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ASIA PETROLEUMGEOSCIENCECONFERENCE &EXHIBITION(APGCE) 2019Fresh Ideas,New Frontiers
29 - 30OctoberKuala Lumpur Convention CentreMalaysia
www.apgce.com
In collaboration with:Event organiser:
APGCE 2019 FIELD TRIP25 - 28 October 2019Kepulauan Seribu
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DAY 3: SUNDAY, 27 OCTOBER 2019
(Pulau Seribu)
Breakfast
Depart for Stop 3
STOP 3: Gosong Kapas - The leeward most
island of the chain. Study facies variation at this
location and make comparison with the facies
found at Pulau Putri Besar.
STOP 4: Pulau Melinjo - The submerged pinnacle
reef with a variety of coral species ranging from
branching to massive in shapes. Di�erentiate the
windward and leeward sides based on coral
distribution.
Lunch at Pulau Putri Kecil
STOP 5: Pulau Belanda - The windward most
island of the chain. Study facies variation of
Modern Carbonate in the higher energy
environment at Pulau Belanda - Many similarities
with Gosong Kapas but with some interesting
additions.
STOP 6: Pulau Semut (if time permits)
Dinner
DAY 4 : MONDAY, 28 OCTOBER 2019
(Jakarta – KL)
Breakfast
Wrap-up & discussion
Check-out & depart from Pulau Putri by ferry to
Marina Pier, Ancol
Lunch at Banda Jakarta Restaurant, Ancol
Depart for Soekarno-Hatta International
Airport to board flight from Jakarta to
Kuala Lumpur
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THAPGCE 2019 FIELD TRIPPROGRAMME
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DAY 1 : FRIDAY, 25 OCTOBER 2019
(Travelling Day: Jakarta – Ancol)
Dinner at the Mercure Hotel, Ancol
Ice-breaking and briefing at Mercure Hotel, Ancol
Lecture on Carbonate Depositional Systems
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DAY 2 : SATURDAY, 26 OCTOBER 2019
(Ancol - Pulau Seribu)
Ferry depart to Pulau Putri
Arrival and check-in at Pulau Putri Resort
Safety briefing
STOP 1: Pulau Putri
Collect snorkeling equipment & visit underwater
tunnel prior to snorkeling
Lunch
Take glass-bottomed boat along reef margin of
Pulau Putri Besar to dock
STOP 2: Pulau Putri Besar - Traverse across the
Putri Besar reef flat to the reef margin than back
to north-west corner to examine a recent beach
rock.
Return to Pulau Putri Kecil
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Mr. Othman Ali Mahmud graduated with BSc (Hons) in Geology
from the University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia in 1986.
He started his career in petroleum industry as a Mudlogging
Geologist with Geahart Geodata in 1988. In January 1991, he
joined PETRONAS (PMU) as a Geoscientist and worked in various
capacities as an operation geologist, resources analyst, regional
geologist and explorationist. In 2004, he joined Basin Study Team,
Petronas Carigali Sdn. Bhd. as a Basin Analyst. Since then he has
been conducting numerous block evaluations and basin/regional
studies that involves PETRONAS’ overseas acreages and blocks
such as in Pakistan, Mozambique, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Cuba, Sudan,
Caspian Sea, Vietnam, Brunei and Indonesia. He has more than 25
years of experience in oil and gas exploration and very familiar
with the tectonostratigraphy of the Malaysian and South East
Asian basins.
His work interests are in regional geology, stratigraphy,
sedimentology, carbonate reservoir, sequence stratigraphy and
field geology. He has been conducting, instructing and
participating in numerous fieldworks and fieldtrips in SEA region
(Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei, Vietnam & Indonesia) and other regions
(Turkmenistan-South Caspian, Mozambique-Zambezi, South
Africa-Karoo, New Zealand-Taranaki, NW Cuba, Iran, USA-Texas &
Salt Lake City and Turks & Caicos Island-modern carbonate).
He is currently a Custodian Geoscientist attached to Stratigraphy
& Sedimentology Team, Exploration Geoscience Reservoir
Solution Department, Exploration Division, Petronas Carigali
Sdn. Bhd.
FIELD TRIP INSTRUCTOR
Othman Ali bin MahmudCustodian (Stratigraphy), Exploration Geology
& Reservoir Solutions (EGRS), PETRONAS
APGCE 2019 FIELD TRIPINFORMATION
Modern Carbonate atKepulauan SeribuIndonesia
FIELD TRIP FEE
RM6,000/USD1,500 (per person)
* Only registered APGCE 2019 delegates are entitled to the Field Trip and is limited to 20 pax only.
* All travel fares and arrangements to and from Jakarta will be borne and managed by respective participants.
DATE
25 - 28 October 2019
CONTACT
Nadiyana+603 2171 3578
+6012 267 [email protected]
Intan Bhaizura+603 2171 3597
+6012 342 [email protected]
This four-day pre-conference field trip will o�er
participants an insight to the setting of modern reef
systems of Pulau Seribu. This field trip will provide details
of the sedimentology and components of carbonate
sediment and reef building organisms specific to
Kepulauan Seribu, which are typical reefs within the region.
Proper understanding on depositional environment and
facies variation in carbonate rock is an important aspect of
the study. Carbonate reservoir’s properties are the direct
results of their depositional fabric and diagenesis process.
Hence, the proposed fieldworks aims to provide an
opportunity for participants to enhance their knowledge
on carbonate depositional environments, sedimentary
facies and related secondary processes that controls and
gives character to the carbonate reservoir’s properties.
Kepulauan Seribu is a cluster of about 128 small islands in
the Bay of Jakarta in the Java Sea. Participants will be
based at Pulau Putri Resort throughout the stay at
Kepulauan Seribu. It is located approximately 45 km north
of Jakarta and can be reached within an hour and a half by
speed boat.
Study of carbonates in Kepulauan Seribu o�ers the
opportunity to observe and investigate modern carbonate
sediments, reef building processes and evolution, facies
distribution, build-up geometries and early diagenetic
processes. Carbonates in this area exhibit characteristics
that can be associated with global trends for Oligocene –
Miocene rocks and provide useful analogues for
carbonate fields within the Central Luconia and South
East Asia region.
APGCE 2019 FIELD TRIPLOCATION OVERVIEW
DAY 4 : MONDAY, 28 OCTOBER 2019
(Jakarta – KL)
Breakfast
Wrap-up & discussion
Check-out & depart from Pulau Putri by ferry to
Marina Pier, Ancol
Lunch at Banda Jakarta Restaurant, Ancol
Depart for Soekarno-Hatta International
Airport to board flight from Jakarta to
Kuala Lumpur
ABOUTAPGCE 2019 FIELD TRIP
