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DELEGATE HANDBOOK
May 7 - 9, 2018Calgary TELUS Convention Centre CALGARY • ALBERTA • CANADA
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2018 SPONSORS & SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
PLATINUM LEVEL SPONSORS
MONDAY, May 7
Registration (7:00-5:00)Exhibition Foyer
TUESDAY, May 8
Registration (7:00-5:00)Exhibition Foyer
WEDNESDAY, May 9
Registration (7:00-3:00)Exhibition Foyer
Exhibit Floor Open (9:00-3:30)Showcase Stage (9:00-3:00)
Industry Mixer (4:20-5:00)Glen Pre-Function
Challenge Bowl (5:00-7:15)Glen 201-204
Ice Breaker Reception
(4:00-6:00) Exhibit Floor
Networking Reception
(4:00-6:00) Exhibit Floor
Calgary TELUS Convention Centre
Exhibit Floor Open (9:00-6:00)Showcase Stage (9:00-5:00)
Morning Technical Sessions (8:25-11:50)Glen and Telus Rooms
Afternoon Technical Sessions (1:15-4:15)Glen and Telus Rooms
Coffee Break (2:40-3:00)
Coffee with Exhibitors (9:00-10:45) Exhibit FloorPoster Presentations (9:55-10:35) Exhibit Floor
Lunch Concessions (10:30-1:00) Exhibit Floor
CSEG Social Luncheon(11:45-1:15)
“Let's Get geoPhysical” Palomino Smoke House
CWLS Social Networking Lunch(11:45-1:15)
Bank and Baron
CSPG Keynote Luncheon(11:45-1:00)
Deborah Yedlin: The Energy Sector of Tomorrow
Fairmont Palliser Hotel, Crystal Ballroom
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2018 SPONSORS
GOLD LEVEL SPONSORS
SILVER LEVEL SPONSORS
PATRON LEVEL SPONSORS MEDIA SPONSORS
BRONZE LEVEL SPONSORS
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WELCOME
Table of Contents
Schedule at a Glance 2
Exhibitor Listing 6
Exhibit Hall Floor Plan 7
Society Luncheons 8 - 9
Monday | Program & Posters 10 - 15
Tuesday | Program & Posters 16 - 21
Wednesday | Program & Posters 24 - 29
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Welcome to GeoConvention 2018
The energy industry is known for its cyclical nature. Gathering geoscientists together for educational and networking purposes is more difficult to justify during downturns. Two characteristics differentiate the current downturn from previous industry ebbs. The ongoing hard times have been particularly protracted and navigating the path to recovery relies less on commodity price recovery than on the improved understanding of new play types and the growing non-technical hurdles to resource development. Both of which exacerbate the retraction from technical conferences while at the same time intensifying the need for professional development.
GeoConvention 2018 delivers a unique response to these stimuli through a cost effective and top-tier technical program. The result provides an excellent opportunity to maximize your professional development.
On behalf of everyone whose efforts have continued the evolution and growth of the GeoConvention project, we welcome you to GeoConvention 2018 at the Telus Convention Centre for over 400 Technical and Poster Presentations and the always-popular CSPG Core Conference at the AER Core Research Centre.
Thank you for your support; we truly hope you learn a great deal and have fun in the process.
On behalf of the GeoConvention Partnership, the partner societies CSPG, CSEG and CWLS, and the Organizing Committee, we thank you for joining us.
Jason HendrickCSEG General Chair
Neil WatsonCSPG General Chair
Gary BugdenCWLS General chair
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EXHIBITOR LISTINGS
EXHIBITION HOURS
May 7th
MONDAY
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
May 8th
TUESDAY
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
May 9th
WEDNESDAY
9:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Advancted Logic Technology - ALT ............................................... 501
Aerotek ....................................................................................... 524
AGAT .......................................................................................... 225
Alberta Energy Regulator / Alberta Geological Survey ................... 610
The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta............................................................... 519
Baker Hughes, A GE Company .................................................... 201
Belloy Petroleum Consulting Ltd .................................................. 503
Cabra Consulting / XRF Solutions ................................................ 101
Cadeon Inc. ................................................................................ 110
Canadian Discovery Ltd. .............................................................. 313
Canadian Global Exploration Forum (CGEF) ................................. 114
Canadian Society of Exploration Geophysicists ............................. 602
Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists ................................... 600
Canadian Stratigraphic Services Ltd. ............................................ 107
Canadian Well Logging Society .................................................... 604
Canamera Coring ........................................................................ 506
Cegal Geoscience ........................................................................ 414
CGG ........................................................................................... 304
CHAD Data Ltd ........................................................................... 522
Chemostrat Ltd ........................................................................... 503
Chinook Consulting Services ....................................................... 218
Core Laboratories ........................................................................ 200
CSUR .......................................................................................... 124
DigitCore Library ......................................................................... 411
EAGE - European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers ....... 122
Enlighten Geoscience Ltd. ........................................................... 618
Entreprise Tunisienne d’Activités Pétrolières ................................. 121
ESG Solutions .............................................................................. 402
Geo-Steering Solutions Inc .......................................................... 521
GeoConvention 2019 .................................................................. 606
GeoEdges Inc. ............................................................................. 421
geoLOGIC systems ltd ................................................................. 211
GEOSPACE Technologies Canada, Inc........................................... 301
Government of Saskatchewan ..................................................... 426
Green’s Rock & Lapidary Ltd. ....................................................... 428
H2 Laboratories Ltd. .................................................................... 221
Ikon Science ................................................................................ 205
KEYENCE CANADA INC. ............................................................. 608
Loring Tarcore Labs Ltd. ............................................................... 411
Lumina Tedchnologies ................................................................. 204
M/D Totco | NOV Wellbore Technologies ...................................... 108
Meta Innovation Technologies ..................................................... 420
Microseismic Inc. ......................................................................... 208
Mount Royal University - Massage Therapy .................................. 706
Nanometrics ................................................................................ 512
Natural Resources Canada ........................................................... 620
Neuralog ..................................................................................... 222
Newfoundland and Labrador ....................................................... 217
Northwest Territories Geological Survey ....................................... 323
Ontario Petroleum Institute Inc. ................................................... 202
Ore Gangue Alumni .................................................................... 105
Paradigm .................................................................................... 300
Petro-Explorers Inc. ...................................................................... 327
Petrocraft Products Ltd. and Geologic Storage & RigSat communications and Gas Detection ............................................. 329
PetroCubic .................................................................................. 509
PetroGem Inc. ............................................................................. 117
Petrosys Canada Inc .................................................................... 407
Precision Geo Surveys Inc. ........................................................... 511
Pro Geo Consultants ................................................................... 319
Pulse Seismic ............................................................................... 307
Q-Spectrum Solutions .................................................................. 320
Qeye ........................................................................................... 109
Rocking Horse Energy Coring Services ......................................... 427
Rockwell Consulting .................................................................... 418
ROGII .......................................................................................... 505
Roots 2 STEM .............................................................................. 119
RPS ............................................................................................. 425
Saudi Aramco ............................................................................. 601
Schlumberger .............................................................................. 113
Seisland Surveys .......................................................................... 102
SeisWare International ................................................................. 401
Seitel .......................................................................................... 415
SGS ............................................................................................ 517
Shearwater ................................................................................. 520
SMART4D Software and Services - United Oil & Gas Consulting ... 412
Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) ................................... 120
Society of Petroleum Engineers .................................................... 622
Sound QI Solutions Ltd. ............................................................... 204
TGS ............................................................................................ 316
Transworld Technologies Inc ........................................................ 114
TriVision GeoSystems Ltd. ............................................................ 321
University of Alberta Earth and Atmosphere Sciences ................... 220
University of Calgary - Department of Geoscience ........................ 322
University of Calgary Haskayne School of Business ....................... 324
University of Waterloo Co-operative Education ............................ 526
Verdazo Analytics ........................................................................ 100
WellSight Systems Inc. ................................................................. 118
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11:45pm – 1:00pm Fairmont Palliser Hotel, Crystal Ballroom 133 9 Ave SW
MONDAY CSPG LUNCHEON MAY 7
PRESENTED BY: SPONSORED BY:
SOLD OUT
SOCIETY LUNCHEONS
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SOCIETY LUNCHEONS
General Co-Chair Gary Bugden General Co-Chair Jason HendrickGeneral Co-Chair Neil WatsonTechnical Co-Chair Jonathan WinsorTechnical Co-Chair Adam FraserTechnical Co-Chair Brianna SaxtonPosters Co-Chair Amy Switzer Posters Co-Chair Breanne Rathgeber Exhibit Chair Nash Hayward Volunteer Chair Mandy Thompson Sponsorship Co-Chair Bryn Davies Sponsorship Co-Chair Scott MaloSponsorship Co-Chair Doug ColvinFinance Chair Spryng Kubicek Showcase Stage Chair Aleksandra Petrusic Judging Chair Scott Matieshin Mobile App Chair Zekai JiaSocial Media Chair Chris Harrison Student Outreach Chair Brendon LybbertGeneral Volunteer Giselle Fonseca General Volunteer A.J. Gates
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
WEDNESDAY CWLS LUNCHEON MAY 9
Refresh at the Bank and Baron
Social Networking Lunch in the private mezzanine of the Bank and Baron, open to CWLS members and non-members
Including: selection of appetizers, entree, dessert, your choice of beverage
11:45am – 1:15pm Bank and Baron, 125 8 Ave SW
PRESENTED BY:
You do not need to be registered for the Convention to attend the luncheons; these are open to all individuals.
Member and non-member tickets are only $40.
TUESDAY CSEG LUNCHEON MAY 8
Let’s Get geoPhysical
Social Networking Lunch at the Palomino Smokehouse
Including: Lunch & Drink Ticket
11:45am-1:15pm The Palomino Smokehouse, 109 7 Ave SW
PRESENTED BY:
SPONSORED BY:
SOLD OUT
MONDAY MORNING MONDAY MORNING
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Glen 201-204 Glen 205 Glen 206 Glen 208-209 Telus 101-102 Telus 104-105 Telus 104-105 Telus 111
Montney Reservoir Characterization
SESSION CHAIRS: Graham Davies & Thomas Moslow
The Value of Geosciences
SESSION CHAIRS: Michael deGroot & Eric Street
Seismic Processing – TheorySESSION CHAIRS: Aaron Stanton & Wenlei Gao
Seismic Inversion – Impedance Inversion
SESSION CHAIRS: Homayoun Gerami & Satinder Chopra
Discipline Fundamentals – Geology
SESSION CHAIRS: Sochi Iwuoha & Brad Sinex
Spirit River and Deep Basin
SESSION CHAIRS: Gemma Hildred & Peter Aukes
Compare/Contrast North America Unconventional Plays
SESSION CHAIRS: Mark Taylor & Allen Adrian
Frontier Basins
SESSION CHAIRS: Allan Châtenay & Karen Fallas
8:25-8:35 INTRODUCTION
8:35-9:00 Leveraging Data Analytics to Understand Key Drivers Within the Montney
Kay-Cee M Hermanson and Morgan Kwan
Communicating the Value in GeoScience – Quantify, Communicate, Improve
Jessica M. Galbraith
3D Ground-roll Attenuation Using Hybrid Fourier and De-aliased Cadzow Reconstruction
Mostafa Naghizadeh and Mauricio D. Sacchi
Pre-stack Simultaneous Inversion Errors – Relation to Deconvolution Phase Error
Fred M. Peterson, Brian H. Russell, Daniel P. Hampson and Regan Kennedy
Ichnology of “Argiles de Faïdja” Formation of Oxfordian-Kimmeridgian Age in Aïn Bezzez Area (Nador Mounts, Algeria)
Imad Bouchemla and Dr. Bendella Mohamed
A Chemostratigraphic and Geomechanical approach for enhanced reservoir characterization and optimization from the Spirit River Group of the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin
Paul O’Neill, Gemma Hildred, Brian Zaitlin, Eliza Mathia and Tim Morgan
Late Cretaceous Georgia Basin: Remapping a Major Forearc Sedimentary Basin on the Pacific Margin of British Columbia
Timothy D.J. England
9:00-9:25 Probabilistic Approach to Reservoir Quality Modeling of the Montney Formation in the Pouce Coupe Field
Noga Vaisblat, Eric Eslinger, Nick Harris and Rick Chalaturnyk
How do We Justify More Data in a Cost Cutting World?
M. Kent Burkholder
Coherent Noise Reduction by Progressive Greedy Radon Transform
Juefu Wang, Mike Hall, Svetlana Bidikhova and Mingyu Zhang
Accurate Acoustic Impedance and True Reflectivities in Teapot Dome Dataset
Kamal Abo Jnah, Yichuan Wang and Igor B. Morozov
Lithofacies Properties, Biostratigraphy and Depositional Setting of the Paleocene Lockhart Limestone, Hazara and Potwar Sub-basins, Northeast Pakistan
Ahmad Khan, Osman Salad Hersi and Sajjad Ahmed
Estimating ‘Gas Initially in Place’ in the Spirit River Formation, and Relationships to Production and Economics – from Brazeau to Wapiti, Alberta
John J. Hirschmiller and Chad P. Lemke
Thermal History of the Hudson Bay Basin – an Evaluation Based on a Multiple-tool Approach
Denis Lavoie, Omid Haeri Ardakani, Nicolas Pinet, Julito Reyes and Ryan Dhillon
9:25-9:50 XRF Interpretation: Problems and Possibilities for the Montney
John M. Behr, Tom Weedmark and Ron Spencer
Google your Way to Maximising Geoscientific Value
Marc J. Boulet
Simultaneous Reconstruction and Denoising of 5D Seismic Records via Robust Parallel Matrix Factorization (PMF)
Fernanda Carozzi and Mauricio D. Sacchi
Inversion Benefits from Untrackable Horizon Picking
Satinder Chopra, Ritesh Kumar Sharma and Kurt J. Marfurt
Black Shale or Mud Aggregate Sandstone? Depositional Processes of a World-class Source Rock
Emma L. Percy and Per K. Pedersen
The Ostracod Fm. in Alberta’s Deep Basin: Applying Petroleum System Fundamentals to Identify an Underexplored Lacustrine Basin
Geoff MacDonald, Scott McLeod and Dean Knight
Davis Strait West: Petroleum Potential in a Volcanic Rifted Margin
Christopher D. Jauer and Gordon N. Oakey
9:50-10:35 COFFEE & POSTERS
10:35-11:00 SEM Fabric Analyses of the Montney Formation: an Aid to Determination of Reservoir PropertiesRon Spencer, Tom Weedmark, Justin Besplug, Heather Wright and John M. Behr
Geology Meets the Finance World
Denise A. Yee
Multicomponent Inverse Scattering Series Internal Multiple Prediction Part II: Domains and Implementions
Jian Sun, Kris Innanen, Daniel Trad and Yu Geng
Dealing with Inversion Uncertainties and Sensitivities
John V. Pendrel and Henk J. Schouten
Devonian-Carboniferous Reservoirs and the Utopian Eustatic Sea Level Curve
Tim H. Hartel
Is this the New “Normal”?
