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SPE/IATMI Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference and ExhibitionAdvancing through Emerging Technologies and Digitalisation

29–31 October 2019 Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center Bali, Indonesia

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Welcome Message from the Advisory Committee Chair

The regional flagship event, SPE/IATMI Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition (APOGCE) 2019, is scheduled from 29 – 31 October 2019 at the Bali Nusa Dua Convention Centre, Bali, Indonesia.

With the industry having to navigate through many hurdles in response to its arguably most challenging time, collectively companies turned towards managing costs and boosting efficiencies and productivity. In this period of adapting, a new paradigm emerged and propelled the industry into a shifting landscape of incorporating emerging technologies and digital advancement as enablers to improve operations, increase safety, efficiency and speed of processes.

APOGCE 2019 continues to provide an invaluable platform for participants to gain the latest insights through a compelling programme that features prominent industry leaders and renowned technical experts through high-level discussions and in-depth technical presentations. With the theme “Advancing through Emerging Technologies and Digitalisation”, the 2019 edition will take a deeper look into how rapid advances in technology and innovation continue to enable the industry to access challenging conventional and unconventional resources.

On behalf of SPE, IATMI and the organising committees, we thank you for your support and participation and we hope you will have an enriching experience.

Sincerely,

Dharmawan SamsuUpstream DirectorPT Pertamina (Persero)APOGCE 2019 Advisory Committee Chair

*This Conference Preview is updated as at 14 May 2019.

Table of Contents

Message from the Advisory Committee ChairTable of Contents

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Message from the Official SupporterMessage from the Conference Chair

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About the Conference 4

Attendee Statistics 5

Committees 6

Conference Sponsors 8

Schedule of Events 9

Conference Programme Schedule 11

Opening and Keynote Session Executive Plenary Session

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Panel Sessions 13

Special Session 19

Project Case Study Sessions 20

Regional Student Paper ContestEnergy4Me - Train the Trainer/Teacher

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IATMI Business Forum and Social Activities 22

Section Activity 23

Technical Sessions 24

Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions 35

Exhibition and Sponsorship Opportunities 48

Training Courses 50

Registration 52

Registration Form 54

Group Registration Form 55

General Information 57

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Welcome Message from the Official Supporter and the Conference Chair

The SPE/IATMI Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition (APOGCE) 2019 is a collaborative effort between SPE and IATMI. APOGCE has successfully established itself as the premier upstream technical event in the Asia Pacific region since 1999. This event continues to gather regional and global distinguished leaders, subject matter experts, technical professionals and practitioners across the energy value chain to share the latest technical know-hows, best practices and innovative applications.

Over the past several years, the energy sector has had to navigate many hurdles across the entire value chain in responding to the new oil price environment. Many efforts were taken to contain costs and boost efficiency, the new paradigm propelled companies into a shifting landscape of incorporating emerging technologies and digital advancement as enablers to improve business and operations.

Themed “Advancing through Emerging Technologies and Digitalisation”, the APOGCE 2019 will showcase advances in technology and innovation, and how to leverage the transformational impact of digitalisation to develop effective ways in incorporating new applications to transform businesses and operations to create values from existing capacities in order to advance the industry.

We thank you in advance for your participation and support, and we look forward to welcoming you to Bali, Indonesia.

Sincerely,

Ida YusmiatiSenior Vice PresidentUpstream Business DevelopmentPT Pertamina (Persero)APOGCE 2019 Conference Chair

SKK Migas is proud to be the Official Supporter of the SPE/IATMI Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition (APOGCE) 2019. As the Chairman of SKK Migas, I am pleased to invite you and your organisation to participate in this important multidisciplinary event to be held from 29 - 31 October 2019 in Bali, Indonesia.

APOGCE is the regional flagship event for SPE (Society of Petroleum Engineers) and IATMI (Society of Indonesian Petroleum Engineers), and its presence and history in Indonesia and the region has cemented its status as one of the foremost oil and gas industry event in Asia Pacific that brings together energy companies and technical professionals for information exchange and technology transfer.

As the industry continues to recover from oil price pressures, APOGCE 2019, themed “Advancing through Emerging Technologies and Digitalisation”, will explore the many applied innovations and technological developments to advance resource recovery, optimise business and assets, and improve production, efficiency and safety.

SKK Migas looks forward to the technical and business exchange that will take place at APOGCE as regional and international industry leaders and professionals come together to examine the critical issues faced by the industry today. We trust that you and your organisation will fully support this event and leverage this opportunity to participate as a sponsor and exhibitor at APOGCE 2019.

See you all in Bali, Indonesia.

Best regards,Dwi SoetjiptoChairmanSKK Migas

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About the Conference

A collaborative effort between the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) and the Society of Indonesian Petroleum Engineers (IATMI), the SPE/IATMI Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition (APOGCE) is the premier upstream technical conference in the Asia Pacific region and serves as an invaluable platform for knowledge sharing, technology transfer and collaboration at regional and global scales.

APOGCE 2019 provides participants with crucial insights into the latest industry trends, technical know-hows, best practices and innovative applications to continue to enhance the business value chain and propel the industry further.

APOGCE 2019 will bring together eminent industry leaders, technical experts and energy professionals to share new perspectives and discuss technological advancements through a comprehensive three-day conference programme with stimulating plenary, panel, special/project case study and a multidisciplinary technical sessions.

What’s Planned for 2019• 300+ multi disciplinary technical presentations from

70+ organisations • 10+ insightful plenary, panel and special/project sessions from

senior executives and industry leaders• 3 days of extensive networking opportunities • SPE Asia Pacific Regional Awards Presentation• Young Professionals Workshop• SPE Regional Student Paper Contest• Energy4Me Programme• Training Courses• Social Activities (organised by IATMI and SPE Balikpapan Section)

Why Attend• Expand your knowledge and learn beyond your field or interest• Network with distinguished experts and peers from global

organisations• Face-to-face networking opportunities• Discover solutions and emerging trends from reputable energy

companies

Registration is now open

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Disciplines

Multi-disciplinary

Management and Information

HSE

Projects Facilities and Construction

Drilling

Production and Operations

Completions

Reservoir

About the Conference

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Attendee Statistics

Attendee Statistics

95%would recommend APOGCE to others

88%of attendees spent up to 6 hours

on the exhibition floor

91%of exhibitors would exhibit

again at APOGCE

Snapshot of APOGCE 2017 in Indonesia

1,252 300+ 30+attendees from

30 countriestechnical presentations from 70+ organisations

and 20+ countries

sponsors and exhibitors

Programme Highlights• 6 Plenary and Panel Sessions

• 4 Special Sessions

• 2 Case Study Sessions

• 35 Technical Sessions

• 8 Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions

• SPE Asia Pacific Regional Awards Presentation

• SPE Asia Pacific Regional Student Paper Contest

• IATMI Golf Tournament, Business Forum and Dinner

Top 10 countries• Indonesia

• Malaysia

• China

• United States

• Australia

• Singapore

• Kuwait

• Saudi Arabia

• United Arab Emirates

• India

Engineer 44%

Student 17%

Manager 10%

Geologist or Geophysicist 7%

Consultant 5%

Research and Development 4%

Other 4%

Educator 3%

Sales and Marketing 3%

Business Operations 2%

Superintendent or Foreman 1%

Reservoir Description and Dynamics 31.7%

Drilling 22.2%

Production and Operations 18.9%

Projects, Facilities, and Construction 10%

Completions 9.4%

Management and Information 5.6%

Health, Safety, Security, Environment, and Social Responsibility

2.2%

Attendees by Technical

Discipline

Attendees by Job

Function

95%of visitors rated

the networking as fair to excellent

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Advisory Committee ChairDharmawan SamsuUpstream DirectorPT Pertamina (Persero)

MembersPriyambodo Mulyosudirjo

Salis Aprilian, Digital Energy Asia

Kevin Moore, Husky Oil Indonesia

Committees

Fauzi Imron, KADIN Indonesia

Tenny Wibowo, Ophir Energy Indonesia

Hendra Jaya, PT Pertamina (Persero)

Conference ChairIda YusmiatiSenior Vice PresidentUpstream Business DevelopmentPT Pertamina (Persero)

Technical Programme CommitteeAdvisorBambang IsmantoVice PresidentReservoir Development Asia PacificBP Indonesia

Craig StewartSenior Vice PresidentInternational E&PMedco Energi

Hazli Sham KassimChief Strategic Liaison OfficerPETRONAS

Bambang IstadiChief Business Development OfficerPT Energi Mega Persada Tbk

ChairHenricus HerwinHead of Development & Planning DivisionPT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam

Trijana Kartoatmodjo, U. of Trisakti

MembersMiles Ponsonby, AGR Software AS

Manabesh Chowdhury, Antelopus Energy

Jason Kok Chin Hwa, AppSmiths® Technology

Ong See Hong, Baker Hughes, a GE company

Asep K. Permadi, Bandung Inst. of Technology

Ferry Anantokusumo, BP Berau

Manish Choudhary, Brunei Shell Petroleum

Li Binbin, Bureau Veritas

Dan O’Reilly, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.

Meita Silaban, Chevron Indonesia

Wang Yanling, China U. of Petroleum (East China)

Wang Zhiyuan, China U. of Petroleum (East China) Budi R. Permana, ConocoPhillips Indonesia

Alliza Aulia, Continental Energy

Agung Cahyono, CORELAB|Owen Oil Tools Division

Nicholas Paris, Darcia, LLC

Maike Willuweit, Emerson Process Management Sdn. Bhd.

Naynesh C. Patel, ExxonMobil Cepu Ltd.

Hanifatu Avida, ExxonMobil Indonesia

Peter Adam, Gaffney, Cline and Associates

Fikri Irawan, GEOLOG International

Farrukh Hamza, Halliburton

David G. Kersey, Independent

Takaaki Uetani, INPEX Corp.

Silvya Dewi Rahmawati, Inst. Teknologi Bandung

Li Shidong, Inst. of Chemical and Engineering Sciences, A*STAR

Edi Rahmat Bin Asmal Munir, Kuwait Oil Co.

Bai Baojun, Missouri U. of Science and Technology

Committees

Vice ChairAndre WijanarkoVice President Resource ManagementPT Pertamina Hulu Sanga Sanga

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Committees

Committees

Kevin Lay, NauticAWT Ltd.

Shankar Bhukya, NOV Wellbore Technologies

David Manning, Oilfield Technologies

Prady Chaliha, Osaka Gas Australia Pty. Ltd.

Dian Nur Cahyono, OXY

Mojtaba Kalhor Mohammadi, International Drilling Fluids (IDF)

Emeline Chong, Petrofac Malaysia Ltd.

Jan Bon, Petrolab Australia Pty. Ltd.

Kamal Morad, Petroleum Development Oman

Abdolrahim Ataei, PETRONAS

Luky Hendraningrat, PETRONAS

Hoo Lien Wee, PETRONAS

Khairul Nizam Idris, PETRONAS

Rahim Masoudi, PETRONAS

Ng Kiang Fei, PETRONAS

Sanjeev Rajput, PETRONAS

Sulaiman Sidek, PETRONAS

Raj Deo Tewari, PETRONAS

Dipak Mandal, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

Mohamad Othman, PETRONAS Carigali Brunei Ltd.

Nor Idah Kechut, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.

Bambang Widarsono, PPPTMGB “LEMIGAS”

Andry Halim, PT Pertamina Upstream Technology Center

Sophia Kangan, PT Pertamina

Rachmat Hidajat, PT Pertamina EP Cepu

Jufrihadi, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi

Fitrah Arachman, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java

Lucky Bagus Waskito, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore South East Sumatra

Anwarudin Saidu, Reservoir Link Sdn. Bhd.

Liu He, RIPED, CNPC

Jin Xu, RIPED, CNPC

Wu Shuhong, RIPED, CNPC

Euver Enrique Naranjo Penaloza, Santos Ltd.

Ahmad M. Garwan, Saudi Arabian Chevron

Lu Mao Kang, Schlumberger

Jack H. Harfoushian, Schlumberger Australia

John (Jonggeun) Choe, Seoul National U.

Afriandi Eka Prasetya, SKK Migas

Justin Vaughan, TechnipFMC Indonesia

Koji Sakura, TENARISNKKTubes

Stephen Tyson, U. Teknologi Brunei

Mohammed Abdalla Ayoub Mohammed, U. Teknologi PETRONAS

Ben van Deijl, Woodside

Mark Baker, Woodside

Members

Technical Programme Committee (continued)

Conduct Committee AdvisorIwan ChandraPresident DirectorGE Oil and Gas Indonesia

MembersEducation ProgrammeDwandari Ralanarko, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi

Ayudyah Widyahening, PT OBM DrillChem

IATMI ActivitiesLucky Bagus Waskito, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore South East Sumatra

Bina Yuanita, VICO Indonesia

Marketing and PublicityMahtubah, IATMI

Raesita Salim, PETRONAS Carigali Muriah Ltd.

Security and ProtocolHafif Assaf, PT Medco E&P Indonesia

Nantien Lundigusdwina Putri, SKK Migas

SPE Regional Student Paper ContestMugie Ginanjar, ConocoPhillips

Fikri Irawan, GEOLOG International

Sponsorships & Exhibitions Indriasari Laraswati Hadiwidjoyo, PETRONAS Carigali Muriah Ltd.

Leony Lervyn, PT Medco Energi

Social ActivitiesAnnisa Anggiriani Putri, PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam

Arasy Az-Zariat, PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam

Young Professional WorkshopAliza Aulia, Continental Energy Corp.

Julianta Parlindungan Panjaita, PT Medco Energi

ChairNovitri LilaksariPolicy GCG & Compliance Assistant ManagerPT Pertamina Hulu Energi

Vice ChairNovie HernawatiQuality and Strategic MarketingSchlumberger

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Conference Sponsors

Thank You to Our Sponsors

General Sponsors

Official Supporter

Silver SponsorEducational Programmes (Co-Sponsor)

Silver Sponsor

Silver Sponsor Exhibition Visitor Pass Writing Pads and Pens

Silver SponsorSilver Sponsor Silver Sponsor

Sponsorship and exhibition opportunities available.Visit the website or contact Nick Chantrell, Senior Sales Manager – Asia Pacific at tel: +60.3.2182.3145 or email: [email protected]

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Schedule of Events

Schedule of Events

Monday, 28 October

0800 – 1200 hours IATMI Business Forum Jakarta Room, The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali

0900 – 1800 hours

Registration Pecatu Lobby, Ground Floor

Speaker/Author Check-In Mengwi VIP, Ground Floor

Exhibitors Move-In Pecatu Hall 1 & 2, Ground Floor

1900 – 2130 hours Networking Dinner (organised by IATMI) Temple Garden, The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali

Tuesday, 29 October

0730 – 1830 hoursRegistration Pecatu Lobby, Ground Floor


0900 – 1000 hours Opening and Keynote Session Pecatu Hall 3 & 5, Ground Floor

1000 – 1030 hours Coffee Break Pecatu Hall 1 & 2, Ground Floor

1000 – 1830 hours Exhibition Pecatu Hall 1 & 2, Ground Floor

1030 – 1200 hours Executive Plenary Session: Advancing through Emerging Technologies and Digitalisation Pecatu Hall 3 & 5, Ground Floor

1200 – 1230 hours SPE Asia Pacific Regional Awards Presentation Pecatu Hall 3 & 5, Ground Floor

1230 – 1400 hours Networking Luncheon Pecatu Hall 1 & 2, Ground Floor

1330 – 1400 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 1 Pecatu Hall 1 & 2, Ground Floor

1400 – 1530 hours

Panel Session 1: Accelerating the Adoption of Automation Mengwi 6 & 7, Ground Floor

Technical Session 1: Unlocking Hydrocarbon Potential Mengwi 2, Ground Floor

Technical Session 2: Artificial Intelligence I Mengwi 3, Ground Floor

Technical Session 3: Advanced Formation Evaluation Mengwi 5, Ground Floor

Special Session 1: EOR: Road to Full Field Implementation Mengwi 8, Ground Floor

1400 – 1730 hoursSPE Regional Student Paper Contest: Undergraduate Legian 1, Mezzanine Floor

SPE Regional Student Paper Contest: Postgraduate Legian 2, Mezzanine Floor

1530 – 1600 hours Coffee Break / Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 2 Pecatu Hall 1 & 2, Ground Floor

1600 – 1730 hours

Panel Session 2: Emerging Technologies in Production and Drilling Mengwi 6 & 7, Ground Floor

Technical Session 4: Applied Technology in Managing Environmental Challenges Mengwi 2, Ground Floor

Technical Session 5: Gas Technology, Gas Injection and WAG Mengwi 3, Ground Floor

Technical Session 6: Downhole Log for Production Performance and Well Integrity Mengwi 5, Ground Floor

Project Case Study 1: Jangkrik and Merakes Mengwi 8, Ground Floor

1730 – 1830 hours Welcome Reception Pecatu Hall 1 & 2, Ground Floor

Wednesday, 30 October



0900 – 1030 hours

Panel Session 3: Extracting More Value from Mature Fields Mengwi 6 & 7, Ground Floor

Technical Session 7: Thermal and Novel EOR Mengwi 2, Ground Floor

Technical Session 8: Artificial Intelligence II Mengwi 3, Ground Floor

Technical Session 9: Emerging Production Technologies Mengwi 5, Ground Floor

Technical Session 10: Reservoir Characterisation Mengwi 8, Ground Floor

0900 – 1400 hours Teachers’ Day - Energy4Me Legian 1 & 2, Mezzanine Floor


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Schedule of Events

Schedule of Events

Wednesday, 30 October (continued)


