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Conference PreviewConference theme:Resilience through Talent and Technology Transformation

Under the Patronage of

His Royal Highness

Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al KhalifaPrime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain

BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AND

CONVENTION CENTRE

EXHIBITION: 19 – 21 March 2019

CONFERENCE: 18 – 21 March 2019

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Conference Co-Chairmen:

Waleed Al-Mulhim SAUDI ARAMCO

Sultan S. Al Shidhani PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT OMAN

Members:

Nabeel I. AlAfaleg SAUDI ARAMCO

Ahmed Al Battashi OXY

Bassam Al-Bokhari SPSP

Faihan Mohamed Al Faihani NATIONAL OIL AND GAS AUTHORITY

Hasan J. Al-Fardan NATIONAL OIL AND GAS AUTHORITY

Saif Al Khayari OMAN OIL COMPANY EXPLORATION

& PRODUCTION LLC (OOCEP)

Hani Al Maimani NPS

Ali Alghamdi ARABIAN DRILLING COMPANY

Fareed Alhashmi DRAGON OIL (HOLDINGS) LIMITED

Abdulaziz Al-Kaabi KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM AND MINERALS

Faisal Al-Mahroos BAPCO

Ali A. Al-Meshari SAUDI ARAMCO

Faisal N. Al-Nughaimish SAUDI ARAMCO

Ahmed T. Al-Qadeeb RAWABI TRADING & CONTRACTING

Saleh M. Al-Saleh SAUDI ARAMCO

Yehya M. Altameimi SANAD

Gasser Badrashini HALLIBURTON

Rami Bakir NOV COMPLETION & PRODUCTION SOLUTIONS

Pete Bartlett BAPCO

Programme Co-Chairmen:


Sean Andre Guidry EXXONMOBIL EXPLORATION COMPANY

Nick Nawfal BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY

Members:

Ahmed A. Aleidan SAUDI ARAMCO

Reem Al Buraikan HALLIBURTON

Noor Al Enezi BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY

Mohammed Al Farsi GULF ENERGY

Mohammed Al-Habsi OMAN OIL COMPANY EXPLORATION

& PRODUCTION LLC (OOCEP)

Abdulaziz Al-Hashmi SULTAN QABOOS UNIVERSITY

Mohammed Alherz ALKHORAYEF PETROLEUM COMPANY

Jasim Al Jabri OXY

Ahmed Al Janahi TATWEER PETROLEUM

Shaikhan Al Khadhuri PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT OMAN

Hamad Al-Marri SAUDI ARAMCO

Zaid Almenhali MUBADALA PETROLEUM

Saleh Al Mutairi HALLIBURTON

Tariq Al Nabhani GLASSPOINT SOLAR MUSCAT

Mazen Al Omari NPS

Shaikha Al Rashid BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY

May Al Zanki GLASSPOINT SOLAR MUSCAT

Mohammed Badri SCHLUMBERGER

Mohammed Hussain Bahatem MUBADALA PETROLEUM

Michael Bueschel BASF

Eric Delamaide IFP TECHNOLOGIES (CANADA)

Lee Dolman OILSERV

Wael El Sherbeny BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY

Francisco Fragachan WEATHERFORD

Norhayati Hashim PETRONAS

Amr Hassan THE LINDE GROUP

Abul Jamaluddin PETRONAS

Rudolf Kriechbaum ARABIAN DRILLING COMPANY

Yingcheng Li SINOPEC

Mohamed Mansoor TATWEER PETROLEUM

Shirish Patil KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM AND MINERALS

Jan Paul OMV EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION GMBH

Bing Qin SINOPEC

Dale Riley CMG MIDDLE EAST

Abdullah Sultan KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM AND MINERALS

Oumer Tahir HUNTING ENERGY SERVICES

Raj Deo Tewari PETRONAS

Marie Van Steene SCHLUMBERGER

Youyi Zhu PETROCHINA

Noura Ben Farahat BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY

Michelle Boyd SPE MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA, AND SOUTH ASIA

Gregor Brodt BASF

Marwan Chaar GLASSPOINT SOLAR

Elie Daher UNITED SAFETY

Karen David-Green WEATHERFORD

Mohammed Doghmi ALKHORAYEF PETROLEUM COMPANY

Jim Eastlack TATWEER PETROLEUM

Sean Andre Guidry EXXONMOBIL EXPLORATION COMPANY

Jim Hollingsworth WEATHERFORD

Zaher Ibrahim BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY

Ziad Jeha SCHLUMBERGER

Haya Kablawi NESR

Chris Kuijken ALMANSOORI PETROLEUM SERVICES

Frederic Maubeuge TOTAL

Heimo Muckenschnabl OILSERV

Nick Nawfal BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY

Adam Ridgway UBM AEM

Catherine Riviere IFP ENERGIES NOUVELLES

Adel Shaaya MUBADALA PETROLEUM

Colin Ward KING ABDULLAH PETROLEUM STUDIES & RESEARCH CENTER

Lubna Younis SAUDI ARAMCO

Khalid Zainalabedin SAUDI ARAMCO

Hisham Zubari NATIONAL OIL AND GAS AUTHORITY

MEOS 2019 COMMITTEESEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

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4TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

DRILLING AND COMPLETIONS EOR

EXPLORATION GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS

HSSE HUMAN RESOURCES AND DIVERSITY

PRODUCTION AND FACILITIES

RESERVOIR CHARACTERISATION UNCONVENTIONAL RESERVOIR

ENGINEERINGPROJECT

MANAGEMENTENERGY EFFICIENCY AND INNOVATION

KEY

08:00 17:00 Registration


07:00 17:00 Registration (Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre)

08:00 15:00 SPE WORKSHOP: BEYOND DIVERSITY—A NEW NORM (Wyndham Grand Manama)

08:00 15:30 PROFESSIONALS IN ENERGY SERIES: SPE MIDDLE EAST ENERGY SUMMIT (Al Rifaa Ballroom, InterContinental Regency Bahrain)

08:00 16:00 SPE SEMINAR: DIGITAL OIL FIELDS BUILDING BLOCKS (Wyndham Grand Manama)

08:00 16:00 SPE SEMINAR: OILFIELD 4.0—WHERE THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY INTERSECTS THE 4TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (Wyndham Grand Manama)

08:00 17:00 SPE MIDDLE EAST REGIONAL STUDENT PAPER CONTEST—UNDERGRADUATES (Royal and Tycoon Meeting Rooms, The Westin City Centre Bahrain)

14:00 17:00 Speaker Check-In (Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre and The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain)

14:30 20:30 Registration (The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain)

18:00 19:00 CONFERENCE OPENING CEREMONY AND MEOS 2019 ENERGY AWARDS (Al Noor Ballroom, The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain)

19:00 CONFERENCE GALA DINNER (Al Ghazal Ballroom, The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain)

07:00 16:30 Registration and Speaker Check-In

08:00 17:00 SPE MIDDLE EAST REGIONAL STUDENT PAPER CONTEST—MASTERS AND PHD (Royal and Tycoon Meeting Rooms, The Westin City Centre Bahrain)

Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6

SESSION 1: SESSION 2: SESSION 3: SESSION 4:

08:30 10:00 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Rocks

Completions Thermal and Hybrid EOR Basin Modelling and Geochemistry

09:30 EXHIBITION OPENING AND VIP TOUR/COFFEE BREAK

10:00 10:30 Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions (Hall 2)

10:30 12:00 EXECUTIVE PLENARY SESSION: RESILIENCE OF THE FUTURE—HOW CAN WE ACHIEVE RESILIENCE IN THE COMING YEARS? (Rooms 1 and 2)

12:00 13:00 Lunch (Hall 2)

PANEL SESSION 1 SESSION 5: SESSION 6: SESSION 7: SESSION 8:

13:00 14:30 Oil Prices and the Future Outlook, What Have We Learned? Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Data Processing

Production Enhancement I Outcrop and Near Surface Characterisation

HSSE

14:30 15:15 Coffee Break and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions (Hall 2)

PANEL SESSION 2 SESSION 9: SESSION 10: SESSION 11: SESSION 12:

15:00 16:30 The Value of Technology and the Business Impact Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Fluids

Reservoir Geophysics/ Non Seismic Technology

Human Resources and Diversity

Asset Integrity Management

07:00 16:30 Registration and Speaker Check-In

08:00 10:00 INDUSTRY KEYNOTE SESSION: ENERGY MIX (OIL AND GAS + RENEWABLES) (Hall 2)

08:00 14:00 SPE ENERGY4ME TEACHERS WORKSHOP (Ambassador Ballroom, InterContinental Regency Bahrain)

08:00 14:30 PETROBOWL REGIONAL QUALIFIERS (Noble Meeting Room, The Westin City Centre Bahrain)

SESSION 13: SESSION 14: SESSION 15: SESSION 16: SESSION 17: SESSION 18:

08:30 10:00 Digital Fields and Virtual Reality

Drilling Fluids Chemical EOR Seismic Inversion/Geophysical Acquisition and Processing

Flow Assurance and Metering Advanced Petrophysics (Logging and Coring)


PANEL SESSION 3: SESSION 19: SESSION 20: SESSION 21: SESSION 22: SESSION 23:

10:30 12:00 4th Industrial Revolution (IR 4.0)

Facilities Design and Sour Processing

Breakthrough and Reservoir Research

Formation Evaluation Multi-Disciplinary Integration Project Management

12:00 13:00 Lunch (Hall 2)


13:00 14:30 Growing the Next Generation of Industry Leaders

Artificial Lift Technologies and Optimisation

Multistage Fracturing Field Development and Life Cycle Optimisation and Reserves Estimation and Economics

Energy Efficiency and Innovation

Numerical Modelling and Simulation I



15:00 16:30 Advanced Robotics and Nanotechnology

Completion Optimisation/Unconventional Completion/Artificial Lift

Reservoir Management I Big Data and Data Analytics I Geomechanics Drilling and Completion


08:00 15:00 Speaker Check-In

08:00 14:00 SPE ENERGY4ME STUDENTS WORKSHOP (Ambassador Ballroom, InterContinental Regency Bahrain)


09:00 10:30 4th IR Energy Efficiency and Innovation

Production Enhancement II EOR Advancements and Challenges

Big Data and Data Analytics II Formation, Evaluation, and Well Testing

Modelling of Unconventional



11:00 12:30 Collaboration Between Operators and Service Companies: Unlocking Hidden Value

Production and Water Management

Fracture Characterisation and Geologic Modelling

Operation Efficiency/Project Management

Reservoir Management II Drilling and Well Design

12:30 13:30 Lunch (Hall 2)


13:30 15:00 Unconventional Resources Beyond Innovation and Technology: Partnerships Towards Success

Shale Reservoirs Fluid Characterisation Geophysical Acquisition and Processing/Borehole Geophysics

Numerical Modelling and Simulation II

Exploring and Developing Unconventional Reservoirs

15:00 15:30 CLOSING CEREMONY

SATURDAY 16 March

All functions, unless specified otherwise, will take place at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre!

SUNDAY 17 March

MONDAY 18 March

TUESDAY 19 March

WEDNESDAY 20 March

THURSDAY 21 March

SESSION SCHEDULE

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MONDAY 18 MARCH | 18:00 – 19:00

Opening Ceremony and MEOS 2019 Energy AwardsTHE RITZ-CARLTON, BAHRAIN (AL NOOR BALLROOM)

SPEAKERS

H.E. Shaikh Mohammed bin Khalifa Al-Khalifa

Waleed Al-Mulhim Sami Alnuaim

Minister of Oil MEOS 2019 Co-Chairman 2019 SPE PresidentKINGDOM OF BAHRAIN SAUDI ARAMCO SAUDI ARAMCO

The very first MEOS 2019 Energy Awards will recognise the outstanding efforts of individuals in the upstream oil and gas industry in promoting and adopting “Resilience Through Talent and Technology Transformation”.

Award categories include:

TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATIONInnovations, R&D Results, Breakthrough Technologies

TRANSFORMATION AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENTLean Implementation, New Ways of Working, Digitalisation, Change, Game Changer, SME Development, Industrial Collaborations

PERFORMANCE AND PROJECT DELIVERYMajor Project Delivery, Capital Efficiency, Operational Excellence, Project Management

HSE AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITYHealth, Safety, Environment, Social Contributions, In-Country Value (ICV), Local Community Development

TALENT AND CAPABILITY DEVELOPMENTTalent and Professional Development, Building Local Capabilities, New Academic Programmes, Impactful Industrial Leadership, Diversity and Inclusiveness Programmes, Young Professional Development

OPENING CEREMONY & MEOS 2019 ENERGY AWARDS

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EXECUTIVE PLENARY SESSIONTUESDAY 19 MARCH | 10:30 – 12:00

Resilience of the Future—How Can We Achieve Resilience in the Coming Years?BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AND CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOMS 1 AND 2)

MODERATOR

Eithne TreanorFounder and Chief Executive OfficerE. TREANOR MEDIA

SPEAKERS

Mohammed Y. Al-Qahtani

Paal Kibsgaard Lorenzo Simonelli Fuad Krekshi Ali Rashid Al Jarwan

Senior Vice President, Upstream

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer

Executive Vice President, Middle East Region

Managing Director, Exploration & Production and Chief Executive Officer

SAUDI ARAMCO SCHLUMBERGER BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY ENI DRAGON OIL

SESSION OVERVIEWDuring the past few years, resilience has played a central part in the oil and gas industry to lower the production cost in light of the lower oil prices environment. Many companies in the industry initially resorted to deep cost cutting and budgetary optimisation in the face of oil market volatility. However, as the market stabilises, most of the benefits of this form of resilience have been fully exploited and other approaches must be considered to remain competitive.

Looking to the future, there is a variety of opinions on what the next phase of resilience in the industry might look like. Resilience could be technologically driven through adaptation of fourth industrial revolution opportunities to enhance performance. It could be commercially driven through better integration across all value chain components from upstream through downstream to the end consumer.

It could be driven by industries ecosystem where standardising requirements from operating to service companies could lead to a resilient ecosystem that can provide cost-effective solutions while enhancing resilience through downturns. Or, resilience could be organisationally driven through adoption of new skill sets and talent management methods in a more inclusive and diverse workplace.

This executive plenary session aims to address what the resilience of the future will look like, how can the industry best achieve it, and what are the main enablers in this new era. The panel will cover this subject from both the operator side and the service company, and how resilience can be achieved while maintaining a win-win environment for both.

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PANEL 1

TUESDAY 19 MARCH | 13:00 – 14:30

Oil Prices and the Future Outlook, What Have We Learned?BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AND CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOMS 1 AND 2)

MODERATORS

Colin Ward Hisham Zubari Research Fellow, Markets and Industrial Development

Senior Advisor

KING ABDULLAH PETROLEUM STUDIES AND RESEARCH CENTER

NATIONAL OIL AND GAS AUTHORITY

SPEAKERS

Bassam Fattouh Matthew Fitzsimmons Sherif Foda Antoine Halff Gauri JauharDirector, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies; Professor, School of Oriental and African Studies

Vice President, Cost Analysis, Oilfield Service Department

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

Co-founder Director, Consulting and Research, Energy Wide Perspectives Group

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON RYSTAD ENERGY NESR KAYRROS IHS MARKIT

SESSION OVERVIEWSince 2014, the oil market has gone through periods of price collapse and stabilisation due to demand and supply mismatch and rebalance that were triggered by many factors including the Vienna Alliance, oil inventories, geopolitics, natural disasters, financial markets, resilience of US shale oil production, and many others.

What have we learned and how do we see the future outlook of the oil market? The session will help understand the past and shed light on key critical energy issues to watch for in the future.

PANEL SESSIONS

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PANEL 2

TUESDAY 19 MARCH | 15:00 – 16:30

The Value of Technology and the Business ImpactBAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AND CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOMS 1 AND 2)

MODERATORS

Ali A. Al-Meshari Ziad Jeha Manager, EXPEC Advanced Research Center

Vice President and General Manager, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain

SAUDI ARAMCO SCHLUMBERGER

SPEAKERS

David Hicks Daniela Justiniano Demos Pafitis Scott Parent Sriram SrinivasanVice President (Eastern Hemisphere)

Strategic Manager, Asia Pacific Middle East

Senior Vice President, Schlumberger 4.0 Platforms

Vice President Enterprise Engineering and Technology

Vice President, Global Technology

COMPUTER MODELLING GROUP (CMG)

EXXONMOBIL EXPLORATION COMPANY

SCHLUMBERGER BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY HALLIBURTON

SESSION OVERVIEWUnlike any other industry, the aspired value behind most of the pursued upstream R&D by leading oil and gas companies seems to be very clear and evident. Yet, it is the fine line between the complexity of development, magnitude of associated risk and uncertainty, and the immediate business impact on day-to-day operations that determines the scale of reward pending this endeavour.

The second fold of challenges in the technology value-impact relation does not lie on the lab bench, developed code, or invented tool. It is in getting a bottom-bottle-up absolute maximum value in the field (on the ground), through a very cumbersome and multifaceted process to land this solution into accelerated operations with zero-tolerance to delays and failures, to milk-out the value behind the aspired technology impact.

PANEL SESSIONS CONTINUED

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PANEL 3

WEDNESDAY 20 MARCH | 10:30 – 12:00

4th Industrial Revolution (IR 4.0)BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AND CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM 1)

MODERATORS

Ahmed A. Aleidan Zaher IbrahimChief Technologist Vice President,

Sales and CommercialSAUDI ARAMCO BAKER HUGHES,

A GE COMPANY

SPEAKERS

Hani Elshahawi Sammy Haroon Matthias Heilmann Philippe Herve Omar SalehDeepwater Digitalization Lead and Formation Testing and Sampling Principal Technical Expert

Chief Executive Officer President and Chief Executive Officer, Digital Solutions

Vice President, Oil and Gas Solutions

Head of Manufacturing and Resources

SHELL ALPHAX DECISION SCIENCES BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY

SPARKCOGNITION MICROSOFT MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA

SESSION OVERVIEWThe panel will explore how the adoption of digital technology will shape the future of the oil and gas industry. In particular we will investigate how the revolution will herald the transformation of process safety, personal safety, environment compliance, productivity, efficiency, sustainability, and operation excellence.