Meridee J. Fockler
New Methods for Modelling Hyperextended and Deep Water Basins: Examples from the Atlantic and Circum-Arctic
Richard C. Whittaker and Bridget E. Ady
11:00-11:25 Tight Media Wettability Analysis by High Pressure Spontaneous Imbibition
John J. Sánchez Martínez, Apostolos Kantzas, Carla Santiago
Translating 2D Seismic to New Oil and Gas Resources
Kathleen Dorey
Quaternion Multichannel SSA for Multicomponent Seismic Data
Breno Bahia and Mauricio D. Sacchi
Implementation of AVO, AVOAz Inversion and Ant Tracking Techniques in Wembley Valhalla Integrated Merge 3D Seismic Survey, Alberta
Homayoun Gerami and Patty Evans
Correlating Dynamic and Static Mechanical Properties of Horn River Shale
Alireza A. Moghadam, Nicholas Harris, Tian Dong, Nathalia A. Angulo and Juan S. Gomez
Multidisciplinary Determination of the Key Drivers in the Delaware Wolfcamp Formation and the Duvernay Formation
Bryn Davies, Kay-Cee Hermanson, Denise Yee, Darrel Koo, Ryan Luther and Abbie Rolf von den Baumen
An Efficency-driven Implementation of Multimeasurement Streamer Technology for High-resolution Imaging of Exploration Targets in the Flemish Pass
Alexander V. Zarkhidze, Azza Imamshah, Nigel Seymour and Juan Perdomo
11:25-11:50 Trial for a Sensitivity Analysis of Hydraulic Fracturing Design on Gas Productivity by Integration of Fiber Optic Sensors and Cutting Samples Analyses: the Montney Formation
Shinnosuke Uchida, Kotaro Sekine, Kunio Akihisa, Masato Kato and Levi J. Knapp
Utilization of SMTI Approaches to Characterize Fracture Spacing: Significance of Fractal versus Periodic Fracturing in Extending Fracture Networks
Katherine Bosman, Ted Urbancic, Ellie Ardakani and Adam Baig
True Amplitude Depth Migration with Curvelets
Hamideh Sanavi and Peyman P. Moghaddam
Machine Learning to Enhance the Vertical Resolution of Seismic Geostatistical Inversion
Yexin Liu
Using the Method of Measurement of the Earth’s Natural Pulsed Electromagnetic Field for the Study of Tectonic Fault Zones
Mandryk Oleksandr and Makarov Andrii
A Geomechanical Comparison of the Duvernay and the Montney
Scott H. McKean, Jeffrey A. Priest and Dave W. Eaton
The Use of Apatite Fission Track Thermochronology to Unravel Uplift and Erosion History for 2D- Basin Modeling in Frontier Petroleum Basins – a Case Study of Western Newfoundland.
Martin Schwangler and Nicholas, B. Harris
11:50-12:15 Reservoir Characterization and Development Strategies of the Permian Wolfcamp and Bone Spring Formations of the Delaware Basin, West Texas and Southeast New Mexico, USA
Kenneth M. Schwartz
Implications for Petroleum Systems on the Deep Water Scotian Slope, Offshore Nova Scotia based on Geochemical and Microbiological Analyses of Piston Core Samples
Martin Fowler, Jamie Webb, Casey Hubert, Carmen Li and Adam Macdonald
MONDAY MORNING
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Glen 201-204 Glen 205 Glen 206 Glen 208-209 Telus 101-102 Telus 104-105 Telus 104-105 Telus 111
Montney Reservoir Characterization
SESSION CHAIRS: Graham Davies & Thomas Moslow
The Value of Geosciences
SESSION CHAIRS: Michael deGroot & Eric Street
Seismic Processing – TheorySESSION CHAIRS: Aaron Stanton & Wenlei Gao
Seismic Inversion – Impedance Inversion
SESSION CHAIRS: Homayoun Gerami & Satinder Chopra
Discipline Fundamentals – Geology
SESSION CHAIRS: Sochi Iwuoha & Brad Sinex
Spirit River and Deep Basin
SESSION CHAIRS: Gemma Hildred & Peter Aukes
Compare/Contrast North America Unconventional Plays
SESSION CHAIRS: Mark Taylor & Allen Adrian
Frontier Basins
SESSION CHAIRS: Allan Châtenay & Karen Fallas
8:25-8:35 INTRODUCTION
8:35-9:00 Leveraging Data Analytics to Understand Key Drivers Within the Montney
Kay-Cee M Hermanson and Morgan Kwan
Communicating the Value in GeoScience – Quantify, Communicate, Improve
Jessica M. Galbraith
3D Ground-roll Attenuation Using Hybrid Fourier and De-aliased Cadzow Reconstruction
Mostafa Naghizadeh and Mauricio D. Sacchi
Pre-stack Simultaneous Inversion Errors – Relation to Deconvolution Phase Error
Fred M. Peterson, Brian H. Russell, Daniel P. Hampson and Regan Kennedy
Ichnology of “Argiles de Faïdja” Formation of Oxfordian-Kimmeridgian Age in Aïn Bezzez Area (Nador Mounts, Algeria)
Imad Bouchemla and Dr. Bendella Mohamed
A Chemostratigraphic and Geomechanical approach for enhanced reservoir characterization and optimization from the Spirit River Group of the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin
Paul O’Neill, Gemma Hildred, Brian Zaitlin, Eliza Mathia and Tim Morgan
Late Cretaceous Georgia Basin: Remapping a Major Forearc Sedimentary Basin on the Pacific Margin of British Columbia
Timothy D.J. England
9:00-9:25 Probabilistic Approach to Reservoir Quality Modeling of the Montney Formation in the Pouce Coupe Field
Noga Vaisblat, Eric Eslinger, Nick Harris and Rick Chalaturnyk
How do We Justify More Data in a Cost Cutting World?
M. Kent Burkholder
Coherent Noise Reduction by Progressive Greedy Radon Transform
Juefu Wang, Mike Hall, Svetlana Bidikhova and Mingyu Zhang
Accurate Acoustic Impedance and True Reflectivities in Teapot Dome Dataset
Kamal Abo Jnah, Yichuan Wang and Igor B. Morozov
Lithofacies Properties, Biostratigraphy and Depositional Setting of the Paleocene Lockhart Limestone, Hazara and Potwar Sub-basins, Northeast Pakistan
Ahmad Khan, Osman Salad Hersi and Sajjad Ahmed
Estimating ‘Gas Initially in Place’ in the Spirit River Formation, and Relationships to Production and Economics – from Brazeau to Wapiti, Alberta
John J. Hirschmiller and Chad P. Lemke
Thermal History of the Hudson Bay Basin – an Evaluation Based on a Multiple-tool Approach
Denis Lavoie, Omid Haeri Ardakani, Nicolas Pinet, Julito Reyes and Ryan Dhillon
9:25-9:50 XRF Interpretation: Problems and Possibilities for the Montney
John M. Behr, Tom Weedmark and Ron Spencer
Google your Way to Maximising Geoscientific Value
Marc J. Boulet
Simultaneous Reconstruction and Denoising of 5D Seismic Records via Robust Parallel Matrix Factorization (PMF)
Fernanda Carozzi and Mauricio D. Sacchi
Inversion Benefits from Untrackable Horizon Picking
Satinder Chopra, Ritesh Kumar Sharma and Kurt J. Marfurt
Black Shale or Mud Aggregate Sandstone? Depositional Processes of a World-class Source Rock
Emma L. Percy and Per K. Pedersen
The Ostracod Fm. in Alberta’s Deep Basin: Applying Petroleum System Fundamentals to Identify an Underexplored Lacustrine Basin
Geoff MacDonald, Scott McLeod and Dean Knight
Davis Strait West: Petroleum Potential in a Volcanic Rifted Margin
Christopher D. Jauer and Gordon N. Oakey
9:50-10:35 COFFEE & POSTERS
10:35-11:00 SEM Fabric Analyses of the Montney Formation: an Aid to Determination of Reservoir PropertiesRon Spencer, Tom Weedmark, Justin Besplug, Heather Wright and John M. Behr
Geology Meets the Finance World
Denise A. Yee
Multicomponent Inverse Scattering Series Internal Multiple Prediction Part II: Domains and Implementions
Jian Sun, Kris Innanen, Daniel Trad and Yu Geng
Dealing with Inversion Uncertainties and Sensitivities
John V. Pendrel and Henk J. Schouten
Devonian-Carboniferous Reservoirs and the Utopian Eustatic Sea Level Curve
Tim H. Hartel
Is this the New “Normal”?
Meridee J. Fockler
New Methods for Modelling Hyperextended and Deep Water Basins: Examples from the Atlantic and Circum-Arctic
Richard C. Whittaker and Bridget E. Ady
11:00-11:25 Tight Media Wettability Analysis by High Pressure Spontaneous Imbibition
John J. Sánchez Martínez, Apostolos Kantzas, Carla Santiago
Translating 2D Seismic to New Oil and Gas Resources
Kathleen Dorey
Quaternion Multichannel SSA for Multicomponent Seismic Data
Breno Bahia and Mauricio D. Sacchi
Implementation of AVO, AVOAz Inversion and Ant Tracking Techniques in Wembley Valhalla Integrated Merge 3D Seismic Survey, Alberta
Homayoun Gerami and Patty Evans
Correlating Dynamic and Static Mechanical Properties of Horn River Shale
Alireza A. Moghadam, Nicholas Harris, Tian Dong, Nathalia A. Angulo and Juan S. Gomez
Multidisciplinary Determination of the Key Drivers in the Delaware Wolfcamp Formation and the Duvernay Formation
Bryn Davies, Kay-Cee Hermanson, Denise Yee, Darrel Koo, Ryan Luther and Abbie Rolf von den Baumen
An Efficency-driven Implementation of Multimeasurement Streamer Technology for High-resolution Imaging of Exploration Targets in the Flemish Pass
Alexander V. Zarkhidze, Azza Imamshah, Nigel Seymour and Juan Perdomo
11:25-11:50 Trial for a Sensitivity Analysis of Hydraulic Fracturing Design on Gas Productivity by Integration of Fiber Optic Sensors and Cutting Samples Analyses: the Montney Formation
Shinnosuke Uchida, Kotaro Sekine, Kunio Akihisa, Masato Kato and Levi J. Knapp
Utilization of SMTI Approaches to Characterize Fracture Spacing: Significance of Fractal versus Periodic Fracturing in Extending Fracture Networks
Katherine Bosman, Ted Urbancic, Ellie Ardakani and Adam Baig
True Amplitude Depth Migration with Curvelets
Hamideh Sanavi and Peyman P. Moghaddam
Machine Learning to Enhance the Vertical Resolution of Seismic Geostatistical Inversion
Yexin Liu
Using the Method of Measurement of the Earth’s Natural Pulsed Electromagnetic Field for the Study of Tectonic Fault Zones
Mandryk Oleksandr and Makarov Andrii
A Geomechanical Comparison of the Duvernay and the Montney
Scott H. McKean, Jeffrey A. Priest and Dave W. Eaton
The Use of Apatite Fission Track Thermochronology to Unravel Uplift and Erosion History for 2D- Basin Modeling in Frontier Petroleum Basins – a Case Study of Western Newfoundland.
Martin Schwangler and Nicholas, B. Harris
11:50-12:15 Reservoir Characterization and Development Strategies of the Permian Wolfcamp and Bone Spring Formations of the Delaware Basin, West Texas and Southeast New Mexico, USA
Kenneth M. Schwartz
Implications for Petroleum Systems on the Deep Water Scotian Slope, Offshore Nova Scotia based on Geochemical and Microbiological Analyses of Piston Core Samples
Martin Fowler, Jamie Webb, Casey Hubert, Carmen Li and Adam Macdonald
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Duvernay
SESSION CHAIRS: Ryan Macauley & Melik Smaili
Diversification of the Energy Industry
SESSION CHAIRS: Alexandria Shrake & Kelly Parker
Machine Learning / AI / Big DataSESSION CHAIRS: Darren Kondrat & Farrukh Akram
Oil Sands and GeoChemistry
SESSION CHAIRS: Zied Ouled Ameur & Barry Bennett
Discipline Fundamentals – Geophysics
SESSION CHAIRS: Raul Cova & Svetlana Bidikhova
Source Rock Characterization
SESSION CHAIRS: Dane Synnott & Omid Haeri Ardakani
Geomechanics in Hydraulic Fracturing
SESSION CHAIRS: Sheng Yang & Farrukh Hamza
New Conventional Plays and Revisiting and Extension of Mature Plays
SESSION CHAIRS: David Robinson & Behrooz Hosseini
1:15-1:25 INTRODUCTION
1:25-1:50 Stratigraphic Patterns of Organic Carbon Enrichment in the Upper Devonian Duvernay Formation, Alberta
Nicholas B. Harris, Maria Mastalerz, Julia M. McMillan and Levi J. Knapp
Geothermal Resource Characterization of the Slave Point Formation at Clarke Lake Field, Fort Nelson, B.C., Canada
Evan D. Renaud, Nicholas B. Harris, Jonathan C. Banks and John A. W. Weissenberger
Scale-invariant Image Recognition using Convolutional Neural Networks and Wavelet Analysis
Heather K. Hardeman, Matt McDonald and Michael P. Lamoureux
Geochemical Tools Applied to Thermal Recovery Operations
Barry Bennett and David R.K. Robertson
Solutions of the Equation of Motion with Absorption for Some Common Sources
Ye Sun and Edward S. Krebes
Results of a Field and Laboratory Investigation of Organic-rich Horn River Group Shales in the Southern Peel Plateau, NWT
Viktor Terlaky, Kathryn Fiess and Jonathan Rocheleau
Geomechanical Investigation of Hydraulic Fracture Interaction with Pre-Existing Fractures: Geomechanical Impact on Fracture Geometry, Proppant Distribution and Microseismic Response
Shawn C. Maxwell, Jim Hazzard and Will Pettitt
Hydrocarbon Trap Model for Glacial Strata in the Great Plains Area
Andy St-Onge
1:50-2:15 Towards the Quantification of Unique Organic Matter Components in Duvernay Formation Mudstones
Levi J. Knapp, Takashi Nanjo, Omid Haeri-Ardakani and Hamed Sanei
Graveyards of Industry – Exploring the Effects of a Resource-reliant Economy on the Towns of Early Alberta
Aaron Kyle Lang
Formation Tops Identification from Wireline Logs with Deep Convolutional Neural Network
Yexin Liu, Zhuoheng Chen, and Chunqing (Dennis) Jiang
Analysis of Hydrocarbon and Polar Species from Highly Compositionally Graded Oil Reservoirs to Refine Reservoir Process Models
Ranya A. Algeer Haiping Huang, Thomas B.P. Oldenburg and Steve R. Larter
An NPML Boundary Conditions for Second-Order Viscoacoustic Wave Equation in Time Domain
Hossein Beyrami, Naser Keshavarz Farajkhah, Peyman P. Moghaddam and Mahdi Sharifi
Regional Evaluation of the Doig Formation Thickness, Organic Richness and Maturity
Pablo Lacerda Silva and Robert M. Bustin
Time-Frequency Analysis of Treatment Pressure
Mason K. MacKay, David W. Eaton and Christopher R. Clarkson
Rock Physics and Inversion Case Study of Lower Mannville Lithic Channel – an Interpreter Perspective
Darren Kondrat, Valentina Baranova and Azer Mustaqeem
2:15-2:40 Thermal Maturity and Geochemical Compositional Controls on Geomechanical Properties in Upper Devonian Duvernay Formation, Western Canada Sedimentary Basin
Tian Dong, Julia M. McMillan, Nicholas B. Harris, Levi J. Knapp and David L. Bish
Petro-Lithium: The Evolution of Energy in Alberta
Liz Lappin
Deep Neural Networks to Predict Reservoir Properties from Seismic
Jonathan E. Downton and Daniel P. Hampson
Optimizing Well Pair Placement Using Biomarker Geochemistry: an Integrated Approach with 3D Geomodeling
Noel Devere-Bennett, Sorrel B. Holmes and Dragana Todorovic-Marinic
Measurement of Apparent Attenuation in Seismic Sections by using Waveform Synthetics
Osama El Badri and Igor B. Morozov
Seal Quality Prediction Using E-Poisson’s Ratio Rock Physics Templet – a Case Study from the Norwegian Barents Sea
Nazmul H. Mondol
Integration of Geomechanical and Mineralogical Data for Fracability Evaluation in Utica Shale Play
Ritesh Kumar Sharma, Satinder Chopra, James Keay, Hossein Nemati and Larry Lines
Chasing Not-so-Bright spots in the Lithic Glauc: Reservoir Sands or shale?
David Cho, Evan Mutual, James Muraro and Karsten Thacker
2:40-3:00 COFFEE
3:00-3:25 Influence of Sedimentary Facies on Geomechanical Properties in the Duvernay Formation, Fox Creek Area, AB, Canada
Marco Venieri and Per Kent Pedersen
Case Studies in Alberta: Profitable Methane Abatement Projects
Cooper Robinson
Data Driven Modeling to Predict Gold-Mineralization: a Case Study from Goldcorp Red Lake Mine
Pavel Abdur-Rehman and Max Howarth
Using the Movement of Fluids within a Reservoir Over Geological Time to Improve Reservoir Characterization
Bruce James
Q-Compensation by Iterative Time-Domain Deconvolution
Wubing Deng and Igor Morozov
Western Canada Sedimentary Basin Petroleum Systems: Where is the Secondary Biogenic Gas?