1100 – 1230 hours

Panel Session 4: Balancing Foreign Investment and National Interest Mengwi 6 & 7, Ground Floor

Technical Session 11: Efficient Human Resources and Management Mengwi 2, Ground Floor

Technical Session 12: Digitalisation and Automation I Mengwi 3, Ground Floor

Technical Session 13: Waterflood Optimisation Mengwi 5, Ground Floor

Technical Session 14: Deepwater and Subsea Mengwi 8, Ground Floor



1400 – 1530 hours

Panel Session 5: Decommissioning, Asset Abandonment and Site Restoration Mengwi 6 & 7, Ground Floor

Technical Session 15: Improving Processes and Sustainability of Oil and Gas Operations Mengwi 2, Ground Floor

Technical Session 16: Simulation, AI and Modelling I Mengwi 3, Ground Floor

Technical Session 17: Reservoir and Production Facilities Management Mengwi 5, Ground Floor

Technical Session 18: Artificial Lift Planning, Design and Implementation Mengwi 8, Ground Floor


1600 – 1730 hours

Project Case Study 2: Jambaran Tiung Biru Mengwi 6 & 7, Ground Floor

Technical Session 19: Stimulation Mengwi 2, Ground Floor

Technical Session 20: Simulation, AI and Modelling II Mengwi 3, Ground Floor

Technical Session 21: Surface and Subsurface Integration and Optimisation Mengwi 5, Ground Floor

Technical Session 22: Drilling and Well Construction Mengwi 8, Ground Floor

Thursday, 31 October



0900 – 1030 hours

Panel Session 6: Transforming Business Models to Adapt and Succeed in the New Oil Price Environment Mengwi 6 & 7, Ground Floor

Technical Session 23: Completion Planning and Design Mengwi 2, Ground Floor

Technical Session 24: Digitalisation and Automation II Mengwi 3, Ground Floor

Technical Session 25: Facilities, Operations and Support Mengwi 5, Ground Floor



1100 – 1230 hours

Technical Session 26: Surfactant, Polymer Flooding and Nanotechnology Mengwi 2, Ground Floor

Technical Session 27: Management and Economics of Oil and Gas Assets Mengwi 3, Ground Floor

Technical Session 28: Extending Life of Fields Mengwi 5, Ground Floor

Technical Session 29: Drilling Technology Case Studies Mengwi 8, Ground Floor



1400 – 1530 hours

Project Case Study 3: Regional Project Mengwi 6 & 7, Ground Floor

Technical Session 30: Monetising and Redeveloping Mature Fields Mengwi 2, Ground Floor

Technical Session 31: Simulation, AI and Modelling III Mengwi 3, Ground Floor

Technical Session 32: Unconventional Resources / Gas Technology Mengwi 5, Ground Floor

1530 – 1600 hours Closing Session Mengwi 6 & 7, Ground Floor

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Conference Programme Schedule

Conference Programme Schedule (as of 5 May 2019)

Mengwi 6&7 Mengwi 2 Mengwi 3 Mengwi 5 Mengwi 8Tuesday, 29 October

0900 - 1000 hours Opening and Keynote Session - Pecatu Hall 3 & 5

1000 - 1030 hours Coffee Break - Pecatu Hall 1 & 2

1030 - 1200 hours Executive Plenary Session - Pecatu Hall 3 & 5

1200 - 1230 hours SPE Asia Pacific Regional Awards Presentation - Pecatu Hall 3 & 5

1230 - 1400 hours Networking Luncheon - Pecatu Hall 1 & 2

1330 - 1400 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 1 - Pecatu Hall 1 & 2

1400 - 1530 hoursPanel Session 1

Accerelating the Adoption of Automation

Technical Session 1Unlocking Hydrocarbon

Potential

Technical Session 2Artificial Intelligence I

Technical Session 3Advanced Formation

Evaluation

Special Session 1EOR: Road to Full

Field Implementation

1400 - 1730 hours SPE Regional Student Paper Contest: Undergraduate - Legian 1

1400 - 1730 hours SPE Regional Student Paper Contest: Postgraduate - Legian 2

1530 - 1600 hours Knowledge Sharing ePoster Session 2 / Coffee Break - Pecatu Hall 1 & 2


Emerging Technologies in Production and Drilling

Technical Session 4Applied Technology in

Managing Environmental Challenges

Technical Session 5Gas Technology, Gas Injection and WAG

Technical Session 6Downhole Log for

Production Performance and Well Integrity

Project Case Study 1 Jangkrik and Merakes

1730 - 1830 hours Welcome Reception - Pecatu Hall 1 & 2

Wednesday, 30 October


Extracting More Value from Mature Fields

Technical Session 7Thermal and Novel EOR

Technical Session 8Artificial Intelligence II

Technical Session 9Emerging Production

Technologies

Technical Session 10Reservoir Characterisation


1100 - 1230 hours

Panel Session 4 Balancing Foreign

Investment and National Interest

Technical Session 11 Efficient Human Resources

and Management

Technical Session 12 Digitalisation and

Automation I

Technical Session 13 Waterflood Optimisation

Technical Session 14 Deepwater and Subsea



1400 - 1530 hours

Panel Session 5 Decommissioning, Asset

Abandonment and Site Restoration

Technical Session 15 Improving Processes and Sustainability of Oil and

Gas Operations

Technical Session 16 Simulation, AI and

Modelling I

Technical Session 17 Reservoir and Production

Facilities Management

Technical Session 18 Artificial Lift Planning,

Design and Implementation


1600 - 1730 hours Project Case Study 2 Jambaran Tiung Biru

Technical Session 19 Stimulation


Modelling II

Technical Session 21 Surface and Subsurface

Integration and Optimisation

Technical Session 22 Drilling and Well

Construction

Thursday, 31 October

0900 - 1030 hours

Panel Session 6 Transforming Business Models to Adapt and

Succeed in the New Oil Price Environment

Technical Session 23 Completion Planning

and Design

Technical Session 24 Digitalisation and

Automation II

Technical Session 25 Facilities, Operations

and Support


1100 - 1230 hoursTechnical Session 26

Surfactant, Polymer Flooding and Nanotechnology

Technical Session 27 Management and Economics

of Oil and Gas Assets

Technical Session 28 Extending Life of Fields

Technical Session 29 Drilling Technology

Case Studies



1400 - 1530 hours Project Case Study 3 Regional Project

Technical Session 30 Monetising and Redeveloping

Mature Fields


Modelling III

Technical Session 32 Unconventional Resources /

Gas Technology

1530 - 1600 hours Closing Session

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Opening, Keynote and Executive Plenary Session

Speaker

Ida YusmiatiSenior Vice PresidentUpstream Business DevelopmentPT Pertamina (Persero) APOGCE 2019 Conference Chair

Opening and Keynote Session

Executive Plenary Session

Tuesday, 29 October | 0900 - 1000 hours Pecatu Hall 3 & 5, Ground Floor

Moderator

Thom PayneDirectorWestwood Global Energy Group

Tuesday, 29 October | 1030 - 1200 hours Pecatu Hall 3 & 5, Ground Floor

Advancing through Emerging Technologies and Digitalistion

Speakers

Maria SferruzzaPresident, Asia PacificBaker Hughes, a GE company

Louise MckenziePresidentExxonMobil Indonesia

Nicke WidyawatiCEOPT Pertamina (Persero)

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Panel Session 1: Accelerating the Adoption of Automation

Panel Sessions

Session Chairs

Peter AdamSenior Reservoir EngineerGaffney, Cline and Associates

Shankar BhukyaSenior Technical Marketing Engineer – Asia PacificNOV Wellbore Technologies

Tuesday, 29 October | 1400 - 1530 hours Mengwi 6 & 7, Ground Floor

A search in OnePetro with “digital” and “automation” keywords results in almost 2,000 hits. Digital or automation is no longer new kids on the block but rather a maturing discipline.

Automation is able to increase efficiency, promote a safe working culture and give us reliable outputs every single time. However, in order to adopt autonomous operations, one needs higher CAPEX and a proper mindset.

This panel will be a collaborative brainstorming session to address the following issues facing our industry:

• Why is the industry taking a back seat in adopting innovative autonomous technologies?• How far behind are we in using autonomous technologies compared to the car manufacturing and space

research sectors?• How is our indecisiveness affecting our productivity?• How serious are we with our safety targets?• How willing are we to invest in such technologies?• Is there a better win-win solution through collaboration between the end user and service company? Can the

CAPEX burdens and liabilities be shared?

Panel Sessions

Speakers

Ahmed IbrahimVice President Digital, APACBaker Huges, a GE company

Hege Kverneland Chief Technology Officer and Corporate Vice PresidentNOV

Noor SyarifuddinVice PresidentGeosciences and PlanningPT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam

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Panel Sessions

Panel Session 2: Emerging Technologies in Production and Drilling

Session Chairs

Prady ChalihaGeneral Manager – DevelopmentOsaka Gas Australia Pty. Ltd.

Andry HalimAdvisorPT Pertamina Upstream Technology Center (UTC)

Speaker

Satyam PriyadarshyTechnology Fellow and Chief Data ScientistHalliburton

Tuesday, 29 October | 1600 – 1730 hours Mengwi 6 & 7, Ground Floor

Emerging technologies are technologies that are capable of changing the status quo. These technologies are generally new but can be existing technologies from other industries. Emerging technologies have the potential to improve operations in the oil and gas industry by reducing costs and increasing productivity, efficiency and safety. They enable oil and gas companies to explore and produce from technologically and economically challenging conventional and unconventional sources in hostile environments. To meet the growing world energy demand, new technologies should also be able to help by increasing productivity.

Oil and gas companies face great pressure to sustain production and/or maximise recovery under mounting operating expenses with stricter accountability to the environment and public safety. Companies must adopt technological innovations that will deliver a change to the way they conduct their business. The oil and gas industry is very sensitive to oil price and at the time of oil price volatility, the exploration, development and production costs must be minimised.

Furthermore, the industry will have to compete with the renewable energy sector, where the cost of production is gradually going down by the introduction of new technologies to improve operational efficiency and reduce cost of production.

In this panel, we will strive to further understand the benefits of the current emerging technologies in the areas of drilling and production of oil and gas, both conventional and unconventional.

Panel Sessions

Brett HowardDirector Front End/Systems Engineering Management (Asia and Australia) TechnipFMC

Jeffrey B. SpathDepartment Head Petroleum Engineering DepartmentTexas A&M University

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Panel Sessions

Panel Session 3: Extracting More Value from Mature Fields

Panel Sessions

Session Chairs

Dipak MandalCustodian Reservoir EngineeringPETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

Lucky Bagus WaskitoSenior Reservoir EngineerPT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam

Speakers

Paul MaderoVice President Asia Pacific OFSBaker Hughes, a GE company

John AnisGeneral ManagerPT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam

Md Mazlan M TamyisInternational Production ExpertPETRONAS

Wednesday, 30 October | 0900 – 1030 hours Mengwi 6 & 7, Ground Floor

After the steep fall of crude oil price in 2015 – 2016 and although the market has seen some recovery in 2018, as we move into 2019, there is still not much optimism in the market. As the big oil producing giants put their thinking hats on to take measures in keeping the oil price above the USD50 line, industry players are still cautious about larger investments. With no one sure of the ‘New Normal’, most companies have tried to consolidate their margins by looking towards safer, cheaper investments in their backyard of ‘mature fields’ to remain sustainable.

This session will look into cutting down cost, thus extending the economic life of mature fields by optimising usage of emerging technologies. Operating costs will continue to rise in mature fields and as facilities need more maintenance, how can technologies reduce operating costs and potential late life CAPEX of fields?

This session will also debate on innovation or replication of technologies that operating giants need. How much of the budget outlook needs to be allocated for technology application? What is the view of operating companies and service companies towards technology implementation in mature fields? Will partnerships between operators and service companies help in paving quicker and more affordable implementation of technologies?

Digitalisation has already paved safe and economic inroads in other industries. Oil giants are currently moving towards digitalisation for a faster, safer mode of operation. Mature fields with giga-data are one of the best areas for value addition through digitalisation. In the current oil scenario, to what extent will companies need to invest in digitalisation? Is digitalisation the way forward to cut down costs in mature fields? Will it have adverse implications on people, culture, economics and society as a whole?

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Panel Sessions

Panel Sessions

Panel Session 4: Balancing Foreign Investment and National Interest

Session Chairs

Bambang Istadi Chief Business DevelopmentPT Energi Mega Persada Tbk

Hendra JayaTechnical Expert/Strategic Advisor to CEOPT Pertamina (Persero)

Wednesday, 30 October | 1100 – 1230 hours Mengwi 6 & 7, Ground Floor

Oil and natural gas were one of the biggest cash contributors to Indonesia. However, their contribution to government revenue has declined along with production decrease. Above twenty percent a decade ago, the sector contributed fewer than five percent of government revenue last year.

Indonesia requires huge investments to revitalise its oil and gas sector to boost exploration efforts to find new resources and prove up new reserves while at the same time, develop its maturing fields that might require advanced technology such as artificial intelligence and Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR). On the other hand, since 2015, the government has increased state-owned Pertamina’s stakes whenever production sharing contracts expire.

Is Indonesia still attractive to foreign investors? What is the post-mortem from the gross split production sharing contract introduced in late 2016? How will Indonesia capture new technology and share business risks? This panel will discuss how to obtain the right balance between foreign investment and national interest in Indonesia.

Speaker

Tumbur ParlindunganPresident, IPA and President/CEO,PT Saka Energi Indonesia

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Panel Session 5: Decommissioning, Asset Abandonment and Site Restoration

Panel Sessions

Session Chairs

Fikri IrawanMPD AdvisorGEOLOG International

Dave ManningManaging Director Oilfield Technologies

Afriandi Eka PrasetyaSenior Project SpecialistSKK Migas

Wednesday, 30 October | 1400 - 1530 hours Mengwi 6 & 7, Ground Floor

A recent report indicated that global decommissioning activities are going to increase significantly while decommissioning obligations in the global oil and gas industry are projected to hold steady at an average of about US$12 billion per year from 2019 through 2021 1.

In the face of today’s bearish market, several hundred offshore oil and gas wells could cease production by 2021. The magnitude and cost of planning an effective decommissioning and abandonment strategy can no longer be ignored. With limited experience and lessons learnt, how well prepared is our local and regional industries from a technical and budgetary viewpoint?

This panel will gather representatives from regulators, operators, service providers and consultants to deep dive into pressing issues facing the region. 1 “Global Decommissioning Set to Hit Record USD36billion over the Next 3 Years.” Press release by Rystad Energy, 21 February 2019.https://www.rystadenergy.com/newsevents/news/press-releases/Global-decommissioning-set-to-hit-record-$36-billion-over-the-next-3-years/

Panel Sessions

Speakers

Stephen D’SouzaManagerEnvironment DivisionNOPSEMA

Charles SiallaganVice President Development & Production Evaluation PT Pertamina (Persero)

Jon Fredrik MullerPartner & Head of Consulting Asia PacificRystad Energy

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Panel Sessions

Panel Session 6: Transforming Business Models to Adapt and Succeed in the New Oil Price Environment

Session Chairs

Dipak Mandal Custodian Reservoir Engineering PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

Teof Rodriques DirectorRodrigues & Associates Pty Ltd

Thursday, 31 October | 0900 – 1030 hours Mengwi 6 & 7, Ground Floor

With the turbulence in oil price in recent years driving the need to re-align people, processes, and technology initiatives of a company to its business strategy, each organisation needed to transform to survive in an evolving oil price market. What is the new oil price environment? Can we predict the oil price for 2019-2020?

This session will explore the latest insights around business models and operational transformation to learn how the industry can capture new growth opportunities, reduce costs, improve efficiencies, and steer through this unsteady environment. It will also look into how to align and execute a strategic vision to improve business performance and stay ahead in this world of crude oil price turbulence.

The session will discuss how business models can be transformed with the help of emerging technologies to sustain growth, and increase profit margins. The session will also converse on how digitalisation can bring in successful transformation in business to assure positive cash flow.

Panel Sessions

Hj. Bacho PilongVice President Malaysia Assets, UpstreamPETRONAS

Daniel PurbaSenior Vice PresidentCorporate Strategic Planning & DevelopmentPT Pertamina (Persero)

Speakers

Suzanne HuntGeneral Manager Production, Planning & PerformanceBeach Energy Limited

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Special Session

EOR: Road to Full Field Implementation

Special Session

Session Chairs

Andi BachtiarVice President EORPT Pertamina EP

Tutuka AriadjiChairmanIATMI

Tuesday, 29 October | 1400 - 1530 hours Mengwi 8, Ground Floor

The most important considerations when implementing an EOR plan is to be aware that it takes a considerably long preparation time as it includes field development planning, laboratory work and piloting the project, whilst demanding a huge cost. Shortening the preparation time may be approached through understanding the perception of laboratory works and field trials as a reservoir characterisation process, thus allowing parallel works to be conducted. Moreover, in order to support the reliability of this stretched approach, the first step is to increase the screening reliability. Any new concepts and best practices to reduce the preparation time should be justified with a profoundly reliable approach.

Expensive EOR may be avoidable through the exploration of innovative ways to ease the investment burden, such as reducing costs through sharing of facilities amongst companies that have nearby EOR field projects, local/regional supply of EOR injected materials, and of course, improving recovery oriented technology development. The ultimate goal is to reduce the cost of EOR to lead to full-field implementation.