With the digital transformation of the oil and gas sector, the industry will be more outcome driven, while relying on operators, asset owners and service providers to influence and invest in digital technologies and to continue to develop them in a way that best serves the industry.

At the same time, a serious focus needs to be on cyber security as IR4 will profoundly impact the effectiveness and profitability of national and international security. The panel will also look at how the human element sits at the centre of this revolution in order to make it successful and to drive change management. Additionally, with this digital transformation, industry leaders should look at developing the new skill set needed by young professions to succeed.

The future for the industry involves fast decision-making and fast adjustments to new market conditions. Although it will be almost impossible to differentiate between humans and machines taking decisions, at its core are “people” and “values” therefore industry leaders should continue to focus on empowering them. Despite being a disruptive force to almost every industry in every country, IR4 has the potential to raise global income levels and improve the quality of life for people around the world.


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PANEL 4


Growing the Next Generation of Industry LeadersBAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AND CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM 1)

MODERATORS

Saif Al Khayari Sean Andre Guidry Technical Director and Acting Operations Director

Vice President, Esso Exploration International Limited

OMAN OIL COMPANY EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION LLC (OOCEP)


SPEAKERS

Ibtisam Al-Riyami Badria Ahmed Khalfan Heather King Órla Mc Laughlin Christine TraversPeople and Change Director Human Resources and

Administration DirectorGlobal Leader, Talent Management

Global Geoscience Recruiting Advisor, Geoscience Resource Advisor Asia Pacific

Dean

PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT OMAN

DRAGON OIL SCHLUMBERGER EXXONMOBIL EXPLORATION COMPANY

IFP SCHOOL

SESSION OVERVIEWSuccessful growth of the industry’s next generation leaders requires long-term career planning guided by the principle that a successful and rewarding career is one that grows with the individual. Industry resilience requires rapid technology uptake and methods to nimbly adapt the workforce to changing technologies. Changes in demographics necessitate creative and timely means for knowledge transfer to the next generation, and consist of a variable mix of on-the-job training, formalised coursework, workshops, and apprenticeships. Companies are also focused on problem solving or learning how experts approach seemingly intractable problems. Professional networks, whether internal or external, can also be instrumental in career growth, providing a vehicle for exposure to latest technologies. Early opportunities for exposure to technical leaders and management is also a mechanism whereby the next generation can establish role models and roadmaps for success. Additionally, career development should value diversity and inclusion in order to foster a fully collaborative environment.

This session will discuss:

• Challenges of demographic changes: effective knowledge transfer

• Mentorship and champions

• Competency-based initiatives and career paths

• Retention of talent


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PANEL 5

THURSDAY 21 MARCH | 11:00 – 12:30

Collaboration Between Operators and Service Companies: Unlocking Hidden ValueBAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AND CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM 1)

MODERATORS

Daniela Justiniano Jim Hollingsworth Strategic Planning Manager, Asia Pacific Middle East

Geozone Vice President, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain


WEATHERFORD

SPEAKERS

Khalid A. Al-Abdulgader Tom Allan Ali Hamid Alghamdi Ahmed Kenawi Lance R. MarklingerChief Drilling Engineer, Drilling Engineering

Chief Operating Officer Managing Director Senior Vice President, Middle East and North Africa Region

President, Global Sales

SAUDI ARAMCO OILSERV ARABIAN DRILLING COMPANY HALLIBURTON WEATHERFORD

SESSION OVERVIEWAlthough commodity prices have made a modest recovery over the past year, the industry remains challenged to improve profitability. That goes for both operators and service companies alike. The dramatic rebalancing of the oil market that began at the end of 2014 has driven the need for a fundamental change in the way business is conducted.

A fundamental change has definitely occurred; both operators and service companies would attest to that. Four years later, there are varied perspectives on how operators and service companies have collaborated to affect that change.

Furthering collaboration to unlock hidden potential is a key to the success of each moving forward. Collaboration in developing technological solutions to meet future challenges is a win-win way for both operators and service companies.

This session will discuss the following topics:

• How do we ensure the effort continues and improves?

• What does a win-win collaborative effort between an operator and service company look like?

• What has been the biggest focus area of collaboration?


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PANEL 6

THURSDAY 21 MARCH | 13:30 – 15:00

Unconventional Resources Beyond Innovation and Technology: Partnerships Towards SuccessBAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AND CONVENTION CENTRE (ROOM 1)

MODERATORS

Saleh M. Al-Saleh Gregor Brodt Manager, Red Sea Exploration Department

Vice President, Technology Scouting and Innovation

SAUDI ARAMCO BASF

SPEAKERS

Khalid Al-Abdulqader Jim Erdle Richard Gonzalez Darcy Spady Janpieter van DijkGeneral Manager, Unconventional Resources

Vice President, Software Sales and Support, USA and Latin America

Senior Vice President, Completion and Production Division

Managing Director Exploration Manager

SAUDI ARAMCO COMPUTER MODELLING GROUP (CMG)

HALLIBURTON BROADVIEW ENERGY ASSET MANAGEMENT

DRAGON OIL

SESSION OVERVIEWInnovation and technology advancements are indispensable to the successful pursuit of the unconventional resources. However, in today’s dynamic environment, success in supplying reliable energy requires a quantum leap beyond innovation and technology. How far can we push the limits beyond innovation and technology relying on partnerships? How can we achieve reliable, sustainable and affordable energy supply through partnerships between policy makers and stakeholders, operating companies and service providers, scientists and engineers, basic and applied researchers?


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Energy Mix (Oil and Gas + Renewables)BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION & CONVENTION CENTRE (HALL 2)

MODERATOR SPEAKER

Eithne Treanor Matthew FitzsimmonsFounder and Chief Executive Officer

Vice President, Cost Analysis, Oilfield Service Department

E. TREANOR MEDIA RYSTAD ENERGY

SESSION OVERVIEWWith the increased demand for clean energy the dynamics of the energy ecosystem are changing. There is a lot of emphasis from policy makers, legislation and environmentalists on cleaner technologies and energy sources. The session will look at how the oil and gas sector is adapting to these changes; which means an increased focus on efficiency, increasing investment in technologies that help improve and enhance the recovery and production processes and the reduction of carbon impact and control costs.

Additionally, with renewable energy being the fastest growing energy source, we’re seeing increased demand for natural gas. On renewables, we’re seeing a lot of emphasis on solar, wind and batteries. Forecasts reveal that renewable energy will play a more dominant role in the energy mix by 2020 and even more by 2040. We’re also seeing new trends, such as electric vehicles and rechargeable energy storage batteries, that show the huge investments that companies are making to support and compliment this paradigm shift.

By combining natural gas and renewables as a way forward, the session will explore the economic, social and environmental impacts of this model and how it helps meet the growing demand for sustainable and clean energy resources.

Admission to the Industry Keynote Session is open to all delegate types except students, exhibitors and visitors. Seating capacity is limited to 200 and places are available on a first-come-first-served basis.

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INDUSTRY KEYNOTE SESSION

INDUSTRY KEYNOTE SESSION SPONSORED BY

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ROOM 3 08:30 - 10:00 HOURS

SESSION 1 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in RocksSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Ali Al-Momin, Saudi Aramco and Ralf Polinski, Schlumberger

Time Paper # Title Authors

08:30 195118 Machine Learning and the Analysis of High-Power Electromagnetic Interaction with Subsurface Matter

D.P. San Roman Alerigi, S.I. Batarseh, H. Othman, Saudi Aramco; W. Li, Aramco Services Company

08:50 194716 New Artificial Neural Network Model for Predicting the TOC from Well Logs

A. Sultan, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

09:10 194961 Implementing a Drilling Reporting Data Mining Tool Using Natural Language Processing Sentiment Analysis Techniques

P. Kowalchuk, Halliburton

09:30 194807 Real-Time Drilling Models Evaluation and Monitoring Using Artificial Intelligence

B.M. Alotaibi, B.M. Aman, M.S. Al-Nefai, Saudi Aramco

ROOM 4 08:30 - 10:00 HOURS

SESSION 2 CompletionsSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Abdullah Almulhim, Halliburton and Oumer Tahir, Hunting Energy Services


08:30 194918 Comparative Study of the Mechanical Properties of Reduced Density Cements

A. Deshpande, P. Jones, R. Jadhav, G. Pangu, Halliburton; V. Mishra, Formerly Halliburton

08:50 195094 Unleash Unconventional Recourses with the Power of Light-Laser Technology

S.I. Batarseh, A. Alharith, H.A. Othman, H. Al Badairy, Saudi Aramco

09:10 194801 Single Trip Multizone Perforation and Gravel Pack (STPP): Success Story and Lessons Learned in Malaysian Application

M. Rozlan, W. Che Hamat, M. Ishak, S. Elshourbagi, S.M. Bt. Syed Abd Rahim, K.A. Ahmad, A. Ismail, T. Nguyen, A. Ahmad Pauzi, M. Md. A. Jabar, A.A. Satar, M. Misron, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn Bhd; J. Chin, J.A. Gil, C. Tan, M. Arsat, Schlumberger

09:30 195006 Dynamic Response of Side-Mounted Guns and Assessment of the Potential Damage Risk to Sensitive Tools

G. Craddock, F. Rios, T. Burky, M. Serra, Engenya; T. Khairy, Halliburton; J.P. Rogers, Starboard Innovations

ROOM 5 08:30 - 10:00 HOURS

SESSION 3 Thermal and Hybrid EORSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Mohammed Al-Habsi, Oman Oil Company Exploration and Production LLC (OOCEP) and Michael Bueschel, BASF


08:30 194997 Heat Movie: A Low-Cost Alternative to 4D Seismic, “A” Field, Sultanate of Oman

S. Holyoak, M. Sawafi, A. Belghache, T. Aulaqi, Petroleum Development Oman

08:50 194897 Study on Start-Up Process of SAGD by Solvent: Experiment Research and Process Design

J. Sun, W. Zhou, Y. Sun, C. Wang, Y. Fu, H. Lin, CNOOC EnerTech-Drilling and Production

09:10 194830 Development of a Completion Model for the Monitoring of EOR in Wells with Heavy and Extra Heavy Crude in the Largest Deposit in Latin America

G. Peña, Consultant; D. Patiño, Halliburton

09:30 194820 Is Steamflooding a Form of Low Salinity Waterflooding? H.N. Al-Saedi, R.E. Flori, Missouri University of Science and Technology; W. Al-Bazzaz, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research

4TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

DRILLING AND COMPLETIONS EOR

EXPLORATION GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS

HSSE HUMAN RESOURCES AND DIVERSITY

PRODUCTION AND FACILITIES

RESERVOIR CHARACTERISATION UNCONVENTIONAL RESERVOIR

ENGINEERINGPROJECT

MANAGEMENTENERGY EFFICIENCY AND INNOVATION

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TECHNICAL SESSIONSTUESDAY 19 MARCH

ROOM 6 08:30 - 10:00 HOURS

SESSION 4 Basin Modelling and GeochemistrySESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Stephanie Leblanc, ExxonMobil Exploration Company and Khaled Arouri, Saudi Aramco


08:30 195108 Palynological Correlation of the Late Cambrian to Middle Ordovician Saq Formation in Saudi Arabia and Equivalent Strata in Oman

M. Vecoli, C. Cesari, Saudi Aramco

08:50 194973 A New Tool for Identifying Unconformities During Exploration Drilling

J. Ryan, R. Roberts, Dubai Petroleum Establishment

09:10 194957 Reservoir Connectivity, Water Washing and Oil to Oil Correlation: An Integrated Geochemical and Petroleum Engineering Approach

B.I. Ghassal, Saudi Aramco

09:30 194946 Overmature and Vitrinite-Barren Source Rocks: A Novel Thermal Maturity Parameter

S.R. Henderson, B.I. Ghassal, Saudi Aramco

ROOM 3 13:00 - 14:30 HOURS

SESSION 5 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Data ProcessingSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): May Al Zanki, GlassPoint Solar Muscat and Eric Delamaide, IFP Technologies (Canada)


13:00 194731 Classification and Suppression of Blending Noise Using Convolutional Neural Networks

R. Baardman, Aramco Overseas Company; C. Tsingas, Saudi Aramco

13:20 194921 Statistical Machine Learning for Intelligent Operations M.A. AlGhazal, Saudi Aramco; V. Vedpathak, Stratagraph

13:40 194993 Diagnosing and Predicting Problems with Rod Pumps Using Machine Learning

P.D. Bangert, Algorithmica Technologies

14:00 194962 Drilling Process Digitalisation Using Advanced Machine Learning Techniques—Case Study

A. Shaaya, K.S. Al Tamimi, Mubadala Petroleum; S. Bakhti, A. Arnaout, TDE International Limited; G. Thonhauser, Montanuniversitaet Leoben

ROOM 4 13:00 - 14:30 HOURS

SESSION 6 Production Enhancement ISESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Mazen Al Omari, NPS and Edmondo Leyva, Schlumberger


13:00 195009 Multifunctional High Temperature Water-Based Fluid System B. Panamarathupalayam, C. Manzoleloua, L. Sebelin, T. Aung, M-I SWACO, a Schlumberger company

13:20 195057 The First Middle East Unconventional Well Stimulation Treatment by Applying WASP R Technology: Field Cases

A. Al Harthy, K. Al Habsi, Petrogas Rima; K.M. Al Hinai, Al Ghuwaif Petroleum Services; S. Walley, Emerson Paradigm

13:40 194908 Multistage Open Hole Completions: Continuous Successes in Placing Multiple Fractures in a Single Tight Gas Sandstone

A.J. Arevalo Lopez, A. Buenrostro, M. Espinosa, A. Harbi, Saudi Aramco

14:00 194780 The Effects of Initial Roughness and Mechanical Property of Fracture Surface on Acid Fracture Conductivity in Tight Dolomite Reservoir

J. Lai, J. Guo, C. Chen, K. Wu, Southwest Petroleum University; H. Ma, C. Zhou, Petro China Southwest Oil and Gasfield Company; S. Wang, J. Ren, Z. Wang, Southwest Petroleum University

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TECHNICAL SESSIONS CONTINUEDTUESDAY 19 MARCH CONTINUED

ROOM 5 13:00 - 14:30 HOURS

SESSION 7 Outcrop and Near Surface CharacterisationSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Antonio Buono, ExxonMobil Exploration Company and Abdulatif Shuail, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals


13:00 195154 Smart DAS Uphole Acquisition System for Near-Surface Model Building: Results from the First Successful Field Tests

R. Smith, A. Bakulin, I. Silvestrov, Saudi Aramco

13:20 194753 Acoustic Properties of Carbonate: An Experimental and Modelling Study

M.A. Elhaj, Memorial University of Newfoundland; O.M. Abdullatif, A. Abdulraheem, A. Hassan, A.S. Sultan, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

13:40 195002 Digital Outcrop Analog Reservoir Model of the Miocene Turbidite Sandstones, Midyan Area, Red Sea Region, Saudi Arabia

O.M. Abdullatif, M.S. Osman, M.A. Yassin, M.H. Makkawi, M. Al-Farhan, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

14:00 194895 Geological Modelling of the Enjefa Beach Marginal Marine Outcrop; A Comparison Between Holocene and Cretaceous Tidal Channel Complexes

A. Amer, Schlumberger; M.A. Al Wadi, H. Al-Hebail, A. Sajer, M.M. Al Hajeri, Kuwait Oil Company; A. Najem, Schlumberger

ROOM 6 13:00 - 14:30 HOURS

SESSION 8 HSSESESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Mohammed Al Farsi, Gulf Energy and Jan Paul, OMV Exploration & Production GmbH


13:00 194837 Evaluating the Feasibility of Waste Slurry Injection in an Oil Prospect in the Western Desert, Egypt

S.M. Kholy, O. Sameh, N. Mounir, M. Shams, I.M. Mohamed, A.S. Abou-Sayed, O.A. Abou-Sayed, Advantek Waste Management Services

13:20 195015 Next Generation Gas Emission Monitoring System I. Uyanik, A. Wesley, Halliburton

13:40 194806 Safaniya Area Lagoon Corporate Stewardship Biodiversity Sanctuary

A.M. Alsinan, M.A. Jumaan, Saudi Aramco

14:00 194723 Environmental Friendly Water-Based Pre-Flush Formulation for Oil and Injector Wells' Acid Stimulation

J.B. Al Jaberi, A.S. Sultan, A. Shamsan, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; I. Hassan, H.C. Marine, A. Akram, Modern National Chemicals; R.M. Saleh, TAQA

ROOM 3 15:00 - 16:30 HOURS

SESSION 9 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in FluidsSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Tariq Ahmed Mattar, Schlumberger and Nicolas Leseur, Baker Hughes, a GE company


15:00 194715 An Intelligent Data-Driven Framework to Develop New Correlation to Predict Gas Deviation Factor for High-Temperature and High-Pressure Gas Reservoirs Using Artificial Neural Network

Z. Tariq, M.A. Mahmoud, A. Asad, King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals

15:20 195089 Detecting Emulsion Using Surface Temperature, Pressure, and the Application of A.I.