Kirk G. Osadetz, Andrew Mort, Lloyd R. Snowdon, Donald C. Lawton, Zhuoheng Chen and Amin Saeedfar
Characterization of Stimulated Volume Evolution during Multiple Hydraulic Fracturing Stimulation in Naturally Fractured Rocks
Erfan Sarvaramini, Robert Gracie and Maurice Dusseault
Simply Hot Air: a Review of the Helium Potential of Western Canada, Applying Learnings from the US and Other Helium Resources
Jon Noad
3:25-3:50 Chemically Enhancing Post-fracturing Oil Recovery in the Duvernay Formation of Alberta
Raphael A.J. Wust, Cory Twemlow and Brent Nassichuk
Local Energy for Local Development
Ben Lee
Deriving Value in Unconventional Plays Using Data Analytics: Case Study of the Denver-Julesburg Basin, Colorado
Aaron Reimchen, Dane Gregoris and Kristina Repchuk
Geochemical Modelling of the McMurray Formation, Telephone Lake Asset, Northeastern Alberta, Canada
Zied O. Ameur, Mark L. Caplan, Jonah Resnick, Matthew Power and Marc Enter
The Convenient Formulae of Nonhyperbolic Moveout
Zhengsheng Yao, Valentina Khatchatrian and Randy Kolesar
White Light Reflectance Spectrometry: a New Old Technique in Chacterizing Organic Matter and Hydrocarbon Potential in Petroleum Source Rocks
Dane P. Synnott, Hamed Sanei, Keith Dewing, Per Kent Pedersen and Omid H. Ardakani
Hybrid Data-Physics Analytics for Integrated Characterization of Unconventional Plays
Mehrdad Soltanzadeh and Matt Baird
The Clearwater Formation at Marten Hills: a Case Study
Steve Brownridge
3:50-4:15 The Duvernay Formation - the Application of Structure and Simultaneous Inversion for Reservoir Characterization and Induced Seismicity
Ronald Weir, L. Lines and D. Lawton
Diversified: Finding Energy Opportunities as a Geoscientist in a Politically Polarized Market
Craig Dunn
Quantum Computation with Applications in Seismic Problems
Shahpoor Moradi and Daniel Trad
The Paleozoic and Mesozoic Petroleum Systems of Saudi Arabia
Mahdi AbuAli
Shock Metamorphosed Granite of the Chicxulub Impact Basin and Very Low Seismic Velocities: a Case Study
Chris Nixon, Bradley King, Randy Kofman, and Doug Schmitt
Integration of Experimentally Derived Rock Properties into Characterization Workflows
Ramil S. Ahmadov and Gregory N. Boitnott
Fracking / Brittleness Index: the Effects of Porosity, Compressibility, Storativity and Elastic Constants
Lateef Owolabi Lawal
The Influences of Structural Highlands on Channel Stacking and Reservoir Quality, Atlas Member, Saskatchewan
Shanelle R. Bjorndahl and Per K. Pedersen
4:15-4:40 Seismic Imaging and Interpretation Techniques
Sunjay Sunjay
Don’t Call it a Comeback – Delivering the Goods in the Alida Unit, SE Saskatchewan
Jason E. Shtand
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MONDAY AFTERNOON Glen 201-204 Glen 205 Glen 206 Glen 208-209 Telus 101-102 Telus 104-105 Telus 106 Telus 111
Duvernay
SESSION CHAIRS: Ryan Macauley & Melik Smaili
Diversification of the Energy Industry
SESSION CHAIRS: Alexandria Shrake & Kelly Parker
Machine Learning / AI / Big DataSESSION CHAIRS: Darren Kondrat & Farrukh Akram
Oil Sands and GeoChemistry
SESSION CHAIRS: Zied Ouled Ameur & Barry Bennett
Discipline Fundamentals – Geophysics
SESSION CHAIRS: Raul Cova & Svetlana Bidikhova
Source Rock Characterization
SESSION CHAIRS: Dane Synnott & Omid Haeri Ardakani
Geomechanics in Hydraulic Fracturing
SESSION CHAIRS: Sheng Yang & Farrukh Hamza
New Conventional Plays and Revisiting and Extension of Mature Plays
SESSION CHAIRS: David Robinson & Behrooz Hosseini
1:15-1:25 INTRODUCTION
1:25-1:50 Stratigraphic Patterns of Organic Carbon Enrichment in the Upper Devonian Duvernay Formation, Alberta
Nicholas B. Harris, Maria Mastalerz, Julia M. McMillan and Levi J. Knapp
Geothermal Resource Characterization of the Slave Point Formation at Clarke Lake Field, Fort Nelson, B.C., Canada
Evan D. Renaud, Nicholas B. Harris, Jonathan C. Banks and John A. W. Weissenberger
Scale-invariant Image Recognition using Convolutional Neural Networks and Wavelet Analysis
Heather K. Hardeman, Matt McDonald and Michael P. Lamoureux
Geochemical Tools Applied to Thermal Recovery Operations
Barry Bennett and David R.K. Robertson
Solutions of the Equation of Motion with Absorption for Some Common Sources
Ye Sun and Edward S. Krebes
Results of a Field and Laboratory Investigation of Organic-rich Horn River Group Shales in the Southern Peel Plateau, NWT
Viktor Terlaky, Kathryn Fiess and Jonathan Rocheleau
Geomechanical Investigation of Hydraulic Fracture Interaction with Pre-Existing Fractures: Geomechanical Impact on Fracture Geometry, Proppant Distribution and Microseismic Response
Shawn C. Maxwell, Jim Hazzard and Will Pettitt
Hydrocarbon Trap Model for Glacial Strata in the Great Plains Area
Andy St-Onge
1:50-2:15 Towards the Quantification of Unique Organic Matter Components in Duvernay Formation Mudstones
Levi J. Knapp, Takashi Nanjo, Omid Haeri-Ardakani and Hamed Sanei
Graveyards of Industry – Exploring the Effects of a Resource-reliant Economy on the Towns of Early Alberta
Aaron Kyle Lang
Formation Tops Identification from Wireline Logs with Deep Convolutional Neural Network
Yexin Liu, Zhuoheng Chen, and Chunqing (Dennis) Jiang
Analysis of Hydrocarbon and Polar Species from Highly Compositionally Graded Oil Reservoirs to Refine Reservoir Process Models
Ranya A. Algeer Haiping Huang, Thomas B.P. Oldenburg and Steve R. Larter
An NPML Boundary Conditions for Second-Order Viscoacoustic Wave Equation in Time Domain
Hossein Beyrami, Naser Keshavarz Farajkhah, Peyman P. Moghaddam and Mahdi Sharifi
Regional Evaluation of the Doig Formation Thickness, Organic Richness and Maturity
Pablo Lacerda Silva and Robert M. Bustin
Time-Frequency Analysis of Treatment Pressure
Mason K. MacKay, David W. Eaton and Christopher R. Clarkson
Rock Physics and Inversion Case Study of Lower Mannville Lithic Channel – an Interpreter Perspective
Darren Kondrat, Valentina Baranova and Azer Mustaqeem
2:15-2:40 Thermal Maturity and Geochemical Compositional Controls on Geomechanical Properties in Upper Devonian Duvernay Formation, Western Canada Sedimentary Basin
Tian Dong, Julia M. McMillan, Nicholas B. Harris, Levi J. Knapp and David L. Bish
Petro-Lithium: The Evolution of Energy in Alberta
Liz Lappin
Deep Neural Networks to Predict Reservoir Properties from Seismic
Jonathan E. Downton and Daniel P. Hampson
Optimizing Well Pair Placement Using Biomarker Geochemistry: an Integrated Approach with 3D Geomodeling
Noel Devere-Bennett, Sorrel B. Holmes and Dragana Todorovic-Marinic
Measurement of Apparent Attenuation in Seismic Sections by using Waveform Synthetics
Osama El Badri and Igor B. Morozov
Seal Quality Prediction Using E-Poisson’s Ratio Rock Physics Templet – a Case Study from the Norwegian Barents Sea
Nazmul H. Mondol
Integration of Geomechanical and Mineralogical Data for Fracability Evaluation in Utica Shale Play
Ritesh Kumar Sharma, Satinder Chopra, James Keay, Hossein Nemati and Larry Lines
Chasing Not-so-Bright spots in the Lithic Glauc: Reservoir Sands or shale?
David Cho, Evan Mutual, James Muraro and Karsten Thacker
2:40-3:00 COFFEE
3:00-3:25 Influence of Sedimentary Facies on Geomechanical Properties in the Duvernay Formation, Fox Creek Area, AB, Canada
Marco Venieri and Per Kent Pedersen
Case Studies in Alberta: Profitable Methane Abatement Projects
Cooper Robinson
Data Driven Modeling to Predict Gold-Mineralization: a Case Study from Goldcorp Red Lake Mine
Pavel Abdur-Rehman and Max Howarth
Using the Movement of Fluids within a Reservoir Over Geological Time to Improve Reservoir Characterization
Bruce James
Q-Compensation by Iterative Time-Domain Deconvolution
Wubing Deng and Igor Morozov
Western Canada Sedimentary Basin Petroleum Systems: Where is the Secondary Biogenic Gas?
Kirk G. Osadetz, Andrew Mort, Lloyd R. Snowdon, Donald C. Lawton, Zhuoheng Chen and Amin Saeedfar
Characterization of Stimulated Volume Evolution during Multiple Hydraulic Fracturing Stimulation in Naturally Fractured Rocks
Erfan Sarvaramini, Robert Gracie and Maurice Dusseault
Simply Hot Air: a Review of the Helium Potential of Western Canada, Applying Learnings from the US and Other Helium Resources
Jon Noad
3:25-3:50 Chemically Enhancing Post-fracturing Oil Recovery in the Duvernay Formation of Alberta
Raphael A.J. Wust, Cory Twemlow and Brent Nassichuk
Local Energy for Local Development
Ben Lee
Deriving Value in Unconventional Plays Using Data Analytics: Case Study of the Denver-Julesburg Basin, Colorado
Aaron Reimchen, Dane Gregoris and Kristina Repchuk
Geochemical Modelling of the McMurray Formation, Telephone Lake Asset, Northeastern Alberta, Canada
Zied O. Ameur, Mark L. Caplan, Jonah Resnick, Matthew Power and Marc Enter
The Convenient Formulae of Nonhyperbolic Moveout
Zhengsheng Yao, Valentina Khatchatrian and Randy Kolesar
White Light Reflectance Spectrometry: a New Old Technique in Chacterizing Organic Matter and Hydrocarbon Potential in Petroleum Source Rocks
Dane P. Synnott, Hamed Sanei, Keith Dewing, Per Kent Pedersen and Omid H. Ardakani
Hybrid Data-Physics Analytics for Integrated Characterization of Unconventional Plays
Mehrdad Soltanzadeh and Matt Baird
The Clearwater Formation at Marten Hills: a Case Study
Steve Brownridge
3:50-4:15 The Duvernay Formation - the Application of Structure and Simultaneous Inversion for Reservoir Characterization and Induced Seismicity
Ronald Weir, L. Lines and D. Lawton
Diversified: Finding Energy Opportunities as a Geoscientist in a Politically Polarized Market
Craig Dunn
Quantum Computation with Applications in Seismic Problems
Shahpoor Moradi and Daniel Trad
The Paleozoic and Mesozoic Petroleum Systems of Saudi Arabia
Mahdi AbuAli
Shock Metamorphosed Granite of the Chicxulub Impact Basin and Very Low Seismic Velocities: a Case Study
Chris Nixon, Bradley King, Randy Kofman, and Doug Schmitt
Integration of Experimentally Derived Rock Properties into Characterization Workflows
Ramil S. Ahmadov and Gregory N. Boitnott
Fracking / Brittleness Index: the Effects of Porosity, Compressibility, Storativity and Elastic Constants
Lateef Owolabi Lawal
The Influences of Structural Highlands on Channel Stacking and Reservoir Quality, Atlas Member, Saskatchewan
Shanelle R. Bjorndahl and Per K. Pedersen
4:15-4:40 Seismic Imaging and Interpretation Techniques
Sunjay Sunjay
Don’t Call it a Comeback – Delivering the Goods in the Alida Unit, SE Saskatchewan
Jason E. Shtand
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9:55am 4320 Years of Managing Ontario Petroleum Well Data in TrustLiz Sutherland, Jordan Clark, Matt Dupont and Maia Somers
9:55am 19Relationship Between Geologic Variability in a Deltaic Setting and Production Variability in the Dunvegan Formation, Kaybob South Field Area, Alberta, Canada David Law and Per Kent Pedersen
9:55am 15Potential of Prony and Phase Decompositions for Reservoir PredictionVita V. Kalashnikova, Rune Øverås, Arif Butt and Stéphanie Guidard
9:55am 73The Study on Physical Properties of Unconventional Reservoir of the Mesozoic In Wangpanshan Area of Ordos BasinJinghan Zhong, Qicong Wang and Caineng Zou
9:55am 85/86It’s About to Get a Lot Less Salty – Comparison of a Fluvial Outcrop to Estuarine Outcrops Using UAV- Based Outcrop Modelling in the Lower Cretaceous McMurray FormationDerek A. Hayes, Eric R. Timmer, Michael J. Ranger and Murray K. Gingras
10:00am 25Chemostratigraphy and sedimentary provenance analysis for the Jeanne d’Arc and Flemish Pass basins, Grand Banks, East Coast CanadaMarta Barbarano, John Martin, David A. Riley, Ceri Roach and Tim J. Pearce
10:00am 52Taming the Disposal Cost DragonMartin Grygar
10:00am 16Prony Decomposition for Sealing and Leaking Fault AnalysisVita V. Kalashnikova, Arif Butt and Stéphanie Guidard
10:00am 76Purple Springs, Alberta, Canada (10-14W4M): Probable Paleozoic Impact Crater – Part I - GeologyKenneth V. Allen
10:05am 04Integrating Full Tensor Gravity, Magnetic and Seismic in the Pannonian Basin of Croatia: New Methods and Applications in a Proven Hydrocarbon BasinCase Caulfield, Colm Murphy, Mihaly Temes and Janos Csizmeg
10:05am 64Petrophysical and Sequence Stratigraphic AnalysesTaofeek Agboola Ogunfolabo
10:05am 37A Comparison of Microseismic Response and Hyduralic Fracture Monitoring through DAS: a Case Study from MontneyIsao Kurosawa and Michael de Groot
10:05am 75Purple Springs, Alberta, Canada (10-14W4M): Probable Paleozoic Impact Crater – Part II - GeophysicsKenneth V. Allen
10:05am 97Best Practices for CO2 Geologic Storage in the PCOR Partnership RegionNeil Wildgust, Charles D. Gorecki, Scott C. Ayash, Wesley D. Peck, John A. Hamling, James A. Sorensen, Daniel J. Daly, Melanie D. Jensen, Ryan J. Klapperich, Loreal V. Heebink, Lawrence J. Pekot, Edward N. Steadman and John A. Harju
10:10am 61Evaluation Method of Vuggy Carbonate Reservoir Constrained by Multi-parameters and its Application in Mesopotamia BasinWu Yiping, Xue Zong’ and Wang Zhaoming
10:10am 67Presentation Skill to Engage your Audience – a Behaviour ProspectiveDr. Wael Badawy
10:10am 1Building 3D Density Models for ExplorationCamille Hebert, Erica Veglio and Bernd Milkereit
10:10am 13Sonic Velocities & Depth ConversionRobert Pickering
10:10am 91Spatial, Temporal and Physical Origin of Matrix-Poor to Matrix-Rich Sandstones on a Deep-Marine Slope, Isaac Formation, Neoproterzoic, Windermere Supergroup, British Columbia, CanadaCurran D. Wearmouth and Bill R.W.C Arnott
10:15am 10Power of XRF and High-resolution Shades of Grey Profiling in Characterizing Duvernay propertiesJean-Yves Chatellier, Amjed Cheema and Jamil Afzal
10:15am 40Reinventing your CareerJulia M. McElgunn
10:15am 68The Art of EngagementDr. Wael Badawy
10:15am 58Ordovician Petroleum Source Rock Potential in Hudson Strait BasinShunxin Zhang
10:15am 28Comparative Fracture Characterization from Geological Media, Cretaceous Mannville Group, Livingstone Falls, Southwest AlbertaH. Mai, B. Komaromi and P.K. Pedersen
10:15am 103Rocks, Organics, Strength, Relief – Behind the Scenic Banff Formation OutcropsYihua Liu, Guanyo Wang, Jianuo Wang, Milovan Fustic and Gerald Osborn
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10:20am 46Energy-stack and Kurtosis: the Dynamic Duo for Microseismic Event IdentificationAtila S. Paes and David W. Eaton
10:20am 31Geometry of the Salt-detached Qiulitage Structure (Kuqa fold-and-thrust system, NW China): Evaluating Sub-salt Reservoir Potential through Seismic and Structural InterpretationHuiwen Xie, Tina Chin, Xu Wang, Esther Izquierdo, Shaoying Huang and Oscar Gratacos
10:20am 94An Industry Perspective on Induced SeismicityScott H. McKean, Jeffrey A. Priest, David W. Eaton, Jordan Philips and Mirko van der Baan
10:20am 82Injection Well Field Optimization using Analytical MethodsSheila C. Duchek
10:25am 49A New Second Order Absorbing Boundary Layer Formulation for Anisotropic-elastic Wavefeld SimulationJunxiao Li, Kris Innanen and Bing Wang
10:25am 70Alberta’s Oil Sands Probabilistic Reserves and Resources Evaluation Anilec C. Fermin, Ysabel C. Nava, Omair Sadiq, and Steve Lyster
10:25am 55Is the Rate of Fugitive Methane Gas Migration around Alberta’s Energy Wells Adequately Estimated?Jason M. Abboud and M. Cathryn Ryan
10:25am 88Exploring in Africa for Oil & Gas in Naturally Fractured Basement ReservoirsTako Koning
10:30am 22Geographic Information Systems For Seismic Line OptimizationChristopher B. Harrison, Philip Sokol and Paul Thacker
10:30am 7Source Mechanisms of Hydraulic-Fracturing Induced Event Sequences in the Fox Creek AreaHongliang Zhang and David W. Eaton
10:30am 34A Novel Workflow for Predicting TOC in the Utica playRitesh Kumar Sharma, Satinder Chopra and Larry Lines
10:30am 79Diagenesis and Secondary Porosity of the Neogene Sandstones, in the North-Eastern part of Bangladesh: Implications for the Reservoir Characterization of the Bengal BasinLubna Yesmin Khondakar and M Badrul Imam
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TUESDAY MORNING Glen 201-204 Glen 205 Glen 206 Glen 208-209 Telus 101-102 Telus 104-105 Telus 106 Telus 111
Geophysical and Geochemical Applications to Montney Reservoir Evaluation
SESSION CHAIRS: Victoria Biersteker & Genga Nadaraju
Completions Technology
SESSION CHAIRS: Michael Seifert & Melanie Popp
Microseismic ISESSION CHAIRS: Barry Fish & Alem Aklilu
Seismic Processing – Applied I
SESSION CHAIRS: Helen Isaac & Torr Haglund
Getting More From Your Data I
SESSION CHAIRS: Paula Jennings & Dennis Ellison
Organic Geochemistry
SESSION CHAIRS: Andy Mort & James Duggan
Seismic Inversion – Full-Waveform Inversion
SESSION CHAIRS: Dmitri Skorinski & Bartosz Szydlik
Induced Seismicity – Modeling and Case Studies
SESSION CHAIRS: John Nieto & Sepideh Karimi
8:25-8:35 INTRODUCTION
8:35-9:00 Montney Formation Multi-core Chemostratigraphy and Regional Cross-sections Across Alberta
Raphael A.J. Wust, Sam Tu, Troy Bozarth, Jason Tucker, Albert Cui, Brent Nassichuk
Hydraulic Fracturing of Shale: Challenges on Modelling Front; What We Know and What We Don’t.