Speaker

Rahim MasoudiChief Technical Officer & Custodian Reservoir Engineering, MPM PETRONAS

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Project Case Study Sessions

Project Case Study Sessions

A Project Case Study session is intended to highlight distinguished achievement of major industry projects from discovery to delivery. Each project will feature an overview of recent or ongoing activities with an emphasis on the full value chain. Highlights include:

• Technical achievements

• Project execution

• Project impact

• HSSE

• Considerations for investment decision

Each project will be presented in a 90-minute session, including a question and answer segment.

Project Case Study 1: Jangkrik and MerakesTuesday,29October•1600-1730hours•Mengwi8,GroundFloor

Project Case Study 2: Jambaran Tiung BiruWednesday,30October•1600-1730hours•Mengwi6&7,GroundFloor

Project Case Study 3: Regional ProjectThursday,31October•1400-1530hours•Mengwi6&7,GroundFloor

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Educational Programmes

Co-Sponsored by:

Educational Programmes

SPE student members across Asia Pacific submit technical paper abstracts for the opportunity to present at the SPE Asia Pacific Regional Student Paper Contest at APOGCE. The shortlisted papers will be presented in front of a panel of judges in their respective Postgraduate or Undergraduate division.

Winners of 2019 Asia Pacific Regional Student Paper Contest will be invited to attend and compete at the SPE International Student Paper Contest, to be held at SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE) from 5 – 7 October 2020 in Denver, Colorado, USA. In addition to showcasing their technical knowledge at the contest, the winning regional representatives will have the opportunity to meet practicing professionals and industry members from across the globe for their professional career development. Conference delegates are encouraged to attend and support the student presentations. For further information, visit our Student Paper Contest page or contact [email protected] .

Regional Student Paper Contest

Tuesday, 29 October | 1400 - 1730 hours Legian 1 & 2, Mezzanine Floor

Energy4Me - Train the Trainer/Teacher

The workshop will equip attendees with the basic training to plan and deliver the Energy4Me workshop for students. It will highlight the importance and benefits of reaching out to local communities and educating students and teachers about science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education as well as the energy industry, including oil and gas, with the use of various hands-on activities. These educational hands-on activities are designed to both illustrate scientific concepts and engineering functions used in oil and gas exploration and production; and cultivate critical thinking and problem-solving skills in participants.

The objective is to get participating students to consider STEM education and pursue a career in the energy, and oil and gas industries, which in turn ensures a positive flow of future talent for the industry.

Wednesday, 30 October | 0900 - 1400 hours Legian 1 & 2, Mezzanine Floor

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IATMI Business Forum and Social Activities

Since the industrial revolution, the oil and gas industry has played an important role in the economic transformation of the world, fueling the need for heat, light and mobility of the world’s population. Today, the oil and gas industry has the opportunity to redefine its boundaries through digitalisation, after a period of falling crude prices disrupted exploration and production activities, and ineffective mature field development challenges that are currently facing most oil and gas companies in Indonesia. Digitalisation can act as an enabler to tackle these challenges and provide value to all its stakeholders. While digitalisation could be a source of positive change, there are a number of challenges that need to be overcomed to realise its full potential for both business and society. In some cases, the gains from digitalisation have been inequitable with the benefits not reaching those who need it most. At the same time, the exponential increase in global information flows have created new risks around data privacy and security and, businesses across sectors are grappling with challenges related to changing customer expectations, cultural transformation, outdated regulation, and skill shortages.

Through collaboration at the IATMI Business Forum, leaders will gather to discuss and better understand the implications of these changes. The Digital Oil Field Transformation Forum is an ongoing initiative from IATMI that serves as the focal point for new opportunities and themes arising from latest developments and trends in digitalisation especially in Indonesia. This forum does not only look into the challenges and opportunities digitalisation creates for the oil and gas industry, but also how this potential can be translated to societal value.

Fee: USD350/pax (Networking Dinner ticket is included)Contact Person: Reizy Azhar ([email protected])

The Digital Oil Field Transformation Forum: How Digital Technologies will Transform E&P Business Model in Indonesia

IATMI Business Forum and Social Activities

Monday, 28 October | 0800 – 1200 hours Jakarta Room, The Westin Resort Nusa Dua

To take part in promoting a healthy life style within the petroleum industry and civic society, Golf by the Beach is prepared as part of the 2019 SPE/IATMI APOGCE activities.

Golf by the Beach is a distinctive golf event that enables participants to strengthen their professional network while enjoying the beautiful scenery of Bali Beach surrounding the golf course.

Fee: USD200/pax (Networking Dinner ticket is included)Registration Deadline: 27 September 2019Contact Person: Ardian Putra ([email protected])

Golf by the Beach (organised by IATMI)

Monday, 28 October | 1300 - 1800 hours Bali National Golf Club Nusa Dua

Held on Monday, 28 October 2019 at The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, this Networking Dinner will be the highlighted event of the day before the ceremonial opening of the APOGCE 2019 on the next day. The dinner will provide all guests the opportunity to network and connect. Guests will be treated to a five star banquet dinner with a very convenient barbeque beach party whilst networking with Business Forum Keynote Speakers, of which will include leading business figures, major professional organisations, petroleum industry stakeholders and government officials.

Fee: USD80/paxContact Person: Mahtubah ([email protected])

Networking Dinner (organised by IATMI)

Monday, 28 October | 1900 – 2130 hours Temple Garden, The Westin Resort Nusa Dua

PACKAGE FEE: BUSINESS FORUM + GOLF BY THE BEACH + NETWORKING DINNER = USD500

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Section Activity

In this digital era where we can have access to everything via the internet, we have an option to do our work whilst enjoying the nature. In conjunction with the APOGCE 2019, the Bali Tribe Tour will take place with two agendas:

1. Life in co-working space of Hubud: Introduction of what is co-working space in digitalisation era and, gaining new experiences and creative thinking from new environment (outside of oil and gas industry) to be applied in daily job.

2. Social and cultural tour in Penarungan Village: Experience Bali local culture and sightseeing around famous tourism spot(s).

Fee: USD 150/pax (open to family members)Contact Person: Arasy Az Zariat (phone: +62.81.777.2710 or email: [email protected])For more information about Bali Tribe Tour, see our Brochure or visit our Website

Bali Tribe Tour (organised by SPE Balikpapan Section)

Sunday, 27 October Hubud and Penarungan Village

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Technical Sessions

Tuesday, 29 October 1400 - 1530 hours | Mengwi 2, Ground Floor

Technical Session 01: Unlocking Hydrocarbon Potential

Session Chairs: Fitrah Arachman, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java; Afriandi Eka Prasetya, SKK Migas

Presentation

196541

Comprehensive Approach to Assess the Productivity of Tight Zones in Contrasted Permeability Reservoirs

E. Alalyan, A.I. Al-Sadah, and M.T. Bouaouaja, Saudi Aramco PE&D

196559

Unlocking Low Resistivity Pay as New Reservoir Backbone for Mature Field Redevelopment Strategy: A Case Study of Alengka Field, Offshore North West Java

I.D. Wibowo, A. Prawesti, S. Sobani, L. Ilmiawan, T. Maulana, and M. Luciawaty, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java

196462

Case Study Well Test Analysis on Gas Well in Basement Granite Reservoir of South Sumatera

D.P. Laksana, R. Sitaresmi, and H.K. Oetomo, Trisakti U.; A. Puspiantoro, PetroChina International Jabung Ltd.

196379

Field Case to Manage the Control of a Naturally Fractured Reservoir during Hydraulic Fracturing

J.W. Pereira Suzart, J. Davis, M. Aljlaidi, and A. Larit, Halliburton


Technical Session 02: Artificial Intelligence I

Session Chairs: Wu Shuhong, RIPED, CNPC; Mohammed Abdalla Ayoub Mohammed, U. Teknologi PETRONAS

Presentation

196321

Improving Deepwater Facility Uptime Using Self Learning Artificial Intelligence Model

A.P. Singh, Anadarko Petroleum

196297

Artificial Intelligence Assisted Decision Support Center: Pilot Implementation in Onshore Indonesia

R.C. Pratama, R. Siregar, A. Putra, and A.R. Wicaksono, PT Chevron Pacific Indonesia

196470

Data-Driven Diagnosis for Artificial Lift Pump’s Failures

T. Ounsakul, A. Rittirong, T. Kreethapon, W. Toempromaraj, K. Wejwittayaklung, and P. Rangsriwong, PTTEP

196288

Deep Autoencoder-Derived Features Applied in Virtual Flow Metering for Sucker-Rod Pumping Wells

Y. Peng, RIPED, PetroChina


Technical Session 03: Advanced Formation Evaluation

Session Chair: Ben van Deijl, Woodside

Presentation

196359

Wettability Study of Mixed-Wet Carbonate with Multiple Pore Systems Using Advanced In-Situ MRI Technologies

J. Gao and H.T. Kwak, Saudi Aramco PE&D

196365

Experience of Distributed Temperature Survey (DTS) Strengthen the Understanding on Heterogeneous Carbonate in Southern Iraq Oilfield

S. Sidek, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

196329

A Discovery of the New Indonesia’s Hydrocarbon Reserves through Selective Combination of Advanced Wireline Logging Data: A Case Study of Akasia Maju Field, Indonesia

I. Rudiyanto, A. Moris, M. Wahyudin, and N.A. Herdiyanti, PT Pertamina EP; L.L. Lilasari, D. Juandi, H. Tanjung, R. Sudarwoto, R. Dewanda, and P.T. Siburian, Schlumberger

196364

Hydrocarbon Identification and Evaluation in a Bioturbated Reservoir with New Generation Pulsed Neutron Technology

L. Jiang, Schlumberger; B.P. Kantaatmadja, B. Ralphie, and L. Saw, PETRONAS

Tuesday, 29 October 1400 - 1530 hours | Mengwi 2

Technical Sessions (as of 5 May 2019)

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Technical Sessions


196548

A Critical Review of CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery in Tight Oil Reservoirs of North America and China

Z. Song and B. Bai, Missouri U. of Science and Technology

196257

Development of Novel Real-Time Monitoring Tool to Track In-Situ CO2-Foam Generation and Quality during Core-Flooding Experiments

M.R. Haroun, Petroleum Inst.; H.K. Sarma, U. of Calgary; J.S. Gomes, Abu Dhabi National Oil Co.

196551

Reservoir Performance Estimation for Huff and Puff CO2 Injection Using Newly-Developed Predictive Model

M.B. Setiawan, Z. Syihab, A.H. Lumban Gaol, A. Yasutra, S. Rahmawati, M.G. Merdeka, F. Metra, W. Wiranda, and E. Alam, Inst. Teknologi Bandung


Technical Session 06: Downhole Log for Production Performance and Well Integrity

Session Chairs: Siti Najmi Farhan Bt Zulkipli, PETRONAS; Jack Harfoushian, Schlumberger Australia

Presentation

196544

Where’s the Water Coming From?: A Combined Formation Saturation, Production Logging, Water Flow, and Leak Detection Diagnosis Deployed on Coiled Tubing

A.L. Imrie, M. Bagir, G.R. Himawan, M.S. Iyer, and A. Ariewijaya, Halliburton

196445

Determination of Sand Production Intervals in Unconsolidated Sandstone Reservoirs Using Spectral Acoustic Logging

Z. Ramadhana and A. Triantoro, PT Pertamina; I. Aslanyan, Y.V. Maslennikova, R. Minakhmetova, L. Sungatullin, and S. Aristov, TGT Oil & Gas Services

196483

Unlocking Well Potential with CO2 Tracer Application in High Deviation Well

J. Kueh, PETRONAS; J. Lim, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

196272

Fiber Optic Measurements as Real Time PLT with New Transient Interpretation

D. Kortukov and V. Shako, SchlumbergerW


Technical Session 04: Applied Technology in Managing Environmental Challenges

Session Chairs: Hanifatu Avida Romas, ExxonMobil Indonesia; Mohamad Othman, PETRONAS Carigali Brunei Ltd.

Presentation

196245

Process for Separating Deck Hydrocarbons and Solids from Water

I.T. Hussain, P. Bolivar, D. Paz, and D. Craig, Baker Hughes, a GE company; R. Lewis, Recovered Energy, Inc.

196469

Assuring Groundwater Safety with Stable Isotope Monitoring Method for Waste Slurry Injection Project, Duri Field, Sumatera, Indonesia

Y. Yuniar, A. Sugiarto, and A. Syahputra, PT. Chevron Pacific Indonesia; M.S. Dwi Hadian and M.N. Barkah, Padjadjaran U.

196457

HSEQ View and Review (V&R): Initiative to Improve HSEQ Performance in WCI Division

B. Puji Widodo and R. Therademaker, PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam

196466

Review of Land Acquisition Process and Its Problems in Geothermal Exploration Project in Indonesia

D.W. Adityatama, U. of Auckland; D.P. Purba and F. Muhammad, Rigsis Energi Indonesia; S. Hasymi, Indonesia Geothermal Lawyer Association


Technical Session 05: Gas Technology, Gas Injection and WAG

Session Chairs: Rahim Masoudi, PETRONAS; Nor Idah Kechut, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.

Presentation

196461

Dual Function Hydrate Inhibitor for Mixed Carbon Dioxide and Methane System

Z. Kassim and F.H. Rahman, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.; M. Khan and B. Lal, U. Teknologi PETRONAS

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196382

Dyno Card Classification Using Case Based Reasoning for Rod Pump Failure Identification

R.A. Wibawa, T.H. Dwiputranto, J.N. Prasetyo, M.O. Purba, D. Wilantara, J. Dongoran, G. Gunawan, and A.S. Negara, PT Chevron Pacific Indonesia

196430

An Intelligent Artificial Lift Technology in Shengli Oilfield: Integration of Remote Wireless Control and Artificial Intelligence for Zonal Water Injection

F. Jin, CNPC Engineering Technology R&D Co. Ltd.

Wednesday, 30 October 0900 - 1030 hours | Mengwi 5, Ground Floor

Technical Session 09: Emerging Production Technologies

Session Chairs: Nicholas Paris, Darcia, LLC; Fitrah Arachman, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java

Presentation

196508

First Application of Ultrasonic Technology in South East Asia: Breakthrough Case Study in Field T - Opening Doors for Alternative Stimulation Methods

C.L. Chang, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

196526

Effective of Inflow Control Device in Directional Wells through the Lower Cretaceous Reservoir Sand: A Case Study from Greater Burgan Field, Kuwait

H.A. Bahman and V. Naik, Kuwait Oil Co.

196357

Solving the Hydro Frac Puzzle in HP/HT KG Basin of India by Geomechanics Enabled Design and Execution of Hydraulic Fracturing: 730% Increase in Gas Production

R.R. Gondalia, S. Narayan, R.R. Kumar, A. Shah, K. Bordeori, U. Nand, A. Bandyopadhyay, and M.M. Singh, Schlumberger

196503

Applying Epoxy Resin Technology on Remediation for 3.5-in. Casing Leak: Case Study, South Sulige Gas Field

S. Liu, PetroChina; X. Zhang and L. Li, Halliburton; Z. Chen, W. Fan, Y. Sun, and A. Fang, PetroChina; C. Luo, Centreal

Technical Sessions



Technical Session 07: Thermal and Novel EOR

Session Chairs: Sulaiman Sidek, PETRONAS; Jason Kok Chin Hwa, AppSmiths® Technology

Presentation

196407

A Novel Hybrid Enhanced Oil Recovery Method by Smart Water Injection and Foam Flooding in Carbonate Reservoirs

A.M. Hassan, Delft U. of Technology

196249

Advancing Steamflood Performance through a New Integrated Optimisation Process: Transform the Concept into Practical

H.S. Silalahi, PT. Chevron Pacific Indonesia

196497

Geochemical Modelling of Low Salinity Water Flooding EOR Mechanism

Q. Chen, S.M. Al Enezi, and A.A. Yousef, Saudi Aramco PE&D

196298

A New Advancement in Enhanced Oil Recovery: Plasma Pulse Technology

U. Dasgupta and A. Attri, U. of Petroleum and Energy Studies


Technical Session 08: Artificial Intelligence II

Session Chairs: Sanjeev Rajput, PETRONAS; Peter Adam, Gaffney, Cline and Associates

Presentation

196455

Application of Fuzzy Logic for Improvement of Perforation Gain Predictability in Multi-Layered Giant Mature Gas Field

I.T. Rau, PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam

196487

Reservoir Recovery Estimation Using Data Analytics and Neural Network Based Analogue Study

Z. Zhu and Y. Chen, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing; Z. Chen, U. of Calgary

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Technical Session 10: Reservoir Characterisation

Session Chairs: David Kersey, Independent; Jack Harfoushian, Schlumberger Australia

Presentation

196451

Utilising Petrophysical Facies Model in Multi Layer Pressure Transient Analysis: A Novel Approach

A. Kumar, G. Nagaraj, S. Nahar, and T. Benedicta, Schlumberger

196238

Effect of Natural Fractures on the Stress-Dependent Permeability and Long-Term Gas Production for Naturally-Fractured Tight Sandstone in Tarim Basin, China

H. Qu, F. Zhou, J. Hu, Y. Peng, and Y. Zhong, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing; Z. Pan, CSIRO

196480

Novel Method for Estimating SHmax in Naturally Fractured Formations Using DFIT Data: Case Study on Montney Shale Gas, Canada

J. Leem, S. Mohd Ali, C.P. Tan, B.P. Kantaatmadja, M.C. Yusoff, and Z. Md Zain, PETRONAS Research Sdn. Bhd.

196265

Pore-Scale Investigation of the Impact of Silica-Based Nanofluid on the Residual Oil Trapping and Topology

S.S. Akarri, Norwegian U. of Science and Technology (NTNU); M.A. Bouhouche, Equinor ASA; C.F. Berg, H. Long-Sanouiller, and O. Torsæter, Norwegian U. of Science and Technology (NTNU)


Technical Session 11: Efficient Human Resources and Management

Session Chairs: Prady Chaliha, Osaka Gas Australia Pty. Ltd.; Jin Xu, RIPED, CNPC

Presentation

196351

Young Professional Club (YPC) Empowerment as Key to Successful Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) Programmes: Success Story on Fire Victim Outreach

A.A. Suggust and A. Ahmad Shukri, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

196418

One Step but a Giant Leap: Consolidation of Manpower Services Across State-Wide Assets

A. Agarwal and K. Ankesh, Cairn Oil & Gas

196342

Drilling and Well Intervention Contract Strategy during Operatorship Transition: Practicing in Mahakam Block, Sanga Sanga Block, and East Kalimantan-Attaka Block

H. Hendrazid, R. Jaya, M. Suhardianto, P. Miera, M. Subhan, A. Feizal, and E. MKR, PT Pertamina Hulu Indonesia

196330

A Breakthrough Effort in Bringing the Learning Experience Closer to Employee by Using Online Blended Learning

A. Hidayatullah and D. Larasati, PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam


Technical Session 12: Digitalisation and Automation I

Session Chairs: Jason Kok Chin Hwa, AppSmiths® Technology; Farrukh Hamza, Halliburton

Presentation

196494

Sumatera Operation (SMO) Integrated Optimisation Decision Support Center (IODSC) Success in Embracing Digitalisation and Innovation to Deliver Business Results

I. Susanto, Chevron Pacific Indonesia

196294

Autonomous Optimisation and Production Enhancement System for Rod Lift Pumps

A. Rshoud, A. Albassam, A. Al-Ajmi, and S. Al-Dahash, Kuwait Oil Co.; T. Sierra, K. Heshmat, W.S. Darwish, and A.M. Ibrahim, Weatherford International Ltd.