R.E. Esbai, S.H. Sharaf, Tatweer Petroleum; A. Alrumaidh, Bahrain Petroleum Company

15:40 195027 Turning an Offshore Analog Field into Digital Using Artificial Intelligence

R.M. Espinoza, Dragon Oil; M. Eldred, J. Thatcher, Digital Energy

16:00 195083 Automated Artificial Intelligent Pressure Gradient Analysis for Fluid Contact and Compartmentalisation Analysis

D. Stark, C. Jones, B. Dai, A.H. Van Zuilekom, Halliburton

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ROOM 4 15:00 - 16:30 HOURS

SESSION 10 Reservoir Geophysics/Non Seismic TechnologySESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Daniele Colombo, Saudi Aramco and Rafael Angel Bermudez Martinez, ADNOC Onshore


15:00 194819 The Impact of Automated Fault Detection and Extraction Technology on Seismic Interpretation

A.A. Al-Maskeen, S.S. Ali, M. Khan, Saudi Aramco

15:20 194947 Reframing Exploration Workflows for Small to Super-Merge 3D Seismic Interpretation

D.P. Taylor, S.S. Ali, Saudi Aramco

15:40 194922 Effective Geomechanic Approach for Wellbore Stability Analysis

k. Alsiyabi, N.A. Siddiqui, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS; M. Al-Aamri, Petroleum Development Oman

16:00 194796 Application of All Reflectors Auto-Tracking Method to Characterise the Geometry and Distribution of Carbonate Shoals: An Example from the Lower Cambrian Longwangmiao Formation in the Moxi Area, Sichuan Basin, Southwestern China

X. Chen, K. Fan, C. Ren, L. Li, Z. Cao, Y. Zhao, Southwest Geophysical Company, BGP, CNPC; Z. Yan, Sichuan Institute of Coral Field Geological Engineering Exploration and Designing; G. Zou, Exploration Department of Changqing Oilfield, CNPC

ROOM 5 15:00 - 16:30 HOURS

SESSION 11 Human Resources and DiversitySESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Mona Al-Hussaini, Halliburton and Abdullah Sultan, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals


15:00 194717 Collaborative Innovation—Engaging the Organisation’s Tacit Knowledge

S. Siddiq, S. Al Marzouqi, A. Al Rayssi, ADNOC Gas Processing

15:20 194749 Best Leadership Style to Lead Multi-Cultural Teams of Service Companies in the Oil and Gas industry in the Arabian Gulf

A. Nassef, H. Albasha, National Petroleum Services

15:40 194746 The End of Petroleum Engineering as We Know It D. Meehan, Gaffney, Cline & Associates; D. Mathieson, J. Potts, Baker Hughes, a GE company

16:00 194773 Succession Planning; A Way Forward in Achieving Organisational Strategies

E.H. Al-Daihani, A.K. Nandi, S.M. Razaa, Kuwait Oil Company

ROOM 6 15:00 - 16:30 HOURS

SESSION 12 Asset Integrity ManagementSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Hammad Al-Marri, Saudi Aramco and Abul Jamaluddin, PETRONAS


15:00 195139 Turnaround Inspections Performance Measurement Tool I.M. Cankara, M.S. Al-Azmi, Saudi Aramco

15:20 194893 Well Integrity Protection Using Corrosion Inhibitor Treatment System for Sour Gas Producers in Bahrain Field

M. Shamlooh, S. Abdelredy, M. Buasali, Tatweer Petroleum; K. Farouque, Weatherford

15:40 194929 Developing a Polymer Scale Inhibitor for a Combined Fracture and Inhibitor Squeeze Treatment for a High-Temperature Reservoirs

P. Chen, S. Rawlins, T. Hagen, M. Huijgen, D. Yue, M. Hamam, H. Hajj, T. Al-Ghamdi, Multi-Chem, a Halliburton Service

16:00 194873 The Effect of Elevated H2S on Corrosion Behaviour of API 5L X65 Carbon Steel in High Partial Pressure CO2 Environments

A. Abas, A. Mohammed Nor, M. Suhor, A. Ahmad Rusli, PETRONAS Research Sdn Bhd

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ROOM 1 08:30 - 10:00 HOURS

SESSION 13 Digital Fields and Virtual RealitySESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Shaikha Al Rashid, Baker Hughes, a GE company and Hicham El Hajj, Halliburton


08:30 194991 Advanced Computational Simulations for Upstream Oil and Gas Applications

K.M. Deshpande, S.P. Mirasdar, V.C. Patkar, Weatherford

08:50 195059 Enhanced Augmented/Mixed Reality and Process Safety Applications

J. Potts, T. Sookdeo, J. Westerheide, D. Sharber, Baker Hughes, a GE company

09:10 194888 The Role of Transient Perturbations and Heterogeneities in Subsurface Wave Propagation—A Scalable Numerical Solution

D.P. San Roman Alerigi, Saudi Aramco

09:30 194970 Real-Time High Data Rate Bidirectional Fiber-Optic Telemetry for Harsh Environments

D. Stark, W. Schaecher, J.L. Maida, B. Wiecek, Halliburton

ROOM 2 08:30 - 10:00 HOURS

SESSION 14 Drilling FluidsSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Ziad Al Jalal, Schlumberger and Balraj Kosander, Baker Hughes, a GE company


08:30 194959 Effects of Resin-Fluid Interaction on Fracturing Fluid Stability, Proppant Flow-Back, and Preventive Control Methods

S. Songire, C. Prakash, R. Belakshe, Halliburton

08:50 194862 Characterisation of Iron Interaction with Viscoelastic Surfactant (VES)-Based Stimulation Fluid

S. Afra, H. Samouei, H.A. Nasr-El-Din, Texas A&M University

09:10 194734 Developing Efficient Emulsifiers for Improved Fluid Stability from Highly Variable Raw Materials: Performance Analysis and Field Application

S. Maghrabi, D. Smith, A.S. Engel, J. Henry, J.J. Fandel, Ingevity Corporation

09:30 194838 Bringing Back the Damaged Wells into Production Using Micro-Emulsion Technology

A. Abahussain, R.M. Pino, Saudi Aramco; A.V. Addagalla, A. Qadi, Baker Hughes, a GE company

ROOM 3 08:30 - 10:00 HOURS

SESSION 15 Chemical EORSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Dale Riley, CMG Middle East and Mohammed Al Farsi, Gulf Energy


08:30 195056 ASP Flood with Mixtures of Anionic-Cationic Surfactants for High Water Cut Mature Sandstone Reservoir: From Laboratory to Field Application

Y. Li, W. Zhang, X. Bao, J. Jin, X. Wu, X. He, H. Zhang, Z. Shen, S. Ou, W. Yang, Sinopec Shanghai Research Institute of Petrochemical Technology; B. Kong, Y. Liu, Y. Wang, Sinopec Henan Oil Field Company

08:50 195055 Optimising Field Scale Polymer Development in Strong Aquifer Fields in the South of the Sultanate of Oman

R.A. Al-Jabri, R. Mjeni, M. Al Gharbi, A. Kindy, Petroleum Development Oman

09:10 194977 Evolution of a Lab-Optimised ASP Formulation for a High Temperature and High Salinity World-Class Clastic Reservoir in the Middle East

M.T. Al-Murayri, D.S. Kamal, H. Baroon, Kuwait Oil Company; G.T. Shahin, S. Shukla, Shell

09:30 194979 Surfactant-Polymer Feasibility for a Sandstone Reservoir in Kuwait. Successful Integrated Approach from Laboratory to Pilot Design

M. Al Murayri, A.A. Hassan, Kuwait Oil Company; I. Henaut, C. Marliere, A. Mouret, IFP Energies Nouvelles; D. Lalanne-Aulet, Solvay Novecare; J. Sanchez, G.P. Suzanne, Beicip-Franlab

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TECHNICAL SESSIONS CONTINUEDWEDNESDAY 20 MARCH

ROOM 4 08:30 - 10:00 HOURS

SESSION 16 Seismic Inversion/Geophysical Acquisition and ProcessingSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Muhammed Abdullah, Tatweer Petroleum and Khalid Rufaii, Saudi Aramco


08:30 195066 Robust Tomographic Full Waveform Inversion Using Adaptive Amplitude Estimation

A.A. Almomin, Saudi Aramco

08:50 195013 High-Order Accurate Method for Solving the Anisotropic Eikonal Equation

U. Waheed, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

09:10 194950 Surface Seismic with DAS Changes Land Acquisition A. Bakulin, I. Silvestrov, Saudi Aramco; R. Pevzner, Curtin University

09:30 195046 Enhancing the Near-Surface Image Using Duplex-Wave Reverse Time Migration

G.A. Sindi, T.W. Fei, Y. Luo, Saudi Aramco; T. Alkhalifah, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology

ROOM 5 08:30 - 10:00 HOURS

SESSION 17 Flow Assurance and MeteringSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Mohammed Hamam, MultiChem and Abul Jamaluddin, PETRONAS


08:30 195054 Evaluation of the Performance of a New Biodegradable AA-LDHI in Cyclopentane Hydrate and CH4/C3H8 Gas Hydrate Systems

H. Delroisse, G. Barreto, Arkema; P. Glénat, Total SA; C. Dicharry, J. Torré, LFCR-UPPA

08:50 194761 Ultrasound Tomography Based Flow Measurement System; Field Experiences

M. Arsalan, T.J. Ahmad, Saudi Aramco; W. Li, R. Adams, M. Deffenbaugh, Aramco Services Company

09:10 194967 Pour Point Depressant Treatment via a Field-Deployable Performance Monitoring Technology

S. Zheng, N. Patel, M. Abou Zour, SUEZ Water Technologies & Solutions

09:30 194706 Asphaltene Stability Analysis for Crude Oils and Their Relationship with Asphaltene Precipitation Models for a Gas Condensate Field

M. Siddiqui, S. Tariq, J. Haneef, A. Manzoor, S. Ali, NED University of Engineering & Technology

ROOM 6 08:30 - 10:00 HOURS

SESSION 18 Advanced Petrophysics (Logging and Coring)SESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Marko Maucec, Saudi Aramco and Marie Van Steene, Schlumberger


08:30 194867 Case Study Demonstrating the Estimation of Depth-Continuous Formation Anisotropy with Application to Geomechanics and Seismic Velocity Model Calibration

B.E. Hornby, R. Wang, M.V. Collins, J. Kim, R.M. Confer, Halliburton

08:50 194875 The Development of a Novel Log Based Permeability Transform for a Mature Carbonate Reservoir and its Significance in Explaining the Water Flood EOR Response

M. Dowen, N. Nemmawi, A. AlAli, Tatweer Petroleum

09:10 194769 Effect of Permeability Anisotropy on Probe Permeameter Measurements

K.H. Al-Azani, H.Y. Al-Yousef, M.A. Mahmoud, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

09:30 194781 Open-Hole Logging While Tripping (LWT) Through Drill Pipes, as a New Technology for Risk Mitigation and Cost Optimisation in Abu Dhabi Onshore Fields

F. El Wazeer, H. Abu Chaker, AlMansoori Petroleum Industries; M. Propper, Cordax Evaluation Technologies Inc.

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TECHNICAL SESSIONS CONTINUEDWEDNESDAY 20 MARCH CONTINUED

ROOM 2 10:30 - 12:00 HOURS

SESSION 19 Facilities Design and Sour ProcessingSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Noor Al Enezi, Baker Hughes, a GE company and Mohammed Al Rebdi, Saudi Aramco


10:30 194772 Synergising De-Foamer and Demulsifier Chemicals for Improved Crude Desalting

A.A. Alghanim, E.A. Kima, Saudi Aramco

10:50 194990 Sour Fluids Management Using Non-Chemical H2S Scavenger P.D. Dhulipala, J. Jani, M. Wyatt, J. Leidensdorf, S. Chakraborty, Baker Hughes, a GE company

11:10 194834 Verification of a CFD-Population Balance Model for Crude Oil Separation Efficiency in a Three-Phase Separator—Effect of Emulsion Rheology and Droplet Size Distribution

L. Oshinowo, R.D. Vilagines, Saudi Aramco

11:30 194884 Cost-Effective Sour Management in Mixed Production Systems S. Chakraborty, S. Lehrer, J. Jani, S. Ramachandran, Baker Hughes, a GE company

ROOM 3 10:30 - 12:00 HOURS

SESSION 20 Breakthrough and Reservoir ResearchSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Shirish Patil, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals and Marie Van Steene, Schlumberger


10:30 195003 Experimental Study to Estimate CO2 Solubility in a High Pressure High Temperature (HPHT) Reservoir Carbonate Aquifer

F. Zaidin, Petronas; A. Chapoy, P. Ahmadi, R. Burgass, Heriot-Watt University; B.P. Kantaatmadja, PETRONAS E&P Technology Center

10:50 194982 Analysis of Water/Oil Ratio in Complex Carbonate Reservoirs Under Water-Flood

S. Al Otaibi, Y. Cinar, Saudi Aramco; D. Al-Shehri, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

11:10 194899 Quantitative Digital Petrography: Full Thin Section Quantification of Pore Space and Grains

A.S. Buono, Exxon Mobil Corporation; S. Fullmer, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company; K. Luck, H. King, P. Moore, ExxonMobil; K. Peterson, Trimble; S. Leblanc, ExxonMobil (SO) Upstream Research Company

11:30 194938 NMR Wettability of Carbonate Reservoir Cores: Best Practices B. Sauerer, A. Valori, Schlumberger; D. Krinis, Saudi Aramco; W. Abdallah, Schlumberger

ROOM 4 10:30 - 12:00 HOURS

SESSION 21 Formation EvaluationSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Mohammed Badri, Schlumberger and Jonathan Hall, Weatherford


10:30 194923 Production Forecast and Optimisation Utilising Insitu Determined Relative Permeability in a Highly Unconsolidated Sour Heavy Oil Clastic Reservoir

H. Ayyad, K. Hadj Sassi, L. Liang, G. Nagaraj, Schlumberger; B. Dashti, A.R. Al-Nabhan, A. Al Ajmi, B. Khan, Kuwait Oil Company

10:50 195061 Integrated NMR Fluid Characterisation Guides Stimulation in Tight Sand Reservoir

E.O. Ighodalo, G. Hursan, J. McCrossan, A. Belowi, Saudi Aramco

11:10 194808 A Novel Method to Determine Kerogen Content of Tight Gas Shale

L.O. Lawal, M. Mahmoud, A.R. Adebayo, R. Syed, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

11:30 195048 Production Logging using Quantum Dots Tracers® A.A. Anopov, K. Ovchinnikov, A. Katashov, Geosplit

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ROOM 5 10:30 - 12:00 HOURS

SESSION 22 Multi-Disciplinary IntegrationSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Noor Al Enezi, Baker Hughes, a GE company and Eric Delamaide, IFP Technologies (Canada)


10:30 195123 An Investigation into Apparent Differences Between Injection Transmissibility and Falloff Transmissibility in Oil Reservoirs Subject to Water Injection

N.A. Rahman, O.H. Al Obathani, Saudi Aramco

10:50 195152 OGIP Estimation from Boundary Dominated Data UsingNormalised Variables: A Field Case Application in a Tight Gas HP/HT Field

A.A. Dwindt, Kuwait Oil Company; A.M. Al-Saffar, Kuwait University

11:10 194799 Distributed Pressure Sensing for Production Data Analysis W.J. Assiri, Saudi Aramco; E. Ozkan, Colorado School of Mines

11:30 195004 Numerical Approach in Analysing Pressure Transient Responses in Dual-Porosity Dual-Permeability (DPDP) Reservoirs

A.A. Alramadhan, R.J. Phillips Guerrero, A. Zahrani, B.A. Al Awami, Saudi Aramco

ROOM 6 10:30 - 12:00 HOURS

SESSION 23 Project ManagementSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Reem Al Buraikan and Monah Al Hussaini, Halliburton


10:30 194702 The Diamond of Efficiency: An Innovative Analytical Model to Unlock Opportunities for Operational Improvement

R. Cedeño, S. Haldar, A. Albahrani, Saudi Aramco

10:50 194880 High-Pressure, High-Flow-Rate Stimulation Equipment for Shale Fracture Treatments

J.B. Surjaatmadja, T. Logan, T. Hunter, S.V. Stephenson, B. Bull, B. Lucas, Halliburton

11:10 194926 Challenges with Mega-Projects Implementation: Risk Strategies and Opportunities for Growth

I. Akimova, Academy of the Technological Sciences of the Russian Federation

11:30 194906 Comparative Analysis of Full Cycle Cost of Oil and Gas Exploration, Development and Production Worldwide

S. McCoskey, HSB Solomon Associates; L. Virine, HSB Solomon Canada

ROOM 2 13:00 - 14:30 HOURS

SESSION 24 Artificial Lift Technologies and OptimisationSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Mohammed Alherz, Alkhorayef Petroleum Company and Jasim Al Jabri, OXY


13:00 194809 Production Optimisation Challenges and Solutions in a Heavy Oil Field, North Kuwait

A. Albassam, G. Al-Besairi, S.K. Al-Dahash, Kuwait Oil Company; T. Sierra, A.M. Ibrahim, K. Heshmat, Weatherford

13:20 194925 Proactive Utilisation of ESP Performance Monitoring to Enhance Productivity

H.A. Al-Sadah, M.A. Abokhamseen, A.A. Fardan, A.A. Alghamdi, Saudi Aramco

13:40 195122 Smart Dual ESP Completion to Develop Stacked Reservoirs G.M. Alsafadi, S. Siyabi, Petroleum Development Oman

14:00 194798 Gas Lift Optimisation of a Mature Field of Upper Assam Basin—A Case Study

P.P. Maut, T. Changmi, M.J. Chutia, D.K. Goswami, M.K. Sharma, Oil India Limited

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ROOM 3 13:00 - 14:30 HOURS

SESSION 25 Multistage FracturingSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Kirk Bartko, Saudi Aramco and Francisco Fragachan, Weatherford