Ali S. Ziarani, Dave J. Quirk, Robert V. Hawkes and Ken Glover
Improving Microseismic Data Quality with Noise Attenuation Techniques
Kit Chambers and Aaron Booterbaugh
Bi-objective Optimization for Seismic Survey Design
Jorge E. Monsegny
From Fault Likelihood Attributes to Automatic Fault Building
Rongfeng Zhang
How Ion Milling Does or Does Not Alter Organic Matter
Hamed Sanei, Omid H. Ardakani
A Comparative Study on Sensitivity Analysis of Frequency and Time Domain Full Waveform Inversion
Mahjoobeh Meskaranian and Peyman P. Moghaddam
Understanding Shear Behaviour of a Rough Joint Using Surface Topography Scan and Numerical Simulation
Qi Zhao and Giovanni Grasselli
9:00-9:25 Revealing Fault Control on Hydrocarbon Distribution in the Montney Play: a 3-D Exploratory Statistics Approach
Jean-Yves Chatellier, Tristan Euzen, Andy Mort and Damien Thenin
Learnings from FiberOptic Science Pad – ECA Swan Pilot
Jimmy Zhang
Can Microseismicity be Used to Define Effective Permeability?
Ted Urbancic, J.M. Thompson and D. Anderson
Velocity Model Building by Slope Tomography
Bernard Law and Daniel Trad
Imaging Complex Structures with Near-surface and Residual Static Corrections Coupled to Depth Migration
Dennis Ellison, Greg Cameron
Rocks, Organics, Strength, Relief – Behind the Scenic Banff Formation Outcrops
Yihua Liu, Guanyu Zhang, Jianuo Wang, Milovan Fustic and Gerald Osborn
Comparison between RTM Gradient and PSPI Gradient in the Process of FWI
Sergio Romahn, Marcelo Guarido and Kristopher Innanen
What can Discrete Fracture Network Analysis Tell Us about Induced Seismicity in the Montney Formation?
Steve Rogers
9:25-9:50 Linking Rock Physics Modeling and Time-lapse Seismic Inversion in the Montney Formation
Naimeh Riazi, Brian Russell, Christopher R. Clarkson
Geometry and Failure Mechanisms from Microseismic in the Duvernay Shale (Canada) to Explain Changes in Well Performance with Drilling Azimuth
Earl Galan, Ben Stephenson, Will Williams, Jeff Macdonald, Ryan Carduner, Ali Azad and Ulrich Zimmer
A K-mean Characteristic Function to Improve STA/LTA Detection
Jubran Akram, Daniel Peter and David Eaton
Multicomponent Land Data Pre-processing for FWI: a Benchmark Dataset
Raul Cova, Bernie K. Law and Kris Innanen
Seismic Information Entropy: a New Attribute for Seismic Interpretation
Case Caulfield and Josh Curtis
New Insights about Organic Matter and Petroleum Migration from Co-occurence of Two Organic Phases with Contrasting Properties in Lower Carboniferous Banff Formation
Yihua Liu, Jianuo Wang, Guanyu Zhang and Milovan Fustic
Mismatches between Physics and Operators for Least Squares Kirchhoff and Reverse Time Migrations
Daniel Trad
Managing Induced Seismicity in Canbriam’s Altares Field in the Montney Formation, N.E. British Columbia – an Update
Brad Bialowas, Bogdan Batlai, John Nieto and Graham Janega
9:50-10:35 COFFEE & POSTERS
10:35-11:00 A Comparison of Microseismic Response and Hyduralic Fracture Monitoring through DAS: a Case Study from Montney
Isao Kurosawa, Michael de Groot
Chemical Tracer Case Studies – Practical Applications for Completion Optimization
Darcy Lane and Matt Hogg
Appropriateness of Source Models in Interpreting Microseismicity: is a Penny-Shaped Crack Model Sufficient?
Adam M. Baig and Ellie P. Ardakani
Rank-Reduction Filters for 3 and 4 Spatial Dimensions
Alex Falkovskiy
Advances in Coherence Computation – Multispectral and Multiazimuth
Satinder Chopra and Kurt J. Marfurt
Forward and Inverse Modeling of Kerogen Generation Kinetics Based on Routine Rock-Eval Pyrolysis with Application Examples from Canadian Sedimentary Basins and Elsewhere
Zhuoheng Chen, Chunqing Jiang and Xiaojun Liu
Reducing Cross-talk with Multi-resolution QFWI
Scott D Keating and Kristopher A Innanen
Induced Seismicity in the Doe-Dawson Area of British Columbia
David McHarg and Paige Mamer
11:00-11:25 How does the Montney Measure Up?
Carolyn Currie
Montney Versus North America Completions Comparison
Morgan Kwan, Samir Maliki and Kay-Cee Hermanson
Energy-stack and Kurtosis: the Dynamic Duo for Microseismic Event Identification
Atila S. Paes and David W. Eaton
Imaging with a Seismic-while-drilling Dataset
Nasser Kazemi, Roman Shor and Kris Innanen
Automatic Identification of Basement Geomorphic Features in the Peace River Arch Using Curvature Attributes of Magnetic Data
Hassan H. Hassan and Serguei Goussev
Routes and Progress in Age Dating Fluid Residence Time in Subsurface Reservoirs: Issues and E&P Applications
Renzo Silva, Jon Halvard Pedersen, Rolando di Primio, Lloyd Snowdon, Haiping Huang and Steve Larter
Time-domain Elastic Gauss-Newton full-waveform Inversion via Matrix-free Adjoint-state Method
Ke Chen and Mauricio D. Sacchi
Tony Creek Dual Microseismic Experiment (ToC2ME)
David W. Eaton, Nadine Igonin, Andrew Poulin, Ron Weir, Hongliang Zhang, Scott Pellegrino and German Rodriguez
11:25-11:50 Deciphering the Subsurface and Engineering Controls on Well Performance in the Montney
Alexa M. Tomlinson, Felix Todea, Ben Stephenson and Heidi Pratt
Benchmarking Completion Strategies in the Montney and Duvernay
Mark Kowalchuk and Joshua W.Y. Lee
Using Machine Learning Approaches to Characterize Stress Flow Based on Seismicity
Adam M. Baig and Ellie P. Ardakani
Vertical Seismic Profiling using Distributed Acoustic Sensing at the CaMI Field Research Station
Heather K. Hardeman, Matt McDonald, Tom Daley, Barry Freifeld, Michael P. Lamoureux, and Don Lawton
Power of XRF and High-resolution Shades of Grey Profiling in Characterizing Duvernay Properties
Jean-Yves Chatellier, Amjed Cheema and Jamil Afzal
Identifying Gas Migration issues and Characterizing their Source Zones Using Geochemical Approaches
Scott O. C. Mundle and Court Sandau
Viscoacoustic VTI and TTI Wave Equations and their Application for Anisotropic Reverse Time Migration: Constant-Q Approximation
Ali Fathalian and Kris Innanen
11:50-12:15 Seismic Source Selection within Alberta’s Woodlands
Douglas Brost
Physical Interpretation of the Cole-Cole Model in Viscoelasticity
Wubing Deng and Igor B. Morozov
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TUESDAY MORNING Glen 201-204 Glen 205 Glen 206 Glen 208-209 Telus 101-102 Telus 104-105 Telus 106 Telus 111
Geophysical and Geochemical Applications to Montney Reservoir Evaluation
SESSION CHAIRS: Victoria Biersteker & Genga Nadaraju
Completions Technology
SESSION CHAIRS: Michael Seifert & Melanie Popp
Microseismic ISESSION CHAIRS: Barry Fish & Alem Aklilu
Seismic Processing – Applied I
SESSION CHAIRS: Helen Isaac & Torr Haglund
Getting More From Your Data I
SESSION CHAIRS: Paula Jennings & Dennis Ellison
Organic Geochemistry
SESSION CHAIRS: Andy Mort & James Duggan
Seismic Inversion – Full-Waveform Inversion
SESSION CHAIRS: Dmitri Skorinski & Bartosz Szydlik
Induced Seismicity – Modeling and Case Studies
SESSION CHAIRS: John Nieto & Sepideh Karimi
8:25-8:35 INTRODUCTION
8:35-9:00 Montney Formation Multi-core Chemostratigraphy and Regional Cross-sections Across Alberta
Raphael A.J. Wust, Sam Tu, Troy Bozarth, Jason Tucker, Albert Cui, Brent Nassichuk
Hydraulic Fracturing of Shale: Challenges on Modelling Front; What We Know and What We Don’t.
Ali S. Ziarani, Dave J. Quirk, Robert V. Hawkes and Ken Glover
Improving Microseismic Data Quality with Noise Attenuation Techniques
Kit Chambers and Aaron Booterbaugh
Bi-objective Optimization for Seismic Survey Design
Jorge E. Monsegny
From Fault Likelihood Attributes to Automatic Fault Building
Rongfeng Zhang
How Ion Milling Does or Does Not Alter Organic Matter
Hamed Sanei, Omid H. Ardakani
A Comparative Study on Sensitivity Analysis of Frequency and Time Domain Full Waveform Inversion
Mahjoobeh Meskaranian and Peyman P. Moghaddam
Understanding Shear Behaviour of a Rough Joint Using Surface Topography Scan and Numerical Simulation
Qi Zhao and Giovanni Grasselli
9:00-9:25 Revealing Fault Control on Hydrocarbon Distribution in the Montney Play: a 3-D Exploratory Statistics Approach
Jean-Yves Chatellier, Tristan Euzen, Andy Mort and Damien Thenin
Learnings from FiberOptic Science Pad – ECA Swan Pilot
Jimmy Zhang
Can Microseismicity be Used to Define Effective Permeability?
Ted Urbancic, J.M. Thompson and D. Anderson
Velocity Model Building by Slope Tomography
Bernard Law and Daniel Trad
Imaging Complex Structures with Near-surface and Residual Static Corrections Coupled to Depth Migration
Dennis Ellison, Greg Cameron
Rocks, Organics, Strength, Relief – Behind the Scenic Banff Formation Outcrops
Yihua Liu, Guanyu Zhang, Jianuo Wang, Milovan Fustic and Gerald Osborn
Comparison between RTM Gradient and PSPI Gradient in the Process of FWI
Sergio Romahn, Marcelo Guarido and Kristopher Innanen
What can Discrete Fracture Network Analysis Tell Us about Induced Seismicity in the Montney Formation?
Steve Rogers
9:25-9:50 Linking Rock Physics Modeling and Time-lapse Seismic Inversion in the Montney Formation
Naimeh Riazi, Brian Russell, Christopher R. Clarkson
Geometry and Failure Mechanisms from Microseismic in the Duvernay Shale (Canada) to Explain Changes in Well Performance with Drilling Azimuth
Earl Galan, Ben Stephenson, Will Williams, Jeff Macdonald, Ryan Carduner, Ali Azad and Ulrich Zimmer
A K-mean Characteristic Function to Improve STA/LTA Detection
Jubran Akram, Daniel Peter and David Eaton
Multicomponent Land Data Pre-processing for FWI: a Benchmark Dataset
Raul Cova, Bernie K. Law and Kris Innanen
Seismic Information Entropy: a New Attribute for Seismic Interpretation
Case Caulfield and Josh Curtis
New Insights about Organic Matter and Petroleum Migration from Co-occurence of Two Organic Phases with Contrasting Properties in Lower Carboniferous Banff Formation
Yihua Liu, Jianuo Wang, Guanyu Zhang and Milovan Fustic
Mismatches between Physics and Operators for Least Squares Kirchhoff and Reverse Time Migrations
Daniel Trad
Managing Induced Seismicity in Canbriam’s Altares Field in the Montney Formation, N.E. British Columbia – an Update
Brad Bialowas, Bogdan Batlai, John Nieto and Graham Janega
9:50-10:35 COFFEE & POSTERS
10:35-11:00 A Comparison of Microseismic Response and Hyduralic Fracture Monitoring through DAS: a Case Study from Montney
Isao Kurosawa, Michael de Groot
Chemical Tracer Case Studies – Practical Applications for Completion Optimization
Darcy Lane and Matt Hogg
Appropriateness of Source Models in Interpreting Microseismicity: is a Penny-Shaped Crack Model Sufficient?