196246

Smart Wells: Is It Really Smart?

M.H. Ariffin, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

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Technical Session 13: Waterflood Optimisation

Session Chairs: Anwarudin Saidu Mohamed, Reservoir Link Sdn. Bhd.; Ng Kiang Fei, PETRONAS; Paulus Suryono Adisoemarta, PT Pertamina

Presentation

196397

Water Injection Optimisation for Matured Waterflood Reservoir: A Case Study for Value Creation from Improved Production Performance and Cost Savings

K. Md Yunos and M.M. Elharith, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

196309

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

N. Alhajeri, Kuwait Oil Co.

196338

Using Pulse Code Pressure Testing for Assessing the Cross-Well Displacement Efficiency and Verification of Remaining Reserves at Romashkinskoye Oilfield

B. Ganiev and A. Lutfullin, PJSC Tatneft; A. Aslanyan, Nafta College; R. Farakhova and L. Zinurov, Sofoil

196442

Planning of Waterflood Development by Static and Dynamic Integrated Modelling of Belimbing Oil Field

R. Wicaksono, G. Stephani, K.B. Gadi, A. Muslim, and Y. Wismoyo, PT Pertamina EP; A. Utami, SKK Migas


Technical Session 14: Deepwater and Subsea

Session Chairs: Nicholas Paris, Darcia, LLC; John (Jonggeun) Choe, Seoul National U.

Presentation

196324

Safeguarding Operational Integrity with Routine Subsea Riser Inspection Using Ultrasonics: A Trendsetter in an Ultra-Deep-Water Field

S. Mishra, Schlumberger Information Solutions; Y. Issabekov, Schlumberger Seaco Inc.; G. Orbelli, Schlumberger; D. Mishra, Schlumberger Oilfield Services

196435

Pump and Dump Operation: Pit Management Challenge and Strategy in Semi-Submersible Rig Deepwater Riserless Drilling Operation

A.D. Pratama and G. Richardo, Eni Indonesia Ltd.; E. Ezer, SKK Migas; F.C. Siagian, Eni Indonesia Ltd.; P.S. Wijaya, SKK Migas

196472

Re-evaluating the Wax Flow Assurance Chemical Mitigation Strategy for a Major Deepwater Oil Pipeline in Malaysia Yields Significant Benefits

N. Marsidi, A.S. Abdulbak, M.B. Nawi, and M.T. Lajawai, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; Istiyarso, M. Norhamidi, K. Gusting, and C.J. Kelly, Clariant Oil Services

196547

Combining Experimental and Theoretical Methods to Predict the Wellbore Hydrate Blockage Risk during Deepwater Gas Wells Production: A Case Study of Deepwater Gas Well Production in the South China Sea

Y.W. Liu, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing; F. Sun, U. of Texas at Austin; Z. Sun, Texas A&M U.; J. Hu and X. Li, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing


Technical Session 15: Improving Processes and Sustainability of Oil and Gas Operations

Session Chairs: Mohamad Othman, PETRONAS Carigali Brunei Ltd.; Bambang Istadi, PT Energi Mega Persada Tbk

Presentation

196452

Implementing Oil and Gas Data Lakes as Data Science Factories

D. Antonio, A.G. Sadlier, and J. Winston, Halliburton

196267

Implications of Remote Monitoring in LNG Value Chain towards a Collaborative Corporate Environment

A. Choudhari, John Crane

196302

Identifying and Retaining the Organisations Critical Knowledge in a Sustainable Way

S. Siddiq, ADNOC Gas Processing

196371

Upstream Corporate Database Management Collaboration Using Gis and Lynx Application

R.M. Wiyadi, PT Horizon Perdana Internasional; Y. Syahnur and Y. Supriyadi, Saka Energi Indonesia

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Technical Session 16: Simulation, AI and Modelling I

Session Chairs: Maike Willuweit, Emerson Process Management Sdn. Bhd.; Farrukh Hamza, Halliburton

Presentation

196555

Acceleration Pressure Induced from Wellbore Inflow and Its Influence on Productivity

Z. Chen and T. Shaalan, Saudi Aramco

196404

Comparing Shallow and Deep Learning Algorithms to Examine Production Performance: A Delaware Basin Application

D. Biswas, ActiveReservoir

196235

Unlocking Surface Constraints through Integrated Operation (IO): A Production Network-to-Process Facility Coupling Method

S.T. Antoneus, Schlumberger WTA Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.

196554

Innovative Approach to Simulate Multi-Porosity Reservoir to Appropriately Enumerate Field’s True Potential: Practical Aspect from Field A, Offshore Malaysia

M. Masni and B. Dwiyarkoro, EQ Petroleum Malaysia


Technical Session 17: Reservoir and Production Facilities Management

Session Chairs: Dan O’Reilly, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.; Sophia Kangan, PT Pertamina

Presentation

196279

Low Cost Solution to increase the C2 & C3 Product Recovery from LNG Feed

G. Sharmila, P. Sengupta, A.K. Pawar, and B. Deuri, Oil & Natural Gas Corp. Ltd.

196490

Commissioning and Start-Up of Complex Mega Scale Project-Integrated Gas Field and EOR Development

I. Ghazali, PETRONAS

196477

Modelling and Optimisation of Flow Control Valves: Case Study from the Greater Burgan Field, Kuwait

M. Al-Hussaini, H. Al-Kandari, R. Kurma, K. Burman, W. Al-Fadhli, and A. Al-Ali, Kuwait Oil Co.; R. Xu, M. Yaser, and M. Ibrahim, Schlumberger

196350

Case Study: Trouble Shooting of Gas Turbine Generator (GTG) Trips Due to Gas Turbine High Exhaust Temperature Spread while Operating on Liquid Fuel

Z. Anwar and M. Manikandan A, Baker Hughes, a GE company


Technical Session 18: Artificial Lift Planning, Design and Implementation

Session Chairs: Said Al-Sawafi, Occidental of Oman; Lu Mao Kang, Schlumberger

Presentation

196323

Improving Horizontal Well Performance with Bottom Feeder Intake on Electric Submersible Pump in Gassy Wells, Offshore North West Java

C.T. Puspita, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi ONWJ; M. Luciawaty, PT Pertamina; H.K. Wirasupena, Schlumberger

196484

Management of Artificial Lift Planning & Deployment for Improved Field Development Plan

E. Haryanto, Schlumberger

196296

Gas Field Revitalisation Using Optimised Multi-Phase Pump(s) Installations That Can Manage Up to 100% Gas Volume Fraction, First Application in Algeria

L.E. Granado and A. Drago, Eni E&P

196534

Achieving Exceptional Efficiency of Gas Lift Design in Offshore North West Java Field Using Dynamic, Time-Based Equalised Method

F.M. Sajjad, A.D. Wirawan, and W. Suganda, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java; H. Pramana and A.P. Indro, Inst. Teknologi Bandung; S. Naja, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java

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Technical Sessions



Technical Session 19: Stimulation

Session Chairs: Miles Ponsonby, AGR Software AS; Anwarudin Saidu Mohamed, Reservoir Link Sdn. Bhd.

Presentation

196523

Novel Condensate Removal with In-Situ Pressure Generation via Thermochemicals

A.R. Al-Nakhli and M.A. Bataweel, Saudi Aramco PE&D

196529

The Application of Drilling Cutting to Evaluate the Fracability in Unconventional Shale Gas Resources

X. Shi, China U. of Petroleum; S. Jiang, U. of Utah; H. Zhu, Southwest Petroleum U.

196515

Long-Term Comparison of Gel and Water Fracture Stimulation in East Texas Cotton Valley Formation

M.A. Al-Alwani, Missouri U. of Science & Technology; L.K. Britt, NSI Fracturing LLC

196376

Rejuvenating Handil Shallow Gravel Pack Wells with Effective Matrix Stimulation Using Organic Clay Acid

I. Primasari, A.N. Hadi, G.L. Wijaya, and I.A. Yasa, PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam; P.A. Merati, Schlumberger Trinidad Inc.; M. Fuad, Schlumberger


Technical Session 20: Simulation, AI and Modelling II

Session Chairs: Emeline Chong, Petrofac Malaysia Ltd.; Raj Deo Tewari, PETRONAS

Presentation

196337

Multi-Cloud Reservoir Modelling and Simulation Workflows Lower the Cost of Incremental Accuracy

R. Philo and P.E. Neri, Energistics

196448

Development of a Real-Time Hole Cleaning Efficiency Indicator

M.B. Alawami, A.S. Al-Yami, S.H. Gharbi, and M.K. Albassam, Saudi Aramco

196242

Unleashing Full Production Potential of Mature-Water Coning Sensitive-Oil Field through Simple Reservoir Simulation and Artificial Lift Installation

M.A. Salman, A. Aryanto, T. Sukotrihadiyono, F. Ghozali, D. Febrianto, W. Priantono T P, R. Ananda, L. Luqman, F. Faris, and Y.I. Arseto, PT Medco E&P Indonesia

196473

A Fast and Robust Reduced-Order Method with Inputs and Outputs for Reservoir Simulations

M.C. Kara, A. Singh, and S. Sankaran, Anadarko Petroleum Corp.


Technical Session 21: Surface and Subsurface Integration and Optimisation

Session Chairs: Maike Willuweit, Emerson Process Management Sdn. Bhd.; Naynesh Patel, ExxonMobil Cepu Ltd.

Presentation

196564

Asset Wide Optimisation: How a Real-Time Integrated Production System Model for Optimisation Keeps the Lights on in Brunei

H. Zainal-Abidin and Z. Abdullah, Brunei Shell Petroleum Sdn. Bhd.; J. Briers, Royal Dutch Shell

196385

Composition Based Gas Optimisation through Integration of Oil and Gas Field to High Grade Project Economics: A Case Study

K. Tan, N. Beserdin, and R. Bansal, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

196388

Infill Wells Placement in High Water-Cut Mature Carbonate Field with Simulation Opportunity Index Method

B. Bernadi, E.S. Silalahi, A. Reksahutama, and D. Miraza, RH PetroGas (Basin) Ltd.

196447

Data Conditioning and Suitable Data Tolerance for Automated Production Workflows in a Digital Oilfield

J.C. Kok, Appsmiths Sdn. Bhd.

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Technical Sessions



Technical Session 22: Drilling and Well Construction

Session Chairs: Wang Zhiyuan, China U. of Petroleum (East China); Shankar Bhukya, NOV Wellbore Technologies; Mojtaba Kalhor, International Drilling Fluids (IDF)

Presentation

196471

A New Model to Improve the Accuracy of Wellbore Pressure Calculation by Considering Gas Suspension

S. Pan, B. Sun, Z. Wang, and W. Lou, China U. of Petroleum (East China); Y. Zhao, Missouri U. of Science and Technology; J. Zhang, China U. of Petroleum (East China)

196533

Breakthrough in Drilling Performance Using Advanced Dynamic Modelling

A.A. Galaby, A. Krikor, S. Ibrahim, M. Cardenas, and M.A. Sanderson, Schlumberger

196518

Driller’s Assist: An Integrated System for Real-Time Drilling Process Automation

A. Mirhaj, MHWirth

196465

Revolutionary PDC Cutter Design Helps Improve Bit Performance in Malay Basin

M. Shafiq and M.A. Zaba, Schlumberger WTA Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.; M. Abdul Razak, W. Wan Aziz, and L. Mohr, PETRONAS; S. Chai, Schlumberger

Thursday, 31 October 0900 - 1030 hours | Mengwi 2, Ground Floor

Technical Session 23: Completion Planning and Design

Session Chairs: Kevin Lay, NauticAWT Ltd.; Sulaiman Sidek, PETRONAS

Presentation

196261

Unique Screen and Sleeve Design Allows Selective High Rate Water Injection in Deep Water Horizontal Open Hole Completion

V. Chaloupka, Total E&P Nigeria Ltd.; A. Achich, Total E&P Congo; K.J. Johnson, Halliburton Energy Services Group; M. Williams, E. Kalu, J. Hanson, and R. Novelen, Halliburton

196560

Malaysian Governance Completion Benchmarking Application towards Improving Operation Performance and Cost Efficiency

N. Omar, S. Fazilah, and S.R. Mohd Mokhtar, PETRONAS; M. Khalid and M. Bakar, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

196275

Validation of Sand Prediction Models Based on Laboratory Sand Production Simulation Experiments

B. Wu, CSIRO Earth Sciences & Resource Engineering; X. Choi, Monash U.

196550

A Unique Completion Design Using Perforated Drill Pipe in the Onshore Southern Sumatra Basin

B. Tejo, K.C. Singamshetty, L.E. Tupamahu, I. Gunawan, W. Nugroho, and Y. Satriya, ConocoPhillips Grissik Ltd.


Technical Session 24: Digitalisation and Automation II

Session Chairs: Peter Adam, Gaffney, Cline and Associates; Lucky Bagus Waskito, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore South East Sumatra

Presentation

196460

Rapid Insights into Waterflood Management Using Advanced Analytics and Machine Learning

M. Ujjwal, P. Tummala, and V. Kumar, Shell India Markets Pvt. Ltd.

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196516

New Integrated and Real-Time Prediction and Prevention Tool to Prevent Oil Congealing and Production Loss: Part 2 - Prediction Algorithm & Digital Tool Development

R. Looyeh, Chevron Energy UK; V. Arora, Chevron Pacific Indonesia; S. Subramanian, Chevron ETC; S. Syukirman and J. Han, Chevron Pacific Indonesia

196318

Teasing Insight Out of Reams of Data Using Advanced Data Visualisation and Analytics Software for Improved Reservoir Management, Sumatra Light Oil (SLO), Indonesia

E. Flodin, TengizChevroil; R.R. Fatra, Chevron IndoAsia

196474

Streamlined Application to Integrate, Standardise, and Automate Well Rate Test Data Analysis

Y.A. Al-Mubarak, M.A. Mukhtar, and T. Hashmi, Saudi Aramco SAOO; W.S. Al Nasr, Saudi Aramco PE&D


Technical Session 25: Facilities, Operations and Support

Session Chairs: Ferry Anantokusumo, BP Berau; Dan O’Reilly, Chevron Australia Pty. Ltd.; Hamed Ahmed Al-Balushi, Occidental of Oman

Presentation

196450

Breaking the Challenge of Brownfield by Delivering 10,000 BOPD with Implementation of Gas Lift Supply Strategy. The Success Story of Facility Upgrading, Integration and Optimisation in Oil Field

R.M. Kahfie, F. Kurniawan, and R. Saputra, PT Pertamina Hulu Sanga Sanga

196563

Simplify Bypass Pig Speed Calculation Using Probabilistic Method

K. Abdul Samad, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

196370

Storage Tank Emergency Preparedness in Modern Era: Incorporating Technology Advancement on Mature Facility

K. Kristanto, J.A. Witono, I. Victor, I.A. Garmana, H.H. Wongso, A. Situmorang, G. Hariyanto, H. Kusmawan, T. Pebtiadi, F. Nurdin, and G. Rosyadin, PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam

196380

Approach to Establish Well Network Debottlenecking Using Surface Well Testing and Pumping Spreads in a Complex Network System in Mature Fields, Rajasthan, India

A. Pandey, Cairn India Ltd.


Technical Session 26: Surfactant, Polymer Flooding and Nanotechnology

Session Chairs: Li Shidong, Inst. of Chemical and Engineering Sciences, A*STAR; Raj Deo Tewari, PETRONAS

Presentation

196317

Hybrid Nano Acid Fluid Pulsed with Electrokinetic to Stimulate Tight Carbonate Reservoirs: A Novel EOR/IOR Method

M. Kim, M.R. Haroun, M.M. Rahman, and M. Al Kobaisi, Khalifa U. of Science and Technology

196334

A Robust Approach of Identifying High-Performance EOR Surfactants through Non-Destructive Evaluation of the Phase Behavior Microstructure

M.M. Alsinan, H.T. Kwak, J. Gao, and A.B. Fuseni, Saudi Aramco PE&D

196353

A Holistic Approach to Identify the Optimum Cost-Performance Surfactants for Chemical EOR Projects

R. Rommerskirchen and B. Jakobs-sauter, Sasol Germany GmbH; R. Ng, Sasol North America; G.P. Nijssen, Sasol Holding (Netherlands) B.V.

