-1030 hoursRoom 408/409, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 20: DEEPWATER WELLS TECHNOLOGY
Session Chairpersons:Aravindh Kaniappan, Baker Hughes, a GE companyWalt MacKinlay, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
Papers
28234 Field Test Results for a Subsea Wireless Annulus Monitoring System
F.J. Rodriguez, FMC Technologies Inc.
28453 Egina Deepwater Development: Isolation Barrier Valve Case Study
G. Forrest, Halliburton; K.J. Johnson, Halliburton Energy Services Group; C. Morand and V. Okengwu, Halliburton; V. Chaloupka, Total E&P Nigeria Ltd.
28357 Structural Conductor Design Improvement and Jetting Operations Execution for Ultra-Deepwater Well
M. Paimin and Z. Zainal Abidin, PETRONAS Carigali Brunei Ltd.; S. Natarajan, 2H Offshore; M. Ahmed Shafei, M. Omar, and M.B. Abitalhah, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; K. Thavaras Pathy, PETRONAS Carigali Brunei Ltd.
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28533 Managed Pressure Drilling Technologies in Deepwater Operations: The Asia Pacific Experience
M.Y. Koshim, H. Chan and C. Ho, Weatherford (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.
Thursday, 22 March • 1100-1230 hoursRoom 401-402, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 21: DEEPWATER DESIGNS AND STATION KEEPING
Session Chairpersons:Colin Swan, TechnipFMCRavi Kota, Shell Malaysia
Papers
28477 The Role of Model Testing in the Execution of Deepwater Projects
A.R. Magee, National U. of Singapore
28257 Mooring System Selection for Tender Assisted TLP Drilling Operation
J. Wang and L. Tan, Technip MHB Hull Engineering
28433 FPSO/FSO’s Mooring Integrity Management: Experience in the Waters of Southeast Asia (SEA)
S. Abdul Hamid, H. Keresnan, and H. Abdul Rahman, MISC Bhd.
28542 An Investigation for Fatigue Analysis of the Mooring Chain Considering OPB Bending Effect
W. Huang, B. Li, and G. Jagite, DTRC, Bureau Veritas Singapore (Marine) Pte. Ltd.; A. Gerthoffert, ATRC, Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore Division China
Thursday, 22 March • 1100-1230 hoursRoom 403-404, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 22: GEOTECHNICAL AND GEOHAZARDS
Session Chairpersons:Mark Tingay, Critical Stress GeomechanicsRazali Ahmad, PETRONAS
Papers
28276 Identifying Shallow Water Flow in Offshore Malaysia Using Multicomponent Data and FWI Approach
E.W. Purnomo and D.P. Ghosh, U. Teknologi PETRONAS
28547 Effective Seismic Workflow to Reveal and Delineate Geohazard in Carbonate Drilling
F. Xue, Schlumberger
28210 Malikai Project: Design of TLP Foundation Pile at Geologically Challenging Area, Offshore Malaysia
Y. Ng, Sarawak Shell Bhd.; C. Hadley, Shell Global Solutions; H. Suroor, Genesis Oil & Gas Consultants
28421 Mitigating Wellbore Stability Challenges of Extended-Reach Drilling in the Overpressure and Naturally Fractured Formations
M. Asadi, K. Rahman, and Q. Ta, Baker Hughes, a GE company; V. Ha and H. Phuong, Japan Vietnam Petroleum Co.
Thursday, 22 March • 1100-1230 hoursRoom 405, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 23: ASSET INTEGRITY
Session Chairpersons:Alex Hali, FM GlobalM.A. Hannan, Newcastle U. International Singapore
Papers
28347 Dynamic Integrity Management of Flexible Pipe through Condition Performance Monitoring
C. Escuer, C. Mahieu, and P. Sicsic, TechnipFMC
28352 Integrating an RBI Approach for Vibration-Induced Fatigue into a Mechanical Integrity Programme
P. Crowther and B. Loneragan, Wood Group - Vibration, Dynamics & Noise
28293 Valuable Improvements of Data Preparation and Controlling Operational Regime Practices at Mature Field as a Basic Part of a Smart Field Concept Usage (Case Study)
D. Kyrnaev, AO RITEK; V.V. Fomin, SibProjectAutomation Ltd.; A. Maslanov, A. Amirov, and I. Batilov, AO RITEK; K. Ratanov, Ritek Enpc; A. Kozhin, A. Klemba, A. Rybalko, and M. Guletzskiy, SibProjectAutomation Ltd.
Thursday, 22 March • 1100-1230 hoursRoom 408/409, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 24: WELL COMPLETIONS AND TUBULAR TECHNOLOGIES
Session Chairpersons:Faizatulizuddin Ishak, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.Tomasz Matlak, Schlumberger
Papers
28557 Pushing Operational Limits in Challenging Perforating Environments
O. Samuel, O. Fabian, M. Rosato, and M. Khalid, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; M. Ramli, J. Cade, and A.M. Al Busaidy, Schlumberger WTA Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.; A. Rosli and M. Saleh, Welltec A/S; N. Md Jusoh, M. A Hamid, M. Johari, and M. Idris, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
28616 A Novel Dual Packer Combination Solution for Achieving Isolation of Mild Sour Gas Lift from a Non-Nace Rated Top Tension Riser and Achieving Pre-Tensioning of a Dual Tubing String for Fatigue Avoidance
N. Saad and J. Wong, Sarawak Shell Bhd.; K. Wong, Shell International E&P Co.
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28576 OCTG Standardisation and Surplus Reutilisation Bring Cost Reduction Efforts to Fruition
S.G. Ong, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; M.F. Abdullah, Z. Abdul Razak, and A.S. Abdul Ghani, PETRONAS
28220 The Operational Benefits of 30” Casing while Drilling (CwD) Conductor Installation
J. Thibodeaux and S. LeBlanc, Frank’s International
Thursday, 22 March • 1400-1530 hoursRoom 401-402, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 25: BROWNFIELD REDEVELOPMENT
Session Chairpersons:Nan Yusri Nan Rahimy, Deleum Bhd.Stephen Jacobs, Halliburton
Papers
28581 Success Story of Integrated Reservoir Characterisation and Reservoir Management Approach to Deliver Infill Wells in the MTJDA Area, North Malay Basin
A.S. Setiawan, A. Rachmadi, M.H. Simatupang, O.P. Pakpahan, M. Mohd Pushiri, and S. Ratanavanich, Carigali-PTTEPI Operating Co. Sdn. Bhd.
28568 Coiled Tubing-Conveyed Contact Logging for Accurate New Zone Perforation to Maximise Gas Production in Peninsular Malaysia
S. Mohd Shuib, S. Zulkipli, A. Abd Hamid, S.B. Abdul Ghani, A. Mohamed, and N. Saleh, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; T. Devan, D.A. Wijoseno, P. Millot, I. Sorman, N. Yong, and H. Azhar, Schlumberger
28450 Holistic Approach for the Design of Non-Damaging Fluids to Drill a Horizontal Well in a Mature Field
M.T. Rincon-Torres, D. Phillips, S. Gupta, and S. Jacobs, Halliburton
28236 Mobile Water Injection Facilities: Case Study of Brownfield Redevelopment Strategy
J. Lim, D. Awg Bakar, S. Ismail, and N. Alifiah, PETRONAS
Thursday, 22 March • 1400-1530 hoursRoom 403-404, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 26: REDUCING EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT RISKS
Session Chairpersons:Allan Filipov, EMGSSatyabrata Nayak, PETRONAS
Papers
28606 Improved Pre-Drill Pore Pressure Prediction for HPHT Exploration Well Using 3D Basin Modelling Approach: A Case Study Offshore Vietnam
S.T. Nguyen, S.K. Hoang, and G.H. Khuc, Bien Dong POC
28584 Filling in the Holes: Innovative Use of Integrated Multibeam and Seismic Data to Achieve Geological Objectives
S. B Sheik, N. Adilah Bt Amran, M. B M Ripin, K. Mei Ai, S. Nayak, M. B Idris, and A.B. Che Johari, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
28513 Deepwater NW Borneo Geohazards Catalogue: Impact on Hydrocarbon Exploration and Development
K. Bong, S. Newton, and F. Kamaruddin, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
28274 Reservoir Monitoring by CSEM Data: A Fictitious Domain Strategy
S. Amani, H. Mikada, and J. Takekawa, Kyoto U.
Thursday, 22 March • 1400-1530 hoursRoom 405, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 27: AUV
Session Chairpersons:Venugopalan Pallayil, National U. of SingaporeMohd Rizal Arshad, U. Sains Malaysia
Papers
28422 Experimental Performance of an Underwater Acoustic Network Operating in Real-Time Exchange of Navigation and Sensor Data
K. Kebkal, V. Kebkal, and O. Kebkal, Evologics GmbH
28617 Accessing Data from a Deepwater Sandface Monitoring System Using an Autonomous, Unmanned Surface Vehicle: Japan Case Study
S. Chee, S. Pai, E. Yandon, H. Tan, and M. Ando, Schlumberger; K. Yamamoto and S. Suzuki, Japan Oil Gas & Metals National Corp.
28312 Understanding the Global Scientific Value of ROV Data to Quantify Marine Ecology and Guide Offshore Decommissioning Strategies
D. McLean and J. Partridge, U. of Western Australia; M. Benfield, Louisiana State U.; D. Booth, U. of Technology Sydney; A. Fowler, NSW Department of Primary Industries; A. Gates and D. Jones, National Oceanography Centre; P. Macreadie, Deakin U.; P. Thomson and D. White, U. of Western Australia
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Thursday, 22 March • 1400-1530 hoursRoom 408/409, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 28: CEMENTING
Session Chairperson:Pankaj Jain, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Papers
28593 An Improvised Secure Outsourceable Group Key Transfer Protocol to Secure Oil and Gas Control System
M. Singh, S. Mishra, and K. Ojha, Indian Inst. of Technology
28500 Control and Analysis of Sustained Casing Pressure Caused by Cement Sealed Integrity Failure
B. Zhang, China U. of Petroleum & Texas A&M U.; Z. Guan, China U. of Petroleum; A. Hasan, Texas A&M U.
28273 Storable Liquid Bead Systems as Lightweight Additives for Oilwell Cementing
X. Pang, T.S. Sodhi, G. Hundt, S. Lewis, R.F. Vargo, and B.C. Tan, Halliburton
28287 CO2 Direct Utilisation Technology for Economic Development of High CO2 Gas Field: A Technology Assessment Study
H.M. Lahuri, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.
Thursday, 22 March • 1600-1730 hoursRoom 401-402, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 29: IOR/EOR
Session Chairpersons:Rahim Masoudi, PETRONASGeorge Moridis, Texas A&M U.
Papers
28229 Studies of Foam for Mobility Control at High Temperature with Varied Reservoir Rock Permeabilities
R. Kamarul Bahrim, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.; Y. Zeng, Rice U.; S. Vincent Bonnieu and R. Farajzadeh, Shell Global Solutions International B.V.; J. Groenenboom, Shell China E&P Co. Ltd.; S.R. Mohd Shafian and A. Abdul Manap, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.; G.J. Hirasaki and S.L. Biswal, Rice U.
