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Session 6Thursday, March 29, 2001

9.00-12.40

Offshore Facilities: Design,Construction and Operations

Chairmen: H. O’Donnell - Saipem UKM. Pulga - Eni Div. Agip

• International Standards for the Oil & Gas Industries:an Update PaperC. L. Stark - BP Amoco Corporation,J.A. Heimer - EXXON Mobil Production Company,A. Loppinet - CENTL 12, A. R. Johansen - Norsk Hydro ASA,G.Thomas - BP Amoco Group, M. Prazzoli - ENI Div.Agip,N.Reeve - Shell International E&P B.V.

• Platform Installation in Soft Soil (Pin Piles Technique)S.A.El Latif – Petrobel,A. Fisogni,A. Rossanese, G. Bergamin - ENI Div.Agip

• Gas Platform – High Integrity Pressure ProtectionSystem, A Case History.S. Fomiatti, G. Bergamin,A. Riva, G. Mancini, M. Ghiri, F.Rizzo - ENI Div.Agip

• Floating Production Platform for Middle Sea DepthS.L.Karlinsky,V. O Mrykin -Central Design Bureau for Marine Engineering "Rubin"

10.40 - 11.00 Coffee Break

• The Realization of a RLC Support Structure forOffshore Facilities in Shallow WatersP .Buongiorno - Grandi Lavori Fincosit, S. Copello - Rina

• Offshore Production System OptimizationM. El Awady Dokla, M.El Husseiny, M. El Sayed -Agiba Petroleum Company

• Life Cycle Approach New Method to Design the PlantE. Craighero,W .Priotti - Tecnomare

• ORMAT Energy Converter - The Most ReliablePower for Unmanned Offshore FacilitiesJ.Gropper - ORMAT Industries Ltd.

Alternate

• Application of Deep Water Techniques in ShallowWater - Karous DevelopmentN. E.A. El Hamid Ismail - PetrobelK. El Miligy, G.Bergamin - ENI Div.Agip

• Management of Coiled Tubing Application for AshrafiMPA PlatformE. H. El Bermawy - Agiba Petroleum Company

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Session 7Thursday, March 29, 2001

9.00-12.40

Development of Mature/Marginal Fields

Chairmen: G.M. Bozzo - TecnomareC. Nieto - Enterprise Oil Italiana

• An Integrated Approach to Marginal FieldDevelopment: Case History from the Gulf of SuezA. H.Ahmed,A. S. Rezk – Gupco,H. El Shahawi, K. Hassan Gad - Schlumberger

• Gravity Base Platform Concept for a Marginal OilField Minimizing Environmental and Cost ImpactsF. Nicolussi, M. Comi - Tecnomare

• Agip Bouri Field: Subsea DevelopmentC.Wilson - FMC Kongsberg Subsea

• Waterflooding Contra-indications and Over Dosage:Challenges and Innovative StrategyM.Eissa – Gupco, S.Macary - EPRI

10.40 - 11.00 Coffee Break

• Productivity Enhancement in the Belayim Fields:A Synergy of Detailed Damage Analysis andNew Perforating TechnologyM. Safwat, M. Samir, S. Sisostris - Petrobel,H. Elhahawi - Schlumberger Logelco

• Marginal Fields Development in Western Desert, EgyptM. El Awady Dokla - Agiba Petroleum Company

• Bringing Didon Offshore Mediterranean ProjectOn StreamL. R. Fielder - Floating Production SystemsT. Mekada - Medex Petroleum

• Combined Reservoir Saturation and ProductionMonitoring Logs for Water Flood OptimizationA .H.Ahmed, S.A. Hasaballa - GupcoH. El Shahawi, K. Hassan Gad - Schlumberger

Alternate

• Water Management in Ravenna Gas Fields:WaterDisposal and a New Project for Pressure MaintenanceC. Morsetti, E. Fini, S. Renna - ENI Div.Agip