196565

High Molecular Weight Organic Scale Near Wellbore Improved Oil Recovery

S.A. Mohd Hatta, S. Sidek, L. Riyanto, and A. Masngot, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

Technical Sessions


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Technical Sessions



Technical Session 27: Management and Economics of Oil and Gas Assets

Session Chairs: Prady Chaliha, Osaka Gas Australia Pty. Ltd.; Bambang Istadi, PT Energi Mega Persada Tbk

Presentation

196252

Management of Reserves in Mature Oil and Gas Fields

D. Peacock and A. Duncan, Gaffney, Cline & Associates

196316

Evaluating the Impact of Market Variability on Reservoir Behavior and Economics

J.M. Browning, S. Gorell, and D. Bullard, Texas Tech U.

196443

Reservoir Performance Benchmarking to Unlock Further Development Potential of Malaysian Oil Fields

R. Ranjan, S. Soni, and R. Masoudi, PETRONAS

196486

Asset Value Framing: Maximising Asset Lifecycle Value through Opportunity Roadmap Formulation

R. Ranjan, R. Guillory, and R. Masoudi, PETRONAS; M. Bin Abd Rahim, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; M. Jamaludin, PETRONAS


Technical Session 28: Extending Life of Fields

Session Chairs: Sharmin Ahmed, Chevron; Rachmat Hidajat, PT Pertamina EP Cepu

Presentation

196476

A Case Study of Miscible CO2 Flooding in a Giant Middle East Carbonate Reservoir

S. Wu, J. Dong, P. Hui, C. Wang, and L. Zhao, RIPED, PetroChina

196498

First Natural Dump-Flood in Malaysia: A Successful Breakthrough for Maximising Oil Recovery in Offshore with Low Cost Secondary Recovery

M. Abdulhadi, T.V. Tran, H.V. Chin, and S. Jacobs, Halliburton Bayan Petroleum; M. Zulfiqar Usop, A.A. Suggust, K.A. Dolah, and H. Munandai, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

196250

Unlocking Potential of Handil Shallow Oil Reservoir by Using Resin Sand Consolidation Technique

A.N. Hadi, I.A. Yasa, B. Handoko, and S. Warsito, PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam

196395

Augmenting Conventional Gas Lift System via Annulus Injection of Homogenized Foam and Gas: From Paper Plan to Execution

S. Ismail and S. Kunasekaran, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.


Technical Session 29: Drilling Technology Case Studies

Session Chairs: Shankar Bhukya, NOV Wellbore Technologies; Mojtaba Kalhor, International Drilling Fluids (IDF)

Presentation

196315

Successfully Drilling the Two Longest Shallow ERD Wells in the Sultanate of Oman

R.O. Vasquez Bautista, Schlumberger Trinidad Inc.; A.Z. Al Busaidi and M.H. Awadalla, Schlumberger; Q. Rawahi, P. Haeser, and H. Naamani, Petroleum Development Oman

196384

Case Histories from Kuwait to Drill Commingle Zubair Shale Sand Sequences by Using Customised High Performance Water Base Fluid

K. Al-Failakawi, M.D. Al-Khaldy, A. Dutta, A. Al-Rashidi, A. Tickoo, A. Hamed, G. Al-Douseri, A.A. Saleem, A.E. Zakaria, and A. Al-Suraie, Kuwait Oil Co.; A. Rossi, L. Monferone, P. Rane, F.F. Samaan, N. Spagnoli, and G. Giuliano, Newpark Drilling Fluids

196369

Drilling Performance Improvement in Mature Field with Limited Investment Period by Implementing Novel Technology Application

R.C. Pratama, T. Hutabarat, S. Fitryansyah, B. Benny, and R. Dova, PT Chevron Pacific Indonesia; A. Yudipriyana, Halliburton Co.; B. Noviasta, Schlumberger

196410

Analysis of Friction Reduction System Application during Drilling Operations at High Inclination Well on Field X

R. Mudhoffar and J. M. Lumbantobing, Tanri Abeng U.; P. Bayuartha, National Oilwell Varco, Inc.

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Technical Session 30: Monetising and Redeveloping Mature Fields

Session Chairs: Meita Silaban, Chevron Indonesia; Dipak Mandal, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

Presentation

196513

Successful Monetisation of an Extremely Thin Oil Rim and Slanted Contact Reservoir, Offshore Malaysia, through Emerging Technologies and Innovative Concepts

N. Ahmad Tajuddin, H. Dan, F. Tusimin, S. Kawar, S. Riza Feisal, J. M Shah, N. A’Akif Fadzil, and M. Sakdilah, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

196511

Integrated Modelling and Performance Reviews Helps to Unlock New Opportunities in a 40 Year Old Mature Field under Waterflood

M.K. Choudhary, G. Mahanti, and S.V. Subrahmanyam, Brunei Shell Petroleum Co. Sdn. Bhd.

196519

Unify Exploitation and Exploration Prospect to Revive Idle Marginal Offshore Brown Field in South East Sumatera, Indonesia

L.B. Waskito, P. Nugroho, H. Gunawan, A. Gofur, and W. Senoaji, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore South East Sumatera

196409

Acquiring Offshore Project Sanction during Low Oil Price Environment: Rejuvenating Reservoir with Depleted Reservoir Energy via Innovative Low Capex Gas Injection Project

M. Awang Pon, Dialog Energy Sdn. Bhd.; M. Anuar, Halliburton Energy Services; H. Gao, C. Sim, S. Abdul Aziz, and M. Abdulhadi, Dialog Energy Sdn. Bhd.; S. Jacobs, Halliburton Energy Services; T. Van Tran, Dialog Energy Sdn. Bhd.; H. Munandai, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.


Technical Session 31: Simulation, AI and Modelling III

Session Chairs: Manabesh Chowdhury, Antelopus Energy; Mohammed Abdalla Ayoub, U. Teknologi PETRONAS

Presentation

196367

Silhouetted Reservoir Clustering and Connectivity Network Visual Analytic Techniques in Assisted History Matching

A. Ghamdi, Saudi Aramco PE&D

Technical Sessions


196282

A Novel Method to Characterise Time-Variation of Reservoir Properties: Experiment Study, Simulator Development and Its Application in Bohai Bay Oilfield

Z. Sun, Y. Li, and K. Ma, CNOOC Ltd.; J. Xu, China U. of Petroleum (East China)

196432

The Challenge on Grid Configuration Optimising in Building a Dynamic Flow Simulation Model by Preserving Reservoir Heterogeneity of a Seligi Peninsula Malaysia Giant Field

T. Zainal and B. Dwiyarkoro, EnQuest Petroleum Malaysia

196420

Greater Burgan Field Aquifer Material Balance Study

A.M. Al-Samhan, Kuwait Oil Co.; L. Faisal, BP


Technical Session 32: Unconventional Resources / Gas Technology

Session Chairs: David Kersey, Independent; Ng Kiang Fei, PETRONAS

Presentation

196389

Complex Approach to Optimise Completion and Well Placement Strategy for Unconventional Gas Wells: Marcellus Case Study

A. Nikolaeva, Schlumberger

196528

Application of Exploratory Data Analytics (EDA) in Coal Seam Gas Wells with Progressive Cavity Pumps (PCP)

F. Saghir, M.E. Gonzalez Perdomo, and P. Behrenbruch, U. of Adelaide

196540

Novel Method to Reduce Breakdown Pressure of High Stress-Tight Gas Reservoirs Using Thermochemicals

A.R. Al-Nakhli and M.A. Bataweel, Saudi Aramco PE&D

196251

Effects of Solvent Injection in Shale Oil from Clay Minerals: Insights from Molecular Dynamics Simulations

H. Xiong, D. Devegowda, and L. Huang, U. of Oklahoma

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Knowledge Sharing ePoster

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An ePoster, presented on a digital screen, offers the added benefit of animation and video to enhance the visual experience and provide greater interactivity between attendees and authors.

During the ePoster session, authors will present their technical papers at designated ePoster stations. Attendees are encouraged to attend the sessions for more knowledge sharing and networking opportunities. ePosters are also available for attendee’s viewing at ePoster stations throughout the conference.

Paper # Presentation

196234

The Challenge of 3D Numerical Integration of Heterolithic Facies Characterisation in Order to Properly Assess In-Placed Volume Estimation and Capture Reservoir Plumbing System to Improve Production Predictions and Enhance Oil Recovery Operations: An Example from the Seligi Field, Offshore Malaysia PeninsulaB. Dwiyarkoro, EnQuest Petroleum; M.A. Razali, Uzma; W.W. Hasan and M.A. Masni, EnQuest Petroleum

196236NSO-A Field Revaluation Using IPM Suites: A Case Study of Mature Production Data History MatchG. Hetami, E. Mario Purwadiadji, and S. Cahyono, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 12)

196240Full Technical Methodology to Evaluate Well Candidates for Casing Drilling ApplicationsD.C. Herrera Gomez, Schlumberger Middle East S.A.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 29)

196241

Innovative Production Logging Solution Enabled Comprehensive Horizontal Well Evaluation in Challenging Downhole ConditionsK. Alsunnary and Y.A. Al-Abdulmohsin, Saudi Aramco; M.A. Bawazir and Z. Zaouali, Schlumberger(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 06)

196243

Applications of Artificial Neural Networks in Petroleum Engineering - Part I: Prediction of Lost Circulation for Natural and Induced Fractures FormationsH. Alkinani and S.A. Hilgedick, Missouri U. of Science and Technology(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 08)

196244

Using Computer Simulation to Overcome Unforeseen Challenges during Start-Up and Commissioning of a Water Injection SystemG. Addicott, Hydraulic Analysis Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 17)

196247 Lesson Learned from Adopting Sustainability Aspect for Gas Development ProjectT.H. Asmoro, H.E. Prabowo, and A.P. Prayascitra, Medco E&P Indonesia

196248Dynamic Well Modelling, Where We Are? Mahakam Operation Experience for Well Diagnostic and OptimisationA.S. Ashfahani and S. Sulistiyo, PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam; H. Hapsari, Schlumberger(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 31)

196253

Wettability State and Phase Distributions during Steam Injection with and without Chemical Additives: An Experimental Analysis Using Visual Micro-ModelsR.A. Pratama and T. Babadagli, U. of Alberta(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 07)

196254A Physic-Based Scaling Curve of Gas Production under Compaction: A Leading Way to Better Machine-Learning PredictionF.M. Sajjad, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java; R.K. Santoso and W. Saputra, King Abdullah U. of Science & Technology; S. Sobani and S. Naja, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java

196255Improvement of Operational Excellence: Reducing Unplanned Production DefermentJ. Lim, J. Kueh, and B. Maskawi, PETRONAS(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 25)

196256A Scalable Parallel Thermal Reservoir Simulator for Large Scale ModelsH. Liu and Z. Chen, U. of Calgary(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 31)

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196259Harnessing the Power of Natural Language Processing and Fuzzy Theory to Improve Oil and Gas Data Management EfficiencyH.M. Asfoor and W.S. Kaskas, Saudi Aramco(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 15)

196262Liquid-Bead Solution for Light Weight Cement SlurriesC. Lakmun, Brunei Shell Petroleum(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 27)

196263 A Hybrid Method of 3-D Embedded Discrete Fracture Model and Green Element MethodX. Rao, L. Cheng, R. Cao, P. Jia, and Y. Wu, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing

196264Interrelationships of Rock Elastics Properties to Petrophysical Pore Structure and Geometric Details of SandstoneM.N. Ali Akbar, U. of Miskolc; A. Salam, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing; S. Prakoso, Trisakti U.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 10)

196266Novel Time Saving Well Integrity Assurance MethodologyA.F. Stein, Interwell Norway AS(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 06)

196268

Designing an Offshore Rich CO2 Gas Field with Waxy Condensate for Low Temperature CO2 Separation ProcessN.B. Mohamad Adanan, PETRONAS; W. Wan Hashim, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; A. Alias and F. A Karim, PETRONAS; M. Mat Isa, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; Q. M Nazori and R. M Norpiah, PETRONAS(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 05)

196269A New Method to Predict and Assessment the Risk of Shallow Water Flow in Deep-Water DrillingH. Wang and J. Yang, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 14)

196270

Geomechanical Risk and Compaction-Subsidence Evaluations for Optimum Field Development of Karstified Limestone Reservoir in Offshore Sarawak, MalaysiaK. Teng, C. Tan, N. Nik Kamaruddin, I. Musa, and M. Feroz Sultan, PETRONAS(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 10)

196271Fuzzy Logic and Digital Concept for Estimation Oil and Gas DevelopmentC. Nugraha, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 24)

196273

The First Alternate Path Horizontal Openhole Gravel Pack Completion in Soft-Weak Carbonate Gas Reservoir: Offshore East JavaA. Jayadi, A. Akbari, I.L. Ramadhan, and D.L. Cerron, Schlumberger; T. Firmanto, I. Onggo, and T. Aoki, Kangean Energy Indonesia

196276Highly Efficient Nanocrystalline Cellulose Cross-Linker for Fracturing Fluid SystemC. Zhang and Y. Wang, China U. of Petroleum (East China)(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 19)

196277Transient Heat Transfer Model for Wellbore and Formation of Shut-In Offshore Oil WellsT. Fang, CNOOC Ltd., Tianjin Branch(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 14)

196278Review on ORC: Geothermal Demonstration Plant Lahendong North Sulawesi IndonesiaS.N. Wibowo and K. Pudyastuti, Trisakti U.; S. Suyanto, Badan Pengkajian dan Penerapan Teknologi; S. Patangke, Pertamina Geothermal Energy

196280Unlocking Depleted Sandy Reservoir Potential Using ESP Improvement in Cinta FieldM. Herlanda, M. Dondo, F. Afi, and K. Zhafira, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi OSES(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 18)

196281 Acidising Done Right in the Hot Offshore Wells - Case StudyM. Nikolaev and B. Kamaletdinov, Schlumberger



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196283

Deep Horizontal Drilling Optimisation, on a Highly Fractured and Dense Formation with Multiple FaultsR.O. Vasquez Bautista, Schlumberger Oman; A.B. Al-Lawati, Schlumberger; K. Wahshi, Petroleum Development Oman; M. Heidari, Schlumberger; T. Al-Manthari, Petroleum Development Oman(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 22)

196284 Novel Plug and Perf Technic in Monore Completion of Jurassic Gas Well in KuwaitM.A. Al-Matar, Kuwait Oil Co.; M. Aljaber, Baker Hughes, a GE company; A.A. Al-Theyab, Kuwait Oil Co.

196285Sustainable Development of Mature Oilfields by Transforming High Water-Cut Wells for Geothermal ProductionK. Wang and X. Wu, U. of Oklahoma(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 09)

196286Practical Upscaling of WAG Hysteresis Parameters from Core to Full-Field ScaleO.A. Talabi and J.E. Moreno, Schlumberger WTA Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 05)

196287 Analytical Approach for Injectivity Profiling through Warm-Back Analysis in Multilayer ReservoirsR.G. Hashish and M. Zeidouni, Louisiana State U.

196289Ultra-High Density Oil-Based Drilling Fluids Laboratory Evaluation and Applications in Ultra-HPHT ReservoirQ. Li and N. Hisham, Texas A&M U.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 22)

196290Investigate the Immiscible WAG Injection Phenomena from Lab Scale to Field Scale for Abu Dhabi Carbonate Rocks ReservoirL.O. Alnuaimi, O. Shahrokhi, and M. Sohrabi, Heriot-Watt U.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 05)

196291 Low Pore Pressure Hydraulic Fracturing Breakthrough in Sanga SangaR. Rachmanto, PT Pertamina Hulu Sanga Sanga

196292Digital Assurance in the Oil and Gas Industry: Role, Implementation and Case StudiesV.K. Baskaran, S. Singh, V. Reddy, and S. Mohandas, Cognizant Technology Solutions(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 24)

196293Best Practices for Assessing Chemical EOR Project Risks for a Major Malaysian Offshore OilfieldA. Khanifar and R. Deo Tewari, PETRONAS(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 26)

196295A New Artificial Intelligence Recognition Method of Dominant Channel Based on Principal Component AnalysisC. Chen, CNOOC Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 02)

196299 Infill Well Placement Optimisation Using Integrated Asset Modelling TechniqueT. Lee, Korea Gas Corp.; D. Jeong, Schlumberger WTA Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.; S. Jang, Korea Gas Corp.