28486 Next-Generation Gelling Agents for Improved Performance in Waterflood Processes
C. Temizel, Aera Energy LLC-EBS; C. Yegin, Texas A&M U.
28245 Study of Waterflood Enhancement with Surfactant Injection in Medium and Light Crude Oil Reservoirs
L. Quintero, M.J. Deighton, H. Nguyen, E. Willmott, O.V. Kuznetsov, and R. Tompkins, Baker Hughes, a GE company
28395 A Systematical Reservoir Simulation Study on Assessing the Feasibility of CO2 Sequestration in Shale Gas Reservoir with Potential Enhanced Gas Recovery
J. Zhan, U. of Calgary
Thursday, 22 March • 1600-1730 hoursRoom 403-404, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 30: SUBSEA PROCESSING, FLOWLINES AND UMBILICALS
Session Chairpersons:Marin Abélanet, Subsea 7 Asia PacificJulie Morgan, Woodside Energy Ltd.
Papers
28527 Subsea Compression: Reliable and Proven Solution to Increase Gas Fields Recovery
S.H. Yeaw, A. Storstenvik, and R. Vesterkjaer, Aker Solutions
28366 A Review of Recent Progress in Developing Water Quality Measurement Instruments for Subsea Separation and Produced Water Re-Injection or Discharge Applications
M. Yang and Z. Latif, NEL
28562 Electric Controls Technology: The Role in Future Subsea Systems
S. Moe, C.M. Johansen, Ø. Rokne, and O. Monsson, TechnipFMC
28516 Integrated Field Performance Study for Kanowit Subsea Production Control System
S. Hammond, PETRONAS
Thursday, 22 March • 1600-1730 hoursRoom 405, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 31: HSE AND CRITICAL OPERATIONS
Session Chairpersons:Stephen Jacobs, HalliburtonElie Daher, United Safety
Papers
28590 Experience in Process Safety IPF Study and Verification
N. Jelani, PETRONAS
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28403 Improving the Competency Assessment and Verification Process for Well Personnel Involved in Safety and Environmentally Critical Operations will Improve HSE Performance and Reduce Major Accident Incidents
B. Kinkead, Kinkead Consulting Ltd.
28509 The Journey of SSHE Audit Tracking System A. Saengpoo and C. Klunngien, PTTEP
28294 Capping Stack Deployment Expedited to Minimise Catastrophic Loss of Well Control Consequences
A.J. Cuthbert and H. Kruger, Halliburton
Thursday, 22 March • 1600-1730 hoursRoom 408/409, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 32: DRILLING AND COMPLETIONS CASE STUDIES
Session Chairpersons:Anas Sofian, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.Maria Eugenia Yanez, Schlumberger
Papers
28319 Delivering Economic Infill Drilling Solutions with Innovative Re-Engineering, Push of Performance Envelopes and Unconventional Contract Strategies
C. Liew and M. Ibrahim, Petrofac PM304 Malaysia
28438 Are We Delivering the Well Design Promise? Over 50 Years of Post Production Well Design Review as an Input into New Well Design
B. San and M. Muzhaffar, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
28457 The Integrated Drilling Technology to Solve Well Construction Challenges in the Pre-Salt Reservoirs of Brazilian Santos Basin
L. Ping, CNPC Drilling Research Inst.; Y. Wang, China National Oil and Gas Exploration and Development Corp.; X. Wang, CNPC Drilling Research Inst.; G. Wan and Y. Lin, China National Oil and Gas Exploration and Development Corp.
28554 Yetagun Field Well Delivery: Infill ERD Development Wells Drill to Limit Performance
A. Atemin, PETRONAS; C.Y. Ong and M.N. Jainuddin, U. Teknologi PETRONAS
Friday, 23 March • 0900-1030 hoursRoom 401/402, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 33: HIGH CO2 AND CONTAMINATED FIELDS
Session Chairpersons:M.A. Hannan, Newcastle U. International SingaporeRahim Masoudi, PETRONAS
Papers
28389 Development of Supercritical CO2 Mineral Carbonation Technology for High CO2 Fields Development
M.G. Mohd Noh, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.
28524 Unlocking Field Potential from High Mercury Wells: New Opportunities, Challenges and Solutions
P. Charoensawadpong, P. Chatwarodom, N. Atibodhi, M. Yongmanitchai, C. Hayook, K. Sujijantararat, and K. Suwanvesh, PTTEP
28262 Impact of Injection Scenario on Leakage and CO2 Trapping Capacity in Homogeneous Reservoirs
E. Al-Khdheeawi, S. Vialle, A. Barifcani, M. Sarmadivaleh, and S. Iglauer, Curtin U.
28408 Gearing Toward CCUS for CO2 Reduction in
Malaysia H. Hassan, and N.F. Nik Omar, PETRONAS
Friday, 23 March • 0900-1030 hoursRoom 403-404, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 34: DEVELOPING INSIGHTS IN GOVERNANCE, STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES
Session Chairpersons:Mohd Siraj Abdul Razack, IndependentAdriaan Tange, Lloyd’s Register - Energy
Papers
28454 From Resource Extraction to Knowledge Creation: The Promotion of Local R&D through Upstream Regulations
R. Lima De Oliveira, Massachusetts Inst. of Technology
28217 Earthquake Analysis Requirement for Fixed Offshore Structures, Offshore Malaysia
Z. A. Razak, PETRONAS; F.A. Sha’Ari, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
28344 Approaching the Superior Management of Explosion Protection Equipment in Mature Field’s Hazardous Area
S. Kasempong, N. Kanokwareerat, P. Phianloetworakun, N. Sawattanakit, and J. Udomsri, PTTEP
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28264 Development of Robustness Level Criteria for Fixed Platforms in Western Offshore of India
N. Nehra, Inst. of Engineering and Ocean Technology, ONGC
Friday, 23 March • 0900-1030 hoursRoom 405, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 35: RESERVOIR CHARACTERISATION
Session Chairpersons:Abdolrahim Ataei, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.Sharifudin Salahudin, Sutera Energy Solutions
Papers
28251 Quantitative Seismic Reservoir Modelling: Optimising Field Development Value through Early and Continuous Data Integration
S. Gelinsky, Shell International E&P Co.; H. Zirczy, Shell
28582 Improved Understanding of Reservoir Performance Behaviors from 4D Seismic Data: A Case Study from Malaysian Basin
R. Pathak, R. Ranjan, and R. Masoudi, PETRONAS
28611 Talus and Perched Water: Volumetrics and Modelling Uncertainties for a Large Miocene Carbonate Pinnacle, Central Luconia Province, Malaysia
A.S. Hilman, E. Akien, H. Abdul Kadir, S. Syed Ahmad Firdaus, K. Wong, J. Kupecz, and S. Al Hajeri, Mubadala Petroleum; R. Tatalovic, North Oil Co.
28412 Three Petrophysics Techniques Applied for the Thin Lamination Reservoir: The Impact towards Significant Reserve Addition
A. Fadjarijanto, A.S. Setiawan, A. Rachmadi, M.H. Simatupang, and O.P. Pakpahan, Carigali-PTTEPI Operating Co. Sdn. Bhd.; A.S. Praptono, Halliburton; Z. Zakaria, Carigali-PTTEPI Operating Co. Sdn. Bhd.
Friday, 23 March • 0900-1030 hoursRoom 408/409, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 36: DRILLING FLUIDS AND GEOMECHANICS
Session Chairpersons:Gao Wen Kai, CNPC Drilling Research Inst.Yap Yun Thiam, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Papers
28484 Drilling Carbonate Reservoir under Challenging Well Conditions: Novel Temperature Tolerant Water-Based Mud to Achieve Well Objectives
L. Devadass and M. M Nor, PETRONAS; M. Abdul Razak, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; S. Musa, PETRONAS
28310 Well Stabilisation Technology Minimises Serious Well Stability Issues, Fluid Losses and Significantly Reduces Costs of Campeche Wells
R. Maldonado, Impact Fluid Solutions; M. Noguez, N. Tabaco, and G. Gomez, Pemex; F. Gonzalez and L. Leoni, Weatherford; C. Vega, Impact Fluid Solutions
28614 Impact of Real-Time Optimisation and Geomechanics to Enhance Performance and Optimise Cost
A.A. Al Dabyah, W.I. Elsherbeny, and R.H. Taylor, Baker Hughes, a GE company
28410 Geomechanical Evaluations Coupled with Optimised Drilling Practices and Fluid Design Helped in Successful Drilling through Coal in Offshore Peninsular Malaysia and Vietnam
M. Abdullah, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; A. Chatterjee, Baker Hughes, a GE company; M. Mohd Ariffin, PETRONAS; A. Ghosh and S. Bordoloi, Baker Hughes, a GE company
Friday, 23 March • 1100-1230 hoursRoom 401/402, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 37: RESERVOIR MANAGEMENT AND SURVEILLANCE
Session Chairpersons:Sharifudin Salahudin, Sutera Energy SolutionsThomas Ng, Weatherford Malaysia
Papers
28376 What We Learned from Sampling and Laboratory Analysis for a Deepwater Gas Field in a Low Cost Era
A. Anuar and R. Mohd Norpiah, PETRONAS
28250 Decoding Interwell Tracer Data Using Novel Analytical Approach to Optimise Waterflood Management in a Complex Oil Rim Field, in Offshore East Malaysia
T. Wong, Sabah Shell; S.Z. Toh, Tracerco Asia Sdn. Bhd.
28558 Calibration of Sand Production Predictions at Early Field Life and No Sanding Data
A. Khaksar and A. Younessi, Baker Hughes, a GE company
28267 Experience with Chemical Sand Consolidation: Case Studies from West Africa
P. Kumar and C.J. Affeld, Shell Gabon
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Friday, 23 March • 1100-1230 hoursRoom 403/404, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 38: PLAY-BASED EXPLORATION AND BASIN STUDIES
Session Chairpersons:John Jong, JX NipponClare Barker-White, Independent
Papers
28440 Returning to Play-Based Exploration: Exploring the Fundamentals
R.C. Shoup, Subsurface Consultants & Associates, LLC
28405 Using ‘Play-Based Pore Pressure Prediction’ to Avoid Geohazards and Discover Successful New Play Concepts
M.R. Tingay, Critical Stress Geomechanics
28398 A Play-Based Evaluation of a Deepwater Sabah Exploration Area: Prospect Maturation and Implications for Remaining Prospectivity
S. Abdullah, S.M. Barker, Y. Watanabe, D. Awang Bakar, M. Khamis, and J. Jong, JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration (Deepwater Sabah) Ltd.
28424 Prospectivity and Resource Potential of the Malaysia-Thailand Joint Development Area (JDA): Results from an Integrated Play Based Exploration Project
M.F. Ali, Malaysia-Thailand Joint Authority; J. Hernandez, Schlumberger WTA Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.; G. Brink, N. Koronful, F. Xue, and L. Jiang, Schlumberger; J. Bencomo, Schlumberger WTA Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.; A. Ishak, PETRONAS; J. Skulsangjuntr, Malaysia-Thailand Joint Authority
Friday, 23 March • 1100-1230 hoursRoom 405, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 39: BIG DATA IN DESIGN AND OPERATIONS
Session Chairperson:Adriaan Tange, Lloyd’s Register – Energy
Papers
28300 Interactive Experience and Learning Model Can Reduce Non-Productive Time (NPT)
B. Brechan and S. Sangesland, Norwegian U. of Science & Technology
28346 The Research and Application of Big Data Analysis Platform of Oil & Gas Production
R. Zhao, J. Shi, J. Zhang, and C. Xiong, RIPED, PetroChina
28367 An Artificial Intelligence Approach to Forecast Horizontal Well Productivity in Naturally Fractured Solution Gas Drive Reservoirs with Dual Porosity and Dual Permeability
Z. Tariq, King Fahd U. of Petroleum & Minerals
28302 Integrated Production Information System M. Saifuddin and A. Abdul Aziz,
Schlumberger WTA Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.