• Reviewing the Stratigraphic and Structural Setting ofNorth Baltim Concession, Mediterranean, EgyptN. Enani, S. Morsi, C.Assereto - Belayim Petroleum Company

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Environmental Issues RelatedTo Exploitation And Decommissioning OfOffshore Platforms

Chairmen:Eng. F. Pellei - ENI Div.Agip - Head of HSE-QRProf. G. Cognetti - University of Pisa

Introduction:Prof. M.Abbiati - University of Bologna

• Managing the Effects of the Oil Industry on theMarine Environment: the Norwegian ExperienceProf. J.S. Gray - University of Oslo

• Environmental Oil Spill Sensitivities and Planning OilSpill ResponseProf. J.M. Baxter - Scottish Natural Heritage

10.40 - 11.00 Coffee Break

• Biomonitoring and Environmental Managementfor Off-shore ActivitiesProf. F. Regoli - University of Ancona,Prof. M.Abbiati - University of Bologna

• Costs and Benefits of Considering OffshorePlatforms as Habitat for Marine LifeProf. M.W. Beck - University of California, Santa Crux

• Environmental issues of hydrocarbons E&P in Egypt.Eng. N.Agiza - Chairman Petrobel

Mini Symposium

ISA Session: Digital Communication

9.00 - 12.30Introduction by:

• Robert Bailliet - ISA - USADeepwater Challenges for Instrumentationand Control

• Pino Zani - ISA - USAISA and its ActivityA.Mansutti, ISA Italy SectionA.Quadrato, ISA Rome Section

9.30 - 12.30• New Digital Communication Technologies in

Offshore ActivitiesV. Secci, L. Esposito - Technip Italy

• Updated Safety Rules and Regulations for OffshoreFacilities.A.Padova - P&F

• Information Technology:Technical ApplicationU. Cinque - Technip Italy

• "Field Bus" in the Petrochemical IndustryN. Meiler - Memc

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Session 8Thursday, March 29, 2001

14.00-15.40

Safety in Offshore Operations

Chairmen: J. Bakka - NorskAgipF. Pellei - Eni Div. Agip

• Application of an Integrated Methodology for theEvaluation of the Sea Safety and EnvironmentalImpact Associated to a Possible Blowout Event in theNorth SeaP. Blotto – ENI Div.Agip, M.Zuvo – Norsk Agip,P.Andreussi – University of Pisa,M. Bonuccelli – CPR/TEA, R.Galinetto – Temars,F. Podenzani - EniTecnologie

• An International Approach to HSE TechnicalManagement AuditL. Scataglini - ENI Div.Agip, J. Kennedy – IEOC,W. Rizzi - ENI Div.Agip

• E&P 3D Seismic as a Tool for Shallow HazardsDetectionM. Buia, K. Buonomo, P. Cibin, P. Marchetti, O.Tarchi - ENI Div.Agip

• An Operating Company's Loss Control & RiskManagement (Guidelines, Practices & Results)A.A.Madkour - Agiba Petroleum Company

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• The AUVs Role in Deep and Ultra Deep ScenariosP. Guaita - ENI Div.AgipF. Galeazzi, D. Maddalena - TecnomareG. Martelli - Sonsub

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Ways of Evaluating and ImprovingField Economics

Chairmen: B. Kimber - Agip U.K.A. Forabosco - Enterprise Oil Italiana

• Innovative Rehabilitation Techniques ImproveGiovanna Field Economics – A Technical andEconomical EvaluationN. Heitmann, R. Mientjes - SchlumbergerL. Spicci, E. Pitoni - ENI Div.Agip

• The Future Role of Natural Gas in Power GenerationS. Fomiatti, G. Zampaglione - ENI Div.Agip

• Multibeam Ultrasonic Flowmeters –A new Technology for Custody Transfer ofOil & Gas ProductsT. Leenhoven, H. Danen - Krohne Altometer,D. Bruinzeel - Krohne Oil&Gas