196300 Confirmed Effectiveness of Tracer’s Production Logging in Comparison with Conventional Production LoggingA.A. Anopov and K. Ovchinnikov, GEOSPLIT

196301

An Integrated Geological Approachment for a Successful Waterflood Implementations and EOR Planning: Lesson Learned from Tanjung Field Development, Barito Basin, IndonesiaB.A. Setya Wardhana and G.S. Titaley, PT Pertamina EP; N. Purwatiningsih, PT Pertamina(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 13)

196303 MEG Regeneration System UpgradeJ. Kim, P. Scalea, and J. Kim, POSCO DAEWOO

196308

Laboratory Design of a Chemical EOR Pilot in Rantau FieldM. Chabert and S. Roy, Solvay; L. Brunet Errard, IFPEN; A.W. Bachtiar, F. Purba, O. Octaviani, I. Fauzi, and A. Wardhana, PT Pertamina EP(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 26)

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196310 Preliminary Considerations on the Application of Out-of-Sequence Multi-Stage Pinpoint FracturingB. Y. Jamaloei, NCS Multistage Inc.

196311

A New Generation of Independent Temperature and Pressure Drilling Fluids System with Flat Rheological Properties, Low Invasion, Higher Shale Stability and Lubricity to Replace Oil Based MudS. Taraghikhah, M. Kalhor Mohammadi, and K. Tahmasbi, Pars Drilling Fluids Co.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 29)

196312

Meeting the Strategy of Onshore Petroleum Exploration Based on Statistical Analysis of Development Cost and Commercial Reserves in IndonesiaA. Abdul Azizurrofi, Z. Manan, and Y. Setya Buana, SKK Migas(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 15)

196313Digitalising Performance Management with Business Analytics and Risk Based PlanningQ. Okasha, Kuwait Oil Co.; A. Aladasani, Consultant; M.F. Al Dushaishi, Texas A&M International U.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 27)

196314

Non-Intrusive Technologies for Prudent Brown Field Redevelopment: An Operator’s ExperienceW. Yeap, A. Naharindra, S. Sidek, H. Yusuf, C.Y. Tang, N. Ain Sapian, F. Tusimin, K. Tan, L. Riyanto, N. A’Akif Fadzil, and A.A. Kamis, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; M. Talanana, Sarawak Shell Bhd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 21)

196319 Predicting the Rate of Penetration Prior to Drilling Using Artificial Neural NetworksH. Alkinani and S.A. Hilgedick, Missouri U. of Science and Technology

196322The Effect of Wastewater from Traditional Oil Exploitation on River Water QualityY. Hedar and M.F. Umam, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Indonesia(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 04)

196325 An Unconventional Approach for DebottleneckingE. Al-Haddad and S. Gudivada, Kuwait Oil Co.

196326

Well Opportunity Register, Define and Selection: Changing the Game in Production Optimisation Using Automation and AnalyticsC.C. Mario, T. Triyono, S. Saefuddin, R. Saputra, A. Nugrahanto, A. Setiawan, I. Utama, N. Nasrudin, and E.T. Yuliani, Saka Energi; H. Martinez, P. Songchitruksa, B. Kartika Djaya, R. Sinha, K. Vadivel, and S. Metra, Schlumberger(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 02)

196327Petroleum Flight Simulations with PetrocupY.H. Wijaya and I.S. Mohd Husin, PETRONAS; A. Aslanyan and R. Farakhova, Nafta College(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 15)

196328Present Situation and New Problems About Deliquification of Four Major Gas AreasM. Jia, N. Li, J. Zhang, J. Li, G. Cao, Y. Wang, Y. Liu, Y. Zhang, and H. Wang, RIPED, PetroChina(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 28)

196332

A Comprehensive Laboratory Assessment of Smart Sand Production Mitigation and Wellbore Leakage Mitigation by Means of Engineered Biomineralisation of Bacterial ActivityS. Chandra, W. Angtony, H. Herianto, Y.A. Nugroho, and T. Marhaendrajana, Bandung Inst. of Technology(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 28)

196333Safeguarding Well Integrity through Vigilant Sand Production Monitoring and Surveillance in Digital FieldE.S. Mohd Shabarudin, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; M. Mokhlis, Schlumberger WTA Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 24)

196335IoT Implementation on Artificial Lift System in the KS Brownfield in South Sumatra IndonesiaA. Hidayat, D. Wijayanto, and A. Sujai, PT. Medco E&P Indonesia; Y. Aryadi and A. Fathurachman, Weatherford(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 24)



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196336LNG Tank Automation at Floating Storage Unit to Maximise Regasification Product at Malaysia PeninsulaM. Juazlin, PETRONAS; S.D. Rahmawati, Bandung Inst. of Tech.; B. Suryajaya, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 27)

196339 Experimental Investigation and Modelling of Methane Hydrate Formation in the WellboreW. Fu, B. Sun, Z. Wang, J. Xu, and J. Zhang, China U. of Petroleum (East China)

196340Improving Cycle Time to Deliver Perforation Charges for Unconventional Fracturing OperationsM.N. Alulait and M. Kurdi, Saudi Aramco(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 11)

196341

Successful Matrix Acidising Using Novel Modified HF Acid System in Sandstone Formation with Fines Migration in B FieldC. Ting and Z. Kamarudzaman, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; M. Aris, PETRONAS; N. Hasbi and S. Mohd Jeffry, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 19)

196343

Case Study Channel Fracturing for High Production Improvement in a Tight Conglomeratic Sandstone ReservoirF.A. Soenarjo, R. Sitaresmi, M.S. Wahyuni, and H.K. Oetomo, Trisakti U.; I.W. Suandana, PetroChina International Jabung Ltd.; S.L. Nasution, PT Halliburton Indonesia(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 09)

196344 Modelling Gas-Oil Gravity Drainage in Vuggy Naturally Fractured Carbonate Reservoir as Triple Porosity SystemW. Utomo and O.R. Gosselin, Imperial College London; M.A. Giddins, H. Mustapha, and M. Ahmed Elfeel, Schlumberger

196345Economic Analysis and Risk Management in Development of Tight-Low Permeability ReservoirT. Yu, Z. Lei, and J. Hou, RIPED, PetroChina(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 27)

196346New Model for Water Finding Using Polymer Tracer TechnologyY. Shan, EverGreen Energy Service, LLC.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 13)

196347Using Artificial Neural Networks to Estimate Shear Wave Velocity in Carbonate and Sandstone FormationsA.S. Amer, Newpark Drilling Fluids; M. Alsaba, Australian College of Kuwait(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 08)

196348

Facies Analysis Using Biostratigraphy Data and also Development and Controlling Factors of Miocene Carbonate Buildups, Central SulawesiP.Y. Pratama, D. Dzakirin, L. Luqman, R. Rahadian, S. Anastasia, R. Helbet, W. Raharjo, R. Wibowo, and A. Zaidy, JOB Pertamina-Medco E&P Tomori Sulawesi

196349Preparing for Decommissioning: Development of Inspection, Maintenance, and Repair (IMR) Strategy for Inactive Offshore PlatformI.B. Weda Suputra, K. Junedi, and G.S. Putra, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java

196352 Numerical Modelling of Sand ScreensP.A. Gago, R. Blumenfeld, and P.R. King, Imperial College London; S. Tyson, U. Teknologi Brunei

196354Using Transfer Matrix Method to Determine the Side Force at the Bit of Complex BHA and hence, BHA Directional ResponseK. Singh and S.Z. Miska, U. of Tulsa(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 22)

196355Using Machine Learning in Real Options Valuation of an Unexplored OilfieldF.R. Pratikto, Parahyangan Catholic U.; S.W. Indratno, K. Suryadi, and D. Santoso, Bandung Inst. of Technology(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 27)

196356 Investigating the Relation between External Work and Changes in Internal Surfaces during Immiscible DisplacementH. Long-Sanouiller, S.S. Akarri, A. Bouhouche, C.F. Berg, and O. Torsæter, PoreLab, Norwegian U. of Science and Technology



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196358

Revisitting Cisubuh Formation in Onshore North West Java Basin; New Analysis from Stratigraphic, Geochemistry, and Subsurface Perspective; Big Impact for Petroleum System and Shallow Target Hydrocarbon Exploration in Northwest Java BasinA.R. Ginanjar, E. Anggraeni, M. Subhan, I. Suhartanto, W. Wibowo, and A. Aditya, PT Pertamina EP

196360HPHT Sour Gas Field Evaluation and Optimisation through Rate Transient Analysis and Network Modelling: A Case StudyA. Hidayat, D. Febrianto, E. Wijayanti, D. Nurhajj, and A. Sujai, PT Medco E&P Indonesia(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 16)

196361

Successful Integration of Sampling while Drilling and Geomechanical Analysis in Unconsolidated Reservoirs: A Case Study from Sarawak, MalaysiaA. Khalid, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; A. Loong, I. Tat, and S. Winters, ROC Oil (Sarawak); N. Hardikar and A. Khaksar, Baker Hughes, a GE company; B. Samsudin, PETRONAS; M. Kamaruddin, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 03)

196362 Philosophy of EORT. Babadagli, U. of Alberta

196363The Case Study of Underground Gas Storage in Lean Gas Condensate Reservoir with Strong Water-DriveC. Tien, Chinese Petroleum Corp., Taiwan(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 17)

196368Why Do We Need to Develop New Inhibitors for Waxphaltene?A. Mahmoudkhani, A. Punase, J.I. Aguiar, and R. Smith, Clariant(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 14)

196372Ensuring Drilling Operation Safety during Fast Drilling Ramp Up in Mahakam DeltaB.H. Muryanto, C. Agriawan, A. Fidiansyah, and R. Therademaker, PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 04)

196373Challenges of Dynamic Modelling of a Non-Equilibrium Oil Reservoir for a Mega Project Field Development Planning: Case Study for Field S in MalaysiaA. Hajizadeh, PETRONAS; R.D. Tewari, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.

196374

Integrated Artificial Neural Network and Object-Based Modelling for Enhancement History Matching in a Fluvial Channel Sandstone ReservoirH. Vo Thanh, Kyushu U.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 20)

196377

Wax Deposition Model Validation Using Field Data from Cambay Basin, IndiaJ.R. Agarwal, S.R. Dhingra, and N.R. Shah, Pandit Deendayal Petroleum U.; S.N. Shah, U. of Oklahoma; A. Sircar, Pandit Deendayal Petroleum U.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 14)

196378

Single Trip Multizone Perforation and Gravel Pack (PERFPAC): Success Story and Lessons Learned in Malaysian ApplicationM. Rozlan, M. Ishak, and W. Che Hamat, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; J.A. Gil, Schlumberger WTA Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.; J. Chin, Schlumberger; S.M. Bt Syed Abd Rahim, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; M. Misron, PETRONAS; M. Md A Jabar and A. A Satar, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 23)

196381

Development Well Drilling with Sacrificial Drill Pipe Completion in Fracture Basement Reservoir: Case Study from Sumpal Field South Sumatra Basin, IndonesiaB.R. Permana, ConocoPhillips Indonesia Inc.; Y. Darmadi, ConocoPhillips; F. Hamid, ConocoPhillips Indonesia Inc.; A. Faisal, B. Tejo, and L.E. Tupamahu, ConocoPhillips

196383Tight Carbonate Reservoir Characterisation and Completion Optimisation Using Magnetic Resonance in a Horizontal WellC. Nugroho, PT Baker Hughes Indonesia; M.F. Shehab El Dein, D.S. Ray, M. Zekraoui, and R.B. Quttainah, Kuwait Oil Co.; M. Ghioca, Baker Hughes, a GE company



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196390Synthetic Time-Lapse Production Surveillance: Automated Workflow Technology to Monitor Oilfields Continuously and on DemandM.M. Dallag, M.A. Bawazir, and S. Shukla, Schlumberger

196391 Rectification of Propane Dehydration System in Aceh Operation Mature Field Surface FacilitiesM. Luthfi, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi NSB & NSO

196392

Gas Lift Robbing Prevention in Dual String Completion Using Production Pressure Operating ValveF.M. Sajjad, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java; K. Sastradinata and S. Rahmawati, Bandung Inst. of Technology; E. Mujib and A. Mansur, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 18)

196393 Introducing SCRUM Concept in Drilling Operating: An Innovation Story from MahakamB.H. Muryanto, A. Fidiansyah, C. Agriawan, and A. Wiharja, PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam

196394OBM Decontamination: A Case StudyA.R. Altowilib, D.S. Sequeira, O. Egbukole, and A.M. Sahl, Saudi Aramco PE&D(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 03)

196396Holistic Digital Transformation: Key Enabler to Enhance Productivity, Flexibility, Reliability for an E&P CompanyM. Deka and A. Roychoudhury, Oil India Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 12)

196398Initiate Digital Oil Field Application at Mature Offshore Oil Field in South East Sumatera, IndonesiaL.B. Waskito and M. Vidrianto, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore South East Sumatera(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 24)

196399Comprehensive Study of the Oda Corrected Permeability Upscaling MethodM.G. Haridy, U. of Aberdeen; F. Sedighi, Sciencore Ltd.; P. Ghahri, Oil and Gas Authority; K. Ussenova and M. Zhiyenkulov, Schlumberger

196400

Comparative Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Single-Component and Multi-Component Hydrocarbon Additives for Bitumen Recovery by Steam Assisted Gravity DrainageB. Selvakumar, I.D. Gates, and B.B. Maini, U. of Calgary(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 07)

196401 Hybrid Modular Process Design in Onshore Field Development: Reduction in Cost with Early MonetisationA.A. Khan, Indian Oil Corp. Ltd.; V. Sharma, Rajiv Gandhi Inst. of Petroleum Technology

196402Effect of Fluid Flow Rate and Water Salinity on Fines Migration and Production in Sandstone Reservoirs: A Case StudyB. Wu, CSIRO Energy; M. Zamberi and S. Shaffee, PETRONAS; X. Choi, Monash U.; D. Nguyen, CSIRO Energy; Z.B. Johar and M.B. Jadid, PETRONAS Carigali Sd.n Bhd.

196403Investing in Indonesian Gas Industry to Support the Nation’s Energy SecurityH.A. Putra and A. Nurjanah, Badan Koordinasi Penanaman Modal(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 11)

196406History Match Process Optimiser HMPOA. Ghamdi and J.B. Oluwa, Saudi Aramco PE&D(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 16)

196408Drilling No Surprise: The Success of a HTHP Offshore Well Drilling in Ledong Block, South China SeaP. Liu, Schlumberger; Y. Gao, CNOOC(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 29)

196411Three-Phase Sandstone Acidising: Quantification and Analysis of Evolved CO2 in the Presence of Oil and WaterS. Muhemmed, H. Kumar, and H.A. Nasr-El-Din, Texas A&M U.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 19)



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196412Optimum Water Injection Model for Different Types of Carbonate Reservoirs in the Middle EastL. Sun, B. Li, Y. Li, and Y. Jiao, RIPED, PetroChina(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 01)

196413Systematic Management for Drilling Process ImprovementC. Damski, Genesis Petroleum Technologies Pty Ltd(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 15)

196414The EOR Mechanism and Flow Behaviours of High-Viscosity Modified Starch Nanogel Particles in Porous MediaM. Qu, Enhanced Oil Recovery Inst.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 26)

196415A New Method to Evaluate Potential Hydrocarbon in Hard Overpressure ZoneY.R. Apranda, Inst. Teknologi Bandung; R.S. Riadi, PT Pertamina Hulu Sanga-Sanga(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 01)

196416

Sustainability Initiative: Integrating Environment and Social (E&S) Requirement into a Front End Loading (FEL) Management SystemT.H. Asmoro, H.E. Prabowo, and A.P. Prayascitra, Medco E&P Indonesia(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 04)

196417New Perspective to Unlock Opportunities in Mature Field: Sanga-Sanga Block, IndonesiaF. Fedriando, PT Pertamina Hulu Sanga Sanga(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 30)

196419

Reservoir Productivity Assessment Using Advanced Formation Evaluation, Image Logs and Formation Testing and Sampling Methods: A Case StudyJ.H. Harfoushian, Schlumberger; I.F. Firdaus, L.P. Gultom, A. Sadat, I. Negara, and H. Yusuf, Saka Energi; D. Juandi, PT Schlumberger Geophysics Nusantara; A. Datey, Schlumberger; M.M. Adeyosfi, Schlumberger Indonesia; R. Sudarwoto, PT Schlumberger Geophysics Nusantara; F. Wibowo, B. Herianto, and R. Hartanto, Schlumberger Indonesia(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 03)

196421Sour Gas Facilities Debottlenecking: Establishing Feasible Operational Boundaries for Higher Contaminants ProcessingS. Muhamad, A. Ahmad Johari, and N. Din Hatt Abdullah, PETRONAS(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 25)

196423Modelling and Simulation of Immiscible WAG Injection Processes: The Role of Trapped-GasL.O. Alnuaimi, Heriot-Watt U.; H.A. Alzayer, Saudi Aramco PE&D RD&SD; M. Sohrabi, Heriot-Watt U.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 05)

196425

Well Spacing and Injection Rate Design for Waterflood Optimisation Using 3 Variables Scatter Plot, Case Study: Bajubang, Kenali Asam & Tempino FieldS.N. Buwono and R.A. Pratama, PT Pertamina EP(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 13)

196426Numerical Simulation of Improving Cementing Displacement Efficiency under Narrow Safety Density WindowH.Y. Gao, Z.Q. Ai, and Z.T. Yuan, PetroChina Tarim Oilfield Co.; F. Chen, Shanghai U.; Z.F. Liu and F. Zhang, PetroChina Tarim Oilfield Co.