Friday, 23 March • 1100-1230 hoursRoom 408/409, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 40: DRILLING BOTTOM HOLE ASSEMBLY AND BIT TECHNOLOGIES
Session Chairpersons:Gary Ong Swee Hong, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.Maria Eugenia Yanez, Schlumberger
Papers
28491 Large Diameter Hybrid Bit with Sharp and Dense Inserts Drills Hard Carbonate Formations with Exceptional ROP
K. Bone, Baker Hughes, a GE company; R. Kerimofski and J. Gauld, ConocoPhillips
28492 New-Generation Underreamers Reduce Trips, Decrease Operating Time, and Eliminate NPT
R. Murillo, F. Santarini, P. Hurtado, R. Costa, and M.A. Diaz, Schlumberger; M. Noguez and G. Gomez, PEMEX; J.C. Perez, Schlumberger; E. Ayala, PEMEX
28502 New Intelligent Circulating Sub: Cutting-Edge Technology for a Challenging Operation
A. Balachandran and S. Eren, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; A.M. Tahoun, MIT Technologies; M.Z. Abdullah and H.F. M Safari Lai, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
28552 Middle East First Introduction of MWD and RSS Systems below Mud Motor Mitigates Vibrations in Harsh Drilling Environment and Delivers a Record Well in Egypt Western Desert Khalda Operations
A.M. Osman, Schlumberger; H.A. Samad and A. Ibrahim, Khalda Petroleum Co.
Friday, 23 March • 1430-1600 hoursRoom 401/402, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 41: SENSORS AND MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS
Session Chairpersons:Venugopalan Pallayil, National U. of SingaporeNeil Kavanagh, Woodside Energy Ltd.
Papers
28551 The Use of Computational Fluid Dynamics Techniques in 3-D Gas Detector Coverage Studies
S. Cunningham, K. Wu, J. Green, and S. Sivandran, BMT Fluid Mechanics Ltd.
28265 Structure Integrity Monitoring for a Fixed Platform of South Korea during 2017
M. Lee, CyTroniQ
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28252 SIS (Safety Instrumented Systems) Ensuring Reliability of the Final Elements: Valves and Controls
V. Ghumman, Emerson Automation Solutions
28463 Low-Cost Measurement Option for Wet-Gas Flows to Optimise Reservoir/Production Management
E. Graham, NEL
Friday, 23 March • 1430-1600 hoursRoom 403/404, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 42: MARGINAL FIELDS
Session Chairpersons:Zulkifly Mohamad, Baker Hughes, a GE companyAbdolrahim Ataei, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
Papers
28445 OPHIR: ‘A New Solution for Marginal Field Development’
A. A Rahman, A. M Shaipulah, M. Ahmad, and M. Awang, PETRONAS; N.B. Mat Noh, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; S. Sy Othman, PETRONAS
28263 Rapidly Rig Installable and Re-Usable Suction Bucket Wellhead Platforms
A.D. Deeks, N.P. Boylan, and P. Gaunt, Norwegian Geotechnical Inst.; D. Field and D. O’Leary, ICON Engineering Pty. Ltd.
28256 Standardisation and Replication of Lean Well-Head Platform to Accelerate Hydrocarbon Maturation from Exploration to Production for Marginal Field Development
H. Yong, Sarawak Shell Bhd.; R. Kho, Shell; B. Osman, R. Abdul Rahman, M. Hamzah, and S. Kona, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
28608 Reducing the Cost of Bypassed Oil Target Infill Drilling in Recovered Well Slots
S.A. Canny, Weatherford
Friday, 23 March • 1430-1600 hoursRoom 405, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 43: GAS PRODUCTION FROM HYDRATES: SUPPORTING EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES
Session Chairpersons:Rajnish Kumar, Indian Inst. of Technology MadrasPraveen Linga, National U. of Singapore
Papers
28374 Gas Recovery through the Injection of Carbon Dioxide or Concentrated Flue Gas in a Natural Gas Hydrate Reservoir
P. Englezos and M. Massah, U. of British Columbia
28535 Investigating CH⁴ Recovery from Hydrate through CO2 Exchange Using Raman Spectroscopy
P.L. Stanwix, U. of Western Australia; B. Hao, Imperial College London; N. Rathnayake, M.L. Johns, and Z.M. Aman, U. of Western Australia; G.C. Maitland, Imperial College London; E.F. May, U. of Western Australia
28326 Enhanced Gas Recovery from Water Saturated Hydrate Bearing Sediments Using Horizontal Wellbore
Z. Chong, National U. of Singapore; Z. Yin, Lloyd’s Register Global Technology Centre Pte. Ltd.; B. Khoo and P. Linga, National U. of Singapore
28489 How to Explore Gas Hydrates K. Modi and A. Modi, Oil and Natural Gas
Corp. Ltd.
Friday, 23 March • 1430-1600 hoursRoom 408/409, Level 4TECHNICAL SESSION 44: OIL AND GAS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Session Chairpersons:Adriaan Tange, Lloyd’s Register - EnergyJennifer Bell, Texas Tech. U.
Papers
28289 Drilling Fluid Impact Studies Show that Worker Health and the Environment Can Be Protected while Improving Drilling Performance
G. Whale, Shell Health; V. Don, Shell GTL; D. Lyon, Shell Health; P. Grover, Shell GTL; B. Lee, Shell Production Technologist; S. Lim, Shell MDS
28464 E-RTTM: A Multidimensional Approach R. Hochgesang, KROHNE Oil & Gas
28546 Best Practiceable Environmental Options Assessment for Drilled Cuttings and Fluids Waste Management Strategy
B. Yudistira, BP Berau Ltd.
28579 A Mathematical Model for Oil Spill Cleanup Using Ferromagnetic Nanoparticles
P.S. Bagga, Rajiv Gandhi Inst. of Petroleum Technology; S.D. Patwardhan, Madras Inst. of Technology
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27798 New Umbilical Manufacturing Method Eliminates Weight Limitations
P.C. Wong, Aker Solutions
28211 The Impact of Ion Exchange and Surfactant Partitioning on ASP modeling, a Brown Offshore Field Modelling
N. Ghadami, PETRONAS; M. Zarubinska, Sarawak Shell Bhd.
(Alternate paper in technical session 29)
28212 Tectonic Evolution and Hydrocarbon Prospectivity of Offshore East Coast Basin, Hawke Bay, New Zealand
A. Erdi, U. of Manchester (Alternate paper in technical session 38)
28213 Velocity Estimation by Joint Migration Inversion: An Example from a Field in the Malay Basin
S. Moussavi Alashloo, D.P. Ghosh, Y. Bashir, and W. Wan Yusoff, U. Teknologi PETRONAS
(Alternate paper in technical session 10)
28214 Qualification of Low Cost Buoyancy (LCB) for Deepwater Towed Bundle Applications
S. Eyssautier, Subsea 7; P. Pezet, S. Brayshaw, Matrix Composites & Engineering
(Alternate paper in technical session 18)
28219 An Innovative Solution for Preventing Gas Migration through Cement Slurry in the Lower Indus Basin of Pakistan
G. Abbas, Mehran UET, Z.S.A.B.Campus Khairpur; S. Kalwar, Weatherford Intl. Ltd.; S. Irawan, U. Teknologi PETRONAS; S. Sandeep, Mari Petroleum Co. Ltd.
(Alternate paper in technical session 28)
28221 Application of Artificial Intelligence for Improving Water Saturation Prediction from Newly Developed Seismic Attributes
C.H. Sambo, M. Hermana, and D.P. Ghosh, U. Teknologi PETRONAS
(Alternate paper in technical session 10)
28223 Systematic Process Safety and Mitigation by Asset Integrity Management - Case Study. A. Kumar, Oil and Natural Gas Corp. Ltd.
(Alternate paper in technical session 31)
28227 Evaluation of Reservoir Compaction and Geomechanical Related Risks Associated to Reservoir Production Using a Two-Way Coupled 4D Geomechanical Model for a Deep-Water Field in South East Asia
A. Younessi, F. Gui, and R.H. Guises, Baker Hughes, a GE company; A. Ngan, S. Nadzri, and C. Zhou, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
(Alternate paper in technical session 2)
28230 Engineered Fit-for-Purpose Cement System to Withstand Life-of-the-Well Pressure and Temperature Cycling: A Solution to Casing-Casing Annular Pressure in Ghawar Gas Field in Saudi
A.S. Al-Yami, Saudi Aramco (Alternate paper in technical session 28)
28231 Major Controlling Factors of Overpressure Generation in West Baram Delta, Offshore Sarawak Basin: An Overview on Disequlibirum Compaction and Thermal Analysis Causing Overpressure Interval
W. Yusoff, A. Wahid, K. Adha, N. Hanapiah, and D. Ghosh, U. Teknologi PETRONAS
(Alternate paper in technical session 26)
28233 Monitored Laser Grinding by Real Time Nanobots Data: A Novel Mudcake Removal Approach
D. Kaneria, Pandit Deendayal Petroleum U.
28237 Characterisation and Wax Mass Flux Analysis (Theoretical and Real Field Case) of Crude Oil Gathered from Bakrol Field, Gujarat, India
J.R. Agarwal, and S. Kumar, Pandit Deendayal Petroleum U.; S.N. Shah, U. of Oklahoma; A. Sircar, Pandit Deendayal Petroleum U.
(Alternate paper in technical session 6)
28238 A Novel Approach for Estimating Cost of Resolving Potential Failures in a Process Using Predictive Risk Index and FMECA Inputs, for Safety Performance Enhancements
S. Iyer, Oil & Natural Gas Corp. Ltd. (Alternate paper in technical session 31)
An ePoster is an electronic version of the traditional poster, presented on a large digital flat screen. The electronic format offers the added benefit of animation and video to enhance the visual experience and provide greater interactivity between attendees and authors.
During the ePoster session, authors will present their technical papers at designated ePoster stations. Attendees are encouraged to attend the sessions for more knowledge sharing and networking opportunities. ePosters are also available for attendees’ viewing at ePoster stations throughout the conference.
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NS28239 Floating Power Plant a Solution for the Power
Generation at Offshore Drilling Rig S.A. Mangi, Mehran U. of Engineering &
Tech. (Alternate paper in technical session 4)
28241 Least-Squares Reverse Time Migration Using Generalised Diffraction-Stack Imaging Condition
S. Moussavi Alashloo, D.P. Ghosh, Y. Bashir, and W. Wan Yusoff, U. Teknologi PETRONAS
(Alternate paper in technical session 10)
28243 Experimental Study of the Lateral Vibration Characteristics of Drillstring in the Highly Deviated Well
X. Wen, CNPC Drilling Research Inst.; Z. Guan, China U. of Petroleum (East China); Y. Zhou, CNPC Drilling Research Inst.
(Alternate paper in technical session 40)
28246 Capex and Opex Benefits of Wireless Instrumentation in Not-Normally Manned Wellheads
J. Ray McDermott Engineering (Alternate paper in technical session 8)
28248 Comparison between Rule Approach and Direct Hydro-Structure Analysis of Fatigue Life for a Floating Unit
G. Jagite, and X.D. Xu, Bureau Veritas Marine Singapore, Deepwater Tech. Research Centre
(Alternate paper in technical session 5)
28249 Combatting Challenges in Pore Pressure Prediction and Wellbore Stability in Ultra Deepwater Exploration Well
M. Rasli, PETRONAS Carigali Brunei Ltd.; M. Bin Paimin, PETRONAS Carigali Brunei Ltd; M. Omar, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; H. Maulana, Murphy Sabah Oil Co., Ltd; A. Ghosh, Baker Hughes, a GE company; M. Ahmed Shafei, and M.B. Abitalhah, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; K. Thavaras Pathy, PETRONAS Carigali Brunei Ltd.