• Nigeria NGL Export - A Case HistoryS. Fomiatti, G. Bergamin,A. Rossanese - ENI Div.Agip,A.Vella, G. Franceschini - NAOC

Alternate

• Romania in the Oil and Caspian RouteD. M Darie - Geo-Darcus

Session 9Thursday, March 29, 2001

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Session 10Thursday, March 29, 2001

14.00-17.40

Subsea and Deepwater Development

Chairmen: G. Carter - NaborsH.J. Lindland - FMC Kongsberg Subsea

• The Application and Status of New Building Blocksfor Subsea Production and Processing SystemsA. B. Olsen, P. Skiftesvik - Framo Engineering AS

• Dynamic Analysis of a FPSO Integrated System inDeep WaterJ. M. Heurtier, - IFP , P .Le Buhan - Principia,F. Biolley - IFP, E. Fontaine - Principia, C. Le Cunff - IFP

• Development of a Deep Water Gas Field on the NorthAtlantic Margin. Challenges Related to Pipelaying ona Rough and Steep SeabedF. Gunnar Nielsen, G. Furnes,A.Wilhelmsen, B.A. RasmussenNorsk Hydro ASA

• Anchoring in Deep and Ultra Deep WaterR. Ruinen - Vryhof Anchors BV

15.40 - 16.00 Coffee Break

• Hybrid Riser Risk Analysis in Deep Water EnvironmentsR. Romagnoli,A. Carpignano - Politecnico di Torino

• Development and Test of a Time Domaine VIVPrediction ModelP. Guaita - ENI Div.AgipF. Fossati - University of CataniaF. Resta - Politecnico di Milano

• Survey Operations in Ultra-Deep WatersG. Corbetta, R. Morgan - Sonsub LtdN. Kumar Singh - Saipem SpA

• New Development in Subsea Christmas TreeWorkover Pressure Control ComponentsJ.Vicic, B.Taylor - Cooper Cameron Corp.

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• Ultra Deepwater Installation and MaintenanceChallenges: NEMO System IssuesA. Radicioni, P. Foscoli, A. Delle Canne - SASP OffshoreEngineering

• Steel Flowlines Anticorrosion and Insulation Coatingfor Ultra Deep Water/Case Study of Application forRoncador Extra Field Development ProjectE. Berti, G. Portesan - Socotherm/Soco-Ril

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Reservoir Characterisation andMaintenance

Chairmen: W. Restrepo - SchlumbergerL.Terzi - Eni Div. Agip

• Qualitative Analysis of the Time Lapse data inReservoir Management: Cervia Field Case HistoryL. Kovacic, L. Madeddu - ENI Div.AgipE. Poggiagliolmi - Entec Energy Consultants

• Uncertainties Evaluation and Risk Management in anOffshore Strategic Field: a Case HistoryC. Bruni, M. C. Dacome, C. Morsetti, M. RovelliniENI Div.Agip

• Russian Log InterpretationF.Verga, P. P. Rossa - Politecnico di Torino M. Piana, M.Gonfalini - ENI Div.Agip

• A Detailed Identification of all Static and DynamicReservoir Characteristics for a Good History Match.The Case of El-Borma FieldA. Maffioli, C. Granati, P. Prevosti - ENI Div.AgipM. Fekih Ali, B.Yahmadi - SITEP

15.40 - 16.00 Coffee Break

• Transient Dual Porosity Behaviour for HorizontalWells Draining Heterogeneous ReservoirsF.Verga - Politecnico di Torino, E. Beretta, D.Albani - ENI Div.Agip

• Multicomponent Seismic Methodologies for ReservoirCharacterization:Theory and ApplicationB. Boiardi, M. Buia, L.Vetri - ENI Div.Agip

• Reservoir Fluid Sampling in Unconsolidated Sands toAssess Recovery UncertaintyC.Ayan - Schlumberger Reservoir Evaluation - WirelineE. J. Law, J. P. Bennett, P.T. S. Rose - Texaco North Sea