Adam M. Baig and Ellie P. Ardakani
Rank-Reduction Filters for 3 and 4 Spatial Dimensions
Alex Falkovskiy
Advances in Coherence Computation – Multispectral and Multiazimuth
Satinder Chopra and Kurt J. Marfurt
Forward and Inverse Modeling of Kerogen Generation Kinetics Based on Routine Rock-Eval Pyrolysis with Application Examples from Canadian Sedimentary Basins and Elsewhere
Zhuoheng Chen, Chunqing Jiang and Xiaojun Liu
Reducing Cross-talk with Multi-resolution QFWI
Scott D Keating and Kristopher A Innanen
Induced Seismicity in the Doe-Dawson Area of British Columbia
David McHarg and Paige Mamer
11:00-11:25 How does the Montney Measure Up?
Carolyn Currie
Montney Versus North America Completions Comparison
Morgan Kwan, Samir Maliki and Kay-Cee Hermanson
Energy-stack and Kurtosis: the Dynamic Duo for Microseismic Event Identification
Atila S. Paes and David W. Eaton
Imaging with a Seismic-while-drilling Dataset
Nasser Kazemi, Roman Shor and Kris Innanen
Automatic Identification of Basement Geomorphic Features in the Peace River Arch Using Curvature Attributes of Magnetic Data
Hassan H. Hassan and Serguei Goussev
Routes and Progress in Age Dating Fluid Residence Time in Subsurface Reservoirs: Issues and E&P Applications
Renzo Silva, Jon Halvard Pedersen, Rolando di Primio, Lloyd Snowdon, Haiping Huang and Steve Larter
Time-domain Elastic Gauss-Newton full-waveform Inversion via Matrix-free Adjoint-state Method
Ke Chen and Mauricio D. Sacchi
Tony Creek Dual Microseismic Experiment (ToC2ME)
David W. Eaton, Nadine Igonin, Andrew Poulin, Ron Weir, Hongliang Zhang, Scott Pellegrino and German Rodriguez
11:25-11:50 Deciphering the Subsurface and Engineering Controls on Well Performance in the Montney
Alexa M. Tomlinson, Felix Todea, Ben Stephenson and Heidi Pratt
Benchmarking Completion Strategies in the Montney and Duvernay
Mark Kowalchuk and Joshua W.Y. Lee
Using Machine Learning Approaches to Characterize Stress Flow Based on Seismicity
Adam M. Baig and Ellie P. Ardakani
Vertical Seismic Profiling using Distributed Acoustic Sensing at the CaMI Field Research Station
Heather K. Hardeman, Matt McDonald, Tom Daley, Barry Freifeld, Michael P. Lamoureux, and Don Lawton
Power of XRF and High-resolution Shades of Grey Profiling in Characterizing Duvernay Properties
Jean-Yves Chatellier, Amjed Cheema and Jamil Afzal
Identifying Gas Migration issues and Characterizing their Source Zones Using Geochemical Approaches
Scott O. C. Mundle and Court Sandau
Viscoacoustic VTI and TTI Wave Equations and their Application for Anisotropic Reverse Time Migration: Constant-Q Approximation
Ali Fathalian and Kris Innanen
11:50-12:15 Seismic Source Selection within Alberta’s Woodlands
Douglas Brost
Physical Interpretation of the Cole-Cole Model in Viscoelasticity
Wubing Deng and Igor B. Morozov
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON Glen 201-204 Glen 205 Glen 206 Glen 208-209 Telus 101-102 Telus 104-105 Telus 106 Telus 111
Getting More from your Data II
SESSION CHAIRS: Paula Jennings & Dennis Ellison
Laboratory Geomechanics and Modeling
SESSION CHAIRS: Mehrdad Soltanzadeh & Mahbub (Bob) Alam
International Case Studies ISESSION CHAIRS: Gary Paukert & Kathleen Dorey
Emerging Opportunities and Methodologies
SESSION CHAIRS: Emily Duncan & John Parkin
Microseismic II
SESSION CHAIRS: Wendell Pardasie & Martin Haege
Best of SPE Papers Presented at the SPE Co-located Conferences
SESSION CHAIRS: Unconventional Resources: Ehsan Amirian and Edward Etris
Heavy Oil: Edward Etris and Sahar Ghannadi
Petrophysics
SESSION CHAIRS: Robert Everett & Glenn Sather
Sedimentology and Stratigraphy – Case Studies
SESSION CHAIRS: Jon Noad & Bryn Davies
1:15-1:25 INTRODUCTION
1:25-1:50 Geographic Information Systems for Seismic Line Optimization
Christopher B. Harrison, Philip Sokol and Paul Thacker
A Laboratory Acoustic Emission Experiment on Montney Shale
Suzie Jia, Ron Wong and David Eaton
Pan-African Footprints in a Shuaiba Carbonate Field Northern Oman and its Implication for Field Development Planning and Well Reservoir Management
Ruikun Liu
Improving Brain Signal Imaging with Geophysics
Julie A. Aitken, Elise Fear and Andrea Protzner
Microseismicity to Production – What Do We Need to Measure First?
Leo Eisner, František Stanĕk, Zuzana Jechumtálová and Chris Heaver
Predicting Economic Value in Unexplored Regions of an Unconventional Liquids Rich Play
Jeff Yip, P. Miller and T. Branter
Quick and Simple Porosity Measurement at the Well Site
M.J. Dick, D. Green, T. Kenney, D. Veselinovic, J. Tallarita, M.A. Smith
Provenance Signals in Upper Cretaceous-Paleogene Strata, Alberta Basin, Canada
Samantha Super, Stephen M. Hubbard, William Matthews, Ranjot S. Brar, Daniel S. Coutts, Sean Horner and Marco Venieri
1:50-2:15 Data Science Tools for Petroleum Exploration and Production
Matteo Niccoli and Thomas Speidel
Dilation of Rock Joints based on Quantified Surface Description
Hongyuan Zhou, Qi Zhao and Giovanni Grasselli
The Silurian Play: Geology and Hydrocarbon Occurrence in the Ghadames-Berkine-Illizi (Algeria,Tunisia, Libya)
Khaled Echikh and Linda Echikh
Modeling the Sensitivity of Shaped DAS Fibre-optic Cables to Elastic Wave Data
Matt Eaid and Kris Innanen
Sonic Tensor Completion
Scott Leaney and Jeroen Jocker
Impact of Entrained Hydrocarbon and Organic Matter Components on Reservoir Quality of Organic-Rich Shales: Implications for Sweet Spot Identification in the Duvernay Formation Canada
Amin Ghanizadeh, C.R. Clarkson, K.M. Clarke, Z. Yang, B. Rashidi, A. Vahedian, C. Song, C. Debuhr, B. Haghshenas, O.H. Ardakani, H. Sanei and D.P. Royer
Evaluation Method of Vuggy Carbonate Reservoir Constrained by Multi-parameters and its Application in Mesopotamia Basin
Wu Yiping,Xue Zong’and,Wang Zhaoming
Bakken Sequence Stratigraphic Model for the Williston Basin
Per Kent Pedersen and David Cronkwright
2:15-2:40 Lagrangian Mechanical Model of Porous Rock
Wubing Deng and Igor B. Morozov
Simulation of Rock Fragmentation by TBM Disc Cutter using the Hybrid Finite-discrete Element Method
Earl Magsipoc and Giovanni Grasselli
Detachment Anticlines and Synclines and their Impact on the Tertiary and Cretaceous Reservoirs of the Zagros Fold and Thrust Belt in Kurdistan
Andrew C. Newson
Delineation of Curvilinear Structures on Magnetic Images Using Eigenvalues of Hessian Based Vesselness Filter
Hassan H. Hassan and Serguei Goussev
The Application of the Signal Duration Method for Magnitude Estimation of Microseismic Events
Germán Rodríguez-Pradilla and David W. Eaton
Breaking a Paradigm: Can Oil Recovery from Shales be Larger than Oil Recovery from Conventional Reservoirs? The Answer is Yes
Roberto Aguilera, A.R. Fragoso Amaya and K. Selvan
A Novel Approach to Petrophysics in the Canadian Oil Sands
Kevin Pyke and Jeff Taylor
Evaporite Sedimentology in South-Central Alberta: Prairie Evaporite and Lotsberg Formations
Elaine L. Lord and Nicholas B. Harris
2:40-3:00 COFFEE
3:00-3:25 What Lies Beyond the Rainbow
Dr. Steven Lynch
Assessing SAGD Response Due to Plastic Deformations
Bo Zhang, Jeffery Boisvert and Rick Chalaturnyk
Integrating Full Tensor Gravity, Magnetic and Seismic in the Pannonian Basin of Croatia: New Methods and Applications in a Proven Hydrocarbon Basin
Case Caulfield, Colm Murphy, Mihaly Temes, Janos Csizmeg, Vladislava Kukavica and Arso Putnikovic
Airborne Gamma Ray Surveying in Hydrocarbon Exploration
Shawn Walker, Harmen Keyser and Donovan Durham
Focal-time Estimation: a New Method for Stratigraphic Depth Control of Induced Seismicity
Ronald M Weir, Andrew Poulin, Nadine Igonin and David W. Eaton
Geologically Consistent History Matching of SAGD Process Using Probability Perturbation Method
Hojjat Khani, H. Hamdi, Z. Chen, M. Costa Sousa and L.X. Nghie
Active Geosteering with 3D Models in Unconventionals
Rocky Mottahedeh
Karst Controlled Reservoirs of the Jura-Cretaceous Success Formation and Mississippian Madison Group, West-Central Saskatchewan
Dan J. Kohlruss
3:25-3:50 Evaluating Storage and Flow Capacity on Devonian Carbonates using Image Logs Secondary Porosity Assessments
Dragan Andjelkovic, Hakima Ali Lahmar, Gabriel Garcia Rosas, Simona Costin and Becky Rogala
Geomechanical Analysis of Diagnostic Fracture Injection Test to Characterize Natural Fractures
Farrukh Hamza, Farrokh Sheibani Hamid Hadibeik, Mehdi Azari, Mohamed Esawi and Sandeep Ramakrishna
Results from a Brine Sampling Project: Investigating the Mineral Potential of Brines in Saskatchewan, Canada, in Particular the Lithium Potential
Gavin K. S. Jensen
Master Event Relocation of Microseismic Event using the Subspace Detector
Ibinabo Bestmann, Fernando Castellanos and Mirko van der Baan
Three Approaches to Predicting ESP Pump Failures during SAGD Operations
Leon Fedenczuk, J.K. Graham and T. Pehlke
Vsh or Element to Mineral Methods: Take your Best Shot
Robert V. Everett
A Comparison between Outcropping Oldman and Paskapoo Formation fluvial Sandstones in the Calgary Region, with Implications for Subsurface Gas Exploration
Jon Noad
3:50-4:15 20 Years of Managing Ontario Petroleum Well Data in Trust
Liz Sutherland, Jordan Clark, Matt Dupont and Maia Somers
A Study of Hydraulic Fracture Containment in the Bakken Formation, Southeast Saskatchewan
Chris Hawkes, Mostafa Gorjian and Sepidehalsadat Hendi
Geochemical Exploration to Detect Hydrocarbon Seepage using an Innovative Sampling Design
Mahdi AbuAli, Khaled Arouri, Yin Xu, AbdulJaleel Abubshait, Maher Almarhoon and Alan Siliman
Planning the Perfect Microseismic Acquisition Survey for Hydraulic Fracture Stimulation, can it be Done?
Ellie P. Ardakani and Adam M. Baig
Effects of Rock Mechanical Properties and Deformational Behavior on Caprock Integrity in Thermal Operations
Jose Rivero and Q. Li
Petrophysical and Sequence Stratigraphic Analyses
Taofeek Agboola Ogunfolabo
The Non-Conforming Sequence Stratigraphic Development of an Ancient Continent Margin Turbidite System, Neoproterozoic Windermere Supergroup, Western Canada
Bill R.W.C. Arnott
4:15-4:40 Unlocking and Maximizing your Data for Oil and Gas
Niaz Tadayyon
GeoConvention 2018 19
TUESDAY AFTERNOON Glen 201-204 Glen 205 Glen 206 Glen 208-209 Telus 101-102 Telus 104-105 Telus 106 Telus 111
Getting More from your Data II
SESSION CHAIRS: Paula Jennings & Dennis Ellison
Laboratory Geomechanics and Modeling
SESSION CHAIRS: Mehrdad Soltanzadeh & Mahbub (Bob) Alam
International Case Studies ISESSION CHAIRS: Gary Paukert & Kathleen Dorey
Emerging Opportunities and Methodologies
SESSION CHAIRS: Emily Duncan & John Parkin
Microseismic II
SESSION CHAIRS: Wendell Pardasie & Martin Haege
Best of SPE Papers Presented at the SPE Co-located Conferences
SESSION CHAIRS: Unconventional Resources: Ehsan Amirian and Edward Etris
Heavy Oil: Edward Etris and Sahar Ghannadi
Petrophysics
SESSION CHAIRS: Robert Everett & Glenn Sather
Sedimentology and Stratigraphy – Case Studies
SESSION CHAIRS: Jon Noad & Bryn Davies
1:15-1:25 INTRODUCTION
1:25-1:50 Geographic Information Systems for Seismic Line Optimization
Christopher B. Harrison, Philip Sokol and Paul Thacker
A Laboratory Acoustic Emission Experiment on Montney Shale
Suzie Jia, Ron Wong and David Eaton
Pan-African Footprints in a Shuaiba Carbonate Field Northern Oman and its Implication for Field Development Planning and Well Reservoir Management
Ruikun Liu
Improving Brain Signal Imaging with Geophysics
Julie A. Aitken, Elise Fear and Andrea Protzner
Microseismicity to Production – What Do We Need to Measure First?