196427Towards a Reliable Determination of Saturation Pressure: A Hybrid of Mouth Brooding Fish (MBF) Algorithm and Flash CalculationsM. Ebadi and D.A. Koroteev, Skolkovo Inst. of Science and Technology

196428

From Data Collection to Data Analysis: How to Successfully Extract Useful Information from Big Data in the Oil and Gas Industry?R. Mutar, Ministry of Communications and Technology, Iraq; M. Ali, Earthlink(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 02)

196429Minimising Reservoir Uncertainty in Complex Deep Water Slope Channel Deposition through High Frequency Reservoir Simulation History Match: Case HistoryK.W. Pradja, N. Anindito, R.O. Hasibuan, and I.B. Pangestu, Eni Indonesia



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196431 Mitigation of Scaling Potential of Seawater in HP/HT Environment Using Phosphonate Scale InhibitorR.M. Yamak and H.A. Nasr-El-Din, Texas A&M U.; S. Rahim, Halliburton; M. Taleb, U. of Calgary

196433Flow Induced Vibration and Movements Modelling on Multiphase Pipeline on Russian Far North Green FieldK. Goridko, R. Khabibullin, and V. Verbitsky, Gubkin U.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 25)

196436Integrated Hydrocarbon Asset Management: Efficient Strategies and Innovative SolutionsR. Masoudi, PETRONAS(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 11)

196437Late Life Field Development of Shale Reservoir: A Data Analytical ApproachS. Lashari, Pakistan Petroleum Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 02)

196438

Optimising Operating Cost through Production Management and Techno-Economic Approach in Mature Field and Gross Split SchemeW.A. Nugroho, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java; H.G. Panaiputra and D.N. Kusuma, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi; A.D. Wirawan, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 25)

196440 Giving a Boost to Low Pressure Gas Well by Installing Gas EjectorP. Wei, Kuwait Foreign Petroleum Exploration Co.; B.J. Macdonald, KCI

196441

Conforming Production Logging Tool with High Resolution Electrical Imager in CarbonatesC. Nugroho, Baker Hughes, a GE company; N. Al-Khalifa, T. Banerjee, and A. Tiwary, Kuwait Oil Co.; L. Memiche, Baker Hughes Solutions(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 10)

196444 Characterisation of Paraffin Crystals Aggregation Behaviour in Shearing Fields Using Fractal Dimensional AnalysisZ. Wang and Y. Liu, Northeast Petroleum U.; J. Li, Daqing Oilfield Co. Ltd.; R. Rui, Massachusetts Inst. of Technology

196446

A Novel Formula for Estimating Oil Compressibility Below Bubble Point Pressure Using Group Method of Data Handling: A Comparative ApproachM.A. Ayoub, U. Teknologi PETRONAS(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 02)

196449 A Straight Line p/z Plot in Multilayer Tight Gas ReservoirsK. Jongkittinarukorn, Chulalongkorn U.; N.C. Last, Well Test Knowledge International

196453

Estimating PVT Properties of Crude Oil Systems Based on a Boosted Decision Tree Regression Modelling Scheme with K-means ClusteringM. Almashan, Y. Narusue, and H. Morikawa, The U. of Tokyo(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 08)

196454Cost Effective Long Interval Wellbore Cleanout Using Wireline Technology: Field Application in Peciko Field, East KalimantanR. Rahman, P.S. Kurniawati, and M.N. Jamal, PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 28)

196456 Stimulated Reservoir Volume in Glutenite: Insight from LaboratoryR. Feng, Q. Xie, and M. Sarmadivaleh, Curtin U.

196458Advanced Data-Driven Model for Drilling Bit Position and Direction Determination during Well DeepeningV. Koryabkin and T. Baybolov, Gazpromneft NTC; A. Semenikhin, IBM Science and Technology Center(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 22)

196463

Simple and Effective Step to Rejuvenate and Generate Opportunities in a Mature Field: Challenging Historical Data and Defying the Established UnderstandingM. Abdulhadi and T.V. Tran, Dialog Bhd.; S. Jacobs, Halliburton Energy Services; M.Z. Usop, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 30)



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196464 Performance Improvement of Thickened Liquid CO2 by Introducing a Philic-CO2 Silicone PolymerQ. Li, Y. Wang, Q. Li, and F. Wang, China U. of Petroleum (East China)

196467

Successful Scale Application of Associative Polymer Flooding for Offshore Heavy Oilfield in Bohai Bay of ChinaY. Guo, Southwest Petroleum U. and Sichuan Guangya Polymer Chemical Co., Ltd.; J. Zhang, CNOOC Research Inst.; Y. Liu and G. Liu, CNOOC Ltd., Tianjin Branch; X. Xue, CNOOC Research Inst.; P. Luo, Southwest Petroleum U.; Z. Ye, Southwest Petroleum U. and Chengdu Technological U.; X. Zhang, Southwest Petroleum U. and Sichuan Guangya Polymer Chemical Co., Ltd.; Y. Liang, Southwest Petroleum U.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 01)

196468Collaborative Well Planning for a Deepwater Field Development Utilising 4-D Coupled Geomechanical ModellingN. Nik Kamaruddin, C. Tan, K. Teng, I. Musa, and M. Feroz Sultan, PETRONAS(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 14)

196475Water Injection Performance Benchmarking and Replication of Best Practices Reduces Operating Cost Improves RecoveryF. Aziz and D. Mandal, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 21)

196478

Managing Platform Start-Up Flow Assurance with Different Scenario Comparison via Integrated Transient Modelling Advisor (ITMA)R.K. Krishnan and O. Talabi, Schlumberger(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 25)

196479

Remedial Sand Control in Mature Fields: Lessons Learnt from Thru-Tubing Ceramic Sand Screen Application in Offshore East MalaysiaW. Yeap, K. Idris, A. Gupta, and C. Roh, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 23)

196481

Hybrid Drill Bit Technology on Performance Motor Bottom Hole Assembly Yields Breakthrough Drilling Performance in KuwaitA. Al-Nemer and M.R. Pandya, Baker Hughes, a GE company; W. Agawani, Baker Hughes Solutions; A. Abdelhamid, Baker Hughes, a GE company(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 29)

196482Back to Basic: How a Field in Offshore Borneo Maximise Production and Recovery via Classical MethodN. Abd Rahman and M. Abd Wahid, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 30)

196485Success Story: Offshore Well Services Using Rigless Offshore Scaffolding Pipes Structure in TBA Field SalawatiQ. Rezi Quraishi and M. Mubaraq, JOB Pertamina-PetroChina Salawati(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 28)

1964882nd Chance: An Interactive HSEQ Event and Initiative Reporting System for Improving Performance in Well Intervention DivisionA. Siswanto, R. Therademaker, and R. Ramli, PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam

196489Application of Multi-Lateral Wells for Production and Enhanced Oil Recovery: Case Studies from CanadaE. Delamaide, IFP Technologies Canada Inc.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 13)

196491 Impact of Drag Reducing Agents (DRA) for Pipeline Capacity AugmentationM. Shukla, Cairn India

196492

VSD Setting: ESP Motor Current-Feedback, an Effective Approach to Mitigate High Gas Interference Problem in Gassy ESP Well - Case Study SK-0178W. Amijaya, H. Kusuma, N. Narso, and G.Y. Sudibyo, PT Medco E&P Indonesia(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 18)



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196493Thermal and Hydraulic Impact on the Productivity of Fractured ReservoirM.B. Agonafir, D. Berawala, and J.S. Sachdeva, U. of Stavanger(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 20)

196495

Application of Design of Experiments for Well Pattern Optimisation in Umiat Oil Field: A Natural Petroleum Reserve of Alaska Case StudyY. Gurav and A.Y. Dandekar, U. of Alaska Fairbanks; S.L. Patil, King Fahd U. of Petroleum & Minerals; S.D. Patwardhan, MIT, Pune(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 17)

196496

Revealing Hidden Potentials to Maintain Production by Using Integrated Petrophysical Interpretation Techniques in Mahakam Mature FieldsH.K. Hidayat, S. Supriady, T. Anwar, G. Ariestya, and B. Giriansyah, PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 01)

196499

A Game Changer, Avoiding Production Deferment: First Successful Wireless Ignition System for Floating Flare Unit (FFU) in MalaysiaW. Kok, Tai Crest Resources Sdn. Bhd.; S. Bin Mahmood, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 25)

196500

Application of Integrated Geology, Geomechanics to Stimulation Optimisation Workflow to Maximise Well Potential in a Tight Oil Reservoir in Ordos Basin in Northern Central ChinaK. Qiu, Schlumberger(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 09)

196501

Integrated Production Forecast Evaluation in a Complex Gas Market System: A Multidiscipline Approach to Optimise Gas Supply-Demand in Corridor Block, South Sumatera, IndonesiaM. Ginanjar and S. Yusim, ConocoPhillips Grissik Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 21)

196502

Utilisation of Plant Information Management System as the Solution for Safely and Stable Production Operation Effectively and EfficientlyR.S. Nasution, Eni Indonesia(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 12)

196504Wider Salinity Range and Lower Water Detection Limit for Multiphase FlowmetersM. Fiore, C.G. Xie, and G. Jolivet, Schlumberger(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 06)

196505

Chemical Agents Diversion with Microseismic Monitoring: New Era of Refracturing for Open-Hole Horizontal Well in Tight Oil Reservoir of Junggar Basin, ChinaJ. Chen, Y. Wang, and X. Zhao, PetroChina Tarim Oilfield Co.; B. Zeng, X. Liu, and W. Li, Beijing Gepetto Petroleum Technology Co., Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 19)

196506

An Innovative Method of Integrating Geo-Cellular and Dynamic Models for Secondary Oil RecoveryS. Rajput, Baker Hughes, a GE company; A. Roy and R. Pathak, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.; F. Kandau, N. Nathesan, and Y. Sam, Baker Hughes, a GE company; A. Khalid, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 13)

196507

Success Story of Sustaining Production of Shallow Sand Reservoir with Screenless FracPack Treatment in Mangunjaya FieldB.R. Saputra, S.A. Putranti, I. Yudis, and S.L. Nasution, Halliburton Indonesia; M.Z. Giansyah, A.W. Sarwono, and E.D. Dusyanto, PT Pertamina EP

196509Modelling Interwell Interference in Eagle Ford Shale: A Study of the Effects of Parent Well Depletion on Fracture Propagation in Child WellsX. Guo, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing



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196510New Model of Water Channelling Identification in Unconsolidated Sandstone ReservoirW. Gu, CNOOC Research Inst. Co., Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 20)

196512

A New Approach to Measure the Wettability of Porous Media by Temperature Sensitivity of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Relaxation TimeH.T. Kwak, J. Gao, and A.M. Al-Harbi, Saudi Aramco PE&D(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 03)

196514Banyu Urip Reservoir Daily Well Deliverability MonitoringS.S. Widyasari, Y. Metaray, H. Wahyudi, and N. Patel, ExxonMobil Cepu Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 21)

196520A New Model to Infer Interwell Connectivity in Low Permeability Oil FieldC. Chen, CNOOC Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 31)

196521Operationalising Upstream Process SafetyB.M. Todd, S.C. Brown, and M.M. Reese, Baker Hughes, a GE company(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 04)

196522

Compartment Analysis Using Fault Seal Prediction in Syn-Drifting Miocene Carbonate Reservoir of Banggai Basin and Its Implication to Field DevelopmentD. Dzakirin, P. Pratama, L. Luqman, W.B. Raharjo, R. Wibowo, and R. Helbet, JOB Pertamina Medco E&P Tomori Sulawesi; N. Marom, PT Geoservices Ltd.; A.H. Sasoni, PT. Geoservices Ltd.

196524

A Novel Technique: Utilising Artificial Neural Network to Predict the Fluid Rate and Bottom Hole Flowing Pressure for Gas-Lifted Oil WellsM.M. Bahaa, Gulf of Suez Petroleum Co.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 20)

196525 Innovative Approach to Production Optimisation Using Customised Integrated Surveillance ApproachP. Kumar, Shell India Markets Pvt. Ltd.; N. Zdenkovic, ELSA Fluid Consulting

196527 Experimental Study on Upgrading Heavy Oil Using Carbon Nano-Catalysts Assisted with Microwave HeatingB. Hou, Research Inst. of Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum (Group) Corp. Ltd.; K. Li, Stanford U.

196530

Simultaneous Interpretation of Relative Permeability and Capillary Pressure for a Naturally Fractured Carbonate Formation from Wireline Formation TestingX. Liu and D. Yang, U. of Regina; A. Chen, Shell Oil Co.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 03)

196531

Establishing Proper Abandonment and Site Restoration Strategy to Reduce Uncertainty in Developing Mature Offshore Field: A Case Study of ONWJ Field in IndonesiaF.M. Sajjad, B.R. Wijaya, and K. Junedi, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java; S. Chandra, Inst. Teknologi Bandung; N. Nasrullah, S. Naja and I.M. Sukrajaya, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore North West Java

196532Present Day Borehole Imager Technology Conveyed while Drilling in High Risk Fractured CarbonateI.T. Pasaribu, Schlumberger Indonesia; A. Murtani, Saka Indonesia Pangkah; A. Setiawan, Saka Energy(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 10)

196535Successful Deployment of Horizontal Openhole Gravel Pack with Alternate Path Technique and Filter-Cake Breaker Placement for Effective Well Cleanup Offshore MyanmarC.L. Ogueri and P. Somkleeb, Halliburton; M. Falla, Total E&P Myanmar

196536

Field Implementation of Nutrient Huff and Puff in Bentayan Field, South Sumatera: Towards a Low Cost EORT. Ariadji, D.I. Astuti, N. Priharto, A.A. Ananggadipa, G.P. Persada, A.F. Al Faridz, R.B. Saputro, and E. Subiantoro, Bandung Inst. of Technology; P.E. Erwanto and M.H. Abqory, PT Pertamina EP(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 07)



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196537 Features of Oil and Gas Supply and Demand and Trend of Exploration and Development under the Low Oil Price CycleY. Chen, RIPED, PetroChina

196538

Game Changer Data Acquisition Technology: Field Wide Gaslift Optimisation through the Application of Welltracer Technology in a Mature Offshore FieldM. Mohd Khalil, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 09)

196539Application of Integrated Data Management and Reservoir Monitoring for Future Field OptimisationI.B. Pangestu, N. Anindito, and K.W. Pradja, Eni Indonesia(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 12)

196542

A New Multiple Mixing Cell Methods (MMCM) Based on the Deep Learning Method to Predict the CO2 Minimum Miscibility Pressure (MMP)P. Dong, China U. of Petroleum, Beijing; Z. Chen, The U. of Texas at Austin(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 08)

196543Effective Propellant Design for Mature Well Production EnhancementM.K. Al-Kalbani, Medco LLC Oman; S.H. Al Rasbi, Schlumberger; H. Al Saadi, Medco LLC Oman(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 19)

196545

Studying Factors Affecting Final Set Cement Quality in 9 5/8” Casing Cementing in the South Pars Field: A 24-Well Case StudyE. Bahrami, A. Zangenehvar, A. Safari, A. Mohseni, and Y. Aryanfar, Mehran Engineering & Well Services Co.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 22)

196546

A Robust Method to Quantify Interwell Connectivity of Offshore Heavy Oil Field Using Performance Data and Genetic AlgorithmC. Chen, CNOOC Ltd.(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 20)

196549Key Technologies for Fire Flooding in Thin Interbeded Heavy Oil ReservoirsT. Feng, Liaohe Oilfield Co., CNPC(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 07)

196552 Effect of Proppant Placement in a Two-Scale Real Fracture Geometry Network: A CFD StudyY. Gong and I.A. El-Monier, The Ohio State U.

196553

Escalating Value of Idle Marginal Offshore Brown Field through Collaboration and Technology in South East Sumatera, IndonesiaL.B. Waskito, L.F. Mochamad, and E. Maulidyasti, PT Pertamina Hulu Energi Offshore South East Sumatera(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 21)

196556 Analysis Method of Cement Sheath Damage Zone by PerforationY. Yan and Z. Guan, China U. of Petroleum (East China); W. Yan, No.1 Drilling Co., PetroChina Greatwall Drilling Co.

196557Design Matrix for Sea Water Intake System on Deep Water Floating FacilityR. Sjarief, R. Rubiyanto, G. Hutapea, and D. Christanto, TechnipFMC Indonesia(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 14)

196558Study on Microsphere Injections in Permeable Carbonate MatrixD. Cao and M. Han, Aramco Asia; A.J. Al Shehri and A.M. Alsofi, Saudi Aramco PE&D(Alternate Paper in Technical Session 26)

196561 Multiscale Digital Rock Modelling for Reservoir SimulationG. Reshetova, V. Cheverda, V. Lisitsa, and T. Khachkova, Trofimuk Inst. of Petroleum Geology & Geophysics

196562 New Wellbore Stability Method Enables Horizontal Wells Successfully Drilled in Ordos Basin, ChinaP. Liu and G. Yan, Schlumberger



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Exhibition and Sponsorship Opportunities

Exhibition and Sponsorship Opportunities Available

The SPE/IATMI Asia Pacific Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition (APOGCE) 2019 is expected to attract 1000+ industry professionals from 20+ countries. This premier regional event comprises a comprehensive conference and exhibition presenting the latest developments in oil and gas for the Asia Pacific region. Apart from gaining new insights into the industry, participants will be able to secure new business partners, consultants and suppliers for projects in the region and beyond. APOGCE 2019 provides an excellent opportunity to enhance your company profile and achieve maximum exposure through a large pool of energy professionals.