• A New Approach for Complex Faulted-FracturedReservoir ModellingM. Catanzaro, S. Mantica, F. Masserano, L. Ruvo - ENI Div.Agip

Alternate

• 3D Reservoir Characterization and ReservoirManagement Study. October J Nubia Field, Gulf of Suez,Egypt. Gulf of Suez Petroleum Company (GUPCO)N. S. Gaber, H.A. Hassan, S. Hughes, D. Stoner, G.Artigas,G. Mercado - GUPCO

• Determination of Uncertainties in Water Saturation Calculationsfrom Well Log Data Using a Probabilistic ApproachF.Verga,A. Giaccardo - Politecnico di Torino M. Gonfalini - ENI Div.Agip

Session 11Thursday, March 29, 2001

14.00-17.40

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Session 12Friday, March 30, 2001

9.00-12.40

Offshore Operations,Maintenance and Decommissioning

Chairman: N. Brammer - ABB Vecto Gray

• Riserless Intervention – Something for DeepwaterH. K. Bakkerud - FMC Energy Systems

• Maureen Platform Decommissioning:The Story so farW. Moore, H. Russell - Agip UK Ltd.A. Halliwell - Phillips Petroleum Company

• Underwater Inspection and Decision Analysis forTarget Fatigue Lives S. F.Yasseri - Granherne Ltd.

• Submarine Pipeline Inspection a General SoftwareTool for Visual and Instrumental Data ManagementP. Cherubini - Snamprogetti SpA,G.Albano, O. Sahar – Mariconsult SpA

10.40 - 11.00 Coffee Break

• IDUN Multiphase Metering, Field ExperienceG. Nerby, P.O.Andfossen - FMC Kongsberg Subsea

• Smart Controls for Smart Subsea FieldsS. Halmoy - FMC Kongsberg Subsea

• Global Maintenance Services Engineering RoleF. Peselli,A. M. Musa - Tecnomare

• Underwater Inspection Reassessment of ItalianOffshore PlatformsA. Della Greca, S.Vanore - Tecnomare

Alternate

• Structural Repairs of Fixed Offshore Platforms: theBelayim Field ExperienceG. Busetto - Tecnomare

• A Study on an Optimum Arrangement of AluminumGalvanic Anodes for Offshore StructuresY.Watanabe, R.TakaiShip Research Institute, Ministry of TransportN. Mochizuki - Nakabohtec Corrosion Protecting Co., Ltd.

Pipelines: Design, Installation,Operation and Maintenance

Chairman: G. Moscatelli - Eni Div. AgipP. Narzul - Coflexip

• The Smartplug - A Remotely Controlled (Tetherless)Pipeline Isolation SystemE.Tveit, L. Dolejal - Plugging Specialists Intl.

• Blue Stream: A Challenging Project for GasTransmissionS. Bianchi - Saipem SpA

• Brutus Tie-in System for Rigid and Flexible Lines:Operational FeedbackG. Corbetta, R. Cruden, C. Mock - Sonsub Ltd.

• Thinking Back, Looking Forward. Divers and Divingfor the Industry into the 2000sG. E. Melegari Mazzoni - Saipem,F. Egidi - Rana Diving & Marine Contractor

Alternate

• Tele-Maintenance and PipelineL. Battista, E. Pone - Comerint SpA,P.Theodorakis - DEPA S.A

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Session 14Friday, March 30, 200111.00-12.40

Exploration:Advances and Opportunities

Chairmen: B. A. Rasmussen - Norsk HydroM. Grisi - Edison Gas

• Impact of 2D & 3D Seismic Interpretation inEstablishing the Basin Modelling of Belayim OilField, Central Gulf of Suez, EgyptA. Mokhles,A.A. El Fattah,A. Helmy - Petrobel

• Nile Delta Hydrocarbon PotentialityH. Kamel, M. Sarhan, M. Talaat - Petrobel

• Geochemical Exploration in the Offshore Nile DeltaH. Kamel, M. Sarhan - Petrobel