13:00 195142 Hydrajet-Based Fracturing Treatment in Unconventional Wells J.B. Surjaatmadja, Halliburton

13:20 194871 Advantages of Multistage Frac Completion in Vertical Depleted Gas Wells

E.I. Sayapov, I. Al Farei, M. Al-Salmi, A.J. Nunez, H. Gheilani, A.S. Al-Shanfari, A. Benchekor, Petroleum Development Oman

13:40 194984 Getting More Out of Your Multistage Fracturing Open Hole Completion

K.M. Bartko, S. Muhammad, M.V. Oparin, Saudi Aramco; R. Tineo, F.A. Abu Al-Makarem, A. Desai, Schlumberger; J. Al Ulaiw, Packers Plus Energy Services

14:00 194971 A Novel Approach for Optimising Multistage Hydraulic Fracturing of Gas Condensate Horizontal Wells

A.E. Aldughaither, K.A. Al-Garadi, M.Y. Ba Alawi, H.S. Al-Hashim, N. Sibaweihi, M. Said, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

ROOM 4 13:00 - 14:30 HOURS

SESSION 26 Field Development and Life Cycle Optimisation and Reserves Estimation and EconomicsSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Ahmed Al Janahi, Tatweer Petroleum and Eric Delamaide, IFP Technologies (Canada)


13:00 195012 Back-to-Basics Gives New Lease on Life to a Reservoir J. Bardalaye, S. Salem, S. Al Ghani, A. Al Sadadi, N.A. Nedham, Tatweer Petroleum

13:20 195085 A New Decline Curve Analysis Method for Layered Reservoirs N. Last, Well Test Knowledge International; K. Jongkittinarukorn, K. Maneeintr, Chulalongkorn University; F.H. Escobar, Universidad Surcolombiana

13:40 195084 New Development Concept Lead to Five Folds Recovery Increase in a North Kuwait Field

A.M. Daoud, Schlumberger; B.Z. Al-Otaibi, D. Alkandari, Kuwait Oil Company

14:00 194960 Influence of Surface Choke on Water Cut and Flow Profile in Horizontal Wellbores Intersecting Fractures and Super-K

A.A. Al Sulaiman, Saudi Aramco / King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; K. Dimitrios, Saudi Aramco; D.A. Al Shehri, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

ROOM 5 13:00 - 14:30 HOURS

SESSION 27 Energy Efficiency and InnovationSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Mohammed AlSahli, Baker Hughes, a GE company and Mohammed Hussain Bahatem, Mubadala Petroleum


13:00 195145 An Innovative Solution for Horizontal Well Optimisation: A TechnoEconomic Assessment

A. Alshmakhy, A. Habib, ADNOC

13:20 194937 Process Integration and Optimisation of CO2 Removal from Natural Gas Using Cryogenic Distillation System

A. Surmi, PETRONAS Research Sdn Bhd

13:40 195155 Optimisation of Energy Recovery from Geothermal Reservoirs Undergoing Re-Injection: Conceptual Application in Saudi Arabia

R.K. Santoso, H. Hoteit, V. Vahrenkamp, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology

14:00 194874 A New Approach to Operational Excellence for Oil and Gas M. Buzzo, M. Mazzoni, Baker Hughes, a GE company

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ROOM 6 13:00 - 14:30 HOURS

SESSION 28 Numerical Modelling and Simulation ISESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Abdullah Al-Najem, Saudi Aramco and David Hicks, Computer Modelling Group


13:00 195039 Compositional Modelling and Calibration of ASP Carbonate Corefloods

M.T. Al-Murayri, A.A. Hassan, R. Lara, A. Qubian, Kuwait Oil Company; S.G. Ghedan, F.A. Skoreyko, Computer Modelling Group

13:20 194839 Modelling and Simulation to Produce Thin Layers of Remaining Oil Using Downhole Water Sink Technique for Improved Oil Recovery. A Case Study in Greater Burgan Field

W.M. Alfadhli, KOC; R. KURMA, Kuwait Oil Company; Y. Muhammad, K. Dmitry, Schlumberger

13:40 194774 Polymer Flooding Simulation Modelling Feasibility Study: Understanding Key Aspects and Design Optimisation

W. Hidayat, N.K. Mulhem, Saudi Aramco

14:00 195051 Using Unstructured Grids for Modelling Complex Discrete Fracture Network in Unconventional Reservoir Simulation

X. Ding, Saudi Aramco

ROOM 1 15:00 - 16:30 HOURS

SESSION 29 Advanced Robotics and NanotechnologySESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Amr Abdel-Fattah, Saudi Aramco and Jan Paul, OMV Exploration & Production GmbH


15:00 194787 Metal 3D Printing Applications in the Oil and Gas Industry C. Wangenheim, M. Burns, Baker Hughes, a GE company

15:20 194789 Date-Leaf Carbon Micro-Nanostructured Particles (DLCMNPs) for Enhanced Oil Recovery

B. Haq, M. Qasem, D. Al Shehri, SPE/King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; M. Aziz, A. Hakeem, Y. Mheibesh, SPE

15:40 195069 Effect of Graphene Thickness on Water Vapour Transmission Rate and Thermal Properties of Graphene HDPE Composites

M. Samsudin, M. A Mahtar, Z. Ahamid, L. Liong, I. Md Iqbar, PETRONAS Research Sdn Bhd

16:00 194719 Application of Acid Activated Bentonite for Efficient Removal of Organic Pollutants from Industrial Phosphoric Acid: Kinetic and Thermodynamic Study

M. Ali, M. Taha, M. El-Maadawy, A. Abo-Raia, Nuclear Materials Authority; A. Attia, Zigazag University; A. Abouria, Halliburton

ROOM 2 15:00 - 16:30 HOURS

SESSION 30 Completion Optimisation/Unconventional Completion/Artificial LiftSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Francisco Fragachan, Weatherford and Ghaithan Muntasheri, Saudi Aramco


15:00 194911 Complete Assessment of Complex Unconventional Saudi Arabian Producer Using High Definition Spectral Noise Logging and Numerical Temperature Modelling

M. Oparin, N. Al-Otaibi, T. Altayyar, Saudi Aramco; M. Sheshtawy, M.H. Yassin, A. Frolov, S. Vorozhikhin, TGT Oil and Gas Services

15:20 194882 Uncemented Liner Completion in an Unconventional Fractured Reservoir Eliminates Formation Damage and Improves Productivity—Field Case Study on Exploratory Well

A.R. Al-ibrahim, H. Al-Bader, P. Subban, M. Ayyavoo, V. Duggirala, S. Al-Mulla, Kuwait Oil Company

15:40 194811 Refrac Screening Processes in Unconventional Reservoirs, A Geomechanics Perspective

Y. Wang, Petro-Geotech Inc.; M.B. Dusseault, University of Waterloo

16:00 194823 PCP PDO Wells Runlife Enhancement Using Well Manager H.A. Al Mamari, Petroleum Development Oman

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ROOM 3 15:00 - 16:30 HOURS

SESSION 31 Reservoir Management ISESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Ahmed Al Janahi, Tatweer Petroleum and Muhammad Yaser, Schlumberger


15:00 194846 Effective Waterflood Management of a Giant Clastic Upper Burgan Reservoir Leads to Tripling of Production, Raudhatain Field, North Kuwait

N. Alhajeri, S.K. Chellappan, M. Al-Mufarej, Kuwait Oil Company

15:20 194735 Data and Model Integration Challenges for Integrated Production Forecasting—Experience from Super-Giant Onshore Fields

N. Reddicharla, E.A. Rubio, R.C. Cornwall, ADNOC Onshore; S. Soni, J.G. Isambertt, Weatherford

15:40 195143 Innovative Green Solution for Gas Condensate Blockage Removal

M.F. Al Hamad, W. Abdallah, E.R. Ibrahim, Schlumberger

16:00 194905 Material Balance based Development Plan for an Asphaltenic Reservoir Fluid Field

B. Altemeemi, Kuwait Oil Company; F.A. Gonzalez, BP; A. Al-Nasheet, KOC; D.L. Gonzalez, BP America Inc; A. Al-Shammari, S.P. Sinha, Kuwait Oil Company; Y. Muhammad, Schlumberger Oilfield Eastern Lt; K. Datta, F. Al-Mahmeed, Kuwait Oil Company

ROOM 4 15:00 - 16:30 HOURS

SESSION 32 Big Data and Data Analytics ISESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Jasim Al Jabri, OXY and Ajish Potty, Halliburton


15:00 194827 Machine Learning in Oil and Gas Industry: A Novel Application of Clustering for Oilfield Advanced Process Control

K. Patel, R. Patwardhan, Saudi Aramco

15:20 194952 Recognising Abnormal Shock Signatures During Drilling with the Help of Machine Learning

M. Ignova, J. Matheus, D. Amaya, E. Richards, Schlumberger

15:40 195014 Next-Generation Data-Driven Analytics—Leveraging Diagnostic Analytics in Model-Based Production

N. Reddicharla, M. Sultan Ali, R. Cornwall, ADNOC Onshore; S. Soni, S. Sabat, A. Shah, J.G. Isambertt, Weatherford

16:00 194701 Real-Time Drilling Operation Activity Analysis Data Modelling With Multidimensional Approach and Column-Oriented Storage

B.R. Djamaluddin, P. Prabhakar, A. Muzakir, H. AlMayad, Petrolink International; B. James, Petrolink Data Service Private Limited

ROOM 5 15:00 - 16:30 HOURS

SESSION 33 GeomechanicsSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Florian Karpfinger, Schlumberger and Rafael Angel Bermudez Martinez, ADNOC Onshore


15:00 194953 Rock Mechanical Characterisation of Unconventional Source Rocks

J.S. Lee, D.J. Jacobi, Aramco Services Company; Z.M. Alnajar, Stony Brook University

15:20 195079 3D Reservoir-Scale Forward Geomechanical Modelling of Differential Compaction Fractures

Y. Alzayer, M. Alnazgha, The University of Texas at Austin/Saudi Aramco; C.K. Zahm, The University of Texas at Austin

15:40 194969 Constitutive Behaviours and Borehole Deformations on Wellbore Stability and Sand Production in Conventional and Hydrate-Bearng Gas Reservoirs

Y. Wang, Petro-Geotech

16:00 194730 Geomechanical Integration Maximise the Value for Waterflood Development in the Sultanate of Oman

R.J. Al Zadjali, S. Mahajan, Petroleum Development of Oman

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ROOM 6 15:00 - 16:30 HOURS

SESSION 34 Drilling and CompletionSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Ahmed AlSadadi and Sayed AlGhani, Tatweer Petroleum


15:00 194707 Successful Field Application of Organophilic Clay-Free Invert Emulsion Fluid to Protect Reservoir Core from Drilling Fluid Damage: Case Study from a Kuwait Field

A. Al-Ajmi, A. Al-Rushoud, A. Gohain, F. Khatib, H. Al-Haj, F.A. Al-Naqa, F.M. Al-Mutawa, M. Al-Gharib, H. Shinde, S. Arora, B. Arrar, M. Bumaryoum, Kuwait Oil Company; A. Al-Mousa, R. Sagirov, T. Reda, R. Taky Eldin, Halliburton

15:20 194851 Real-Time of Pore Pressure Prediction in Depleted Reservoirs Using Regression Analysis and Artificial Neural Networks

F. Hadi, F.H. Almahdawi, Baghdad University; A. Eckert, Missouri University of Science and Technology

15:40 194965 Assessing the Effect of Micronised Starch on Rheological and Filtration Properties of Water-Based Drilling Fluid

S.M. Elkatatny, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

16:00 194865 First Worldwide Application of HPHT Water Swell Packers Eliminates Deployment Risks and Improve MSF Efficiency in Tight Gas Reservoirs

R.E. Arias, P.H. Guizada, K. Mohanna, Saudi Aramco; A. Desai, Schlumberger

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ROOM 1 09:00 - 10:30 HOURS

SESSION 35 4th IR Energy Efficiency and InnovationSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Atif Rabbani, Halliburton and Ahmed Zawawi, Saudi Aramco


09:00 194835 Advances in Rock Petrography: Image Processing Techniques for Automated Textural Thin Section Analysis

M.M. Mezghani, F.A. Anifowose, M. Masrahy, Saudi Aramco

09:20 194727 An Automated Trajectory Control for Drilling Operations M. Ignova, M. Montois, K. Mantle, Schlumberger

09:40 195112 Automation in Upstream Production Chemicals: Learning from Downstream

M. Grutters, S. Shetty, W. Brown, B. Coady, R. Dunn, Baker Hughes, a GE Company

10:00 194877 Improving Efficiency and Accuracy in Estimating Well Potential Using an Integrated Asset Operations Model

R.C. Cornwall, S.M. Al-Nuimi, ADNOC Onshore; M.A. Hidalgo, D. Tripathi, S. Soni, Weatherford

ROOM 2 09:00 - 10:30 HOURS

SESSION 36 Production Enhancement IISESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Francisco Fragachan, Weatherford and Pedro Saldungaray, Carbo Ceramics


09:00 195086 Channel Fracturing Technology to Successfully Deploy Proppant Fracturing Stimulation Under Limited BHP Window for Completion Integrity

A. Buenrostro, A.J. Arevalo Lopez, A.K. Harbi, J.L. Carmona Lopez, Saudi Aramco

09:20 194776 Three-Phase Sandstone Acidising: Quantification and Analysis of Evolved CO2 in the Presence of Oil and Water

S. Muhemmed, H. Kumar, H.A. Nasr-El-Din, Texas A&M University

09:40 194779 Efficient Large Volume Acid Fracturing in Openhole Horizontal Well with Pre-Created Circular Notches

R.E. Kayumov, G.A. Aidagulov, Schlumberger; R.E. Arias, B.F. Al-Khateeb, F.F. Chang, Saudi Aramco

10:00 194794 Methodology to Identify Presence of Resin During Proppant Flowback Control

I.A. Al-Hulail, A. Al-Abdullatif, Halliburton

ROOM 3 09:00 - 10:30 HOURS

SESSION 37 EOR Advancements and ChallengesSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Jan Paul, OMV Exploration & Production GmbH and Oumer Tahir, Hunting Energy Services


09:00 194696 Novel Nano-Capsules for Surfactant Delivery and Slow Release N.M. Jabri, Y. Chang, Saudi Aramco

09:20 195110 Towards Identifying the Mechanisms of the Modified-Salinity Water Flooding by a Novel Combination of Core-Flooding and Mathematical Modelling

M. Taheriotaghsara, M. Bonto, A. Eftekhari, H. M. Nick, Technical University of Denmark

09:40 194963 Study on the Impact of Core Wettability and Oil Saturation on the Rheological Behavior of CO2-Foams

V. Beunat, G. Batot, N.F. Gland, N. Pannacci, IFP Energies Nouvelles; E. Chevallier, Solvay; A. Cuenca, Solvay Novecare

10:00 195098 Production Chemistry Issues and Solutions Associated with Chemical EOR

G.M. Graham, D.M. Frigo, R. Stalker, Scaled Solutions

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TECHNICAL SESSIONS CONTINUEDTHURSDAY 21 MARCH

ROOM 4 09:00 - 10:30 HOURS

SESSION 38 Big Data and Data Analytics IISESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Marie Van Steene, Schlumberger and Jasim Al Jabri, OXY


09:00 Keynote Speaker: Satyam Priyadarshy, Chief Data Scientist, Halliburton

09:20 195023 Using Hypothesis Testing to Evaluate Key Performance Indicators in Real-Time: An Edge Computing Use Case

P. Kowalchuk, Halliburton

09:40 195068 When Petrophysics Meets Big Data: What Can Machine Do? C. Xu, P. Srinivasan, Aramco Services Company: Aramco Research Center, Houston; S. Misra, University of Oklahoma; S.M. Ma, Saudi Aramco

10:00 194996 Assessment of Big Data Analytics Based Ensemble Estimator Module for the Real-Time Prediction of Reservoir Recovery Factor

S. Tewari, U.D. Dwivedi, Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology; M. Shiblee, King Khalid University

ROOM 5 09:00 - 10:30 HOURS

SESSION 39 Formation, Evaluation, and Well TestingSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Sammy Haddad, Schlumberger and Rudolf Kriechbaum, Arabian Drilling Company


09:00 194844 Beyond One-Dimensional Evaluations: The Search for Genetic Reservoir Regions Through Time and Space

S.M. Hadidi, H.S. Al Yaarubi, U. Baaske, S. Suwannathatsa, S.S. Al Farsi, L. Bazalgette, L. Hamdoun, Petroleum Development Oman

09:20 195019 Perforation Damage, Cleanup, and Inflow Performance: Advances in Diagnostics and Characterisation

B.M. Grove, J.A. Mcgregor, Halliburton; A. Grader, Ingrain, a Halliburton Service

09:40 195007 Caves Diagnosis in Carbonate Reservoirs W. Pang, T. Zhang, J. Du, S. Ai, J. Mao, Sinopec Research Institute of Petroleum Engineering

10:00 195016 Let's Disrupt the Wireline Pressure Testing Practices, Shall We? G.D. Garcia, H. Dumont, V.K. Mishra, L. Chen, R.S. Hayden, C. Babin, Schlumberger

ROOM 6 09:00 - 10:30 HOURS

SESSION 40 Modelling of UnconventionalSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Dale Riley, CMG Middle East and Oumer Tahir, Hunting Energy Services


09:00 195025 Simulation Study Investigating the Viability of Steam Injection in Gas Hydrate Reservoirs

S.M. Fakher, Missouri University of Science and Technology; Y.E. Elgahawy, University of Calgary; H. Abdelaal, Silesian University of Technology

09:20 195109 Modelling of Unconventional Reservoirs: A Case Study from Bahrain’s Khaleej Al-Bahrain Basin