28255 New Energy Revolution for Oil and Gas P. Guérin, Bardot Group; B. Gaszynski,
Bardot AsiaPacific (Alternate paper in technical session 4)
28259 Risk and Safety Studies for a FLNG J. Boulland, Bureau Veritas (Alternate paper in technical session 1)
28266 Semiclathrate Hydrate of Natural Gas from Quaternary Ammonium Salts for Natural Gas Storage and Gas Processing
P. Gupta, and J.S. Sangwai, Indian Inst. of Tech. Madras
28272 A Priori Scenario Modelling with LWD Seismic for Successful Well Placement
A. Ahmed, Schlumberger WTA Sdn. Bhd.; L.B. Seng, Sarawak Shell Bhd.; A.Q. Tan, N. Holleman, Sabah Shell Petroleum Co. Ltd.; H.V. Vader, R.R. Spiteri, Sarawak Shell Bhd.; F. Maula, Schlumberger WTA Sdn. Bhd.; E.H. Heng, Schlumberger WTA Sdn.Bhd.; S. Shamsuddin, Schlumberger WTA Sdn. Bhd.
(Alternate paper in technical session 10)
28277 Innovative Noise Analysis Modelling Scheme Produces Results in Half the Time of the Traditional Method
R. Zhu, American Bureau of Shipping; K. Theam, Nam Cheong Offshore Pte. Ltd.; D. Xu, J. Wu, American Bureau of Shipping
28278 Powering the World’s First Floating LNG Plant P. Su, PETRONAS (Alternate paper in technical session 1)
28280 From Deepwater TLP to Onshore Shale : Implementing a Global Well Integrity Management Software System
A. Spowage L. Smith; G. Lunt, Wood
28281 Analysing the Impact of Offshore Oil and Gas Activities on Marine Environment following OSPAR Guidelines: A Case Study around Mumbai High, India
G.L. Das, Oil & Natural Gas Corp. Ltd. (Alternate paper in technical session 44)
28284 Loadout of Malikai Tension Leg Platform (TLP) J.F. Infante, and M. Mohd Nor, Malaysia
Marine and Heavy Engineering Holdings Bhd.
(Alternate paper in technical session 18)
28285 An Investigation of the Relationship between the Time-Dependent Wellbore Stability and Related Operational Practices
H.I. Albahrani, and O.H. Hamid, Saudi Aramco PE&D
(Alternate paper in technical session 36)
28288 Improvement of Field Operations with Automated Shortfall Management Based on Value
A. Mukhanov, Schlumberger (Alternate paper in technical session 23)
28290 Fatigue Risk Management Plan for Existing Wells
J. Munipalli, and D. Lang, Wood Group (Alternate paper in technical session 20)
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28292 Experimental Study on Fracturing High Saturation Hydrate-Bearing Sediments
J. Too, National U. of Singapore; A. Palmer, Bold Island Engineering (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.; B. Khoo, A.C. Cheng, and P. Linga, National U. of Singapore
28295 Development of Technologies of Floating LNG Bunkering Terminal and Assessment of Safety and Performance
D. Jung, H. Sung, S. Cho, Y. Kim, J. Hong, D. Jung, and S. Jung, Korea Research Inst. of Ships & Ocean Engineering; B. Cho, KOGAS
(Alternate paper in technical session 1)
28296 Design and Evaluation of In-Situ Chemical Regeneration of Foam for Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR), Foam Flooding: Malaysia’s Offshore Oilfield
M. Sedaralit, Petronas; I. Saaid, and M. Awang, UTP
(Alternate paper in technical session 29)
28297 Lessons Learnt in Executing Human Factors Engineering in FLNG Projects
D. Chandrasegaran, H. Al-Sharifi, M. Mohd Noor, and M. Abdullah, TechnipFMC
(Alternate paper in technical session 1)
28299 Challenges and Opportunities of Gas Hydrate Production in China
H. Lau, National U. of Singapore
28301 Numerical Analysis of a Floating Oscillating Water Column Wave Energy Converter
P. Mohapatra, J. Bhattacharjee, and V. K G, IIT Kharagpur
(Alternate paper in technical session 4)
28303 Flexible Pipeline: The Enabler for Brownfield’s EOR Project
A. Jaafar, PETRONAS; N. Ramli, TechnipFMC; K. Karim, PETRONAS
(Alternate paper in technical session 30)
28305 Address the Drilling Torque Issue and Redefine the Drilling Speed at Long Lateral in Midland Basin, Texas
Z. Chen, Schlumberger China SA (Alternate paper in technical session 32)
28308 DCA-Based Application for Integrated Asset Management
A. Aulia, M. Ibrahim, and S. Habib, Carigali Hess Operating Co. Sdn. Bhd.
28311 Predicting Hydrate Blockage Formation in Gas-Dominant Systems
T. Charlton, E.F. May, M.L. Johns, and Z.M. Aman, U. of Western Australia
(Alternate paper in technical session 14)
28314 Conical Diamond Element (CDE) Bit Served as a Drilling Optimisation Tool for High Impact Carbonates and Interbedded Formation in Offshore Mahakam Field
B. Noviasta, Schlumberger; A. Fidiansyah, Total E&P Indonesia
(Alternate paper in technical session 40)
28316 Innovative Lay Analysis to Assure Integrity and Minimise the Cost of Laying on Highly Irregular Seabed
S. Shahyarfar, TechnipFMC (Alternate paper in technical session 18)
28317 First Successful Deployment of 17-Chrome OCTG Tubular as Production Tubing in the World
M. Johari, O. Fabian, O. Swee Hong, M. Idris, N. Md Jusoh, and N. A Rashid, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
(Alternate paper in technical session 24)
28321 Optimisation of a Wet Insulation Coating for Shallow-Water Pipelines
P.D. Rattenbury, TechnipFMC; L. Grodziski, Logstor
(Alternate paper in technical session 3)
28322 Subcooling Measurements of Probabilistic Hydrate Formation
V. Lim, P. Metaxas, P.L. Stanwix, M.L. Johns, Z.M. Aman, and E.F. May, U. of Western Australia
(Alternate paper in technical session 14)
28324 Investigation into the Performance and Safety of Alternative Refrigerants to Ammonia for Integrated OTEC Application
C. Lee, S. Noor Osman, F. Lim, J. Lim, and N. Hamid, TechnipFMC Plc.
(Alternate paper in technical session 4)
28327 ML South: Innovation at Work to Push the Limit and to Deliver
S. Cochet, O. Tartar, J. Martinez, and M. Luongo, Vallourec; P. Oghittu, R. Roberts, C. Bouziane, and A. Delapierre, TOTAL
28329 Development of Online Mercury Measurement System for High Pressure Liquid Hydrocarbon
T.U. Tg. Mat, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.; S. M Azam Shah Wong, PETRONAS
(Alternate paper in technical session 41)
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NS28330 A Novel Approach to Enhance Vertical
Resolution of Conventional Logs for the Estimation of High Resolution Reservoir Parameters
H. Abul Khair, PETRONAS; B.P. Kantaatmadja, PETRONAS E&P Technology Center; R. Som, S. Baharuddin, A. Goodman, and M. Sedaralit, PETRONAS
(Alternate paper in technical session 26)
28331 Effect of Different Molecular Weight of Polyethylene Glycol Aqueous Solution on Methane Recovery from an Artificial Hydrate Reservoir
D. Mech, V.C. Nair, J.S. Sangwai, and G. Kumar, Indian Inst. of Tech. Madras
28332 A Novel Approach Using CFD to Predict Accurate Air Gap for a Semi-Submersible Platform
H. Xu, Keppel Offshore & Marine Tech. Centre; Y. Kim, Lloyd’s Register Singapore Global Tech. Centre; J. Liu, Keppel Offshore & Marine Tech. Centre; Y. Zhang, Lloyd’s Register Singapore Global Tech. Centre; P. Ma, Keppel Offshore & Marine Tech. Centre; A.L. Pang, Lloyd’s Register Singapore Global Tech. Centre; A. Choudhary, Keppel Offshore & Marine Tech. Centre; K. Chua, Lloyd’s Register Singapore Global Tech. Centre; A. Hussain, A. Merchant, Keppel Offshore & Marine Tech. Centre
(Alternate paper in technical session 5)
28333 Successful Application of Hardfacing on BHA Components while Drilling in Abrasive Formation
W. Wan Aziz, L. Mohr, S. Eren, and A. Ab Rahman, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
(Alternate paper in technical session 40)
28334 A New Rheology Model for Hydrate-in-Oil Slurries
Y. Qin, M.L. Johns, E.F. May, and Z.M. Aman, U. of Western Australia
(Alternate paper in technical session 6)
28336 Research and Development of Seismic Measurement while Drilling System
W. Gao, and J. Hengtian, CNPC Drilling Research Inst.
(Alternate paper in technical session 41)
28338 Deformation Profile Analysis of Deepwater Sabah Toe-Thrust Structural Trends - Observations on Structural Kinematics and Implications on Sedimentary Fairway Distribution Patterns
M. Khamis, J. Jong, S.M. Barker, S. Abdullah, and Y. Watanabe, JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration (Deepwater Sabah) Ltd.
(Alternate paper in technical session 38)
28339 Automation Solutions for a Minimal Facility Offshore Wellhead Platform - Low Cost Low Power Concept
J. Jalil, Shell Sarawak Bhd (Alternate paper in technical session 42)
28340 Pragmatic and Consistent Approach to Life Extension of Floating Structures
C. Morandini, Bureau Veritas (Alternate paper in technical session 23)
28342 Transient Fully Coupled Hydrodynamic-Hydrate Model for Deepwater Kick Simulation
S. Xiaohui, B. Sun, W. Zhiyuan, and Y. Gao, China U. of Petroleum (East China)
(Alternate paper technical session 14)
28343 Extraction and Removal of Molten Sulphur from Sour Gas at Offshore Facility Using Amine and Sulphur Recovery Unit
K. Kumar, and S Saravanabavan, Bumi Armada Bhd.
28345 Regional Suitability Mapping (PRSM) Project - An Update
M.J. Rohani, and B. Wan Mohd Marzuki, Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd; N. Chan, K. Tho, and L. Lim, Fugro Singapore Pte. Ltd.
(Alternate paper technical session 38)
28348 Production Analysis (PA) and Application of Rate Transient Analysis (RTA) in Carbonate Oil Reservoirs for Reservoir Characterisation and Connectivity
E. Motaei, and A. Ataei, PETRONAS (Alternate paper technical session 35)
28353 Maximising More Barrels in Brownfield Reactivation through Integrated Collaboration
N.J. Mohd Sharir, Dimension Bid (M) Sdn. Bhd.