Leo Eisner, František Stanĕk, Zuzana Jechumtálová and Chris Heaver
Predicting Economic Value in Unexplored Regions of an Unconventional Liquids Rich Play
Jeff Yip, P. Miller and T. Branter
Quick and Simple Porosity Measurement at the Well Site
M.J. Dick, D. Green, T. Kenney, D. Veselinovic, J. Tallarita, M.A. Smith
Provenance Signals in Upper Cretaceous-Paleogene Strata, Alberta Basin, Canada
Samantha Super, Stephen M. Hubbard, William Matthews, Ranjot S. Brar, Daniel S. Coutts, Sean Horner and Marco Venieri
1:50-2:15 Data Science Tools for Petroleum Exploration and Production
Matteo Niccoli and Thomas Speidel
Dilation of Rock Joints based on Quantified Surface Description
Hongyuan Zhou, Qi Zhao and Giovanni Grasselli
The Silurian Play: Geology and Hydrocarbon Occurrence in the Ghadames-Berkine-Illizi (Algeria,Tunisia, Libya)
Khaled Echikh and Linda Echikh
Modeling the Sensitivity of Shaped DAS Fibre-optic Cables to Elastic Wave Data
Matt Eaid and Kris Innanen
Sonic Tensor Completion
Scott Leaney and Jeroen Jocker
Impact of Entrained Hydrocarbon and Organic Matter Components on Reservoir Quality of Organic-Rich Shales: Implications for Sweet Spot Identification in the Duvernay Formation Canada
Amin Ghanizadeh, C.R. Clarkson, K.M. Clarke, Z. Yang, B. Rashidi, A. Vahedian, C. Song, C. Debuhr, B. Haghshenas, O.H. Ardakani, H. Sanei and D.P. Royer
Evaluation Method of Vuggy Carbonate Reservoir Constrained by Multi-parameters and its Application in Mesopotamia Basin
Wu Yiping,Xue Zong’and,Wang Zhaoming
Bakken Sequence Stratigraphic Model for the Williston Basin
Per Kent Pedersen and David Cronkwright
2:15-2:40 Lagrangian Mechanical Model of Porous Rock
Wubing Deng and Igor B. Morozov
Simulation of Rock Fragmentation by TBM Disc Cutter using the Hybrid Finite-discrete Element Method
Earl Magsipoc and Giovanni Grasselli
Detachment Anticlines and Synclines and their Impact on the Tertiary and Cretaceous Reservoirs of the Zagros Fold and Thrust Belt in Kurdistan
Andrew C. Newson
Delineation of Curvilinear Structures on Magnetic Images Using Eigenvalues of Hessian Based Vesselness Filter
Hassan H. Hassan and Serguei Goussev
The Application of the Signal Duration Method for Magnitude Estimation of Microseismic Events
Germán Rodríguez-Pradilla and David W. Eaton
Breaking a Paradigm: Can Oil Recovery from Shales be Larger than Oil Recovery from Conventional Reservoirs? The Answer is Yes
Roberto Aguilera, A.R. Fragoso Amaya and K. Selvan
A Novel Approach to Petrophysics in the Canadian Oil Sands
Kevin Pyke and Jeff Taylor
Evaporite Sedimentology in South-Central Alberta: Prairie Evaporite and Lotsberg Formations
Elaine L. Lord and Nicholas B. Harris
2:40-3:00 COFFEE
3:00-3:25 What Lies Beyond the Rainbow
Dr. Steven Lynch
Assessing SAGD Response Due to Plastic Deformations
Bo Zhang, Jeffery Boisvert and Rick Chalaturnyk
Integrating Full Tensor Gravity, Magnetic and Seismic in the Pannonian Basin of Croatia: New Methods and Applications in a Proven Hydrocarbon Basin
Case Caulfield, Colm Murphy, Mihaly Temes, Janos Csizmeg, Vladislava Kukavica and Arso Putnikovic
Airborne Gamma Ray Surveying in Hydrocarbon Exploration
Shawn Walker, Harmen Keyser and Donovan Durham
Focal-time Estimation: a New Method for Stratigraphic Depth Control of Induced Seismicity
Ronald M Weir, Andrew Poulin, Nadine Igonin and David W. Eaton
Geologically Consistent History Matching of SAGD Process Using Probability Perturbation Method
Hojjat Khani, H. Hamdi, Z. Chen, M. Costa Sousa and L.X. Nghie
Active Geosteering with 3D Models in Unconventionals
Rocky Mottahedeh
Karst Controlled Reservoirs of the Jura-Cretaceous Success Formation and Mississippian Madison Group, West-Central Saskatchewan
Dan J. Kohlruss
3:25-3:50 Evaluating Storage and Flow Capacity on Devonian Carbonates using Image Logs Secondary Porosity Assessments
Dragan Andjelkovic, Hakima Ali Lahmar, Gabriel Garcia Rosas, Simona Costin and Becky Rogala
Geomechanical Analysis of Diagnostic Fracture Injection Test to Characterize Natural Fractures
Farrukh Hamza, Farrokh Sheibani Hamid Hadibeik, Mehdi Azari, Mohamed Esawi and Sandeep Ramakrishna
Results from a Brine Sampling Project: Investigating the Mineral Potential of Brines in Saskatchewan, Canada, in Particular the Lithium Potential
Gavin K. S. Jensen
Master Event Relocation of Microseismic Event using the Subspace Detector
Ibinabo Bestmann, Fernando Castellanos and Mirko van der Baan
Three Approaches to Predicting ESP Pump Failures during SAGD Operations
Leon Fedenczuk, J.K. Graham and T. Pehlke
Vsh or Element to Mineral Methods: Take your Best Shot
Robert V. Everett
A Comparison between Outcropping Oldman and Paskapoo Formation fluvial Sandstones in the Calgary Region, with Implications for Subsurface Gas Exploration
Jon Noad
3:50-4:15 20 Years of Managing Ontario Petroleum Well Data in Trust
Liz Sutherland, Jordan Clark, Matt Dupont and Maia Somers
A Study of Hydraulic Fracture Containment in the Bakken Formation, Southeast Saskatchewan
Chris Hawkes, Mostafa Gorjian and Sepidehalsadat Hendi
Geochemical Exploration to Detect Hydrocarbon Seepage using an Innovative Sampling Design
Mahdi AbuAli, Khaled Arouri, Yin Xu, AbdulJaleel Abubshait, Maher Almarhoon and Alan Siliman
Planning the Perfect Microseismic Acquisition Survey for Hydraulic Fracture Stimulation, can it be Done?
Ellie P. Ardakani and Adam M. Baig
Effects of Rock Mechanical Properties and Deformational Behavior on Caprock Integrity in Thermal Operations
Jose Rivero and Q. Li
Petrophysical and Sequence Stratigraphic Analyses
Taofeek Agboola Ogunfolabo
The Non-Conforming Sequence Stratigraphic Development of an Ancient Continent Margin Turbidite System, Neoproterozoic Windermere Supergroup, Western Canada
Bill R.W.C. Arnott
4:15-4:40 Unlocking and Maximizing your Data for Oil and Gas
Niaz Tadayyon
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9:55am 47Inversion benefits from untrackable horizon pickingSatinder Chopra, Ritesh Kumar Sharma and Kurt J. Marfurt
9:55am 20Provenance signals in Upper Cretaceous-Paleogene strata, Alberta Basin, CanadaSamantha Super, Stephen M. Hubbard, William Matthews, Ranjot S. Brar., Daniel S. Coutts, Sean Horner and Marco Venieri
9:55am 35Ultra-wide Broadband Seismic Monitoring System DevelopmentWilson Howe
9:55am 95The Non-Conforming Sequence Stratigraphic Development of an Ancient Continent Margin Turbidite System, Neoproterozoic Windermere Supergroup, Western CanadaBill R.W.C. Arnott and countless student researchers
9:55am 14Utilizing Seismic Attributes and the Microseismic Response to Characterize a Region of the Horn River BasinAlana H. Kent and David W. Eaton
10:00am 78Western Canada Sedimentary Basin Petroleum Systems: Where is the Secondary Biogenic Gas?Kirk G. Osadetz, Andrew Mort, Lloyd R. Snowdon, Donald C. Lawton, Zhuoheng Chen and Amin Saeedfar
10:00am 17Estimating ‘Gas Initially in Place’ in the Spirit River Formation, and Relationships to Production and Economics – From Brazeau to Wapiti, AlbertaJohn J. Hirschmiller and Chad P. Lemke
10:00am 26Atterberg Limits Testing for Characterization of Quaternary Till Caprock at Borealis RidgeRachelle Pinnow
10:00am 53Seismic Imaging of the Overturned Limb of a Footwall Syncline and its Impact on Exploration in Fold and Thrust Belts.Andrew C Newson
10:00am 104A Simple Wavelet-Estimation Approach for Well-Log to Seismic TyingYichuan Wang, Wubing Deng, and Igor B. Morozov
10:05am 38Tight Media Wettability Analysis by High Pressure and Spontaneous ImbibitionJohn J. Sánchez Martínez and Apostolos Kantzas
10:05am 77Athabasca Carbon Dioxide Storage as Gas Hydrate: a call for Improved Current and Recent Temperature and Permafrost Data and HistoriesKirk G. Osadetz, Mehran Pooladi-Darvish and Jacek A. Majorowicz
10:05am 05Petrographic and Petrophysical Comparison of Cardium Light Oil Reservoirs between East and West Pembina FieldHolly A Nicholas and Per Kent Pedersen
10:05am 62Experimental Study of Displacement Mechanism of Foamy Oil FlowJian Wang, Danling Wang and Zhangxin Chen
10:05am 107Estimating Porosity of Carbonate Rocks by Sequential Applied Neural Network based Seismic InversionDr. Balazs Nemeth
10:10am 2Inverse Reservoir Property Estimation and Artificial Neural Network-assisted 3D modeling of the Montney Formation, AlbertaSochi C. Iwuoha, Behrad Rashidi, Per K. Pedersen and Christopher R. Clarkson
10:10am 653D Seismic Anelastic Waveform Modelling of Intrinsic and Scattering Attenuation EffectsDong Shi and Bernd Milkereit
10:10am 71Understanding Nigeria’s Oil and Gas IndustryOlateju Azeez Adeniyi
10:15am 59Late Cretaceous Georgia Basin: Remapping a Major Forearc Sedimentary Basin on the Pacific Margin of British ColumbiaTimothy D.J. England
10:15am 29Vertical Anisotropy of the Lower Jurassic Gordondale Shales (Alberta) and Geomechanical Modeling for Optimization of Hydraulic FracturingLevon Ourishian, Elena Konstantinovskaya and Nicholas B. Harris
10:15am 101Impact Craters in Seismic Data: a New Look at Old StructureAmanda K. Obodovsky
10:15am 92Sedimentologic and Petrographic Evidence of Flow Confinement in a Passive Continental Margin Slope Channel Complex, Isaac Formation, Windermere Supergroup, British Columbia, CanadaTyler R. Billington and Bill, R.W.C. Arnott
10:20am 44Comparison Between Least-squares Reverse Time Migration and Full-waveform InversionLei Yang, Daniel O. Trad and Wenyong Pan
10:20am 89Permeability of the Montney Formation in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin: Insights from Different Laboratory MeasurementsXiaojun Cui and Brent Nassichuk
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10:20am 98Assessment of Climate Change in Northern Zagros Forests using Stochastic Weather GeneratorFarhad Moloudi and Sonour Shokati
10:20am 84Core Image Classification using Deep FeaturesBrendon J. Hall, Sean Gulick, Auriol Rae and David Holmes
10:25am 56Fracturing GeoChemistry Best Practices with Water Management in the Western Canada Sedimentary BasinEugene S. Dakin
10:25am 50The Convenient Formulae of Nonhyperbolic MoveoutZhengsheng Yao, Valentina Khatchatrian and Randy Kolesar
10:30am 8Basement Tectonics and Fault Reactivation in Alberta, CanadaEneanwan Ekpo, David W. Eaton and Ronald Weir
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10:30am 32Application of CSAMT to Oil Shale Exploration in Tongchuan Area of Ordos Basin, ChinaChunguan Zhang, Bingqiang Yuan and Yuhong Li
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WEDNESDAY MORNING Glen 201-204 Glen 205 Glen 206 Glen 208-209 Telus 101-102 Telus 104-105 Telus 106 Telus 111
Oil Sands and Integrated Oil Sands Case Studies I
SESSION CHAIRS: Mark Caplan & Rob Gardner
Fracture/Stress Determination from Seismic
SESSION CHAIRS: Estelle Schissele-Rebel & Mike Perz
Induced Seismicity – Detection, Processing and Characterization
SESSION CHAIRS: John Evans & Mike Pacholek
New Technologies for Frontier Plays and Unconventional Resources
SESSION CHAIRS: Geoff MacDonald & Ben Guerard
Workplace Culture/Diversity
SESSION CHAIRS: Alicia Bjarnason & Zabeen Gale
Hydrogeology I
SESSION CHAIRS: Deanna Cottrell & James Armstrong
Geomodeling
SESSION CHAIRS: Weishan Ren & Aurelian Pierre
Global Carbon Capture, Storage, Utilization and Monitoring
SESSION CHAIRS: Anne Halladay & Dave Hills
8:25-8:35 INTRODUCTION
8:35-9:00 Aptian Drainage Dynamics in the Alberta Basin Derived from Mapping McMurray Formation Paleo-Valleys
Sean Horner, Harrison K. Martin, Cynthia Hagstrom and Stephen M. Hubbard
Estimation of Fractured Weaknesses and Attenuation Factors from Azimuthal Seismic Data
Huaizhen Chen and Kris Innanen
Integrating Machine Learning into Real Time Processing of Earthquakes
Andrew Reynen, Kit Chambers, Sepideh Karimi and Dario Baturan
Silica Diagenesis in the Devonian Woodford Shale (Central Basin Platform, West Texas) and Cretaceous Mowry Shale (Powder River Basin, Wyoming): Controls on Reservoir Quality
Terri Olson, Mark Longman, Kitty Milliken and William Drake
A Space of their Own: a Spatial Analysis of Professional Women’s Groups within the Geoscience Setting in Alberta
Alicia Dawn Bjarnason
The Critical Importance of Hydrogeology to WCSB Development
Jamie Wills
Building the 3D Provincial Geological Framework Model of Alberta: Integrating Decades of Geological Interpretation and Over Half a Billion Data Points to Create a Provincial-scale Geomodel of Alberta’s Subsurface
Paulina Branscombe, Kelsey MacCormack, Hilary Corlett, Ben Hathway, Tyler Hauck, Jesse Peterson and Mahshid Babakhani
Global Significance of CCUS
Robert J. Mitchell
9:00-9:25 Large Scale Compensational Stacking: Clearwater – Lloydminster and Lower Grand Rapids formations, Southern Alberta
Bogdan L. Varban, Kelly G. Kingsmith and Shaun M. Lenz
Constructing a Discrete Fracture Network Using Seismic Inversion to Predict Elastic and Seismic Properties Plus Fluid-flow Anisotropy
Colin M. Sayers and Lennert D. den Boer
Fault Activation During Multi-Well Completion: Fault Slip to Ground Motion
S. C. Maxwell, D. Garrett, P. Mamer and A. Pirayehgar
Integrated Geochemical and Petrophysical Analytical Workflow to Characterize Unconventional Shale Resource Systems: Application to the Vaca Muerta Formation in the Neuquén Basin, Argentina
Maria-Fernanda Romero-Sarmiento, Guillaume Berthe, Sebastian Ramiro-Ramirez, Marc Fleury and Ralf Littke
The Art of Engagement
Dr. Wael Badawy
Hydrogeological Mapping in Saskatchewan
Gregory X. Potter
Realistic Geological Modeling of Mariana Thornbury Oil Sands reservoir
Weishan Ren, Ben Hollands and Guoai Pan
Carbon Capture in Alberta: Costs, Benefits, and Policy
Jessie M. Arthur and Jennifer Winter
9:25-9:50 Mudstones and Siltstones: Geologically Under-utilised Sediments in Bitumen Pay Descriptions, with Examples from the McMurray and Clearwater Formations
Russell, P.W. Stancliffe, Grant Sanden, Yannai Segal and Martin Trobec
Chemostratigraphy and Sedimentary Provenance Analysis for the Jeanne d’Arc and Flemish Pass Basins, Grand Banks, East Coast Canada
Marta, Barbarano, John Martin, David A., Riley, Ceri Roach and Tim J., Pearce
Boardroom Diversity Impacts Profitability; is Diversity a factor in Energy Investments?