G. Jackson, J. Viamontes, NuTech Energy Alliance; G. Almoulani, Y. Al Ansari, Tatweer Petroleum

09:40 194770 Numerical Characterisation of Relative Permeability and Capillary Pressure Functions for Unconventional Reservoirs

Z. Li, T. Chen, Y. Ning, K. Zhang, G. Qin, University of Houston

10:00 194728 Large-Scale Chemically Pulsed Fracturing Stimulation of Unconventional Reservoir using Hybrid FEM-DEM Approach

K.M. Al-Ruwaili, A.R. Al-Nakhli, M.A. Bataweel, Saudi Aramco; Y. Han, Aramco Services Company

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TECHNICAL SESSIONS CONTINUEDTHURSDAY 21 MARCH CONTINUED

ROOM 2 11:00 - 12:30 HRS

SESSION 41 Production and Water ManagementSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Noor Al Enezi, Baker Hughes, a GE company and Saad Mutairi, Saudi Aramco


11:00 194870 A Review of Pulse Fracturing Treatment: An Emerging Stimulation Technique for Unconventional Reservoirs

Z. Tariq, M.A. Mahmoud, A. Abdulraheem, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; A. Al-Nakhli, M. BaTaweel, Saudi Aramco

11:20 194729 Produced Water Treatment Through Phytoremediation Using Reed Bed Technology: A Success Story of 15 years of Operation of Heglig Oil Field of Sudan

A. Kumar, O.M. Elmubarak, Y. Ibrahim, B. Atta, C.A. Abd Razak, GNPOC; V. Singh, ONGC Videsh Limited

11:40 194724 Applications of Applying High Rate Coiled Tubing with Fiber Optic System to Meet the Growing Challenges of Coiled Tubing Interventions in Sour Gas Producer Wells

M.R. Alzaid, A. Bulekbay, A.K. Al-Harbi, S.M. Al-Driweesh, Saudi Aramco

12:00 194766 Modelling Temperature Logs to Enable Optimum Downhole Production Surveillance

G.M. Hashmi, F. Hamza, M. Azari, S. Ramakrishna, P.E. Fox, Halliburton; A.R. Hasan, Texas A&M University

ROOM 3 11:00 - 12:30 HRS

SESSION 42 Fracture Characterisation and Geologic ModellingSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): German Lozada, Schlumberger and Ibrahim Jaber, Tatweer Petroleum


11:00 194810 3D Borehole Sonic Imaging for Input to Structural Modelling—A Quantitative Approach

R. Kumar, N. Bennett, J.A. Donald, G. Martinez, E. Velez, Schlumberger

11:20 194907 Impact of Pore System Heterogeneity on Modelling and Field Development

A.S. Buono, M. Al Harbi, P. Moore, B. Kelley, ExxonMobil; H.M. Alqassab, ExxonMobil Development Company; B. Gao, S. Fullmer, ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company

11:40 194816 Effects of Reservoir Connectivity with Underlying Mauddud Reservoir and Sand Distribution on Developing Wara Reservoir in Bahrain Field

N.A. Nemmawi, M. Dowen, Y. BuAli, Tatweer Petroleum

12:00 195101 Integrated Fractures Characterisation of Tight Carbonate Reservoir to Unlock the Reservoir Development Opportunity, A Case Study in Onshore UAE

S. Syofyan, A.I. Latief, T.A. Al-Shabibi, A. Grover, J. Nava, ADNOC Onshore; S. Uluyuz, G. Zhunussova, S. Hassan, Baker Hughes, a GE company

ROOM 4 11:00 - 12:30 HRS

SESSION 43 Operation Efficiency/Project ManagementSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Ibrahim Arrnaout, Saudi Aramco and Dalal Albohamad, Baker Hughes, a GE company


11:00 195090 Optimising Operation Oversight of Bahrain Oil Field Through Aerial Survey

Y. Nooraldeen, H. AlNoaimi, Tatweer Petroleum

11:20 194857 Digital Production Optimisation Programme M. AlBawardi, M. Alhamad, R. Alnoaimi, Saudi Aramco Unconventional Resources; M. Anderson, V. Lahoti, Accenture

11:40 195053 Increasing Efficiencies During Cased Hole Fracturing Operations Through Frac Plug Material Selection

B.R. Wright, G.F. Casanova, Y.C. Parekh, Baker Hughes, a GE company

12:00 194708 A More Sustainable Approach: Nanofiltered Seawater-Based High-Temperature Fracturing Fluids

L. Li, Aramco Services Company; F.F. Chang, Saudi Aramco; R.K. Saini, Aramco Services Company

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ROOM 5 11:00 - 12:30 HRS

SESSION 44 Reservoir Management IISESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Ahmed Hutheli, Saudi Aramco and Ammar Shaban, Tatweer Petroleum


11:00 194945 FracBots: Overview and Energy Consumption Analysis A.A. Alshehri, Saudi Aramco; C.H. Martins, Georgia Institute of Technology

11:20 195032 Integrating Production and Formation Pressure Testers Analysis for Field Development in Complicated Carbonate Reservoir

O. Matar, A. Aljanahi, Y. Engineer, E. Ali, Tatweer Petroleum

11:40 195130 Understanding Mauddud Waterflood Performance in a Heterogeneous Carbonate Reservoir with Surveillance Data and Ensemble of Analytical Tools

L.S. Konwar, E. Alowainati, I.J. AL Anaisi, N.A. Nemmawi, M. Dowen, Tatweer Petroleum

12:00 194833 How Over 60% Recovery Achieved in a Multi-Layer, Heterogeneous Sandstone Reservoir

X. Lu, J. Xu, Q. Yang, G. Li, L. Lin, C&C Reservoirs; L. Feng, No. 4 Oil Production Company, Daqing, PetroChina

ROOM 6 11:00 - 12:30 HRS

SESSION 45 Drilling and Well DesignSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Lee Dolman, OiLSERV and Rami Salah, Saudi Aramco


11:00 Keynote Speaker: Nick Nawfal, Commercial and Fullstream Vice President, Gulf and North Africa Region, Baker Hughes, a GE company

11:20 194818 Continuous Proportional Steering for a Re-Entry Multi-Lateral Well in Cretaceous Reservoir in UAE Saves Rig Days and Achieves Reservoir Contact Objectives in a One-Bit Run

B.A. Al Menhali, J.D. Ardila, S. Al Yamani, ADNOC Onshore; A.A. Adams, A.M. Soliman, I. Jurdi, Baker Hughes, a GE company

11:40 194711 Extend Surface Casing Deeper to Eliminate Borehole Instability in Oil Field Turnkey Project

S. Zahoor Ullah, A. Al Fakih, M.S. Almomen, M. Taimour, Schlumberger Saudi Arabia; R. Famiev, Schlumberger Logelco Inc.; A.S. Alatiyyah, Schlumberger

12:00 195062 A Robust Correlation Improves Rate of Penetration M.M. Al Rubaii, A. Al Yami, E.O. Itom, Saudi Aramco

ROOM 2 13:30 - 15:00 HRS

SESSION 46 Shale ReservoirsSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Mohammed Badri and Khaled Sassi, Schlumberger


13:30 195146 A Novel Approach for Formulating CO2 Foam-Based Fracturing Fluid by Synthesised Grafting Copolymerisation to Enhance its Stability for HPHT Shale Reservoirs

S. Chaudhary, S. Singh, V. Singh, DIT University

13:50 194709 Characterisation and Comparison of Outcrop and Subsurface Unconventional Shale Samples

Y. Jin, University of Petroleum China Beijing; G. Jin, S.S. Ali, Baker Hughes, a GE company

14:10 194836 Identification of Shale Gas Target by High Definition Oil-Based Microresistivity Image Logs in Horizontal Longmaxi Shale Wells

D. Wang, Schlumberger

14:30 195127 The Transport Behavior of Liquid Hydrocarbon in Shale Nanopores

T. Zhang, X. Li, Z. Cheng, M. He, Q. Liu, China University of Petroleum; Y. Yin, Xi’an Jiaotong UniversityU

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SESSION 47 Fluid CharacterisationSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Shirish Patil and Abdullah Sultan, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals


13:30 194757 Novel Characterisation of Thin Film at Reservoir Fluids Interfaces in Carbonates

M.B. Alotaibi, D. Cha, S. AlSaleh, A.A. Yousef, Saudi Aramco

13:50 195065 Understanding Reservoir Fluid Behaviour to Mitigate Risk Associated to Asphaltene Deposition in the Reservoir Rock Near to Asphaltene Onset Pressure AOP in the Magwa Marrat Depleted Reservoir

A.m. Al-Obaidli, A.B. Alnasheet, A. Al-Shammari, S.P. Sinha, F.A. Snasiri, O. Al-Shemmari, Kuwait Oil Company; F.A. Gonzalez, D.L. Gonzalez, British Petroleum; Y. Muhammad, Schlumberger

14:10 194928 Fluid Characterisation Using a Novel Formation Testing Technology, a Case Study

G.S. Padhy, P. Kasaraneni, T.Y. Al-Rashidi, Kuwait Oil Company; L. Tagarieva, A. Abdessalem, Weatherford

14:30 194741 Development of Artificial Intelligence Model for Prediction of Crude Oil Viscosity

L.A. Al-Amoudi, Hadhramout University; B.S. Ba Geri, S. Patil, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; S.O. Baarimah, Hadhramout University

ROOM 4 13:30 - 15:00 HRS

SESSION 48 Geophysical Acquisition and Processing /Borehole GeophysicsSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Abdulnaser Abousetta, Tatweer Petroleum and Sanjiv Dogra, Schlumberger


13:30 195036 Beyond Steel Casing: Detecting Zonal Isolation in the Borehole Environment

T. Eltsov, T.W. Patzek, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology

13:50 194876 DrillCam Seismic System to Aid Geosteering and Drilling Optimisation

E.A. Hemyari, A. Bakulin, I.A. Silvestrov, EXPEC Advanced Research Center, Saudi Aramco; Y. Liu, Aramco Research Center-Beijing, Aramco Asia, Beijing, China

14:10 194845 Three Axis Borehole Gravity Logging for Reservoir Surveillance J.C. Lofts, A. Seshia, Silicon Microgravity Limited; A. Zett, P. Clifford, BP; Y. Li, R. Krahenbuhl, Colorado School of Mines

14:30 194828 Enhancement of Seismic Section in Low Fold Coverage Seismic Data Using Common Reflection Surface Method

R.A. Lestari, S. Aswad, M.F. Massinai, Hasanuddin University; T.B. Nainggolan, Marine Geology Research and Development Center

ROOM 5 13:30 - 15:00 HRS

SESSION 49 Numerical Modelling and Simulation IISESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Hassan AlMannai and Sajeda Barni, Tatweer Petroleum


13:30 194855 Coreflood Model Optimisation Workflow for ASP Pilot Design Risk Analysis

O. Borozdina, M. Mamaghani, R. Barsalou, M. Lantoine, A. Pain, Beicip-Franlab

13:50 194985 Insights into the Impact of Water Salinity on Multiphase Flow at the Pore-Scale in Carbonate Formations

M.O. Abu-Al-Saud, Saudi Aramco; S. Esmaeilzadeh, H.A. Tchelepi, Stanford University

14:10 194767 Conformance Control Improvement by Coupling Microgel and Low Salinity Waterflooding in Fractured Reservoirs

A.K. Alhuraishawy, Missan Oil Company

14:30 194771 Modelling Complex Fluid Production Behaviour in a Gas Condensate Field: A Case Study

H. Ali, A. Rahman Shah, A. Hassan Akram, W. Ali Khan, Schlumberger Seaco; D. Fareed Iqbal Siddiqui, A. Waheed, F. Ahmed, Pakistan Petroleum Limited

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ROOM 6 13:30 - 15:00 HRS

SESSION 50 Exploring and Developing Unconventional ReservoirsSESSION CHAIRPERSON(S): Muhammad Duhilan, Saudi Aramco and Khalid Sassi, Schlumberger


13:30 195001 Study of Tight Oil Flowing Mechanism and Reservoir Producing Conditions for South Edge of Ordos Basin

X. Ting, J. Pu, X. Qin, Y. Wei, W. Song, Sinopec Exploration and Production Research Institute

13:50 194817 Measuring Fracture Network Pressures During Fracturing and Production in Unconventionals in Saudi Arabia

J.I. Rueda, J.D. Valbuena, S. Baki, M.Y. Mahfouz, A.M. Al-Momen, Saudi Aramco

14:10 194826 Development of a Geomechanical Ranking System to Investigate Hydraulic Fracturing Feasibility of an Unconventional Shale Oil/Gas Reservoir: Case Study from Middle East

A. Ghadimipour, H. Singh, S.V. Perumalla, Baker Hughes, a GE company

14:30 195087 Underbalanced MPD of an Exploratory Well in Tight and Extra-Low Permeability Reservoir

P. Chen, Y. Zhou, L. Chen, W. Li, G. Yang, CNPC Engineering Technology R&D Co. Ltd.; J. Wang, CNPC Chuanqing Drilling Engineering Co. Ltd.

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STATION 1 10:00 - 10:30 HOURS


10:00 194864 Successful Application of Through Tubing Mechanical Shutoff Technique in a Deviation More Than 700

M.M. Koriesh, A. El Basyouni, Gulf of Suez Petroleum Company; M.L. Vazquez, Schlumberger

10:15 194935 Improving Simulation Accuracy by Seamlessly Linking Static and Dynamic Models Through a Single High-Resolution Grid System

J. Riou, A. Ganzo, D. Gilmour, B. Arief Wibowo, Baker Hughes, a GE company



14:30 194878 Well Control and Integrity Considerations for Development of Unconventional Resources

A. Haghshenas, Halliburton

14:45 195119 Cost and Time Effective Stimulation Technique in Horizontal Cemented Liner Application in Carbonate Reservoir with Hpct Jetting Tools

M.F. Fayiz, M.S. Alaithan, A.K. Al Harbi, Saudi Aramco

15:00 195147 Clean-Up Efficiency of Multiple Fractured Horizontal Wells Enhanced by Reactive Chemicals in Tight Gas Homogeneous and Naturally Fractured Reservoirs

U. Vijayvargia, Cairn Oil & Gas, Vedanta Limited; M. Jamiolahmady, Heriot-Watt University; A. Nakhli, Saudi Aramco; K. Ng, PETRONAS



10:00 194978 NMR Measurement of Hydrogen-Deuterium Exchange Between Rock Minerals and D2O

W.N. Zainuddin, S.X. Xie, N. Kechut, B.P. Kantaatmadja, PETRONAS; P. Singer, G.J. Hirasaki, Rice University

10:15 194777 Reservoir Modelling of Complex Carbonate Deposits Integrating Well Data, Seismic Inversion and Depositional Model in Minagish Reservoir of Greater Burgan Field, Kuwait

F. Ben Amor, Y. Muhammad, Schlumberger; S. Madhavan, A. Mudavakkat, K. Edwards, K. Mohamed Hafez Abd Rabu, K. Datta, J. Filak, L. Hayat, A. Al-Nasheet, M. Aldashti, A.F. Bu-Qurais, O. Al-Shemmari, Kuwait Oil Company



14:30 194785 The Synthesis and Application of a New Plugging Inhibitor PAS-5 in Water-Based Drilling Fluid

Z. Li, Q. Li, China University of Petroleum (Beijing); G. Yang, T. Ma, China United Coalbed Methane; F. Zhang, Chinese Academy of Geologi-cal Sciences

14:45 195097 Efficient CO2 Multistage Acid Stimulation in Deep Hot Gas Reservoirs

D. Gromakovskii, Saudi Aramco; M. Palanivel, A. Lopez, V. Mikaelyan, Halliburton Saudi Arabia

15:00 194842 Laboratory Evaluation of Weighting Materials for Ultra-High Density Oil-Based Drilling Fluids in Ultra-HPHT Wellbore Applications

Q. Li, N. Hisham, M. Al-Mujalhem, Texas A&M University



10:00 194916 Tracing Production with Analytical Chemistry: Can Oil Finger Printing Provide New Answers

T. Solling, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; J. Nielsen, Technical University of Denmark; J. Christensen, K. Gulmark Poulsen, University of Copenhagen

10:15 194909 Sabriyah Lower Burgan Field EOR Development Study: Use of Sacrificial Wells to Minimise Water Encroachment

M.T. Al-Murayri, M. Al-Ghnemi, Kuwait Oil Company; M.J. Pitts, K. Wyatt, Surtek, Inc.

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KNOWLEDGE SHARING EPOSTER SESSIONSTUESDAY 19 MARCH



14:30 195030 A Novel Method for Characterising the Dynamic Behaviour of Proppant Pillars with Fracture Closure in Pulse Fracturing

C. Lu, Z. Li, T. Zhang, J. Guo, Southwest Petroleum University; Y. Zheng, C. Yin, C. Yuan, CNPC Chuanqing Drilling Engineering Co., Ltd.; Y. Zhou, SINOPEC Shengli Oilfield Luming Oil and Gas Exploration and Development Co., Ltd.