(Alternate paper technical session 25)
28354 The First Successful Deployment of Downhole Oil and Water Separation Technology in South China Sea: Lessons Learned and The Way Ahead
T. Liao, Baker Hughes, a GE company; X. Zou, and F. Li, CNOOC Ltd. Shenzhen; X. Lu, Baker Hughes, a GE company
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28360 Investigation on Erosion Due to Fine Particles in Multiphase Flow
T.N. Ngo, and D. Peng, INTECSEA; W. Pao, and H. Ya, U. Teknologi PETRONAS; R. Norpiah, PETRONAS
(Alternate paper technical session 6)
28362 Formation Pressure Variation along the Western Boundary Fault of Greater Bongkot South Area
S. Bongkot-olarn, A. Prakoso, P. Promsen, K. Chuachomsuk, and T. Chuchaem, PTTEP Plc.
(Alternate paper technical session 38)
28364 Risk Management Study on Compaction and Subsidence for CO2 Storage project
S. Mohd Ali, PETRONAS (Alternate paper technical session 33)
28368 Geo-Engineering Integrated Fracturing Design Workflow and Application in Sichuan Basin of Southwestern China
Y. Li, C. Yin, and B. Qian, CNPC Chuanqing Drilling Engineering Co. Ltd.; B. Xu, U. of Houston
(Alternate paper technical session 7)
28370 Sloshing Measurement and Reduction using Novel Design Floating Mat for LNG Cargo Containment System
M. Lee, CyTroniQ (Alternate paper technical session 1)
28372 Hydrodynamic Analysis of Floatel and FPSO P. Cong, and A.R. Magee, National U. of
Singapore; A. Merchanat, A. Hussein, and A. Choudary, Keppel Offshore and Marine Tech. Centre
(Alternate paper technical session 5)
28373 Successful Application of Managed Pressure Drilling (MPD) in a Deep HPHT Well in West Kuwait
D.P. Patil, M. Al-Mohailan, M. Sounderrajan, S. Al-Azmi, K. Nellayappan, R. Al-Muraikhi, Kuwait Oil Co.; S. Lobo, and G. Marin, Weatherford Int.
(Alternate paper technical session 16)
28378 The Mid Atlantic Current Hindcast (MACH) R. Stephens, and I. Wade, BMT Argoss (Alternate paper technical session 9)
28381 Big Data Analytics for Monitoring Micro-Seismic Using Holmes
R. Thapliyal, and A.A. Chittambakkam, Wipro; P. Joshi, Wipro Technologies
(Alternate paper technical session 39)
28384 Underbalanced Nitrified Foam Drilling Enabled Extensive Reservoir Characterisation and Production from a Highly Depleted Formation in Dhodak Field in Pakistan: A Case History
Q.A. Chaudary , Weatherford Middle East; A. Khalid, K. Luqman, and E. Takla, Weatherford; M.H. Channa, and M. Hussain, Oil and Gas Development Co. Ltd.
(Alternate paper technical session 16)
28385 Full Scale and Small Scale Qualification Tests of Mechanical Lined Pipe (MLP) for High Pressure, High Temperature (HPHT) and High H2S Applications
N.B. Abdul Malik, and M.H. Abdul Razak, PETRONAS
(Alternate paper technical session 3)
28386 Reliability of Formation Cuttings and Application Towards Reducing Reservoir Uncertainties
M.T. M Ali, and S. Md Shah, PETRONAS (Alternate paper technical session 26)
28388 New Workflow in Reservoir Modelling: Incorporating High Resolution Seismic and Petrophysics
D.P. Ghosh, A.A. Babasafari, and T.C. Ratnam, U. Teknologi PETRONAS
(Alternate paper technical session 2)
28390 Unstable Seepage Modelling and Pressure Propagation of Shale Gas Reservoirs
L. Hailong, Sinopec Petroleum Exploration and Development Research Inst.
(Alternate paper technical session 7)
28392 Ground Fault Tolerant ESP Monitoring System A. Radcliffe, and D. Shanks, Alkhorayef
Petroleum (Alternate paper technical session 41)
28394 Preliminary Design Analysis of Deepwater Production Risers
A. Dev, Newcastle U. Singapore (Alternate paper technical session 17)
28396 Global Offshore Technology Development Programme: Programme Summary
J.V. Gomes, Offshore Operators Committee; S. Shamshy, Chevron Tech. Ventures
(Alternate paper technical session 34)
28397 An Ann based Approach for Rapid Stochastic Fatigue Assessment of Large Diameter SCRs
R. Hejazi, U. Of Western Australia (Alternate paper technical session 17)
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Ready for EOR I.N. Mahbob, PETRONAS; R. Ooi, Sarawak
Shell Bhd.; R. Shaikh, PETRONAS (Alternate paper technical session 29)
28402 Intelligent Near-Bit Reamer Affords Same-Trip Drilling, Hole Enlargement and Rathole Reduction for Optimal Deepwater Well Construction
R.R. Reitsma, Weatherford Oil Tools; E. Valverde, Weatherford
(Alternate paper technical session 20)
28404 Improved Reservoir Characterisation in Malay Basin through Seismic Stratigraphy and Rock Physics Modelling
A. Abd Rahman, PETRONAS (Alternate paper technical session 35)
28407 Software for Automated Visual Assessment of Coating Damage
W. Tan, Lloyd’s Register Global Tech. Centre Pte. Ltd.; I. Chen, Nanyang Tech. U.; P. Goh, H. Tan, Lloyd’s Register Global Tech. Centre Pte. Ltd.
(Alternate paper technical session 3)
28409 Use Premium Connection and Torq Turn Analysis to Justify Avoiding Pressure Testing Completion Tubing Prior to Setting Packer. Is this Always Correct?
E. Damasena, Vestigo Petroleum; I.H. Ghazali, Halliburton
(Alternate paper technical session 24)
28413 Application of Innovative High Density High-Performance Water-Based Drilling Fluid Technology in the Efficient Development and Production of Ultra-Deep Complicated Formations in the Tian Mountain Front Block
L. Li, PetroChina Co. Ltd. (Alternate paper technical session 36)
28414 Commingle Zubair Shale Sand Sequences by Using Deformable Sealing Polymer in Customised Drilling Fluid Case Histories from Kuwait
F.F. Samaan, AVA - Newpark Drilling Fluids (Alternate paper technical session 36)
28418 A New Method for Evaluating the Elliptical Flow Regime in Tight Gas Reservoirs
O.F. Al-Fatlawi, Curtin U.; D.A. Brown, Shell; H. Mofazzal, Curtin U.
(Alternate paper technical session 7)
28419 Preventing Dropped Objects on Offshore Units and Installations
G.C. Corcoran, and D. Stroubakis, American Bureau of Shipping
(Alternate paper technical session 31)
28420 Enabling SIMOPS from Jack-Ups H.J. Tiebout, GustoMSC BV (Alternate paper technical session 32)
28423 Proven Low Resistivity Pay in Interbedded Sandstone-Siltstone Reservoir
C. Nugroho, R. Bouchou, M. Ghioca, and V. Le Huy, Baker Hughes, a GE company; S.F. Al-Turkey, Kuwait Oil Co.
(Alternate paper technical session 26)
28425 Development of a Novel Compact and Mobile Sand Sample Analyser Mitigates Space and Time Constraint
A. Gupta, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; N. Salleh, PETRONAS
(Alternate paper technical session 37)
28426 Antinode Fairings: An Optimum Solution for Reduction of VIV
S. Ramadasan, Cybermarine Technologies Pte. Ltd. (MAST, Newcastle U. Intl. Singapore); L. Tao, MAST, Newcastle U.; A. Dev, MAST, Newcastle U. Intl. Singapore
(Alternate paper technical session 9)
28427 Weld Crack Repair Solution for Subsea Super Duplex Stainless Steel Production Flowline
M.F. Sulong, PETRONAS Group Technical Solutions; E. Khalit, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
(Alternate paper technical session 12)
28429 Uncertainty Assessment of Production Prediction for a Deepwater Field by Using the Ensemble Kalman Filter
W. Yonghui, and C. Lin-Song, China U. of Petroleum; C. Lin, China National Offshore Oil Corp.
28430 Logging while Drilling Data Acquisition Challenges and Its Interpretation while Drilling Gas Hydrate Wells: India’s Gas Hydrate Expedition – 02
J. Singh, Schlumberger Asia Services Ltd.; P. Kumar, and K.M. Shukla, ONGC; B. Singh, Schlumberger Asia Services Ltd.
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28431 Nano-Sized Particle as Foam Stabiliser Designed for Application at High Temperature and Light Crude Oil Condition for Enhanced Oil Recovery: A Fluid-Fluid Case Study
N. Razali, I. Chai Ching Hsia, S. Zainal, and A. Abdul Manap, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.
(Alternate paper technical session 29)
28435 Heavy Metal Pollution in Marine Environment: A Preliminary Assessment in KGDWN 98/2 Block, Eastern Offshore Asset, Bay of Bengal, India
S. Koppoju, ONGC; G.L. Das, Oil & Natural Gas Corp. Ltd.; R. Sitaraman, ONGC
(Alternate paper technical session 44)
28437 Unlocking the Potential of Naturally Fractured Basal Clastic Volcanic Rock through Hydraulic Fracturing: First Successful Campaign Conducted in Mumbai High Field, India
R. Patil, ONGC; K. Bhatia, Halliburton; A.K. K, and P. Murthy, ONGC
(Alternate paper technical session 7)
28439 Digital Operations Capability for Oil and Gas: Building the Business Case
J.B. Kozman, CLTech Consulting Pte. Ltd. (Alternate paper technical session 8)
28441 Optimial Fire and Gas Detectors Testing for Thailand E&P Business
A. Panomrit, PTTEP Plc. (Alternate paper technical session 34)
28444 A New Multi-Method Well Placement Approach in Optimising a Challenging Thin Reservoir Well Injectivity
M. Bazara, Schlumberger (Alternate paper technical session 35)
28447 Modelling the Hybrid Effect of Low Salinity Water and Polymer on Oil Recovery from Carbonate Cores
E.W. Al-Shalabi, Khalifa U. of Science and Technology, The Petroleum Inst.; K. Sepehrnoori, U. of Texas
(Alternate paper technical session 29)
28448 Validation Process of IWEX 3D Ultrasonic Imaging for Girth Weld Inspection
J. Van Der Ent, Applus RTD; B. Steinskog, Statoil; G. BRISAC, L. Pinier, and O. Solem, TechnipFMC
(Alternate paper technical session 18)
28449 Subsea Umbilical, Simple Design, Optimised and Effective
R. Khan, and H. Halin, PETRONAS (Alternate paper technical session 30)
28451 Engineering Simulation for Loadout of a Tension Leg Platform
S. Sinha, Technip MHB Hull Engineering; E. Luquiau, TechnipFMC; M. Mohd Rosilan, Technip MHB Hull Engineering
28456 Chemical Treatment of Toxic Produced Water from Offshore Chemical Enhanced Oil Recovery Applications for Overboard Discharge
M. Mohd Sahak, M. Aris, I. Md Ariff, S. Saadon, M. Muhammad, and N. Nik Mohd Daud, PETRONAS
(Alternate paper technical session 44)
28459 The Road to Low Cost Well: Offshore Malaysia S. Mahirah Mohd Zain, L. Jin Ming, A. AB
Malek, M. Nordin, A. A Rahaman, M. M Ali, and K. Nasrudin, PETRONAS
(Alternate paper technical session 32)
28460 Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Design and Engineering
M.M. Thant, and K. Ramasamy, PETRONAS (Alternate paper technical session 39)