Janel Young
COSIA Regional Groundwater Solutions Project for the Southern Athabasca Oil Sands – Predictive Simulations on Long Term Usability of Major Aquifers
Louis-Charles Boutin and Mike Brewster
Inverse Reservoir Property Estimation and Artificial Neural Network-assisted 3D Modeling of the Montney Formation, Alberta
Sochi C. Iwuoha, Behrad Rashidi, Per K. Pedersen and Christopher R. Clarkson
Athabasca Carbon Dioxide Storage as Gas Hydrate: a Call for Improved Current and Recent Temperature and Permafrost Data and Histories
Kirk G. Osadetz, Mehran Pooladi-Darvish and Jacek A. Majorowicz
9:50-10:35 COFFEE & POSTERS
10:35-11:00 QEMSCAN Analysis of the McMurray Formation, Telephone Lake Asset, Northeastern Alberta, Canada
Mark L. Caplan, Jonah Resnick, Matthew Power and Marc Enter
Prestack P-P Azimuthal Amplitudes in the Washout 3D full azimuth full offset survey
Heloise Lynn and Mike Perz
Workflow for the Automated Detection and Processing of the Induced Seismicity in the Crooked Lake Area
Volodymyr Vragova and David W. Eaton
Advanced Core/Cutting Analysis Methods for Evaluation of Enhanced Oil Recovery in Tight Oil and Liquid-Rich Gas Reservoirs
C.R. Clarkson, A. Ghanizadeh, H. Hamdi, K.M. Clarke, Z. Yang, B. Haghshenas, N. Riazi, A. Vahedian, C. Song, B. Rashidi, H.J. Deglint, C. DeBuhr, J.M. Wood, D. Royer and T. Grimison
AWSN Work Re-engagement Program – Identifying Barriers and Solutions for STEM Women with Career Gaps and Supplying Alberta STEM Companies with Resources on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Alicia D. Bjarnason
A Re-examination of Regional Groundwater Flow Regimes in Part of the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin
Jordan Brinsky
Simple Geomodels to Improve Individual Horizontal Well Results in the Deep Basin: a Guide for Non-experts
Brian Emmerson
Reservoir Simulation and Feasibility Study for Seismic Monitoring at CaMI.FRS, Newell County, Alberta
Marie Macquet, Donald C. Lawton and Amin Saeedfar
11:00-11:25 Qualitative Comparisons of Surface Deformation Over a SAGD Reservoir in Alberta
Dennis Ellison and Glenn Larson
The Added Value of Geophysics in Estimating Natural Fractures and Reservoir Stresses in 3G Integrated Workflows
Ahmed Ouenes
Monte Carlo Simulations for Analysis and Prediction of Non-stationary Magnitude-frequency Distributions in Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis
Mauricio Reyes Canales and Mirko van der Baan
Using NMR T1-T2 Relaxation Times for Fluid Evaluation in Unconventional Resources
Iain C. Pirie
Proactive Water Communication by Oil and Gas Producers in the Lochend Area
Blaire L. MacAulay
Geo-modelling Approach to Unconventional Plays: Workflow and Examples from Canadian Deep Basin and Duvernay Formation
Aurelien Pierre, Nicole Frechette, Tara Branter, Aaron Shelby-James and Shahab Siddiqui
Effect of Source Effort and Source Distance on DAS Data at CaMI.FRS, Newell County, Alberta
Kevin W. Hall, Don C. Lawton, Thomas M. Daley, Barry M. Freifeld and Paul Cook
11:25-11:50 Sensitivity and Economic Analysis of Solvent Assisted SAGD Considering Geomechanics
Yousef Abbasi and Dr. Rick Chalaturnyk
Non-tectonic Faulting and Reservoir Enhancement in the WCSB
Andy St-Onge
Seismic Hazard and Cellular Automaton
Edouard Kravchinsky, Mirko van der Baan, and Javad Kazemian
Microbiological Approaches for de-risking offshore deep water oil and gas exploration
Casey Hubert, Carmen Li, Anirban Chakraborty, Deidra Stacey, Daniel Gittins, Bernie Bernard, James Brooks, Adam Macdonald, Jamie Webb and Martin Fowler
Injection Well Field Optimization Using Analytical Methods
Sheila C. Duchek
Upscaling of Anisotropic Reservoirs Using Quad-Tree Decomposition
Sajjad Gholinezhad and Peyman Mohammadmoradi
VSP Processing of Distributed Acoustic Sensing and Geophone Data at CaMI Field Research Station, Newell County, Alberta
Adriana Gordon and Don C. Lawton
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WEDNESDAY MORNING Glen 201-204 Glen 205 Glen 206 Glen 208-209 Telus 101-102 Telus 104-105 Telus 106 Telus 111
Oil Sands and Integrated Oil Sands Case Studies I
SESSION CHAIRS: Mark Caplan & Rob Gardner
Fracture/Stress Determination from Seismic
SESSION CHAIRS: Estelle Schissele-Rebel & Mike Perz
Induced Seismicity – Detection, Processing and Characterization
SESSION CHAIRS: John Evans & Mike Pacholek
New Technologies for Frontier Plays and Unconventional Resources
SESSION CHAIRS: Geoff MacDonald & Ben Guerard
Workplace Culture/Diversity
SESSION CHAIRS: Alicia Bjarnason & Zabeen Gale
Hydrogeology I
SESSION CHAIRS: Deanna Cottrell & James Armstrong
Geomodeling
SESSION CHAIRS: Weishan Ren & Aurelian Pierre
Global Carbon Capture, Storage, Utilization and Monitoring
SESSION CHAIRS: Anne Halladay & Dave Hills
8:25-8:35 INTRODUCTION
8:35-9:00 Aptian Drainage Dynamics in the Alberta Basin Derived from Mapping McMurray Formation Paleo-Valleys
Sean Horner, Harrison K. Martin, Cynthia Hagstrom and Stephen M. Hubbard
Estimation of Fractured Weaknesses and Attenuation Factors from Azimuthal Seismic Data
Huaizhen Chen and Kris Innanen
Integrating Machine Learning into Real Time Processing of Earthquakes
Andrew Reynen, Kit Chambers, Sepideh Karimi and Dario Baturan
Silica Diagenesis in the Devonian Woodford Shale (Central Basin Platform, West Texas) and Cretaceous Mowry Shale (Powder River Basin, Wyoming): Controls on Reservoir Quality
Terri Olson, Mark Longman, Kitty Milliken and William Drake
A Space of their Own: a Spatial Analysis of Professional Women’s Groups within the Geoscience Setting in Alberta
Alicia Dawn Bjarnason
The Critical Importance of Hydrogeology to WCSB Development
Jamie Wills
Building the 3D Provincial Geological Framework Model of Alberta: Integrating Decades of Geological Interpretation and Over Half a Billion Data Points to Create a Provincial-scale Geomodel of Alberta’s Subsurface
Paulina Branscombe, Kelsey MacCormack, Hilary Corlett, Ben Hathway, Tyler Hauck, Jesse Peterson and Mahshid Babakhani
Global Significance of CCUS
Robert J. Mitchell
9:00-9:25 Large Scale Compensational Stacking: Clearwater – Lloydminster and Lower Grand Rapids formations, Southern Alberta
Bogdan L. Varban, Kelly G. Kingsmith and Shaun M. Lenz
Constructing a Discrete Fracture Network Using Seismic Inversion to Predict Elastic and Seismic Properties Plus Fluid-flow Anisotropy
Colin M. Sayers and Lennert D. den Boer
Fault Activation During Multi-Well Completion: Fault Slip to Ground Motion
S. C. Maxwell, D. Garrett, P. Mamer and A. Pirayehgar
Integrated Geochemical and Petrophysical Analytical Workflow to Characterize Unconventional Shale Resource Systems: Application to the Vaca Muerta Formation in the Neuquén Basin, Argentina
Maria-Fernanda Romero-Sarmiento, Guillaume Berthe, Sebastian Ramiro-Ramirez, Marc Fleury and Ralf Littke
The Art of Engagement
Dr. Wael Badawy
Hydrogeological Mapping in Saskatchewan
Gregory X. Potter
Realistic Geological Modeling of Mariana Thornbury Oil Sands reservoir
Weishan Ren, Ben Hollands and Guoai Pan
Carbon Capture in Alberta: Costs, Benefits, and Policy
Jessie M. Arthur and Jennifer Winter
9:25-9:50 Mudstones and Siltstones: Geologically Under-utilised Sediments in Bitumen Pay Descriptions, with Examples from the McMurray and Clearwater Formations
Russell, P.W. Stancliffe, Grant Sanden, Yannai Segal and Martin Trobec
Chemostratigraphy and Sedimentary Provenance Analysis for the Jeanne d’Arc and Flemish Pass Basins, Grand Banks, East Coast Canada
Marta, Barbarano, John Martin, David A., Riley, Ceri Roach and Tim J., Pearce
Boardroom Diversity Impacts Profitability; is Diversity a factor in Energy Investments?
Janel Young
COSIA Regional Groundwater Solutions Project for the Southern Athabasca Oil Sands – Predictive Simulations on Long Term Usability of Major Aquifers
Louis-Charles Boutin and Mike Brewster
Inverse Reservoir Property Estimation and Artificial Neural Network-assisted 3D Modeling of the Montney Formation, Alberta
Sochi C. Iwuoha, Behrad Rashidi, Per K. Pedersen and Christopher R. Clarkson
Athabasca Carbon Dioxide Storage as Gas Hydrate: a Call for Improved Current and Recent Temperature and Permafrost Data and Histories
Kirk G. Osadetz, Mehran Pooladi-Darvish and Jacek A. Majorowicz
9:50-10:35 COFFEE & POSTERS
10:35-11:00 QEMSCAN Analysis of the McMurray Formation, Telephone Lake Asset, Northeastern Alberta, Canada
Mark L. Caplan, Jonah Resnick, Matthew Power and Marc Enter
Prestack P-P Azimuthal Amplitudes in the Washout 3D full azimuth full offset survey
Heloise Lynn and Mike Perz
Workflow for the Automated Detection and Processing of the Induced Seismicity in the Crooked Lake Area
Volodymyr Vragova and David W. Eaton
Advanced Core/Cutting Analysis Methods for Evaluation of Enhanced Oil Recovery in Tight Oil and Liquid-Rich Gas Reservoirs
C.R. Clarkson, A. Ghanizadeh, H. Hamdi, K.M. Clarke, Z. Yang, B. Haghshenas, N. Riazi, A. Vahedian, C. Song, B. Rashidi, H.J. Deglint, C. DeBuhr, J.M. Wood, D. Royer and T. Grimison
AWSN Work Re-engagement Program – Identifying Barriers and Solutions for STEM Women with Career Gaps and Supplying Alberta STEM Companies with Resources on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Alicia D. Bjarnason
A Re-examination of Regional Groundwater Flow Regimes in Part of the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin
Jordan Brinsky
Simple Geomodels to Improve Individual Horizontal Well Results in the Deep Basin: a Guide for Non-experts
Brian Emmerson
Reservoir Simulation and Feasibility Study for Seismic Monitoring at CaMI.FRS, Newell County, Alberta
Marie Macquet, Donald C. Lawton and Amin Saeedfar
11:00-11:25 Qualitative Comparisons of Surface Deformation Over a SAGD Reservoir in Alberta
Dennis Ellison and Glenn Larson
The Added Value of Geophysics in Estimating Natural Fractures and Reservoir Stresses in 3G Integrated Workflows
Ahmed Ouenes
Monte Carlo Simulations for Analysis and Prediction of Non-stationary Magnitude-frequency Distributions in Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis
Mauricio Reyes Canales and Mirko van der Baan
Using NMR T1-T2 Relaxation Times for Fluid Evaluation in Unconventional Resources
Iain C. Pirie
Proactive Water Communication by Oil and Gas Producers in the Lochend Area
Blaire L. MacAulay
Geo-modelling Approach to Unconventional Plays: Workflow and Examples from Canadian Deep Basin and Duvernay Formation
Aurelien Pierre, Nicole Frechette, Tara Branter, Aaron Shelby-James and Shahab Siddiqui
Effect of Source Effort and Source Distance on DAS Data at CaMI.FRS, Newell County, Alberta
Kevin W. Hall, Don C. Lawton, Thomas M. Daley, Barry M. Freifeld and Paul Cook
11:25-11:50 Sensitivity and Economic Analysis of Solvent Assisted SAGD Considering Geomechanics
Yousef Abbasi and Dr. Rick Chalaturnyk
Non-tectonic Faulting and Reservoir Enhancement in the WCSB
Andy St-Onge
Seismic Hazard and Cellular Automaton
Edouard Kravchinsky, Mirko van der Baan, and Javad Kazemian
Microbiological Approaches for de-risking offshore deep water oil and gas exploration
Casey Hubert, Carmen Li, Anirban Chakraborty, Deidra Stacey, Daniel Gittins, Bernie Bernard, James Brooks, Adam Macdonald, Jamie Webb and Martin Fowler
Injection Well Field Optimization Using Analytical Methods
Sheila C. Duchek
Upscaling of Anisotropic Reservoirs Using Quad-Tree Decomposition
Sajjad Gholinezhad and Peyman Mohammadmoradi
VSP Processing of Distributed Acoustic Sensing and Geophone Data at CaMI Field Research Station, Newell County, Alberta
Adriana Gordon and Don C. Lawton
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Glen 205 Glen 208-209 Telus 101-102 Telus 104-105 Telus 106 Telus 111
Seismic Processing - Applied II
SESSION CHAIRS: Helen Isaac & Torr Haglund
Integrating Geoscience to Optimize Unconventional Resource Plays
SESSION CHAIRS: Emily Duncan & Krista Beavis
International Case Studies II
SESSION CHAIRS: Gary Paukert & Kathleen Dorey
Hydrogeology II / Water Management
Session Chairs: Brad Makowecki & Jamie Wills
Professional Development
SESSION CHAIR: James Landsburg
Heavy Oil and Oil Sands Reservoir Characterization, Seismic and Stress
SESSION CHAIRS: Amanda Hall & Cortney Bint
1:15-1:25 INTRODUCTION
1:25-1:50 A Shift in Time: Time-lapse Detection Using Interferometry
David Henley
Pushing the Limits of the Montney at Gold Greek – from Seismic to Stimulation – Part 1
Andrew S. Iverson, Marco A. Perez and Pippa M. Murphy
Characterization of High-amplitude Seismic Anomalies in the Hoop Fault Complex, Barents Sea
Satinder Chopra, Ritesh Kumar Sharma, Graziella Kirtland Grech and Bent Erlend Kjølhamer
Decision Support for Optimizing Unconventional Development Planning and Water Management
Kevin Seel, Rasel Hossain and Alberto Alva-Argaez
Continuous Education through Kinetic Learning on Mobile Platforms; Has the Time Come for a Change in Educational Methods for the Geoscience Community?
Ellie P. Ardakani and Adam M. Baig
Enhance Reservoir Characterization at Narrows Lake Oil-sands Project by Using 3-Component Seismic
Weimin Zhang and Carmen C. Dumitrescu
1:50-2:15 Stabilization on Instantaneous Curvature
Jiajun Han, Brain Russell and Jon Downton
Pushing the Limits of the Montney at Gold Greek – from Seismic to Stimulation – Part 2
Marco A. Perez, Pippa M. Murphy and Andrew S. Iverson
Westward Extension of Prolific Eagle Ford/Haynesville (Eqv.) Production into Mexico
Kathleen Dorey
Hydraulic Fracturing of Unconventional Plays with Unconventional Water
Andrew Bonnell
Reinventing Your Career
Julia McElgunn
Improving Facies Classification in the Presence of Gas with Joint PP-PS Inversion
Carl Reine
2:15-2:40 Using Similarity Attribute as a Quality Control Tool in 5D Interpolation
Muyi Kola-Ojo
Pushing the limits of the Montney at Gold Greek – from seismic to stimulation – Part 3
Pippa M. Murphy, Marco A. Perez and Andrew S. Iverson
Enhanced Seismic Impact for Accurate Pore Pressure Prediction. S.E. Trinidad & Tobago Case.
Carmen Ferrebus, Fernando Castillo, Lynn Anderson and Connie McLaren
Taming the Disposal Cost Dragon
Martin Grygar
Presentation Skill to Engage Your Audience – a Behaviour Prospective
Dr. Wael Badawy
Understanding the In-situ Anisotropic Stress Field for Cap-rock Integrity
Draga A. Talinga, Carmen C. Dumitrescu and Glenn Larson
2:40-3:00 COFFEE
3:00-3:25 Internal Multiple Prediction in the Time and Offset Domains
Andrew S. Iverson, Kristopher A. H. Innanen and Daniel O. Trad
Challenges in the Characterization of Shale Resource Plays
Satinder Chopra and Ritesh Kumar Sharma
Compensating for Near Surface Changes in Time Lapse Processing of Land Seismic. A Case History from Midland Basin.
Dmitri Skorinski, Philip Leung, Peter Aaron, Grant Byerley and David Monk
Fracturing GeoChemistry Best Practices with Water Management in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin
Eugene S. Dakin
The Gig Economy: Micro-Businessing Your Work
Ed Britton
Understanding the Role of Natural Fractures and Faults as Potential Fluid Pathways through the Colorado Shale
Steve F Rogers, Kalman Benedek and Peter Thomson
3:25-3:50 Quantifying Footprint
Gary F. Margrave
Geoscience Evolution: New Approaches to Real Time Geosteering
Igor Kuvaev, Igor Uvarov, Vlad Payrazyan and Julian Stahl
Improved 3D Seismic Processing Leads to Improved Interpretation Capabilities: Example from the Fold and Thrust Belt of Western San Joaquin Basin
William W. Bayne, Dalila Cherief and Gary Myers
Investigating Resource Wells for Combustible Gas Levels and Types using Intrusive and Non-intrusive Methodologies – Will One Standardized Method Provide an Accurate Assessment of Combustible Gas Contents found in Soils Outside Casing in All Environments?