14:45 195018 Can Pressure Loss Across Perforations Enhance Fracture Productivity on Inclined Hydraulic Fractures? An Experimental Study

M. Ba Geri, Missouri University of Science and Technology



10:00 194974 Analysis of Sinusoidal Buckling of Drill String in Vertical Wellbores Using Finite Element Method

M. Cebeci, Schlumberger; I.H. Gucuyener, GEOS Energy; M.V. Kok, Middle East Technical University

10:15 194721 Optimising Drilling Jar Utilisation in Oil and Gas Wells V.C. Oliveira, M.A. Rivas, B.S. Al-Zahrani, K.K. Abouelnaaj, Saudi Aramco



14:30 194901 First Successful Massive Hydraulic Fracturing Treatment Unlocks Reservoir Potential 4-Fold: Case Study from Tight Gas HPHT Field in Southern India

A.S. Negi, V.P. Sharma, Baker Hughes, a GE company

14:45 194733 Evaluation of the Potentials for Adapting the Multistage Hydraulic Fracturing Technology in Tight Carbonate Reservoir

O.F. Al-Fatlawi, H. Mofazzal, Curtin University

15:00 194932 Performance Analysis of Acid Fracturing Treatments in a Sour Gas Reservoir

S.O. Eze, O.T. Ayoola, B.A. Hussain, Saudi Aramco



10:00 195005 Evaluation of Reservoir Cooling Effect on WAG Performance for Mature Waterflooded Malaysian Oil Field

W.A. Wan Razak, A. Awg Sapawi, PETRONAS Research Sdn Bhd; M. Sedaralit, Petronas; Z.Z. Abdullah, PETRONAS E&P Technology Center

10:15 195038 New Approach of Synergising Advanced Well Test Deconvolution, Rate Transient Analysis and Dynamic Modelling in Evaluating Reservoir Compartmentalisation Uncertainty at K Field in Sarawak Basin; A Case Study

A. Azlan, W. Wan Muda, A. Mubaraki, K. M Khir, A. M Zakei, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn Bhd; N. Sahid M Said, PETRONAS



14:30 195105 A Study of Asphaltene Deposition and Pore Plugging During Carbon Dioxide Injection in Nano Pores: An Experimental Study

S.M. Fakher, A.H. Imqam, Missouri University of Science and Technology

14:45 194712 Unlocking Tight Carbonate Reservoir Potential: Geological Characterisation to Execution

A.I. Latief, S. Syofyan, ADNOC Onshore

15:00 194718 Development of a Ceramic Proppant Alternative for Deep Conventional Gas Development in Saudi Arabia

M.L. Fraim, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; S. Al-Awaji, Folath Technology



10:00 194804 A New Discovery in Complex Fault Block Oilfield Based on Dynamic Reserves Study and Fault Sealing Study: A Case Study of Bz29-4 Oilfield in Southern Bohai Bay

P. Gao, L. Cao, C. Jiang, R. Qin, L. Cui, Bohai Oil Field Research Institute, Tianjin Branch of CNOOC Ltd.; Z. Meng, Chuanqing Drilling Engineering Co., Ltd., CNPC

KNOWLEDGE SHARING EPOSTER SESSIONS CONTINUEDTUESDAY 19 MARCH CONTINUED

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14:45 194955 Research and Application of Rod/Tubing Wearing Prediction and Anti-Wear Method in Sucker Rod Pumping Wells

Z. Ruidong, J. Shi, J. Zhang, C. Xiong, RIPED, PetroChina

15:00 194858 Experimental Investigation of Boundary Conditions Effects on Spontaneous Imbibition in Oil/Water and Gas/Water Systems for Tight Sandstones

Z. Cheng, Z. Ning, Q. Wang, M. Li, W. Sui, China University of Petroleum-Beijing



10:00 194815 Well Success—An Interdisciplinary Evaluation Parameter F. Gamperl, Mining University of Leoben

10:15 194829 Development of an Integrated Monitoring Tool for Oil Field Activities

G. Mackenzie, O. Oz, H. Rahimi, M. Janahi, A. Asadalla, Tatweer Petroleum; E. Bush, NOGA



14:30 195071 Optimisation of Hydraulic Fracture Spacing Through the Investigation of Stress Shadowing and Reservoir Lateral Heterogeneity

A.A. Alrashed, J.L. Miskimins, A. Tura, Colorado School of Mines

14:45 194791 Diversion Techniques Applications in Unconventional Resources Fields

A.M. Sadykov, S. Baki, K. Mechkak, A.M. Al-Momen, J.I. Rueda, A.N. Kalbani, S. Kazakoff, M. Kurdi, Saudi Aramco

15:00 194802 Evolution of Fracture Plug Technologies—Cast Iron to Composites to Dissolvable

Z. Walton, J.C. Porter, G.W. Vargus, Halliburton



10:15 195149 Predicting and Detecting Equipment Malfunctions Using Machine Learning

P.D. Bangert, Algorithmica Technologies



14:30 194942 Hydraulic Fracturing in a Devonian Age Carbonate Reservoir: A Case Study

A. Istayev, Halliburton; T. Jatykov, Satbayev University; T. Kosset, Zhaikmunai

14:45 194841 Reservoir Fluid Geodynamics in Brazilian Presalt Carbonate Field A.C. Bertolini, J. Monteiro, J.A. Canas, S.S. Betancourt, O.C. Mullins, S. Colacelli, R.K. Polinski, Schlumberger

15:00 194898 Three Dimensional Compositional Variation in Gas Condensate Reservoirs

A.H. Kabir, M.S. Ahmed, B.H. Al-Malki, Saudi Aramco



10:00 195140 Maximising the Use of Rock Mechanical Data Through Empirical Correlation and Data-Driven Analytics

K. Khan, A.A. Al-Qahtani, Saudi Aramco; M. Almarri, Saudi Aramco; S. Ali, G. Jin, A. Negara, Baker Hughes, a GE company

10:15 194699 Unified Field Compositional Fluid Model for the Bahrain Field A.E. Al-Muftah, Tatweer Petroleum


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14:30 194964 A Coreflooding-NMR Study of Gel Conformance Control in Fractured Systems

A.J. Alshehri, J. Wang, H.T. Kwak, A.M. Alsofi, Saudi Aramco

14:45 194919 KSI Field Fast Track to FID A.A. Al Hashemi, Petroleum Development Oman

15:00 194695 Reservoir Performance Analysis of a Tight Fractured Carbonate Reservoir in Bahrain Field, Key to Future Development Opportunities

A.E. Aljowder, Tatweer Petroleum



10:00 194958 Operational Excellence Initiative Contributes Towards Enhanced ESP System Reliability, Longer Run Life, and Sustained Oil Production

H. Jassem, S. Mehmood, K.M. Al-Mutairi, A.S. Al-Shawly, Saudi Aramco



14:30 195093 Application in Aided Design System of Drilling Tool Combination Based on Big Data

Q. Zhu, CNPC Bohai Drilling Engineering Company Limited

14:45 194972 Application of Renewable Energy in the Oil and Gas Industry H. Saadawi, Ringstone Petroleum Consultants

15:00 194742 Application of Artificial Neural Network to Model the Pressure Losses in the Water-Assisted Pipeline Transportation of Heavy Oil

I. Dubdub, S. Rushd, M. AlYaari, E. Ahmed, King Faisal University



10:00 195102 Reservoir Pore-Throat Characteristics Evolution During Waterflooding: A Theoretical Study

G. Lei, Q. Liao, S. Patil, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals



14:30 195070 Development of the Arctic and Its Impact on International Energy Market

I. Akimova, Academy of the Technological Sciences of the Russian Federation

14:45 195060 Managing Challenges for Digital Transformation Initiative in a National Drilling Contractor—A Case Study from Algeria

A. Kecir, ENTP; S. Bakhti, A. Arnaout, TDE International Limited; G. Thonhauser, Montanuniversitaet Leoben



14:30 195008 Quantitative Risk Management Improves the Success Rate of Micro-Hydraulic Fracturing Stress Tests

T. Berard, Schlumberger-Doll Research; N. Chugunov, J. Desroches, Rocks Expert; R. Prioul, K. Cig, J.A. Donald, Schlumberger

14:45 194859 Using Data Driven Analytical Models with Compositional Simulation in Doubling the LPG Production from Bahrain Field

A.E. Al-Muftah, Tatweer Petroleum

15:00 194920 Role of Geomechanics and Integrated Reservoir Characterisation in Production Enhancement from a Heterogeneous Carbonate Reservoir: A Success Story from Kuwait

G.S. Padhy, T.M. Gezeeri, T.Y. Al-Rashidi, Kuwait Oil Company; S.V. Perumalla, A.L. Shinde, Baker Hughes, a GE company


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KNOWLEDGE SHARING EPOSTER SESSIONS CONTINUEDWEDNESDAY 20 MARCH



10:00 195034 Complex Settings Need Complex Equations—Comparison Between Numerical and Semi-Quantitative Geomechanical Solutions

S. Bahuguna, R. Talreja, Schlumberger Asia Services Limited

10:15 195072 Applications of Artificial Neural Networks in the Petroleum Industry: A Review

H.H. Alkinani, A.T. Al-Hameedi, S. Dunn-Norman, R.E. Flori, Missouri University of Science and Technology; M.T. Alsaba, Australian College of Kuwait; A.S. Amer, Newpark Technology Center/ Newpark Drilling Fluids

10:30 194889 Latent Space Modelling of Seismic Attributes B. Wallet, Aramco Research Center, Houston



14:30 195117 Time to Return to the Low Pumping Rates in the Fracture Stimulation of Unconventional Reservoirs

L. Sierra, Halliburton

15:00 194803 Water-Alternating-Weak Gel Technology and its Application in High Water Cut Oil Reservoir in Bohai Oilfield

Y. Li, Y. Liu, CNOOC Limited, Tianjin Branch



10:00 195099 Horizontal Multistage Acid-Fracturing Formulates Development Strategy in Tight Tuba Carbonate Reservoir, North Kuwait

S.R. Al-Mosaileekh, E. Saleem, Kuwait Oil Company; M. Abdel-Basset, Schlumberger

10:15 194869 Unconventional Clay Control Alternative to Inorganic Salts That Can Prevent Swelling and Reduce Friction in Underbalance Drilling

M.A. Altammar, H. El Hajj, J.W. Pereira Suzart, I.A. Al-Hulail, Halliburton; T.A. Mubarak, Saudi Aramco

10:30 194900 Acid Fracturing Unlocked the Production Potential Resulting in the Implementation in Other Wells in Ahdeb Field, Iraq

Y. Xiao, H. Wang, L. Lu, H. Xue, China Zhenhua Oil Co., Ltd; J. Guo, Southwest Petroleum University; Y. Cheng, F. Fan, Chengdu Northern Petroleum Exploration and Development Technology Co. Ltd.; M. Chen, Borehole Operation Branch Office of Sinopec Southwest Petroleum Engineering Co., Ltd.



14:30 194931 Hydraulic Fracturing Treatments in the Permian Basin: Distillation of Best Practices in the Spraberry and Wolfcamp Formations

A.A. Othman, A.M. Amao, King Saud University

14:45 194814 Reservoir Optimisation and Monitoring Challenges in Nahr Umr Reservoirs of the Bahrain Field

M.H. Ali, M. Mansoor, A.E. Al-Muftah, Tatweer Petroleum

15:00 194872 Deployment and Detection of a Novel Barcoded Advanced Tracers System for the Optimisation of Improved Waterflood Recovery in Hydrocarbon Reservoirs

G. Thomas, H. Ow, S. Chang, R. Shi, W. Wang, H. Chen, M.E. Poitzsch, Aramco Services Company; E.S. Ellis, A. Abdel Fattah, Saudi Aramco

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10:00 194710 Key Technologies for Fire Flooding in Thin Interbeded Heavy Oil Reservoirs

T. Feng, Y. Wu, Y. Song, E&D Research Institute of Liaohe Oilfield

10:15 194797 The Evolution of Light Oil Thermal Pilots in Mauddud Reservoir from Lab, Simulation to Pilot Scale

A.E. Al-Muftah, M. Mansoor, E. Alowainati, Tatweer Petroleum; N. Maan, Corpoven S.A.

10:30 195111 Using Supervised Machine Learning Algorithms to Predict BHA Walk Tendencies in the Volve Oil Field, North Sea

C. Noshi, J.J. Schubert, Texas A&M University



14:30 194956 A Casing Damage Prediction Method Based on Principal Component Analysis and Gradient Boosting Decision Tree Algorithm

M. Song, X. Zhou, RIPED of CNPC

14:45 195021 Advanced Wellbore Stability Analysis for Drilling Naturally Fractured Rocks

Y. Han, C. Liu, D. Phan, Aramco Services Company; K. Ruwaili, Saudi Aramco; Y.N. Abousleiman, University of Oklahoma

15:00 194980 AccuPipePred: A Framework for the Accurate and Early Detection of Stuck Pipe for Real-Time Drilling Operations

A. Magana-Mora, A.A. Alshaikh, S.H. Gharbi, A.S. Al-Yami, Saudi Aramco



10:00 194850 Isotopic Characterisation of Formation Waters: Applications and Challenges

F.H. Lu, O. Harthi, J. Dubaisi, Saudi Aramco

10:15 194786 Forecasting and Modelling the Oil and Gas Reserves in Indonesia Using the Creaming Curve and Linear Regression Analysis

A. Abdul Azizurrofi, R. Rahmat Firdaus, SKK Migas

10:30 194949 Beam Pump Dynamometer Card Classification Using Machine Learning

S.H. Sharaf, M. Fardan, K. Alqassab, M. Abubakr, M. Ahmed, Tatweer Petroleum; P.D. Bangert, Algorithmica Technologies



14:30 195134 Production Data Analysis of Shale Gas Wells with Significant Discontinuities or Abrupt Changes of Production Data

P. Wei, Sinopec Research Institute of Petroleum Engineering

14:45 195150 The Effects of Nanoporosity and Kerogen on Capillary Condensation in Rock Samples from a Shale Gas Reservoir in the Middle East

E.J. Barsotti, M. Piri, University of Wyoming; J. Chen, Aramco Services Company

15:00 194849 Geological and Geostatistical Models of Qusaiba Shale Using High Resolution Outcrop Analog from Central Saudi Arabia

M.I. Mahgoub, M. Hariri, M.H. Makkawi, M.A. Yassin, O.M. Abdullatif, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals



10:00 195153 Effects of Pre-Existing Fractures on Carbonate Matrix Stimulation Studied by Large-Scale Radial Acidising Experiments

G. Aidagulov, D.C. Gwaba, R.E. Kayumov, X. Qiu, M. Abbad, Schlumberger; A. Sultan, H.A. Almajed, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

10:15 195043 Integrated Formation Evaluation Using High Resolution Sedimentary and Facies Analysis an Aid for Field Development: A Case Study from North Kuwait

A. SANYAL, Kuwait Oil Company; A. Sarah, KOC; A.D. Ahmad, S. Kumar, Kuwait Oil Company; J. Alazmi, KOC; K. SIKDAR, S. Das, G.A. Sultan, Schlumberger

KNOWLEDGE SHARING EPOSTER SESSIONS CONTINUEDWEDNESDAY 20 MARCH CONTINUED

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14:30 194751 A Coupled Viscosity Estimation and Reservoir Simulation for Ensemble Based Production Optimisation

B.S. Almaraghi, C.O. Etienam, R. Villegas, University of Manchester

14:45 195075 An Integrated Approach to Deal with Challenges of Interpreting Pressure-Transient Data in Complex-Reservoir Systems

R.J. Phillips Guerrero, O.H. Obathani, Saudi Aramco

15:00 194887 Novel Empirical Approach to Supercharged Pressure Test Analysis

S.S. Smith, H. Khairy, C. Emma-ebere, Baker Hughes, a GE company



10:00 194697 Characterisation and Modelling of the Geo-Body Geometries and the Reservoir Properties: An Outcrop Analog Study of Jurassic Carbonate Reservoirs in Central Saudi Arabia

M.A. Yassin, O.M. Abdullatif, M.H. Makkawi, M.S. Osman, I. Yousif, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

10:15 195100 An Integrated Spectral Acoustic Log and Well Data to Improve Reservoir Characterisation

M. Gibrata, Y. Berdiyev, M. Hashem, S. Ghedan, Dragon Oil; A. Aslanyan, Nafta College; I. Aslanyan, R. Minakhmetova, V. Skutin, TGT Oil and Gas Services

10:30 194745 Use of Geological Constraints in Multi-Mineral Modelling for Unconventional Reservoirs

H. Zhang, N. Alarcon, A. Hanif, F.E. Mendez, Baker Hughes, a GE company



14:30 194750 A Novel Approach for Formulating CO2 Foam-Based Fracturing Fluid by Synthesised Grafting Copolymerisation to Enhance its Stability for HPHT Shale Reservoirs

S. AlShuaib, H. Al-Bader, Y. Al-Salali, W.A. Hameed, H.A. Ahmed, S. AlDousari, Kuwait Oil Company

14:45 195081 A New Approach to Simulate Low Salinity Water Flooding in Carbonate Reservoir

A. Aljaberi, M. Sohrabi, Heriot-Watt University

15:00 194831 Analytical and Numerical Analysis for Temporal Anomalous Diffusion Flow in Unconventional Fractured reservoirs

S.J. Al Rbeawi, Middle East Technical University Cyprus; J. Owayed, Kuwait University



10:00 195077 Standardise/Simplify Water Flood Pattern Reviews Z.A. Al-Yazeedi, Petroleum Development Oman

10:15 194852 Artificial Intelligence Approach to Predict Fracture Pressure A. Ahmed, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

10:30 195022 Application of Automated Machine Learning for Multi-Variate Prediction of Well Production

M. Maucec, S.A. Garni, Saudi Aramco



14:30 194989 Research of Drilling and Completion Technologies for Heavy Oil in Venezuela and Offshore Presalt Hydrocarbons in Brazil

F. Jin, W. Xi, Z. Shunyuan, C. Chen, CNPC Engineering Technology R&D Company Ltd.

14:45 195135 Reservoir Depletion-Induced Proppant Embedment and Dynamic Fracture Closure

J. Huang, R. Safari, F.E. Fragachan, Weatherford

15:00 194968 Modelling Multiple-Fractured Horizontal Well Performance In Shale Gas Reservoirs