• Deep Reservoirs Potentiality in the Offshore NileDelta, EgyptM.Talaat Eita, I.A. El Hamid, I. Zakaria - Petrobel

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• Cyclostratigraphic Framework and Depositional Styleof Serravallian-Tortonian in Temsah Wakar and PortFouad Marine Fields, North Port Said, EgyptR. Rizk,A. Said - Petrobel

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F.Avdulaj, L. Hasanaj - Oil&Gas Institute Fier

• Cementing in a Deepwater Environment:Laboratory Testing Methods and Best PracticesD. Muller - BJ Services Co.

• Artificial, Floating, Metallic,Transferable andUnsinkable Island, Usable for Different MarineApplications, Protected by a Breakwater BarrierC.Macrì - F.A.P.I. SaS

• Planning for Environmental Protection in OffshoreOperationsSh.I.Shaaban - Petrobel

• Geo-ecological Investigations as a Base for Preventionof Environmental Safety of Coastal ZoneM.A. Spiridonov,V.A. Zhamoida, P. E. MoskalenkoAll Russia Geological Institute (VSEGEI)

• Risk Assessment of Steel Platform in Gulf of SuezM.A. El Reedy - GUPCO

• CO2 Corrosion of X-52 Carbon Steel PipelineK.Abouswa,A. Elhoud,A.Abdenabi - Petroleum Research Center

• Egyptian Gas Fields Located in the Mediterranean SeaIntegrated Control System Development as Modules(Case History)A.A. El Rahman, M.A.Ahmed - Petrobel,S. Fomiatti, G. Bergamin,A. Riva - ENI Div.Agip

• Development of a Wet Gas FlowmeterP. Andreussi, P. Ciandri - TEA Sistemi s.r.l.

• A new Possibility for Exploration of Gas Traps in Albanian OffshoreL.Mehillka,G. Foto,K. Jano,A.Arapi - Faculty of Geology and Mining

• NMR Bound Fluid Volume Verification in the Gas Reservoirof the Kafr El Sheikh Fm.Mediterranean Sea, EgyptH.A.Fattah - IEOC, P. Gossenberg,A.M.Lyne - ENI Div. Agip

• Project of Offshore Ice-resistant Platform for Seismic RegionsA.V. Kotov, S. L. Karlinsky, G.V. Zhukov,V.V. KotovCDB ME “Rubin”

• A Field Trial of Multiphase Flow Meter Based on Choke ValveC.Alimonti, U. Bilardo - University of Rome - La Sapienza,A. Pelliccia - Enterprise Oil Italiana

• Mechanical and Environmental Testing on BituminousMattresses for the Anchorage and Protection of PipelinesM.Vicari - Officine Maccaferri SpA

• Adapting of Engineering and Construction, Case StudyTechniques in Large Diameters Gas PipelineConstruction and Cost OptimizationG. Bergamin - ENI Div.Agip, H. El Ezabawy - Petrobel,

• Trenching of Sealines-Focus on Piggy Backed LinesH. El Ezabawy, K.Lotfy - Petrobel, G. Bergamin, M. Barbieri,D.Petrucci - ENI Div.Agip

• Lewis Acid Petroleum Pitch CarbonizationA.L.H.Al-Aswad, S. Shebli - Petroleum Research Center

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A Stableford Golf Tournament “OMC 2001Tournament” will take place at the Adriatic Golf Clubin Cervia, 25 Km. (16 miles) away from Ravenna, onMarch 27, 2001.