28461 Numerical Simulation of Free Surface Flows Using Overset Mesh
A. Khaware, V. Gupta, and K. Srikanth, Ansys Software Pvt. Ltd.
(Alternate paper technical session 9)
28465 Additive Manufacturing (Metal 3D Printing) for Marine and Offshore Sector: Paving the Path from Lab into the Field
A. Imrie, Lloyd’s Register (Alternate paper technical session 3)
28468 Optimising Well Test Design Using Integrated Rate and Pressure Transient Analysis in Fracture Basement Reservoirs
E. Motaei, and A. Ataei, PETRONAS (Alternate paper technical session 42)
28469 Floating Hydrocarbon Storage Facility P.P. Ong, National U. of Singapore (Alternate paper technical session 5)
28470 Managing Shallow Gas for Offshore Platforms via Fit-for-Purpose Solutions: A Malaysian Case Study
N. Nasri Huang, C.H. Girsang, and M.R. Mansoor, PETRONAS
(Alternate paper technical session 22)
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Automation in Floating LNG 1 Project S. Dahlan, PETRONAS (Alternate paper technical session 1)
28474 Revealing Uncertainty and Maximising Mature Field Production: A Novel Approach to Addressing Well Conformance Issues/Well Integrity Evaluation: A Case Study from Offshore Sarawak, Malaysia
I.Z. Wu, H. Kruger, S. Parashar, C. Lee, F. Goenawan, and S. Iyer, Halliburton; M. Mohamad Amin, and L. Saw, PETRONAS; G. Aggarwal, Halliburton
(Alternate paper technical session 42)
28478 Prediction of Hydrate Phase Equilibrium Conditions for Different Gas Mixtures
D. Sadeq, S. Iglauer, A. Barifcani, and M. Lebedev, Curtin U.
(Alternate paper technical session 14)
28480 Digital Twin Bridging Intelligence Among Man, Machine and Environment
T. Poddar, Energise Futures (Alternate paper technical session 8)
28481 Well Integrity Risk Assessment: Software Model for the Future
B. Brechan, NTNU; S. Sangesland, Norwegian U. of Science & Technology
(Alternate paper technical session 23)
28482 Drag Reduction Using Microcavity on Flat Surface
M.A. Hannan, Newcastle U.; M.A. Razzak, National U. of Singapore
(Alternate paper technical session 9)
28485 Hydrodynamic Study of Free Standing Drilling Riser under Extreme Weather Conditions
H. Yong, M. Liew, K. Danyaro, M. Ovinis, and E. Lim, U. Teknologi PETRONAS
(Alternate paper technical session 17)
28487 From Compliance to Commitment: The Impact of Human Psychology on Safety Culture
S. Mahmood, Weatherford (Alternate paper technical session 31)
28488 Enhance SSHE (Safety, Security, Health and Environment) Performance Statistics Dashboard Application
A. Saengpoo, and J. Boonchaiyutasak, PTTEP (Alternate paper technical session 31)
28490 An Innovative, Low Cost Solution for Sampling in Highly Deviated Wells
T. Aryusanil, and M.A. Azevedo, Halliburton Energy Services, Inc.; A. Fadjarijanto, and Y.R. Costam, Carigali-PTTEPI Operating Co. Sdn. Bhd.
28493 A Semi-Analytical Model for Simulating Fluid Flow in Fractured Carbonate Reservoirs with Non-Homogeneous Vugs and Fractures
W. Yonghui, L. Cheng, and S. Huang, China U. of Petroleum
(Alternate paper technical session 7)
28494 Bongkot South Field Multilayer Reservoirs Retrograde Gas Condensate Model
K. Charoenniwesnukul, and S. Tan, PTTEP Plc. (Alternate paper technical session 2)
28497 Effect of Steering Mechanism on Wellbore Tortuosity in Horizontal Wells
A.A. Alruushud, Baker Hughes, a GE company; B.S. Ghamdi, Saudi Aramco
(Alternate paper technical session 40)
28498 Feasibility Study and Development Concepts for Barents Sea Oil Discoveries
H. Karimaie, First Geo AS; S. Pourmohammadi, CIPR; H. Nyrønning, First Geo AS; J. Reed, Senergy
28499 Making Better Business Decisions Evaluating Multi-Prospect Plays on Clustered Development Basis
F.M. Schneider, and J. Gouveia, Rose & Associates, Llp.
(Alternate paper technical session 38)
28506 Application of Neural Network in Formation Failure Model to Predict Sand Production
T. Ketmalee, and P. Bandyopadhyay, PTTEP Plc.
(Alternate paper technical session 37)
28507 Management of Water Cut Measurements: No More “Nice To Have” but “A Must”!
S.M. Macary, Dragon Oil Ltd.; G.T. Mashadov, and T. Yarmuhammedov, Dragon Oil Turkmenistan Ltd.
28511 Pipe-Soil Interaction at Engineered Lateral Buckle Touchdown Zones
H. Low, Fugro AG; B. Andersen, Wood Group; M.F. Bransby, Fugro AG
(Alternate paper technical session 12)
28512 Convergence of Technology and Tools for Drilling a Deepwater Exploration Well in 14 Days
O.O. Ajimoko, Rhetort
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28515 Applications of Single-Trip Multizone Gravel Pack System in Developing Shallow Gas Field: An Indonesia Case History
Y. Ji, E. Albertson, A.W. Sudirgo, A. Hutahaean, and A. Widyastuti, Halliburton; B.H. Muryanto, F. Wahyudhi, R.A. Surya Wijaya, and B. Styward, Total E&P Indonesia
(Alternate paper technical session 24)
28517 Deepwater Extended Reach Well Planning through Depleted Reservoirs
B. Shi, Shell (Alternate paper technical session 20)
28518 Smart Communicative Cement: A Step towards the Future of Zonal Isolation
R.B. De Melo, Repsol S.A.; R. Eid, Repsol Services Co.
(Alternate paper technical session 28)
28522 Simulation-Based Design for Load-Out, Transportation, and Installation of Offshore Topside Modules Based on Flexible Multibody and Collision Dynamics
S. Ham, and M. Roh, Seoul National U. (Alternate paper technical session 18)
28523 Improved Calculation Method of Soil Bearing Capacity of Jack-up Rig Based on Field Simulation Experiment
Q. Yin, China U. of Petroleum-Beijing; J. Yang, and L. Gao, U. of Petroleum China
(Alternate paper technical session 22)
28525 Alternative Fiber Optic Post-Installation by ROV on Fixed Platform Jacket Leg
A. Danthainum, P. Sonachai, A. Kongchang, P. Kosanunt, T. Thavornsuk, S. Katanyoowongcharoen, J. Sriparagul, and T. Chattratichart, PTT Exploration and Production Public Co. Ltd.
(Alternate paper technical session 27)
28526 Successful Implementation of the Narrow Margin Drilling Procedure to Optimise the Deepwater Well
K.A. Khazali, A. Rai, M. Arathoon, P. Prasertamporn, M. Mohd Yusof, N. Abu Bakar, S. Sockalingam, C. Chong, and E. Muhamad, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
(Alternate paper technical session 20)
28529 Unlocking the Economic Potential of a Mature Field through Rigless Remediation of Micro-Channels in a Cement Packer Using Epoxy Resin and UltraFine Cement Technology to Access New Oil Reserves
M. Khanna, P. Sarma, K.B. Chandak, and A. Agarwal, Cairn, Oil and Gas Vertical of Vedanta Ltd.; A. Kumar, J.N. Gillies, and V. Iyer, Halliburton
(Alternate paper technical session 28)
28530 Membrane Compatibility and Its Characterisation to Determine the Potential Applicability for H2S Separation
A. M Tamidi, T.U. Tg. Mat, N.H. Yasin, M. Mohamad Halim, and M.A. Isa, PETRONAS
(Alternate paper technical session 33)
28531 Lightning Phenomena: Offshore O&G Facilities not Immune
M.M. Yasir, Board of Engineer, Malaysia (Alternate paper technical session 31)
28532 Influence of Hydraulic Connection between the Hydrate Reservoir and Surrounding Rock on the Methane Production
Y. Xia, T. Xu, Y. Yuan, G. Jin, and X. Xin, Jilin U.
28534 Boundary Detection Ahead of the Bit: A Sensitivity Study of Extra Deep Azimuthal Resistivity
D.S. Larsen, J. Skillings, A. Hartmann, D. Boesing, S. Martakov, A. Vianna, and A. Mumtaz, Baker Hughes, a GE company
(Alternate paper technical session 40)
28536 High CO2 Blowdown during Emergency Depressurisation (EDP) at Offshore Environment
F.H. Rahman, M. Mat Isa, and R. Salihuddin, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.; F. Karim, and W. Wan Hashim, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; M. Jalani, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.
(Alternate paper technical session 33)
28537 Assess Late Syn-Rift Plays in Cuu Long Basin, Offshore Vietnam
N.D. Chuc, N. Tran, M. Ha, and H.V. Bach, Petrovietnam Exploration Production Corp. (PVEP); M.T. Tan, Hanoi U. of Mining & Geology
(Alternate paper technical session 38)
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Conductor Structure: Deepwater Conductor Pipe with Suction Bucket Foundation
C. Kan, and Y. Jin, China U. of Petroleum; Y. Xiaocong, China National Petroleum Co.; H. Nanding, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing; F. Chao, China U. of Petroleum
28548 A Pragmatic Approach to Corrosion Inhibition in Upstream Oil and Gas Pipelines
R.H. Nuttall, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. (Alternate paper technical session 3)
28549 Well Design Assurance: An Independent Compliance Evaluation Scheme
R.O. Rios, and K. Johnstone, Lloyd’s Register (Alternate paper technical session 34)
28553 Cost Effective Smart Cleaning Pigs Enabling High Frequency Pipeline Inspection
C. Jones, i2i Pipelines (Alternate paper technical session 12)
28560 Alternative Energy Generation for Offshore Rig Power Requirements
V. Kunal, S.P. Singh, and T.S. Chawla, U. of Petroleum and Energy Studies
(Alternate paper technical session 4)
28561 Axial Rock Berm-Pipeline-Seabed Interactions A.A. Borges Rodriguez, R.T. Klinkvort, and A.
Worren, Norwegian Geotechnical Inst. Pty. Ltd. (Alternate paper technical session 12)
28564 Innovative Robot Development for Maintenance and Inspection
R. Kulwatthanasal, PTTEP (Alternate paper technical session 3)
28565 Pre-drilled Geomechanical Modelling Reduces Risks in Drilling a Wildcat High-Pressure/High-Temperature Exploratory Well: A Case Study from Asia Pacific