L. Mi, Sinopec Petroleum Exploration and Production Research Institute; B. Yan, C. An, Texas A&M University


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10:00 194986 Phenomenology During Flowback in Unconventional Wells R. Angulo Yznaga, L.F. Quintero, E.A. Nagm, Halliburton; P. Van Laer, ADNOC

10:15 194934 Improved Carbonate Reservoir Characterisation: A Case Study from a Supergiant Field in Southern of Iraq

A. Al-Ali, K. Stephen, A. Shams, Heriot-Watt University

10:30 195017 First Rigless Water Shutoff and Reservoir Cross-Flow Leak Mitigation Performed in the United Arab Emirates on a Horizontal Extended Reach Well, Enabling Improved Reservoir Management

J.A. Wills, E.J. Wheatley, R. Sau, ADNOC Offshore; J.M. Jimenez, J. Ulloa, Halliburton



14:30 194775 Laser Gun: The Next Perforation Technology S.I. Batarseh, O.M. Alobaid, A. Alharith, Saudi Aramco

14:45 195133 3D Elastic Seismic Modelling of Large Scale Land Survey V. Etienne, T. Tonellot, E. Janoubi, H. Shakhs, Saudi Aramco

15:00 194722 Asynchronous High Performance Acoustic Wave Modelling K. Akbudak, H. Ltaief, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology; V. Etienne, T.D. Tonellot, Saudi Aramco



10:00 194765 Applying Thomeer Hyperbolas to Assess Water Saturation and Up-Scale Permeability: Case Study from Jurassic Limestone Reservoir in the Middle East

Y. Kechida, N.R. Tripathi, Saudi Aramco

10:15 194930 Integrated Asset Operating Model fosters Digital Oil Field Journey to Operational Excellence

E. Rubio, A. Bin Amro, ADNOC Onshore

10:30 194748 New Workflow of Facies Modelling Based on Deposition Study, Seismic Data and Artificial Modification: A Case Study for the Mishrif Formation of the Halfaya Oilfield, Iraq

R. Han, S. Li, B. Song, Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development



14:30 194975 A New Hybrid Technique Using Low Salinity Water Injection and Foam Flooding for Enhanced Oil Recovery in Sandstone Rock

A. Shabib-ASL, University of Calgary; M.A. Ayoub, K.A. Elraies, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS

14:45 195026 Increase in Oil Production: Methodology and Best Practices for Hydraulic Fracturing Candidate Selection and Execution in Assam-Arakan Basin

C. Chatterjee, V. Mukku, C. Majumdar, A. Kumar, Schlumberger; T. Lama, Oil India Limited

15:00 195103 Performance of Immiscible Water Alternating Gas (IWAG) Pilots in Mauddud Reservoir, Bahrain Field

A.E. Al-Muftah, Y.Y. Bu Ali, H. Al Ghadhban, Tatweer Petroleum; A.M. Zeidan, Mubadala Oil and Gas



10:00 194892 Streamlining and Automating Geological Requirements for Development Wells

M.M. Abouhenidi, F. Taddamarry, R.E. Fadul, Y. Radhi, Saudi Aramco

10:15 195044 Crude Oil Process Enhancement and Water Conservation Through Industrial Revolution Initiatives

N.A. Alhajri, R.J. White, M.A. Lopez Andreu, Saudi Aramco

10:30 194805 Using Cloud Technology to Improve Unconventional Well Planning by Enhanced Collaboration and Automated Engineering Design

Z. Yuan, C.A. Akpenyi, Schlumberger; D. Carson, Z. Hebert, Petro-Hunt


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14:30 195128 Effect of Blending Organic Acids and Chelating Agents to Dissolve Iron Sulphide Scales

R. Ramanathan, H.A. Nasr-El-Din, Texas A&M University

14:45 194954 The Geology and 3D Modelling of the Cliff Head Field, Australia Y.A. Eshmawi, Saudi Aramco



10:00 194995 Assessing Staged, Viscosified Acid Injection for Effective Stimulation Using Laboratory and Computer Simulation

I. Mokogwu, S.C. Wilson, A. Kaur, D.M. Frigo, G.M. Graham, Scaled Solutions Limited; R. Stalker, Scaled Solutions

10:30 195073 Energised Acid Fracturing in Deep Carbonate Reservoirs—CO2 versus N2

M. Idris, J.T. Abel, Saudi Aramco; R. Simbolon, C. Chan, Schlumberger



14:30 194847 Using Real-Time Data and Integrated Models to Diagnose Scale Problems and Improve Pump Performance

M. Pandey, F. Ledesma, Weatherford; N.M. Rane, B. Al-Shammari, A. Sultan, S.S. Mulla Ali, S.H. Al Sabea, M.A. Alnaqi, Kuwait Oil Company

14:45 194713 Computational Intelligence for Oil Rate Prediction in Artificial Gas Lift Wells

S. Al-Nuaim, Saudi Aramco; M.R. Khan, Z. Tariq, A. Abdulraheem, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

15:00 194994 New Application of Artificial Intelligent Techniques in Oil Industry

A. Hassan, A. Al-Majed, M. Mahmoud, S. Elkatatny, A. Abdulraheem, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals



10:00 194940 Autonomous Reservoir Nano-Agents A.I. Abdel-Fattah, A.A. Mashat, Saudi Aramco; N. Shi, T. Squires, University of California Santa Barbara

10:15 194992 Advanced EOR Foam In Naturally Fractured Carbonates Reservoirs: Optimal Balance Between Foam and Interfacial Tension Properties

E. Chevallier, Solvay; N. Gland, G. Batot, IFP Energies Nouvelles

10:30 194795 Using Multivariate Data Analysis to Estimate Mud Loss Prior to Drilling

H.H. Alkinani, A.T. Al-Hameedi, S. Dunn-Norman, Missouri University of Science and Technology; M.T. Alsaba, Australian College of Kuwait; A.S. Amer, Newpark Technology Center/Newpark Drilling Fluids



14:30 194924 Detailed Comparison of Processed Sand vs. Unprocessed Sand vs. High Strength Proppant for Fracturing Applications

M. Shakeel, W. Razzaq, Halliburton; O.M. Abdullatif, M. Benaafi, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

14:45 194726 Development of ANN-Based Predictive Model for Miscible CO2 Flooding in Sandstone Reservoir

N.I. Khamidy, Z. Tariq, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; Z. Syihab, Bandung Institute of Technology

15:00 194822 Psychological Features of Adaptation of Oil and Gas Workers in the Arctic in Comparison with the South of Russia

Y.A. Korneeva, Northern Arctic Federal University; N.N. Simonova, Moscow State University


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10:30 195095 A Comprehensive Review of Smart/Intelligent Oilfield Technologies and Applications in the Oil and Gas Industry

C. Temizel, Aera Energy; C.H. Canbaz, Ege University; Y. Palabiyik, Istanbul Teknik Universitesi; D.F. Putra, Rafflesia Energy; A. Asena, Turkish Petroleum; R. Ranjith, FAR Technologies

10:45 194868 Evaluating Liquid Loading Using Multiphase Dynamic Flow Simulation in Complex Openhole Multilateral Gas Condensate Wells

H. Saradva, S. Jain, M.A. Al Hamadi, Sharjah National Oil Corporation; K.K. Thakur, G. Govindan, A.F. Ahmed, Schlumberger

11:00 195064 Virtual Workstation Deployment in Malaysia Oil and Gas Company: Performance Improvement and Cost Reduction Experience

M.H. Mat Dait, PETRONAS



10:30 194812 Enhanced Hydraulic Modelling and Event Detection Using Real-Time Fluid Properties and Fluid Position Tracking Software

A.J. Porter, V.B. Lie, J.S. Gollapalli, Halliburton

10:45 194698 Integrated Approach for Multi-Stage Fracturing (MSF) Completion Deployment in Deep Carbonate Reservoirs Improved Efficiency, Saved 2 Days per Well with 100% Success Rate

K. Atriby, S. Alghofaili, M. Alawfi, A. Alnaji, R. Ghali, A. Nunez, Schlumberger

11:00 195148 The Effects of Surface Chemistry on Nanoporous Confinement: An Experimental Study of n-Butane and iso-Butane Isotherms

R.M. Alloush, E.W. Lowry, M. Piri, University of Wyoming



10:30 194813 An Experimental Study on Clay-Fluid Interactions for Enhanced Wellbore Stability

M.K. Al-Arfaj, M. Amanullah, Saudi Aramco; A.S. Sultan, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

10:45 195107 Optimising Surveillance: Practice for a Successful CEOR Oilfield Application

R. Angulo Yznaga, L.F. Quintero, F.J. Arevalo, E.A. Nagm, Halliburton

11:00 194752 Enhanced Oil Recovery Test Based on Wells and Stations Utilisation to Reduce Cost After Polymer Flooding

S. Gao, Exploration and Development Research Institute; S. Peng, Daqing Research Institute; P. Han, PetroChina; G. Chen, Daqing Oilfield Co. Ltd.; H. Liu, Daqing Exploration and Research Institute; W. Yan, Exploration and Development Research Institute; E. Gao, No. 3 Production Plant of Daqing Oilfield Company Ltd.



10:30 194948 ASP Flood Application for a High-Temperature, High-Salinity Carbonate Reservoir

N.A. Abalkhail, P.J. Liyanage, K.N. Upamali, G.A. Pope, K.K. Mohanty, The University of Texas at Austin

11:00 195116 Enzyme Enhanced Oil Recovery (EEOR): A Microfluidics Approach M.S. Rahayyem, Y. Alzahid, Saudi Aramco; P. Mostaghimi, A.Y. Halim, R.T. Armstrong, University of New South Wales; L. Evangelista, Biotech Processing Supply

KNOWLEDGE SHARING EPOSTER SESSIONS CONTINUEDTHURSDAY 21 MARCH

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10:30 194941 Single Station Triaxial Seismic Event Detection, Direction Finding and PolariSation Analysis

S. Greenhalgh, A. Al Lehyani, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; C. Schmelzbach, ETH Zurich; D. Sollberger, Seismic Apparition

10:45 194879 Development of a New Chemical Treatment for Removing Water Blockage in Tight Reservoirs

A. Hassan, M.A. Mahmoud, A.A. Al-Majed, S.M. Elkatatny, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals

11:00 195045 Evaluation of a New Environmentally Friendly Flowback Surfactant and its Application to Enhance Oil and Gas Productivity

A.I. Rabie, J. Zhou, Q. Qu, Solvay



10:45 194764 New Model for the Elastic Modulus for Saturated Porous Carbonate Rocks

M.I. Ismail, Saudi Aramco; F.D. Morgan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

11:00 195082 Characterisation of Native Colloids and Study of Emulsions Co-Stabilised by Asphaltene, Wax, Silicates and Calcites

A.A. Umar, I.M. Saaid, R.M. Pilus, A. Amer, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS; A.A. Sulaimon, University of Ibadan; A. Halilu, Universiti Malaya; S.A. Ibrahim, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi



10:30 194768 From Pore to Process: Novel Flow Assurance Approach to Supress Severe Production Chemistry Issues by Flow Dynamic Characterisation

A.T. Alwazzan, Dragon Oil

10:45 194903 The Application of Downhole Seismic Imaging in Identifying Natural Fracture Systems; An Integrated Approach Utilising Core and Borehole Image Data

A. Amer, P. Goyal, S.D. Devakar,Schlumberger; A. Sajer, T.F. Al-Adwani, H. Al-Hebail, R. Abu Taleb, A. Abu-Ghneej, A. Yateem, V.V. Chilumuri, Kuwait Oil Company

11:00 194943 Implications of State of the Art Technologies for Intelligent Oilfields

M.S. Dabbous, K.S. Al-Yateem, Saudi Aramco; F. Aminzadeh, S.N. Dasgupta, University of Southern California



10:30 194778 Computational Fluid Dynamics CFD Evaluation of Laminar Flow of Bitumen-in-Water Emulsion Stabilised by Poly Vinyl Alcohol (PVA): Effects of Salinity and Water Cut

O.S. Alade, D. Al Shehri, M.A. Mahmoud, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals; K. Sasaki, Y. Sugai, Kyushu University

10:45 194885 Acoustic Characterisation of Phase Inversion in a Water-Oil System

Y. Ahmed, Queen's University; M. Arsalan, T.J. Ahmad, M. Noui Mehidi, Saudi Aramco

11:00 195156 Modelling Hydraulic Fractures in a Full-Field Dynamic Model Using DPDP Simulation Techniques—An Unconventional Approach Applied in a Tight Carbonate Oil Reservoir, Kuwait, Middle East

B.K. Tiwari, S. Al-Sayegh, H.R. Al-Muraikhi, Kuwait Oil Company; P. Kumar, IFP Middle East Consulting; P.V. Cueille, F. Lislaud, Beicip-Franlab

KNOWLEDGE SHARING EPOSTER SESSIONS CONTINUEDTHURSDAY 21 MARCH CONTINUED

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10:30 195076 Use of Numerical Model to Optimise the Completion Design of Horizontal Well with Multistage Fractures in Unconventional Source Rock Under Uncertainty Parameters

M. Rabah, M.A. Basri, A.S. Aleid, A.H. Habbtar, Saudi Aramco; M. Abdelrahman, Schlumberger

11:00 194866 Advancing Carbonate Complex Reservoir Characterisations Using Integrated Logging Technologies

H. Ibrahim, Kuwait Oil Company; C. Nugroho, M. Ghioca, V.H. Le, Baker Hughes, a GE company



10:30 195074 The Use of Digital Core Analysis in Understanding the Effects of CO2 Aging to Carbonates Samples

W.L. Sazali, S. Md. Shah, M.Z. Kashim, W.P. Yong, B.P. Kantaatmadja, PETRONAS; L. Knuefing, Australian National University (ANU)

10:45 195033 Assessment of Two Contract Awarding Strategies; Lump Sum Turn Key (LSTK) and Lump Sum Procure and Build (LSPB) for Low Budget Oil and Gas Construction Projects C1: Less than 100 Million USD

M.A. Ibrahim, Saudi Aramco

11:00 194762 Strategy Towards Unlocking and Accelerated Development of Low Permeability Microporous Reservoirs

K. Kumar, Shell; M. Azzazi, A.S. Al-Hamdi, S. Abri, Petroleum Development Oman



10:45 194917 The Revelation of Minor Reservoir Opportunity: Realising Low Resistivity Contrast Reservoir Play Type in Baram Delta Basin East Malaysia, thru REM log Enhancement and Comprehensive Water Salinity Analysis

N.M. M Dahlan, N. Kamarulzaman, A.M. Nizar, J.M. Shah, PETRONAS

11:00 194976 Petrophysical Evaluation of Organic Richness and Brittleness of Shale for Unconventional Hydrocarbon Prospecting: A Case Study on Vadaparru Shale, Krishna Godavari Basin, India

A. Sahu, M.K. Das, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited



10:30 195020 Validation of High Pressure Resin Impregnation Technique for High Resolution Confocal Imaging of Geological Samples

A. Hassan, M. Yutkin, V. Chandra, T.W. Patzek, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology

10:45 194792 Overview of Carbonate Rock Types in the Middle East M.R. Dernaika, B. Mansour, O.A. Aljallad, S. Koronfol, Ingrain, A Halliburton Service

11:00 195113 Improving the Permeability Derivation from Nmr Data for Reservoir Rocks With Complicated Pore Connectivity

H.T. Kwak, J. Gao, A.M. Al-Harbi, Saudi Aramco

KNOWLEDGE SHARING EPOSTER SESSIONS CONTINUEDTHURSDAY 21 MARCH CONTINUED

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SPE MIDDLE EAST ENERGY SUMMIT

PROFESSIONALS IN ENERGY SERIES:

Under the Patronage of

H.E. Shaikh Mohammed Bin Khalifa Al-KhalifaMinister of Oil, Kingdom of Bahrain

MONDAY 18 MARCH | 08:00 – 15:30

Towards Resilient and Sustainable Energy StrategiesINTERCONTINENTAL REGENCY BAHRAIN (AL RIFAA BALLROOM)

OPENING REMARKS KEYNOTE SPEECH

H.E. Shaikh Mohammed bin Khalifa Al-Khalifa Sami AlnuaimMinister of Oil 2019 SPE President

KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN SAUDI ARAMCO

PANEL SESSION 1: Building Resilient and Sustainable Energy Strategies

MODERATORS SPEAKERS

Abdullah Al Abri Andreas Kyrilis H.E. Shaikh Nawaf bin Ibrahim Al-Khalifa

Ahmed Ali Al-Ebrahim

Abderrezak Benyoucef

Frederik Rengers

ICV (In-Country Value) Technical Lead

Partner and Managing Director

Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Head, Energy Studies Department

Chief Executive Officer

PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT OMAN

BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP

ELECTRICITY AND WATER AUTHORITY (EWA)

GCC INTERCONNECTION AUTHORITY

OPEC WTS ENERGY

PANEL SESSION 2: Optimising the Energy Economics

MODERATORS SPEAKERS

Alexander Al-Samahiji

Mohammed Amro

Darcy Spady

Acting Executive Director and SEU Solar Energy Engineer

Institute Director, Professor and Chair of Reservoir, Production and Storage Engineering

Managing Director

SUSTAINABLE ENERGY UNIT (SEU)

TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF BERGAKADEMIE FREIBERG; INSTITUTE OF DRILLING ENGINEERING AND FLUID MINING

BROADVIEW ENERGY ASSET MANAGEMENT

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PANEL SESSION 3: Nurturing Energy Technology and Innovation

MODERATORS SPEAKERS

Saleh Al Mutairi Sobh Benmaamar Hani Elshahawi Rohan Lobo Ivo NuicDhahran Technology Center Director

Strategic Marketing Director Deepwater Digitalization Lead, Formation Testing, and Sampling Principal Technical Expert