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A.Caldara Symphony XXII (1730)(1770 - 1736) Grave,Andante,Adagio,Allegro

G. B. Pergolesi“Salve Regina”(1710 - 1736) For soprano, arches and basso continuo

Largo,Allegro,Andante, Largo

A. Corelli Concerto Grosso op.VI No.1 in D major(1653 - 1713) Largo, Largo,Allegro, Largo,Allegro,Allegro

A.Scarlatti Concerto Grosso No.4 in G minor(1660 - 1725) Allegro ma non troppo, Grave,Vivace

A.Vivaldi “Nulla in munco pax sincera”(1678 - 1741) Mottetto for soprano, arches and basso continuo

Aria (Larghetto), Recitative,Aria (Allegro),Hallelujah (Allegro)

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Friday 9.00 - 13.00

LanguageThe working language will be English. Simultaneoustranslation will be provided during the Plenary Sessiononly

WeatherAverage Temperatures in March:minimum 5 Centigrades - 41 Fahrenheit maximum 15 Centigrades - 59 Fahrenheit

Electricity supply220 V - 50 Hz.

TransportationShuttle Bus Service between the Conference andExhibition Centre and OMC 2001 Boarding Points willbe provided complimentary by OMC Organization.Schedules will be available in all OMC 2001 officialhotels.Airport Shuttle ServiceShuttle Service from and to Bologna Airport will be pro-vided upon request.To request shuttle service please contact OMC 2001Official Travel Agent – Grantour.

ToursBesides its areas of historic interest in town and its sur-roundings, Ravenna is located in a very favourable posi-tion for tourism as it is only 145 Km (90 miles) fromVenice and 135 Km (85 miles) from Florence.Kindly contact Grantour (see Accommodation Form) toinquire about post conference tours to Venice andFlorence. Guided visits of Ravenna will be also organized.For further information contact OMC.

Travel AgentGRANTOUR staff - OMC 2001 official travel agent-will be present to help you with general information onflight/train tickets, hotel accommodation, etc.

RegistrationAdvance Registration is recommended both for delegatesand exhibitors.Attendance at conference sessions and admittance to theExhibition is free for University students providing ade-quate identification.

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PaymentOMC accepts Diners, MasterCard, Visa and AmericanExpress.A 3% commission will be applied.Personal cheques are NOT ACCEPTED.

BadgesAll participants and accompanying persons are kindlyrequested to wear their namebadge whilst in theConference and Exhibition area.

Conference ProceedingsOne copy of OMC 2001 Proceedings is included in theConference Registration Fee. Additional copies may berequested at the Conference Registration Desk during theevent.

Press AccreditationRepresentatives from the media are kindly invited to regi-ster in advance for OMC 2001.To obtain accreditation anofficial letter is requested.Conference registration will be free and include:• Attendance at all conference sessions • One complimentary copy of the proceedings • Working luncheons and coffee breaks• Gala eventsInformation and material will be delivered on arrival pro-vided appropriate identification is presented.

DisclaimerOMC does not accept any liability for injuries/losses ofwhatsoever nature to delegates, exhibitors, visitors andaccompanying persons, nor for loss or damages to theirluggage and/or any other personal belongings.

Note on PrivacyWe inform OMC 2001 participants that personal data arecollected to be included in OMC 2001 mailing list for thesupply of future publications. As provided by the Article13 of Italian Law 675/96 you are entitled to ask for con-firmation, change or cancellation of your personal datafrom OMC 2001 mailing list.

Tours are offered by Ravenna Municipality – Tourism Department

• 14.30 p.m Meeting point at the Jolly Hotel,Piazza Mameli, 1 - Ravenna (close to the train station)

Guided tour of Ravenna: visit to the monuments listed byUNESCO as part of the World’s Heritage and their famousmosaics.1 st Itinerary

• 10.00 a.m Meeting point at the Jolly Hotel,Piazza Mameli, 1 - Ravenna(close to the train station).Guided tour of Ravenna: 1st Itinerary

• 2.30 p.m Meeting point at the Jolly Hotel,Piazza Mameli, 1 - Ravenna(close to the train station).Guided tour of Ravenna: 2nd Itinerary

• 10.00 a.m Meeting point at the Jolly Hotel,Piazza Mameli, 1 - Ravenna(close to the train station).Guided tour of Ravenna: 3rd Itinerary r

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