A. Ghosh, A. Chatterjee, and S. Ong, Baker Hughes, a GE company
28566 Non-Intrusive Pressure Measurements in Pipes for Industrial Applications
L. Ancian, and R. Journaix, Vibratec; F. Salleh, Vibratec Sdn. Bhd.
(Alternate paper technical session 41)
28570 Reservoir Complexity Drives Recoveries: Development of a Malaysian Benchmark Using Data Driven Technologies
V.P. Gupta, R. Ranjan, N. Mohd Radzuan, N. King Chai, N. Idris, and R. Masoudi, PETRONAS
(Alternate paper technical session 34)
28571 Uncertainties in Time Domain Fatigue Design of Steel Catenary Risers Using Nonlinear Riser Soil Interaction Model
M. Kimiaei, U. of Western Australia (Alternate paper technical session 17)
28573 A New Insight on the Multi-Source Sediment Supply of the Deep Water Fields Northwest Sabah Basin and Its Effect on the Distribution and Geometry of Hydrocarbon Reservoirs
H. Abul Khair, A. Zakaria, A. Ali, R. Som, H. Hady, S. Baharuddin, and A. Goodman, PETRONAS
(Alternate paper technical session 38)
28574 An Effective Imaging Method which Combines Amplitude and Frequency Information in Seismic Sedimentology: Rgb Blending
J. Du, S. Ghulam, S. Tan, and D.A. Uli, PETRONAS
(Alternate paper technical session 10)
28575 Explanation of Low Reservoir Quality Wells by Re-Understanding the Environmental Deposition of Lower Safa “A” Unit within Khattatba Formation in JG Field, Abu Gharadig Basin, North Western Desert, Egypt, Case Study
S.A. Shafik, BADR Petroleum Co. (Alternate paper technical session 26)
28577 Transient Numerical Model for Narrow MPD Window
N. Fares, Weatherford Oil Tools Gmbh (Alternate paper technical session 16)
28583 Optimal Sand Control Design Technique Selection: Development of a Simplified Practical Guidance Tool
R.R. Reyes, and A. Sipi, Heriot-Watt U. (Alternate paper technical session 37)
28587 Using Machine Learning to Create Data H. Snotun, AGR Software (Alternate paper technical session 39)
28588 Uintaite Application in Deepwater Operations G. Sotomayor, and E.D. Montes, American
Gilsonite Co. (Alternate paper technical session 36)
28591 Advanced Analytics Solutions: Towards a Data Driven Organisation
S. Syed Thajudeen, PETRONAS (Alternate paper technical session 39)
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28594 Application of Integrated Compositional Gas Ratio Analysis to Understand Reservoir Hydrocarbon Potential and Enhance Confidence of Testing and Reservoir Lateral Drilling: With Examples from Krishna Godavari Basin, India
A. Sahu, Oil and Natural Gas Corp. Ltd. (Alternate paper technical session 26)
28597 Basra Oil Fields Drilling Problems Identification, Analysis and Treatment
I.A. Saleh, U. of Technology; A.H. Khalaf, Independent; M. Al-Jawad, U. of Technology & Management
(Alternate paper technical session 32)
28599 An Innovative Modeling Approach for Efficient Development and Production of Miocene Carbonate Reservoirs in Central Luconia Basin, Offshore Sarawak
F. Xue, Schlumberger (Alternate paper technical session 35)
28601 Verifying Local Oil Reserves Using Multi-Well Pressure Pulse Code Testing
R. Karantharath, TGT Oilfield Services; I. Aslanyan, TGT Oil & Gas Services; A.A. Saadat, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; A. Sabzabadi, and R. Masoudi, PETRONAS
(Alternate paper technical session 42)
28602 Managing Big Data of Offshore Project Lifecycle through Investment Information System
Y.B. Panggabean, PERTAMINA (Persero) (Alternate paper technical session 39)
28604 Through-Drill Pipe Logging and Formation Sampling in Deviated and Risky Wells
H.Q. Ngo, PTTEP Plc.; I. Ryder, H. Yoshmetha, C.E. Villamizar, J. Kloos, and I. Baca Espinoza, Weatherford
(Alternate paper technical session 37)
28609 Lessons Learned from Using a Drilling Connection in Extreme Conditions
M. Lafuente, F. Carrois, Vallourec (Alternate paper technical session 24)
28619 Fiber Optics Surveillance System for Sand Detection
Y. Wong, and C. Leong, Baker Hughes, a GE company
(Alternate paper technical session 37)
28620 Comparative Oil Spill Transport and Fate Modelling for an Indonesia Coastal Area
B.O. Bassey, and T.O. Ajare, Coventry U. (Alternate paper technical session 44)
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Air Drilling Associates Pte Ltd A111 Hall 1
Aker Solutions C411 Hall 4
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Deleum B201 Hall 2
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DPI Group A613 Hall 6
Draeger Malaysia Sdn Bhd D501 Hall 5
Eureka Efektif Sdn Bhd P604 Hall 6
Frank’s International C102 Hall 1
Fugro G411 Hall 4
Goforth Corporation Sdn Bhd E511 Hall 5
Gulf Marine Services B411 Hall 4
Halliburton Energy Services (M) Sdn Bhd F101 Hall 1
Hempel (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd B302 Hall 3
Hunting Energy Services G511 Hall 5
Inflatable Packers International Pty Ltd P624 Hall 6
InnoCorr Offshore Sdn Bhd A622 Hall 6
In-Situ Mainenance Services Sdn Bhd P601 Hall 6
INTECSEA D505 Hall 5
ITS Testing Services (M) Sdn Bhd (INTERTEK) A301 Hall 3
JFD Ltd C622 Hall 6
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Korea National Pavilion E501 Hall 5
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Lloyd’s Register C101 Hall 1
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Norway National Pavilion C401 Hall 4
OCEANEERING A510 Hal 5
Oil States Industries B511 Hall 5
Palfinger Asia Pacific Pte Ltd G501 Hall 5
Panah Jaya Services Sdn Bhd F511 Hall 5
Pantech Group A411 Hall 4
Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS) E101 + B609 Hall 1 & 6
Petroseal Engineering Sdn Bhd B617 Hall 6
Pietro Fiorentini D615 Hall 6
PTT Exploration and Production Public Company Limited (PTTEP) B111 Hall 1
Red Wing Shoe Company A401 Hall 4
Redtech Offshore Sdn Bhd A609 Hall 6
Rigzone P623 Hall 6
Rubberatkins Ltd A302 Hall 3
SANDVIK A511 Hall 5
Sapura Energy Berhad D101 Hall 1
Schlumberger G101 Hall 1
Scottish Qualifications Authority P622 Hall 6
Shawcor B303 Hall 3
SHPI G505 Hall 5
Singapore National Pavilion B401-B404, B421-B428 Hall 4
Sitco Industries Sdn Bhd A101 Hall 1
Stress Engineering Services F411 Hall 4
Subsea 7 Asia Pacific Sdn Bhd D211 Hall 2
TechnipFMC A201 Hall 2
TNB Repair and Maintenance Sdn Bhd B622 Hall 6
Trelleborg E411 Hall 4
Upstream C624 Hall 6
USA National Pavilion E401-E408 + F401-F408 Hall 4
Uzma Group B211 Hall 2
Wasco Management Services Sdn Bhd A601 Hall 6
Weatherford F111 Hall 1
Weststar Aviation Services Sdn Bhd G111 Hall 1
Wild Well Control B503 Hall 5
WireCo WorldGroup D603 Hall 7
Yinson Production Pte Ltd C511 Hall 5
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REGISTRATION
HALL 3
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SINGAPORE NATIONALPAVILION
NORWAY NATIONALPAVILION
USA NATIONALPAVILION
NETHERLANDS NATIONALPAVILION
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TO / FROMMANDARIN ORIENTAL KUALA LUMPUR &SURIA KLCC
REGISTRATION
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HALL 5
CHINA NATIONALPAVILION
KOREA NATIONALPAVILION
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MALAYSIA NATIONAL PAVILION
FLOOR PLAN : HALL 6 (GROUND FLOOR)
HOW TO REGISTER
PACKAGES AND FEES
VISA INFORMATION
Package Types & Registration Categories Entitlements
Fees
Early Bird Standard
BY 22 Jan 2018 AFTER 22 Jan 2018
Full Conference Registration (20 – 23 March)
Member All conference sessions (plenaries, panels, special sessions, country sessions and technical sessions), exhibition, ePoster sessions, coffee breaks, daily luncheons, reception, 1 copy of conference digital proceedings
USD 720 USD 770
Non Member USD 770 USD 820
Presenter / Speaker / Author / Panellist / Committee / Session Chair
USD 385 USD 435
Student Technical sessions, exhibition, ePoster sessions Complimentary (with valid college ID)
Exhibition Visitor 3-day access to the Exhibition and ePoster sessions Complimentary USD 80
Half Day Registration – Tuesday (20 March)
Member Conference sessions (panel and technical sessions), exhibition, ePoster sessions and coffee breaks for Tuesday ONLY
USD 215 USD 245
Non Member USD 245 USD 275
One Day Registration
Member Conference sessions (plenaries, panels, special sessions, country sessions and technical sessions), exhibition, ePoster sessions, coffee breaks and daily luncheon for the day of your choice
USD 330 USD 380
Non Member USD 380 USD 430
Exhibition Visitor 1-day access to the Exhibition and ePoster sessions Complimentary USD 30
Package Types Entitlements Registration Categories Fees
The Next Wave Full programme access, breakfast and luncheon All USD 50
Daily Luncheon Tickets One ticket is applicable for one luncheon. You can select the day(s) of your choice.
All USD 65 per luncheon
Conference Digital Proceedings One-time purchase to access approved conference technical papers.
Member USD 200
Non Member USD 300
Visitors must be in possession of valid passports or other internationally recognised travel documents endorsed for traveling to Malaysia, and with a validity period of at least six (6) months beyond the time of stay allowed in Malaysia.
Please visit the OTC Asia website http://2018.otcasia.org/Content/Visa-Information/ for visa invitation request form. Please note that it is the sole responsibility of the attendee to obtain the necessary paperwork for entry into Malaysia. This letter does not guarantee that you will be granted a visa. To receive an invitation letter by mail or fax, you must first register for the conference.
Information on visa applications is available at: http://www.imi.gov.my/index.php/en/main-services/visa/visa-requirement-by-country . Visa requirements depend on the country of origin and last destinations before entering Malaysia. Conference participants should contact their local Malaysian consulate to confirm visa requirements.
* Note for Member registrations:If the registrant is a member of one of the following professionalassociations, please provide us the membership number in order to receive the discounted member registration rate.
