Deepwater Reservoirs: AAPG Geosciences Technology Workshop
October 26th, 2011 by Susan Nash
- We’re going to do something a little bit different in this GTW. In addition to field studies, case studies, and applications of new technologies, we plan to incorporate hands-on exploration and appraisal field assessment, and a drilling / development decision-making problem. It will be challenging, and you will take away very practical knowledge. If you’d like to have a copy of the problem sets in anticipation of the workshop, please send an email to educate@aapg.org. In the meantime, here are a few of the accepted talks. We still have a few slots available, and we welcome posters. Please contact us today!
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- Deepwater Geochemistry
- Matt Flannery, BHP Billiton
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- Lorien field in Green Canyon
- Niven Shumaker, Noble Energy
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- Using oil fingerprinting to dramatically reduce the cost of production allocation
- Mark McCaffrey, Ph.D., Weatherford Laboratories
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- Applications of Formation Testing in Deepwater Reservoirs
- Hani Elshahawi, Shell International E&P Inc.
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- Predicting the Deep Water Geopressure: Safe Drilling is walking a Fine Line, Case Histories from GoM
- Selim Shaker, Geopressure Analysis Services (G.A.S.)
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- Reducing Reservoir Uncertainty in a Phased Development – Tahiti Field, Deepwater Gulf of Mexico, USA
- Travis Billiter, John Bretches, Bree Goff, Nestor Rivera, Carlos Picornell, Mark Sawyer, Alastair Swanston, Russell Wiggins, (Chevron, Houston, TX) Wes Clark, Ryan Guillory, Sean Hanrahan, Jordan Heltz, Tom Hudson, Greg Rowland, David Tatum, (Chevron Covington, LA)
- Reducing Exploration Risk in Deepwater GOM through Large Scale Geomechanical Modeling
- Gang Han, Rock Mechanics Advisor, Hess Corporation
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- New Technologies in Deepwater Reservoirs
- Cleveland M. Jones, FGEL – Geology Department/UERJ – State University of Rio de Janeiro
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