Why Exhibit and Sponsor• Maximise exposure and visibility of your organisation

• Showcase your organisation’s advanced technologies, services and expertise

• Meet and interact face-to-face with existing and new business prospects

• Obtain qualified leads and opportunities

• Establish and reinforce your marketing message and relationship with key buyers

For further information about sponsorship or exhibiting at APOGCE 2019, contact:Nick ChantrellSenior Sales Manager – Asia Pacific Suite 12.01, Level 12, Menara IGBMid Valley City, Lingkaran Syed Putra59200 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaP: +603 2182 3145F: +603 2182 [email protected]

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P01

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Bali Nusa Dua Convention CenterPecatu Hall 1 & 2

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D07

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A06

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C07

C11

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P02 P03 P04 P05 P06

ENTRANCE / EXIT

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COFFEE BREAK

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Exhibition and Sponsorship Opportunities Available

List of Exhibitors

Sponsorship Opportunities

Sponsorship Item Value (USD)

Principal Sponsor 35,000

Opening Session 30,000

Coffee Breaks 10,000

Conference Bags 10,000

Educational Programme and Young Professionals Workshop 10,000

Lanyards 10,000

Networking Luncheon – Day 1 (29 October) 9,000

Networking Luncheon – Day 2 (30 October) 9,000

Welcome Reception (29 October) 9,000

Networking Reception (30 October) 9,000

Company Name Booth Number

APPSMITHS® TECHNOLOGY D02

Impact Selector Limited P01

Inflatable Packers International Pty Ltd (IPI) A05

Kappa Engineering A07

Nissan Chemical Corporation P03

P2 Energy Solutions D01

PT Kotaminyak Internusa C09

Resoptima D03

SANDVIK A06

Sasol Performance Chemicals GmbH P02

Sichuan Guangya Polymer Chemical Co., Ltd D07

Floor PlanBali Nusa Dua Convention CenterPecatu Hall 1 & 2

Exhibition and Sponsorship Opportunities

Sponsorship Item Value (USD)

Bottled Drinking Water 8,000

Conference Preview and Programme 8,000

Directional Signage 8,000

Entrance Arch 8,000

ePoster Stations and Audio Visual Equipment 8,000

Conference Digital Proceedings 6,000

Conference Bag Insertion 5,000

Exhibition Visitor Passes SOLD

Ice Cream Social – Day 1 (29 October) 5,000

Ice Cream Social – Day 2 (30 October) 5,000

Writing Pads and Pens SOLD

STANDARDPACKAGE (9 sqm)

USD 5,000 per booth

SLIVERSPONSOR (9 sqm)

USD 8,500 per booth

GOLDSPONSOR (18 sqm)

USD 16,000 per booth

Gold Sponsor | Sliver Sponsor Standard Package

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Training Courses

Estimation, Classification and Reporting of Reserves and ResourcesInstructor: Douglas Peacock, Technical Director, Gaffney, Cline and Associates Friday, 1 November | 0900 – 1700 hours

Course Synopsis:This course provides an overview of the classification, estimation and reporting of reserves and resources. The focus of the course is on the SPE-PRMS (2018), but other systems such as SEC and COGEH are also included. The course will outline the key definitions of each of the main classes and categories of reserves and resources. The estimation methods which can be used, together with how and when each should be used is also covered. The course is illustrated by a series of case histories, examples and exercises that show the practical application of the principles.

Learning Level: Intermediate

Who Should Attend:Professionals who are or will be responsible for reserves/resources estimation and reporting of reserves and resources to senior management within the company or externally from these disciplines:

Applied Enhanced Oil Recovery with Emphasis on Gas/WAG

Instructor: Son-Huu Do, Founder and CEO, 3-Dos Global EnergyFriday, 1 November | 0900 – 1700 hours

Course Synopsis:Typically, an effective waterflood will recover as much oil as the primary development phase with minimal incremental investment if waterflood was catered for during FDP. In some cases, the only way to economically develop a field is to go straight to EOR. For example, heavy California and Canadian oil often require steam EOR from the beginning to be economic. This short class is intended for general audiences who want to be exposed to the various EOR options especially the Gas/WAG processes. Key risk and uncertainties often associated with waterflood and Gas/WAG projects and de-risking strategies will be discussed.

Learning Level: Introductory to Intermediate

Who Should Attend:Professionals who are interested in maximising economic oil recovery fields beyond the limit of primary and waterflood depletions:

Post-Conference Training Courses

•Asset Management•Commercial•Drilling Engineering•Economists•Field Development Plan (FDP)•Geological and Geophysical (G&G)

•Petroleum Engineering•Petrophysicists•Portfolio Management•Reserves Management•Reservoir Engineering•Resource Analysis and Evaluation

Course Topics:

Session 1: Introduction and Overview•Definitions of Reserves and Resources•Why estimate reserves?•Regulatory requirements•Concept of a Project•Boundaries between major classes

Session 2: Risk and Uncertainty•Difference between risk and uncertainty•Assessment of risk•Assessment of uncertainty•Heuristics and bias

Session 3: Estimation Methods•Deterministic and Probabilistic Methods•Use of Analogues•Project lifecycle•Use of seismic•Volumetric methods, In-place estimation•Decline curves, reservoir simulation, material balance

Session 4: Economics and Planning•Contract Types•Cash flow modelling•Working interest vs entitlement•Relationship between oil price and reserves•Other issues

•Asset Management•EOR Research and Development•EOR Technology•Field Development Planning •Geoscience•Oil and Gas Authority/Regulators

•Production Engineering•Production Surveillance•Production Technology•Project Management•Reservoir Engineering•Reservoir Management

Course Topics:

Session 1: Introduction•Cost vs benefits of DIY EOR (Past examples)•Common mistakes and failures in project management and delivery•Class exercise or participants presentations

Session 2: Gas/WAG Options•Nitrogen injection•Hydrocarbon gas injection•CO2 injection – Corrosion considerations•Gas cap/gravity drainage injection

Session 3: Key Technical Aspects of Gas/WAG•Water alternating gas (WAG) injection•Additional PVT requirements for gas and WAG injection

(experiments for tuning equation of state)•Simulation study design Gas/WAG

Session 4: Onshore and Offshore Case Studies•CO2 case study•Hydrocarbon gas case study•Class exercise or participants presentations•Summary

Training Courses

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Training Courses

Data Analytics for Drilling Process Improvement - Using Analytics to Improve Drilling OperationsInstructor: Carlos Damski, Chief Executive Officer, Genesis Petroleum Technology Friday, 1 November | 0900 – 1700 hours

Course Synopsis:In today’s world, traditional methods of drilling oil wells do not work as much anymore. Yesterday’s practices are being superseded by a universal trend towards the extensive use of historical and real-time data to understand, learn and predict all well intervention operations. This course explores the impact of data analytics on well operations. Drawn from the presenter’s extensive experience in data analysis, it examines, in easily understandable terms, today’s data management processes targeting process improvement.

Learning Level: Introductory

Who Should Attend:This course is suitable for anyone who would like to master the field of Drilling Data Analytics and implement it to improve drilling and related operations in their companies. Professionals who are responsible in the following functional areas would be relevant:

Introduction to Sand Control

Instructor: Phillip Wassouf, Managing Director, DuneFrontFriday, 1 November | 0900 – 1700 hours

Course Synopsis:This course discusses the fundamental sand control considerations involved in completing a well and introduces the various sand control techniques commonly used across the industry, including standalone screens, gravel packs, high rate water packs and frac-packs. It requires only a basic understanding of oilfield operations and is intended for drilling, completion and production personnel with some sand control experience who are looking to gain a better understanding of each technique’s advantages, limitations and application window for use in their upcoming completions.

Learning Level: Introductory

Who Should Attend:This course is designed for drilling, completion and production personnel with some sand control experience looking to gain a better understanding of sand control completions and operations, from these functional areas:

Post-Conference Training Courses

•Analytics•Business Unit Heads•Data Mining•Data Science and Business

Analysts

•Drilling and Completions•Drilling Operations•Information Technology•Risk Management

Course Topics:

Session 1: Basic Concepts and Data Management Technologies•Basic Concepts about Data Management and Business Intelligence•Data Acquisition, Storage and Retrieval•Data Quality Control and Analysis

Session 2: Using Drilling Data•Statistics: Distribution, Box Plot, and Monte Carlo Simulation•Data Science, Machine Learning/Neural Networks•Planning with offset data and its benefits•The importance of daily operations follow up•Real-time operation recognition•How to implement knowledge sharing

Session 3: Drilling Data Analytics•Time and Trouble Analysis•Invisible Lost Time analyses•Learning Curve; reporting to logistics•Advanced Drilling Analysis: Planning, follow up, technical limit and

real-time operations•Benchmarking operations

Session 4: Case Studies and Practical Exercises•Real Case Studies•Implementing Data Analytics in the company•Drilling Data Analytics: Practical Exercises

•Drilling and Completions•Field Operations•Geomechanics Engineering•Production and Operations

•Production Engineering•Production Technology•Research and Development•Reservoir Engineering

Course Topics:

Session 1: Sand Control Introduction•Review the basics of geo-mechanics and sand production,

discussing the importance of sand control and the conditions under which it may be required

Session 2: Sand Control Techniques•Introduce the various sand control techniques used across the

industry along with their respective advantages and challenges.

Session 3: Surface and Downhole Equipment•Review the surface and downhole equipment used to execute sand

control treatments.

Session 4: Sand Control Operations Overview•Review the operational steps commonly involved in sand control

operations.

Session 5: Gravel Placement Techniques•Discuss the various gravel placement techniques used across the

industry along with their relative advantages and challenges.

Training Courses

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Registration

Registration

How to Register1. Online at www.spe.org/go/19APOG

2. Download the PDF Registration Form at go.spe.org/19APOGRF and return completed form via: • Email:[email protected] •Fax:+60321823030 • Office:SocietyofPetroleumEngineers Suite 12.01, Level 12, Menara IGB, Mid Valley City, Lingkaran Syed Putra, 59200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

TypeSuper Early Bird

BY 28 JuneEarly Bird

BY 31 AugustStandard Rate

AFTER 31 August

Full Conference Registration

SPE/IATMI Member USD 895 USD 945 USD 995

Non-Member USD 945 USD 1,095 USD 1,145

Speaker / Author / Committee / Session Chair USD 845 USD 945

Student Complimentary (with valid student ID only)

Visitor Complimentary (USD 50 for onsite)

One-Day Conference Registration

SPE/IATMI Member USD 600 USD 650

Non-Member USD 650 USD 700

One-Day Training Course (Friday, 1 November)

• Estimation, Classification and Reporting of Reserves and Resources• Applied Enhanced Oil Recovery with Emphasis on Gas/WAG• Data Analytics for Drilling Process Improvement• Introduction to Sand Control

SPE/IATMI Member USD 500 USD 600 USD 700

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Group Registration PackageRegister for 5 people and pay for the price of 4.

What Do You GetFull Conference Registration: Admission to all conference sessions (Opening Session, Executive Plenary Session, Panel Sessions, Special Sessions, Project Case Study Sessions and Technical Sessions), Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions, Exhibition, Welcome Reception, Daily Networking Luncheons, Daily Coffee Breaks and One (1) Conference Digital Proceedings.

One-Day Conference Registration: Admission to Panel Sessions, Project Case Study Sessions, Technical Sessions and Knowledge Sharing ePoster Sessions, Exhibition, Networking Luncheon and Coffee Breaks for the selected day only. Registration on day one of conference (Tuesday, 29 October) also includes access to Opening Session, Executive Plenary Session and Special Sessions.

One-Day Training Course Registration: Admission to Training Course only. Training Course registration includes Training Course Workbook (selected topic), Certificate of Participation, Networking Luncheon and Coffee Breaks.

Student Registration: Admission to all conference sessions (Opening Session, Executive Plenary Session, Panel Sessions, Special Sessions, Project Case Study Sessions and Technical Sessions), Knowledge Sharing ePoster. Student registration does not include any Networking Luncheons, Conference Digital Proceedings or any function tickets.

Visitor Registration: Admission to the Exhibition and Knowledge Sharing ePoster sessions ONLY.

Type Fee

IATMI Activities (Monday, 28 October)

IATMI Business Forum with Networking Dinner USD 350

IATMI Golf by the Beach with Networking Dinner USD 200

IATMI Networking Dinner USD 80

All IATMI Activities – Business Forum, Golf by the Beach and Networking Dinner USD 500

Additional Tickets

Additional Conference Digital Proceedings – SPE/IATMI Member USD 200

Additional Conference Digital Proceedings – Non-Member USD 300

Additional Networking Luncheon USD 70

Other Purchases

Registration


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Applied Enhanced Oil Recovery with Emphasis on Gas/WAG Introduction to Sand Control

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General Information

General Information

VenueBali Nusa Dua Convention CenterKawasan Terpadu ITDC NW/1, Nusa Dua 80363 Bali IndonesiaP: +62 361 773 000W: https://www.baliconventioncenter.com/

Delegate PackThe delegate pack consisting of event brochure and other relevant information will not be mailed in advance. They can be collected during the event at the venue.

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Badges are required for admission into the event and must be worn at all times during event days

AirportVisitors arrive in Bali, Indonesia, at the Denpasar International Airport, also known as the Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport. The airport is located in southern Bali, approximately 20 minutes away by car from the Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center. Conference registrants may arrange for ground transfers with their selected hotels or secure a taxi at the arrival hall.

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AccommodationThe following hotels are within proximity of the event. All accommodation and hotel bookings are to be made directly with the hotels.

Bali Nusa Dua HotelKawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua, Lot NW/1, Nusa Dua 80363 Bali IndonesiaP: +62 361 8498 833W: www.balinusaduahotel.com

Strategically located in the premier resort of Nusa Dua with seamless white sandy beaches in walking distance, Bali Nusa Dua Hotel is the ideal choice for a peaceful haven, relax in luxury and enjoy the unique combination of Balinese charm and traditional service, guarantee to make your trip a true memorable experience.

Online Booking: go.spe.org/19APOGBNDB

Booking Deadline: 27 September 2019

• Rates are based on single or double occupancy.

• Rates are inclusive of daily breakfast for maximum of two (2) persons per room per night.

• Rates are inclusive of internet access using hotels’ shared bandwidth.

• Rates are inclusive of applicable taxes and service charge which is currently 21%.

• Reservation cancelled with 21 days prior to the arrival date will be subject to 1 night cancellation penalty. Reservation cancelled within 14 days or not show will be subject to full night cancellation penalty.

The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, BaliKawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua, BTDC Lot N-3 Nusa Dua, 80363 Bali Indonesia P: +62 361 771906W: www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/dpswi-the-westin-resort-nusa-dua-bali

Located on the Island of the Gods, The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali caters to the needs of leisure and business travelers alike. The magic begins in our soaring air-conditioned lobby and continues throughout the resort, particularly at the array of wonderful restaurants in beautiful settings. Our 433 spacious guest rooms and suites offer total comfort. Complete with a renowned Heavenly Bed and private balcony overlooking the free-form pool and

ROOM TYPE RATE

Deluxe Room IDR 1,850,000

Premiere Room IDR 1,950,000

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lush tropical garden or white-sand beach, every detail has been designed to promote relaxation and renewal.

Online Booking: go.spe.org/19APOGWNDB


• Rates are based on per room per night and are inclusive of buffet breakfast for one (1) or two (2) persons.

• Complimentary internet access in the guest room up to 1.5 Mbps share and lobby area.

• Rates are inclusive of applicable tax and service charge, currently is 11% Government tax and 10% service charge.


Courtyard Marriott Bali Nusa Dua ResortKawasan Pariwisata Lot SW1, Nusa Dua 80363 Bali IndonesiaP: +62 361 3003888W: www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/dpscy-courtyard-bali-nusa-dua-resort

The resort is near Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center, Kuta Beach and Waterbom Bali and a quick drive to Uluwatu Temple and Tanah Lot Temple. Relax in our well-appointed rooms, which offer marble bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, mini-bars and balconies with garden or pool views. The resort offers a free shuttle service to hotel beach club, a stunning lagoon pool, children’s pool, lazy river, yoga pavilion, modern gym, a day spa, five superb dining outlets and free parking.

Online Booking: go.spe.org/19APOGCCNDB


• Rates include daily breakfast for two (2) persons.

• Rates are subject to 20% tax and service charge.

• Complimentary WiFi in guestroom.


VisaEvent attendees travelling to Indonesia must be in possession of passports valid for least six (6) months with proof of onward passage out of the country. Information on Indonesia visa requirement can be found at http://www.imigrasi.go.id/index.php/en/public-services/visit-visa . Visa requirements depend on the country of origin. Please check with your travel agent, or the Indonesia Embassy or Consulate on regulations relating to immigration/visa before your departure.

An invitation letter to facilitate the application of visa will be issued to registered attendees if required. Please download the letter of invitation request form at go.spe.org/19APOGV . Please send the request to Faezah Saaban at [email protected] .

Please note that it is the sole responsibility of the attendee to obtain the necessary paperwork for entry into Indonesia. The invitation letter does not guarantee that you will be granted a visa.

General Information

General Information

ROOM TYPE SINGLE DOUBLE

Deluxe Garden USD 200 nett USD 220 nett

ROOM TYPE RATE

Deluxe Garden View USD 145

Deluxe Pool View USD 160

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Society of Petroleum Engineers

Suite 12.01, Level 12, Menara IGBMid Valley City, Lingkaran Syed Putra59200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

T: +603 2182 3000

E: [email protected]

Contact

Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)Suite 12.01, Level 12, Menara IGB Mid Valley City, Lingkaran Syed Putra59200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia+603 2182 3000+603 2182 [email protected]

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