Online at 2018.otcasia.org
Email completed Registration Form to
Mail the completed Registration Formby 6 March 2018 to:
Offshore Technology Conference AsiaP.O. Box 10054
50700 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Fax the completed Registration Form by 6 March 2018 to
+65 6290 5887
GROUP REGISTRATION AVAILABLE!Register for 5 people and pay for the price of 4
• (AAPG) American Association of Petroleum Geologists• AIChE) American Institute of Chemical Engineers• (AIME) American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers• (ASCE) American Society of Civil Engineers• (ASME) American Society of Mechanical Engineers• (IADC) International Association of Drilling Contractors• (IBP) Brazilian Petroleum, Gas and Biofuels Institute• (IEEE-OES) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Oceanic and Engineering Society• (MTS) Marine Technology Society• (PESA) Petroleum Equipment & Services Association• (SEG) Society of Exploration Geophysicists• (SME) Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration Inc.• (SNAME) Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers• (SPE) Society of Petroleum Engineers• (TMS) The Minerals, Metals, and Materials Society
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GROUP OF 4 REGISTRATION FORM OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE ASIA Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre 20‐23 March 2018, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
PARTICIPANT #1 PROFILE Registrant’s First Name (Forename)
Last Name(Family Name)
Registrant’s Nationality (Country of Citizenship)
Job Title or Position
Company
City
State/ Province
Country
Zip/Postal Code
Mobile Telephone (Include country/city code)
Email Address
Membership, please check all that apply: Membership #______________________________________
AAPG AIChE AIME ASCE ASME IADC IBP IEEE‐OES MTS PESA SEG SME SNAME SPE TMS
Which best describes your organisation’s primary business: (Please check one only)
Consulting Education Engineering / Construction Exploration and Production Finance / Insurance / Legal Geosciences Government / Regulators Hardware / Equipment IT and Software Development Manufacturing / Original Equipment Suppliers Marine Services and Shipping Logistics Oilfield Services Telecommunications Unmanned/Remote/Autonomous Systems & Vehicles/Drones/Robotics (Surface/Aerial/Underwater) Others: ________________
Which best describes your job title? (Please check one only)
C‐Level Executive Senior Management / Head of Department / Custodian Manager / Supervisor / Foreman Staff / Executive / Administrator Student
Which best describes your job function? (Please check one only)
Business / Strategy / Economics Downstream and Petrochemicals Drilling and Completions Education Gas and Pipelines Geoscience HSE / Security / Social Responsibility IT / Data / Analytics Maintenance and Integrity Naval and Marine Power Generation and Transmission / Regasification Production and Operations Projects and Assets Purchasing and Procurement Reservoir Sales / Marketing / Communications Others: _________________
PARTICIPANT #2 PROFILE Registrant’s First Name (Forename)
Last Name(Family Name)
Registrant’s Nationality (Country of Citizenship)
Job Title or Position
Company
City
State/ Province
Country
Zip/Postal Code
Mobile Telephone (Include country/city code)
Email Address
Membership, please check all that apply: Membership #______________________________________
AAPG AIChE AIME ASCE ASME IADC IBP IEEE‐OES MTS PESA SEG SME SNAME SPE TMS
Which best describes your organisation’s primary business: (Please check one only)
Consulting Education Engineering / Construction Exploration and Production Finance / Insurance / Legal Geosciences Government / Regulators Hardware / Equipment IT and Software Development Manufacturing / Original Equipment Suppliers Marine Services and Shipping Logistics Oilfield Services Telecommunications Unmanned/Remote/Autonomous Systems & Vehicles/Drones/Robotics (Surface/Aerial/Underwater) Others: ________________
Which best describes your job title? (Please check one only)
C‐Level Executive Senior Management / Head of Department / Custodian Manager / Supervisor / Foreman Staff / Executive / Administrator Student
Which best describes your job function? (Please check one only)
Business / Strategy / Economics Downstream and Petrochemicals Drilling and Completions Education Gas and Pipelines Geoscience HSE / Security / Social Responsibility IT / Data / Analytics Maintenance and Integrity Naval and Marine Power Generation and Transmission / Regasification Production and Operations Projects and Assets Purchasing and Procurement Reservoir Sales / Marketing / Communications Others: _________________
Please return completed forms via email to
[email protected] or via fax at +65.6290.5887
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GROUP OF 4 REGISTRATION FORM OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE ASIA Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre 20‐23 March 2018, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
PARTICIPANT #3 PROFILE Registrant’s First Name (Forename)
Last Name(Family Name)
Registrant’s Nationality (Country of Citizenship)
Job Title or Position
Company
City
State/ Province
Country
Zip/Postal Code
Mobile Telephone (Include country/city code)
Email Address
Membership, please check all that apply: Membership #______________________________________
AAPG AIChE AIME ASCE ASME IADC IBP IEEE‐OES MTS PESA SEG SME SNAME SPE TMS
Which best describes your organisation’s primary business: (Please check one only)
Consulting Education Engineering / Construction Exploration and Production Finance / Insurance / Legal Geosciences Government / Regulators Hardware / Equipment IT and Software Development Manufacturing / Original Equipment Suppliers Marine Services and Shipping Logistics Oilfield Services Telecommunications Unmanned/Remote/Autonomous Systems & Vehicles/Drones/Robotics (Surface/Aerial/Underwater) Others: ________________
Which best describes your job title? (Please check one only)
C‐Level Executive Senior Management / Head of Department / Custodian Manager / Supervisor / Foreman Staff / Executive / Administrator Student
Which best describes your job function? (Please check one only)
Business / Strategy / Economics Downstream and Petrochemicals Drilling and Completions Education Gas and Pipelines Geoscience HSE / Security / Social Responsibility IT / Data / Analytics Maintenance and Integrity Naval and Marine Power Generation and Transmission / Regasification Production and Operations Projects and Assets Purchasing and Procurement Reservoir Sales / Marketing / Communications Others: _________________
PARTICIPANT #4 PROFILE Registrant’s First Name (Forename)
Last Name(Family Name)
Registrant’s Nationality (Country of Citizenship)
Job Title or Position
Company
City
State/ Province
Country
Zip/Postal Code
Mobile Telephone (Include country/city code)
Email Address
Membership, please check all that apply: Membership #______________________________________
AAPG AIChE AIME ASCE ASME IADC IBP IEEE‐OES MTS PESA SEG SME SNAME SPE TMS
Which best describes your organisation’s primary business: (Please check one only)
Consulting Education Engineering / Construction Exploration and Production Finance / Insurance / Legal Geosciences Government / Regulators Hardware / Equipment IT and Software Development Manufacturing / Original Equipment Suppliers Marine Services and Shipping Logistics Oilfield Services Telecommunications Unmanned/Remote/Autonomous Systems & Vehicles/Drones/Robotics (Surface/Aerial/Underwater) Others: ________________
Which best describes your job title? (Please check one only)
C‐Level Executive Senior Management / Head of Department / Custodian Manager / Supervisor / Foreman Staff / Executive / Administrator Student
Which best describes your job function? (Please check one only)
Business / Strategy / Economics Downstream and Petrochemicals Drilling and Completions Education Gas and Pipelines Geoscience HSE / Security / Social Responsibility IT / Data / Analytics Maintenance and Integrity Naval and Marine Power Generation and Transmission / Regasification Production and Operations Projects and Assets Purchasing and Procurement Reservoir Sales / Marketing / Communications Others: _________________
Please return completed forms via email to
[email protected] or via fax at +65.6290.5887
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GROUP OF 4 REGISTRATION FORM OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE ASIA Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre 20‐23 March 2018, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
PARTICIPANT #5 (COMPLIMENTARY) PROFILE Registrant’s First Name (Forename)
Last Name(Family Name)
Registrant’s Nationality (Country of Citizenship)
Job Title or Position
Company
City
State/ Province
Country
Zip/Postal Code
Mobile Telephone (Include country/city code)
Email Address
Membership, please check all that apply: Membership #______________________________________
AAPG AIChE AIME ASCE ASME IADC IBP IEEE‐OES MTS PESA SEG SME SNAME SPE TMS
Which best describes your organisation’s primary business: (Please check one only)
Consulting Education Engineering / Construction Exploration and Production Finance / Insurance / Legal Geosciences Government / Regulators Hardware / Equipment IT and Software Development Manufacturing / Original Equipment Suppliers Marine Services and Shipping Logistics Oilfield Services Telecommunications Unmanned/Remote/Autonomous Systems & Vehicles/Drones/Robotics (Surface/Aerial/Underwater) Others: ________________
Which best describes your job title? (Please check one only)
C‐Level Executive Senior Management / Head of Department / Custodian Manager / Supervisor / Foreman Staff / Executive / Administrator Student
Which best describes your job function? (Please check one only)
Business / Strategy / Economics Downstream and Petrochemicals Drilling and Completions Education Gas and Pipelines Geoscience HSE / Security / Social Responsibility IT / Data / Analytics Maintenance and Integrity Naval and Marine Power Generation and Transmission / Regasification Production and Operations Projects and Assets Purchasing and Procurement Reservoir Sales / Marketing / Communications Others: _________________
Please return completed forms via email to
[email protected] or via fax at +65.6290.5887
Special rates are available from the list of preferred hotels. Reservations must be made directly with the hotel via fax, email or online.
All reservations must be received by 16 February 2018 to be guaranteed. Requests will be accepted after this date, but special hotel rates and accommodation cannot be guaranteed.
Please note that all room rates are inclusive of service charge, GST, daily breakfast and internet access.
Effective 1 September 2017, the Federal Government has implemented a new mandatory Tourism Tax of MYR10.00 per room per night on top of existing service charge and GST for all foreign passport holders. All Malaysian Nationals and Permanent Residents are exempted. This amount is to be collected by the hotel on behalf of the government upon checkout.
HOTEL INFORMATION
Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur Room Type Single (MYR) Double (MYR)
Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur is situated in Kuala Lumpur City Centre and adjoined to the famed Petronas Twin Towers and Suria KLCC shopping centre.
Address : Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaTel : +603 2179 8818Fax : +603 2179 8659Email : [email protected] : www.mandarinoriental.com/kualalumpur
Deluxe City View 693.77 763.73
Club City View 1,148.51
Park Suite 2,681.80
Traders Hotel, Kuala Lumpur Room Type Single (MYR) Double (MYR)
Traders Hotel, Kuala Lumpur is located in KLCC, Kuala Lumpur City Centre. Its ideal location makes it perfect for convention delegates as it is connected to Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre with five direct walkways via the Hotel’s escalator or guest lifts, as well as direct access to Suria KLCC Shopping Mall and the iconic Petronas Twin Towers.
Address : Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaTel : +603 2332 9888Fax : +603 2332 2666Email : [email protected] : www.shangri-la.com/kualalumpur/traders
Deluxe 629.64 676.28
Deluxe Garden View 676.28 722.92
Deluxe Twin Towers View 711.26 757.90
Traders Club 816.20 862.84
Traders Club Twin Towers View
897.82 944.46
City View Suite 1,026.08 1,072.72
Twin Towers View Suite 1,107.70 1,154.34
Impiana KLCC Hotel Room Type Single (MYR) Double (MYR)
Impiana KLCC Hotel, a 4-star business class city hotel, is conveniently situated within the Kuala Lumpur City Centre. It is just across the street from the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.
Address : 13, Jalan Pinang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaTel : +603 2147 1111Fax : +603 2147 1028 Email : [email protected] / [email protected] Website : www.kualalumpurhotels.impiana.com.my
Deluxe Room 575.00
Club Deluxe Room 675.00
Club Premier 775.00
Deluxe Suite 1,023.00
Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur Room Type Single (MYR) Double (MYR)
Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur is located in the city centre, adjacent to the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. The hotel is also within walking distance of the entertainment district, popular shopping malls and tourist attractions.
Address : 12 Jalan Pinang, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaTel : +603 2182 1235Fax : +603 2182 1222Email : [email protected] Website : www.grandhyattkualalumpur.com
Grand Room (City View)
740.40 810.40
Club Room (City View) 1,148.50
Grand Suite (City View) 2,098.80
Grand Twin Tower View Suite
2,448.60
More information can be found at http://2018.otcasia.org/Content/Accommodation-1.
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Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur Room Type Single (MYR) Double (MYR)
Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur is situated in the bustling capital. It is within 15 minutes walking distance from the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.
Address : 11 Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaTel : +603 2026 8488Fax : +603 2032 1245 Email : [email protected] Website : www.shangri-la.com/kualalumpur/shangrila/
Executive 606.32 664.62
Horizon Club 816.20 874.50
DoubleTree by Hilton Kuala Lumpur Room Type Single (MYR) Double (MYR)
Conveniently located in the heart of the Malaysian capital city and connected to The Intermark office and shopping development, this Kuala Lumpur hotel is within a 20-minute walk of Petronas Twin Towers and Kuala Lumpur Convention Center. Ampang Park LRT metro station is only 5 minutes via covered walkway.
Address : The Intermark, 348 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaTel : +603 2172 7272Fax : +603 2172 7270Email : [email protected] Website : http://doubletree3.hilton.com/en/hotels/malaysia/ doubletree-by-hilton-hotel-kuala-lumpur-KULDTDI/index.html
Standard 394.40 440.80
Deluxe 440.80 487.20
Executive 568.40 614.80
Deluxe Suite 713.40 759.80
Executive Suite 800.40 846.80
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