Vice President Sales, Sub-Region Lower Gulf, Power and Gas

Managing Director, Dhahran Technology Center, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

HALLIBURTON BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY

SHELL SIEMENS MIDDLE EAST BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY

SPECIAL SESSION: Energy Best Practices and Lessons Learned—Case Studies

MODERATORS SPEAKERS

Tahani Hussain Hisham Zubari Jackson Hegland Francisco Ramalheira

Senior Advisor Executive Director Director, Business Development and Marketing

SPE BAHRAIN SECTION NATIONAL OIL AND GAS AUTHORITY

METHANE EMISSIONS LEADERSHIP ALLIANCE CANADA

ENOVA

PANEL SESSION 4: Managing Energy through Regulations and Policy Making

MODERATORS SPEAKERS

Rami Osman Tadeusz Patzek Kamel Ben Naceur Dawood Nassif Cristiano RizziEnergy Efficiency Specialist

Professor, Energy Resources and Petroleum Engineering Director

Board Director Regional Head of Energy Practice

SUSTAINABLE ENERGY UNIT (SEU)

KING ABDULLAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (KAUST)

INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT BAPCO BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP

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SPE MIDDLE EAST ENERGY SUMMIT COMMITTEE


Chairman:

Hisham Zubari NATIONAL OIL AND GAS AUTHORITY

Members:

Abdullah Al Abri PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT OMAN


Saleh Al Mutairi HALLIBURTON

Nasser Al Ruwaili ELECTRICITY AND WATER AUTHORITY (EWA)

Alexander Al-Samahiji SUSTAINABLE ENERGY UNIT (SEU)

May Al Zanki GLASSPOINT SOLAR

Mohammed Amro TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF BERGAKADEMIE FREIBERG; INSTITUTE OF DRILLING ENGINEERING AND FLUID MINING

Mohammed Badri SCHLUMBERGER

Sobh Benmaamar BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY

Kamel Ben Naceur INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT

Abderrezak Benyoucef OPEC

Romain Debarre A.T. KEARNEY ENERGY TRANSITION INSTITUTE

Johana Dunlop SPE HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT TECHNICAL DIRECTOR

Samir El Kareish OAPEC

Tom Gilbert KEYPOINT

Sara Hoff U.S. ENERGY INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION

Tahani Hussain SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS—BAHRAIN SECTION

Zaher Ibrahim BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY

Andreas Kyrilis BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP

Paul Navratil KORN FERRY

Khalid Nouh HQOOL

Rami Osman SUSTAINABLE ENERGY UNIT (SEU)

Tadeusz Patzek KAUST

Loida Peral LONDON SPEAKER BUREAU

Faisal Rashid SUPREME COUNCIL OF ENERGY

CO-HOST SPONSORSHOST ORGANISATION

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SPE WORKSHOP

MONDAY 18 MARCH | 08:00 – 15:00

Beyond Diversity—A New NormWYNDHAM GRAND MANAMA

WORKSHOP OVERVIEWIn this workshop, we’ll go beyond diversity and share some of the best practices to support “a cultural transformation” to break the barriers and to build a truly diverse workplace.

Across four interactive sessions led by industry leaders, fundamental questions related to company diversity and inclusion will be debated. How do we leverage the full potential of a workforce with diverse perspectives and backgrounds? How do internal policies relate to organisation inclusiveness? What role should education play in a diverse business? And for those returning to work after a career break, how can they be successfully reintegrated into the workforce?

Bring your passion and experiences to this unique workshop and take the opportunity to exchange knowledge with experts and peers alike.

SESSIONS

PANEL 1

Education and Learning in a World of Differences and Organisation of Diversity

Education and learning are the catalysts for greater innovation and maximising all human potential collaboratively in the workplace. We have to aim for education to become an essential public good that governments should empower, finance and deliver. In the real world though, education is not a public good, it is rather a “merit” good, something that governments should offer for free, because of the wide-ranging private and social returns that might be lost if parents underinvest, or if the poor are excluded. For example, progress in education, especially girls’ education, is closely associated with improvements in child survival and nutrition, and maternal health, as well as higher wages.

With more focus externally; strategically financing, empowering, and accountability we can steer the future through greater team inclusion, equal participation of those who are of a different race, speak another language, gender, etc.

PANEL 2

Does Your Company Have an Inclusive Workforce? Quotas vs. Productivity/Internal Policies/KPIs

Diversity can be an extremely powerful element of successful organisations. It is proven to improve employee satisfaction, retention and productivity, which in turn drives innovation and business growth. Encompassing far more than just visible differences such as gender, a truly diverse environment must embrace a variety of viewpoints, cultures and physical abilities. A work environment and culture where all employees feel valued, supported and respected is key to reaching an organisation’s true potential.

Although an inclusive work environment can add significant value to the business, diversity can also bring with it many challenges that need to be managed. For instance, bringing people from different backgrounds, work styles and attitudes can sometimes lead to conflict. Therefore, it is vital that organisations have formal processes and KPIs to manage diversity effectively to ensure it serves the business objectives. They also need to look beyond the traditional means of recruitment to attract and maintain a diverse workforce.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Ali Rashid Al Jarwan Maria A. CapelloManaging Director, Exploration & Production and Chief Executive Officer

Executive Consultant North Kuwait Directorate

DRAGON OIL KUWAIT OIL COMPANY

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May Al Zanki GLASSPOINT SOLAR MUSCAT

Noura Ben Farahat BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY

Reema Bu Shehri BAPCO

Liliana Calderon OILSERV

Karen David-Green WEATHERFORD

Afrah Faraj KPMG

Luna Hageali MASTERMINDS ALIGN MANAGEMENT

Ulviyya Hasanzade BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY

Linda Miller TATWEER PETROLEUM

Suha Saif NPS

Anissa Bendjeriou Sedjerari KAUST CATALYSIS CENTER (KCC)

Maha Shehab GOVERNMENT

Lubna Younis SAUDI ARAMCO

SPE WORKSHOP CONTINUED

PANEL 3

Career Break—Reintegration Into the Workforce (What Do I Need to Do?)

Ready to resume a profession after a career break? Career breaks are usually taken due to health conditions, further studies, exploring the world, or taking care of young ones. Reintegration into the workforce is definitely challenging on all levels; personally and professionally. Employers tend to doubt the competencies of applicants with a career gap, resulting in organisations losing out on recruiting high potential employees. Based on a study conducted by Lean In organisation, the findings suggested that 77% of the female population are looking to resume their career after a break. Moreover, if flexible working hours were provided, this number increases to 98%! During this session, we will discuss the components that contribute to a successful application. We will also address the available means and tools that will aid in quicker and smoother employment opportunities following a career break.

GOLD SPONSORS STATIONERY SPONSOR

SPE WORKSHOP COMMITTEE

Co-Chairs:Ahmed A. Aleidan SAUDI ARAMCO

Afaf Zainalabedin NOGAHOLDING

Members:Yasser Al Abbasi GULF PETROCHEMICAL

INDUSTRIES CO. (GPIC)

Abeer Al-Abdullatif HALLIBURTON

Sajeda Al Barni TATWEER PETROLEUM

Reem Al Buraikan HALLIBURTON

Noor Alenezi BAKER HUGHES, A GE COMPANY

Farah Al Halwachi GETABOUQUET

Haifa Al Marzooq BAPCO

Marwah Al Saad YUSUF BIN AHMED KANOO

MOTIVATIONAL SESSION

The Power of Life Balance Alignment

Think of a moment in your life where you felt connected by joy and an energy rush. LBA is your avatar; the very thing which carries you each day as you live your lives, go to work and contribute to the diversity and dynamics of the evolving of life itself. The life marker which shares with us the degree to which we are thriving (effervescence) or merely surviving on the treadmill of life. It nurtures your sense of knowing “I’m enough” or if you choose to allow it will leave your self-concept about yourself at a declining deficit. What is the best recipe for building and curating your own Life Balance Alignment? Is this something new? Something you haven’t thought of in a long time or perhaps it’s a reminder? Maybe it will feel uncomfortable… whatever the result, know that this is a message with a gift.

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SPE SEMINARS

MONDAY 18 MARCH | 08:00 – 16:00

WYNDHAM GRAND MANAMA

OVERVIEW OBJECTIVES• Discussion of the history, mission and vision of the Digital Oil Field (DOF)

• Overview of new DOF technologies

• Demonstration of how new DOF approaches to people and organisations is helping build a more productive workforce

INFRASTRUCTURE OBJECTIVES

• Describe DOF equipment operation, detailing the surface, and subsurface equipment

• Selection process for wellsite surface systems to operate the subsurface equipment

• Distinguish the selection of the technologies for different applications

• Apply simple nodal analysis of subsurface equipment

• Relate subsurface instruments to production engineering and reservoir management workflows

FIELD DATA CAPTURE AND DATA MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVES• Describe the Data Acquisition and Delivery Systems (DA&DS) end-to-

end system used for DOF

DETAIL THE TECHNICAL PRINCIPLES BEHIND DA&DS

• Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) engineering

• Application Specific Control and Acquisition (ASCA) subsystems such as ESP, smart completions, etc.

• Enterprise system (plant information system) and system interfaces

• List DA&DS system components, architecture protocols, security, and theory of operation

• Describe methods and design options to adapt technology to oil and gas operations

• Define the network and system integration

WORKFLOW OBJECTIVES

• Discuss common design criteria for developing sophisticated workflows in the management of digital oil and gas fields

• Identify innovative ways to adapt and collaborate to create workflow paths for the future

• Detail how standardisation helps create a digital oil field

INFORMED AND PREDICTIVE OPERATION OBJECTIVES

• Review industry experiences with tools and applications currently available

• Identify next generation tools that progress from domain-specific to field-wide optimisation

• Discuss best-in-class practices and solutions

• Examine case histories, challenges, and experiences from pioneers and champions who have invested in the implementation and development of these technologies as a model

OPTIMISATION OBJECTIVES

• Discuss best-in-class field and reservoir management practices and solutions

• Examine case histories, challenges, and experiences from pioneers and champions who have invested in the implementation and development of these technologies in reservoir management

LEARNING LEVELIntroductory

WHY ATTEND

Digital oil field concepts and strategies are at the forefront of the changes in the oil and gas industry. With the increasing efficiency demands on our profession, these concepts and strategies will continue to play an ever increasing role in the exploration and production of energy resources.

WHO ATTENDS

Reservoir, production, development and operation engineers, technologists, managers, vendors and others interested in an introduction to digital oil field principles. Digital oil field professionals who would like to broaden their knowledge of DOF concepts, technology and options.

CEUS

0.8 CEUs (Continuing Education Units) are awarded for this 1-day course.

INSTRUCTOR

Mike Williamson is a senior reservoir engineering consultant with over 30 years of experience in both technical and managerial positions in petroleum engineering and information technology. He has proven success in digital oil field development, project management, reservoir management, reservoir simulation, flow assurance, production engineering, economic analysis, and technology consulting. Mike’s responsibilities include development, economic evaluation, management, simulation, production, and reserves analysis for onshore and offshore fields, both sandstones and carbonates. He has experience in Gulf of Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Southeastern USA, Alaska, California, Mexico, South America, China, Far East, Middle East, and Saudi Arabia with Exxon, Saudi Aramco, Chevron, and other international and national oil and gas companies.

Digital Oil Fields Building Blocks

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OBJECTIVES• Review the 4th Industrial Revolution (IR 4.0)• Understand the key digital technologies • Review digital technology deployment in the petroleum industry• Discuss petroleum and digital strategy: describe, develop, and execute

OVERVIEW AND REVIEW OF 4TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (IR 4.0)• Understand the scale of change expected in our lifetime• Identify impact on industry, business and society in general• Realise how disruption and digital transformation are the new norm• Develop an "Oilfield 4.0" vision for your organisation

UNDERSTAND THE KEY DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES• Overview of key digital technologies—history, current status, future use• Cloud/high performance computing/security• Data science/analytics/big data• Artificial intelligence/machine learning/deep learning• IIOT (Industrial Internet of Things)/IT/OT• Automation/robotics• Drones (UAV, AUV, autonomous vehicles)• XR (X-Reality: VR, AR, MR) • 3D printing, blockchain, wearables, nanotech

REVIEW DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY DEPLOYMENT IN THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY

• Overview and oilfield commentary on digital technology • Challenges and opportunities for oil and gas• Roles and positions that will be affected• Specific oilfield examples for each technology

PETROLEUM AND DIGITAL STRATEGY• Understand your state of digital readiness• Integrating digital talent and technology• Petroleum and digital strategy examples• Develop and execute an "Oilfield 4.0" vision• Taking action and timeframes

LEARNING LEVELIntroductory

WHY ATTEND

We stand at the threshold of the 4th industrial revolution which will impact all of us in our personal, professional and public lives, bringing about a level and scale of change that we have never before witnessed. The oilfield will not be immune to these changes, and rather than sit back and wait for the changes to come to our industry, we should be proactive in their introduction. Thus, it is imperative that we obtain an understanding of the digital and technological developments that are driving these changes: plan to bring them into our workplaces to benefit ourselves, our teams, assets and organisations; understand how to pilot and deploy with the right combination of talent; and ultimately derive business benefit for all organisation stakeholders. In so doing, we can visualise how strategic combinations of talents and technologies from both petroleum and digital are revolutionary, can enable digital transformation, and allow us to work towards an "Oilfield 4.0" vision for each of our organisations.

WHO ATTENDS

• Executives, senior managers, organisational strategists

• Petrotechnical experts (geologist, geophysicist, petrophysicist, reservoir engineer, drilling engineer, completion engineer, production engineer, surface facilities, petroleum economist)

• Digital technology experts (automation engineering, cloud technology, data scientist, analytics engineer, software architect, high-performance computing engineer, UX designers, software QA engineer, real-time systems engineer, software engineer, software security engineer)

• Functions (HSE, ethics and compliance, finance, human resources (HR), information technology (IT), legal, marketing, supply chain)

• Individuals from the petroleum and digital industries who realise a revolutionary vision for the petroleum industry and power the 4th industrial revolution

CEUS

0.8 CEUs (Continuing Education Units) are awarded for this 1-day seminar.

INSTRUCTOR

Peadar ("PADAR") McKevitt is a petroleum and digital advisor with over 30 years’ experience in petrotechnical, digital, and managerial positions spanning the petroleum, ICT, and educational industries. With multi-industry experience as a geoscientist, drilling and well placement engineer, field test coordinator, IT and change management consultant, digital transformation consultant, multi-discipline director of curriculum, and global resource manager for over 4,000 petrotechnical experts, Peadar has witnessed firsthand the challenges and opportunities that individuals and organisations face when presented with new technology paradigms: from geosteering and well placement in the early 1990’s; through internet and bluetooth technologies in the late 1990’s; to mobility, connectivity and social media in 2000's; and now in the 2010's, accelerated digital technology adoption (UX, IOT, cloud, VR/AR, NLP, AI). Having briefed thousands of professionals, over hundreds of workshops, delivered to IOCs, NOCs, major resource holders, service companies, universities and government organisations, across 46 countries, Peadar is ready to share his unique experiences, insights, and vision for "Oilfield 4.0" and illustrate, for those resilient individuals and organisations with the right strategy, resources and technology—how the combination of petroleum and digital are revolutionary.

MONDAY 18 MARCH | 08:00 – 16:00

Oilfield 4.0—Where the Petroleum Industry Intersects the 4th Industrial RevolutionWYNDHAM GRAND MANAMA

SPE SEMINARS CONTINUED

SPE SEMINARS CONTINUED

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SPE EDUCATION ACTIVITIES


SPE Energy4me Teachers Workshop

INTERCONTINENTAL REGENCY BAHRAIN (AMBASSADOR BALLROOM)

SPE, through its Energy4me programme will present a FREE, one-day energy education workshop for 50 Bahraini Science Teachers. A variety of free instructional materials will be available to take back to the classroom. Activities will include a technology tour of the world’s leading oil and natural gas technology exhibitions, a keynote and young professional presentation, and provision of age-appropriate hands-on classroom activities.

THURSDAY 21 MARCH | 08:00 – 14:00

SPE Energy4me Students Workshop (Grades 9 - 12)

INTERCONTINENTAL REGENCY BAHRAIN (AMBASSADOR BALLROOM)

SPE is educating the next generation of aspiring engineers, scientists and managers about the oil and gas industry. This is an opportunity for school students in grades 9-12, studying Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Geography or interested in Petroleum Engineering to join SPE members from all over the globe to discover the world of Petroleum Engineering. School teachers are invited to bring a group of 10–15 students. Students will be treated to a range of hands on activities and presentations from renowned engineers.

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ENERGY4ME WORKSHOPS SPONSOR

MONDAY 18 MARCH - TUESDAY 19 MARCH | 08:00 – 17:00

SPE Middle East Regional Student Paper ContestTHE WESTIN CITY CENTRE BAHRAIN (ROYAL AND TYCOON MEETING ROOMS)

SPE coordinates 14 regional student paper contests at the undergraduate, master's, and PhD levels. Students compete against other students in their region for the opportunity to advance to the International Student Paper Contest held during the Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE). Contestants enter an abstract of their paper and present it on the day of the competition. The papers of the winners who proceed to the International Student Paper Contest at ATCE will be published in the conference proceedings and on OnePetro.org.


PetroBowl Regional QualifiersTHE WESTIN CITY CENTRE BAHRAIN (NOBLE MEETING ROOM)

The PetroBowl competition pitches SPE student chapter teams against each other in a series of quick-fire rounds, answering technical and nontechnical industry-related questions. Regional qualifier competitions take place in the Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe, South America and Caribbean, Middle East, and North America SPE regions, and the top 32 teams are invited to the PetroBowl® Championship at the SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE).

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