Bryan J. Szatkowski, Brad G. Johnston, Tierra A. Schroh, David K. Kroeker, Tony A.J. Cadrin and Sandeep Banerjee
Empirical Modeling of the Saturated Shear Modulus in Heavy Oil Saturated Rocks
Ahmad Javanbakhti, Larry Lines and David Gray
3:50-4:15 Waveform Calibration of Time-Lapse Seismic Data
Yichuan Wang and Igor B. Morozov
Investigation of the Impact of Depleted Zones and Completion Sequence on Hydraulic Fracturing Performance Using Microseismic Collective Behaviour Analysis
Ellie P. Ardakani, Ted Urbancic and Katie Bosman
Comparison of As, Ni, Zn, Cd, and Pb Removal using Treatment Agents at Mine Area
Jaeyoung Choi and Hyun-sik Yun
Low-energy Heavy Oil Production Process
Dr. Conrad Ayasse
4:15-4:40 Effective Multiple Attenuation and Depth Imaging with Thousands Well Ties for Montney Reservoir Characterization: a Western Canada Wembley Valhalla Land Case Study
Hui Zhang, Dmitri Skorinski, Patty Evans, Ahmed Mouaki Benani Chebihat, Kelsey Stannard, Patrick Fothergill and Homayoun Gerami
Reactivated Basement Faults: Why the Events That Created North America May Still Matter for Optimal Shale Development and Conventional Exploration
Mark Robert Taylor
GeoConvention 2018 27
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Glen 205 Glen 208-209 Telus 101-102 Telus 104-105 Telus 106 Telus 111
Seismic Processing - Applied II
SESSION CHAIRS: Helen Isaac & Torr Haglund
Integrating Geoscience to Optimize Unconventional Resource Plays
SESSION CHAIRS: Emily Duncan & Krista Beavis
International Case Studies II
SESSION CHAIRS: Gary Paukert & Kathleen Dorey
Hydrogeology II / Water Management
Session Chairs: Brad Makowecki & Jamie Wills
Professional Development
SESSION CHAIR: James Landsburg
Heavy Oil and Oil Sands Reservoir Characterization, Seismic and Stress
SESSION CHAIRS: Amanda Hall & Cortney Bint
1:15-1:25 INTRODUCTION
1:25-1:50 A Shift in Time: Time-lapse Detection Using Interferometry
David Henley
Pushing the Limits of the Montney at Gold Greek – from Seismic to Stimulation – Part 1
Andrew S. Iverson, Marco A. Perez and Pippa M. Murphy
Characterization of High-amplitude Seismic Anomalies in the Hoop Fault Complex, Barents Sea
Satinder Chopra, Ritesh Kumar Sharma, Graziella Kirtland Grech and Bent Erlend Kjølhamer
Decision Support for Optimizing Unconventional Development Planning and Water Management
Kevin Seel, Rasel Hossain and Alberto Alva-Argaez
Continuous Education through Kinetic Learning on Mobile Platforms; Has the Time Come for a Change in Educational Methods for the Geoscience Community?
Ellie P. Ardakani and Adam M. Baig
Enhance Reservoir Characterization at Narrows Lake Oil-sands Project by Using 3-Component Seismic
Weimin Zhang and Carmen C. Dumitrescu
1:50-2:15 Stabilization on Instantaneous Curvature
Jiajun Han, Brain Russell and Jon Downton
Pushing the Limits of the Montney at Gold Greek – from Seismic to Stimulation – Part 2
Marco A. Perez, Pippa M. Murphy and Andrew S. Iverson
Westward Extension of Prolific Eagle Ford/Haynesville (Eqv.) Production into Mexico
Kathleen Dorey
Hydraulic Fracturing of Unconventional Plays with Unconventional Water
Andrew Bonnell
Reinventing Your Career
Julia McElgunn
Improving Facies Classification in the Presence of Gas with Joint PP-PS Inversion
Carl Reine
2:15-2:40 Using Similarity Attribute as a Quality Control Tool in 5D Interpolation
Muyi Kola-Ojo
Pushing the limits of the Montney at Gold Greek – from seismic to stimulation – Part 3
Pippa M. Murphy, Marco A. Perez and Andrew S. Iverson
Enhanced Seismic Impact for Accurate Pore Pressure Prediction. S.E. Trinidad & Tobago Case.
Carmen Ferrebus, Fernando Castillo, Lynn Anderson and Connie McLaren
Taming the Disposal Cost Dragon
Martin Grygar
Presentation Skill to Engage Your Audience – a Behaviour Prospective
Dr. Wael Badawy
Understanding the In-situ Anisotropic Stress Field for Cap-rock Integrity
Draga A. Talinga, Carmen C. Dumitrescu and Glenn Larson
2:40-3:00 COFFEE
3:00-3:25 Internal Multiple Prediction in the Time and Offset Domains
Andrew S. Iverson, Kristopher A. H. Innanen and Daniel O. Trad
Challenges in the Characterization of Shale Resource Plays
Satinder Chopra and Ritesh Kumar Sharma
Compensating for Near Surface Changes in Time Lapse Processing of Land Seismic. A Case History from Midland Basin.
Dmitri Skorinski, Philip Leung, Peter Aaron, Grant Byerley and David Monk
Fracturing GeoChemistry Best Practices with Water Management in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin
Eugene S. Dakin
The Gig Economy: Micro-Businessing Your Work
Ed Britton
Understanding the Role of Natural Fractures and Faults as Potential Fluid Pathways through the Colorado Shale
Steve F Rogers, Kalman Benedek and Peter Thomson
3:25-3:50 Quantifying Footprint
Gary F. Margrave
Geoscience Evolution: New Approaches to Real Time Geosteering
Igor Kuvaev, Igor Uvarov, Vlad Payrazyan and Julian Stahl
Improved 3D Seismic Processing Leads to Improved Interpretation Capabilities: Example from the Fold and Thrust Belt of Western San Joaquin Basin
William W. Bayne, Dalila Cherief and Gary Myers
Investigating Resource Wells for Combustible Gas Levels and Types using Intrusive and Non-intrusive Methodologies – Will One Standardized Method Provide an Accurate Assessment of Combustible Gas Contents found in Soils Outside Casing in All Environments?
Bryan J. Szatkowski, Brad G. Johnston, Tierra A. Schroh, David K. Kroeker, Tony A.J. Cadrin and Sandeep Banerjee
Empirical Modeling of the Saturated Shear Modulus in Heavy Oil Saturated Rocks
Ahmad Javanbakhti, Larry Lines and David Gray
3:50-4:15 Waveform Calibration of Time-Lapse Seismic Data
Yichuan Wang and Igor B. Morozov
Investigation of the Impact of Depleted Zones and Completion Sequence on Hydraulic Fracturing Performance Using Microseismic Collective Behaviour Analysis
Ellie P. Ardakani, Ted Urbancic and Katie Bosman
Comparison of As, Ni, Zn, Cd, and Pb Removal using Treatment Agents at Mine Area
Jaeyoung Choi and Hyun-sik Yun
Low-energy Heavy Oil Production Process
Dr. Conrad Ayasse
4:15-4:40 Effective Multiple Attenuation and Depth Imaging with Thousands Well Ties for Montney Reservoir Characterization: a Western Canada Wembley Valhalla Land Case Study
Hui Zhang, Dmitri Skorinski, Patty Evans, Ahmed Mouaki Benani Chebihat, Kelsey Stannard, Patrick Fothergill and Homayoun Gerami
Reactivated Basement Faults: Why the Events That Created North America May Still Matter for Optimal Shale Development and Conventional Exploration
Mark Robert Taylor
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9:55am 39Electrofacies classification of Horn River Shale by Multi Resolution Graph-based ClusteringJu hwan Woo, Chul Woo Rhee and Jae hwa Jin
9:55am 41Evolution and Emerging Techniques of Digital Image Processing, Aid of Aster and ETM+ Data to Target the Minerals and Rock Types of Proterozoic Sedimentary BasinNooshin Habibi Babadi and Jeevan L. Narayan
9:55am 51Multicomponent Inverse Scattering Series Internal Multiple Prediction Part I: Analysis of Input PreparationJian Sun, Kris Innanen, Daniel Trad and Yu Geng
9:55am 69Can Microseismicity be Used to Define Effective Permeability?Ted Urbancic, J.M. Thompson and D. Anderson
9:55am 96Economic Water & Electricity (EWE)Max Chernetsov
10:00am 30A Laboratory Acoustic Emission Experiment on Montney ShaleSuzie Jia, Ron Wong and David Eaton
10:00am 18Utilization of SMTI Approaches to Characterize Fracture Spacing: Significance of Fractal versus Periodic Fracturing in Extending Fracture NetworksKatherine Bosman, Ted Urbancic, Ellie Ardakani and Adam Baig
10:00am 74SEM Fabric Analyses of the Montney Formation: An Aid to Determination of Reservoir PropertiesRon Spencer, Tom Weedmark, Justin Besplug, Heather Wright and John M. Behr
10:00am 48Fast Waveform Inversion: a Low-cost Solution for the Full Waveform InversionMarcelo Guarido, Raul Cova, Sergio J. Romahn, Laurence R. Lines, Robert Ferguson and Kristopher Innanen
10:00am 108Seismic Monitoring with Continuous Seismic SourcesTyler W. Spackman and Don C. Lawton
10:05am 6Assessing SAGD Response Due to Plastic DeformationsBo Zhang, Jeffery Boisvert and Rick Chalaturnyk
10:05am 42Investigation of Sedimentary and Stratigraphy from Upper Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) from Gurpi Formation, Ilam Area, North West of IranNooshin Habibi Babadi, L. Mahesh Bilwa and P. Madesha
10:05am 63Deriving Geotechnical Parameters from Density and Incomplete Seismic DatasetsYue Du, Dong Shi and Bernd Milkereit
10:05am 90An Overview of Shale Gas Deposits in Eastern CanadaRuiqiang Li and Maurice Dusseault
10:10am 3Seismic Information Entropy: a New Attribute for Seismic InterpretationCase Caulfield and Josh Curtis
10:10am 72New Insights about Organic Matter and Petroleum Migration from co-occurence of two organic phases with contrasting properties in Lower Carboniferous Banff FormationYihua Liu, Jianuo Wang, Guanyo Wang and Milovan Fustic
10:10am 66Petrophysical Characterization of a Geothermal Reservoir near Hinton, AlbertaChristopher Noyahr, Nicholas B. Harris, Jonathon C. Banks and Brad Hayes
10:10am 11Characterizing intrinsic and stratigraphic Q in VSP data with information measuresSiming (Emma) Lv and Dr. Kris Innanen
10:15am 80The Influences of Structural Highlands on Channel Stacking and Reservoir Quality, Atlas Member, SaskatchewanShanelle R. Bjorndahl and Per K. Pedersen
10:15am 87What Lies Beyond the RainbowDr. Steven Lynch
10:15am 27Impacts of Hydraulic Fracture Patterns on Production Performance of Tight Oil ReservoirsYanlong Yu, Zhangxin Chen, Jinze Xu and Jinghong Hu
10:15am 12Characterizing Intrinsic and Stratigraphic Q in VSP Data with Information Measures, Part IISiming (Emma) Lv and Dr. Kris Innanen
10:15am 60A Redox Aqueous Geochemistry Approach to Predict Methane Occurrence in Shallow Aquifers in Alberta, CanadaPauline Humez, Leah Wilson, Michael Nightingale and Bernhard Mayer
10:20am 45A K-mean Characteristic Function to Improve STA/LTA DetectionJubran Akram, Daniel Peter and David Eaton
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10:20am 36High Resolution Velocity Attribute for Reservoirs, Lithology and Pore Pressure PredictionVita V. Kalashnikova, Rune Øverås, Ivar Meisingset, Daria Krasova and Arif Butt
10:20am 81Quaternary Buried Valley Characterization on the Canadian Prairies using a Shear Land-streamerDavid G. Schieck
10:20am 93Facies Identification – Using all the InformationJohn V. Pendrel and Henk J. Schouten
10:25am 54Rank-Reduction Filters for 3 and 4 Spatial DimensionsAlex Falkovskiy
10:25am 57An Organic Geochemical Investigation of the Paktoa C-60 Oil, Beaufort-Mackenzie BasinChunqing Jiang, Zhuoheng Chen, Dale Issler and Kirk Osadetz
10:25am 102Expliciting what Efficient Team Work Should be in Geomodeling ProjectsThomas Jerome
10:30am 9What is a Completion?Ingrid Kristel
10:30am 33Enhanced Seismic Impact for Accurate Pore Pressure Prediction. S.E. Trinidad & Tobago CaseCarmen Ferrebus, Fernando Castillo, Lynn Anderson and Connie McLaren
10:30am 21Evaporite Sedimentology in South-Central Alberta: Prairie Evaporite and Lotsberg FormationsElaine L. Lord and Nicholas B. Harris
10:30am 24Variability of Subsurface Distribution of the Late Jurassic Roseray Formation, Southwestern SaskatchewanEbbyan Koshin and Dr. Osman Salad Hersi
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INTRODUCTION
A History of GeoConvention
Formally, GeoConvention began in 2013 with the signing of an agreement that committed the CWLS, the CSEG, and the CSPG to a limited partnership that was designed to provide a showcase technical conference dedicated to the petroleum geoscience of Canada and parts of the United States. The agreement took a dedicated committee of 7 volunteers from the three societies (3 from CSPG, 3 from CSEG and 1 from CWLS) and input from the executives of all three societies almost a year and half to negotiate.
Although the agreement was signed in 2013 the three technical societies had been collaborating for over a decade on joint conventions.
The early roots of the GeoConvention began in the early stages of the Alberta Geological Society (AGS), who would have meetings in Banff to look at rock, socialize, and have a few days out of the office. These could be raucous affairs and were generally well attended by the relatively small membership. In the 1970’s and 80’s the CSPG Convention grew exponentially, however it was not the only party in town as the CSEG was also established and growing quickly. At this time there were clear distinctions between Geologists and Geophysicists. In many oil companies, they kept these two disciplines apart and in some cases they would not cross-train one between the disciplines for fear that individual employees would become too valuable and would leave. Once the NEP (National Energy Program) hit in 1980, the party died. What followed was a protracted slump in oil prices and deterioration in the employment of new graduates into the industry. Through this time, the companies learned to do more with fewer people. This was greatly facilitated with the advent and use of micro-computers in the office. The labs, research centres, large log libraries and main frame computers that each oil company maintained to process seismic data became a thing of the past. Companies began to outsource everything that was peripheral to the main task of finding and producing hydrocarbons. Service companies began to emerge as both significant employers and drivers of new technology through their investment in research and development. Also the service industry became an increasingly important employer in the industry. The service companies needed to show case their abilities and the individual conventions of the three societies became an important marketing tool for that purpose.
Eventually three conventions became simply too much and the societies began running joint conventions some years and separate events in other years. The membership of the societies clearly showed a preference for joint conventions although there were still some that preferred isolated conventions. Gradually this opinion became a small minority and the membership insisted that in the future the conventions should be joint. A Joint Annual Committee on Conventions (JACC) was formed, September 2007, and a formal process was begun to hold an integrated convention.
JACC started out with a committed group of volunteers from each of the three societies that were selected by the executives from each of the member societies. These volunteers were tasked with identifying: General Co-Chairs, technical chairs and the rest of the core set of volunteers to run the joint conventions. The CSPG and CSEG would each act as an operator on a two year rotating basis. This was critical for the Convention Committee’s ability to conduct its business. The infrastructure made available by the societies to the Convention Committee such as meeting rooms, accounting, banking and a convention manager were critical to the success of each conventions. Like most things the idea was good but one of the great problems for the operating societies was the volunteer nature of participation and the revolving door of leadership (convention managers). Some years relationships were good and other years, relationships were sticky. Like any relationship there are highs and lows. Additionally, the JACC model was very restrictive in the ability to forward plan and develop our convention as a brand.
The one thing that all three societies could agree on was that the convention was one of the most important events of the year from a technical and social point of view, as well as providing significant funds to support each society. From this, GeoConvention was born. Once again, a committee of seven volunteers was struck, made up of former members of JACC, former General Co-Chairs and significant joint convention volunteers and executive members of all three societies, tasked with evaluating JACC and charting a longer term course for our beloved convention. There was some reluctance from a minority of the membership of all three societies to enter into an agreement that had permanence to it, but overwhelming the majority of the membership was in favour of the formation of GeoConvention and the opportunity that it brought to each society and their membership. After a year and half of planning, negotiating and with both legal and financial advice, GeoConvention Partnership LLP was born.
It is a significant scientific meeting, an excellent opportunity to showcase technology, an efficient method to keep abreast of industry, and one of the best networking opportunities for geoscientists during the year. Future generations will find ways to make it better but as long as we meet as one group we will continue to advance both our science and industry.
Historically, our three societies have housed many of the greatest pioneers of the petroleum industry and have contributed greatly to the global understanding of the subsurface. Collectively, we can all stand proud as Canadian geoscientists and the foundations set by GeoConvention enable us to showcase the wisdom, talents and abilities in our profession for many years to come.
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