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Various Majeed Shar (LPS Grant), Javed Haneef (LPS Gr Various ant) Dear Members, After a thoroughly enjoyable summer break LPS resumed evening meetings last week with an excellent talk from Rafael Guerra of Schlumberger. Rafael gave us a fabulous talk on well to seismic tie challenges in presalt which prompted healthy debate and discussion. The evening meeting was well attended by students and experienced professionals alike. It is with sadness that I also have to report the passing of a fellow LPS member, David Morgan of Uncertainty Resources Ltd who gave significant contribution to the industry. Our thoughts are with David’s family at this time. Our next one day seminar will be held on Thursday 25th with title “Drilling 101” covering everything from well design to directional drilling and mud systems. Registration details are on the website. We will also hold a Value of Information one day training session on Thursday 2nd October which will be presented by Decision Strategies Inc. The venue for this seminar will be Building 4, Chiswick Park – again details and registration forms can be found on the website. Places are restricted, so I urge you to book soon to secure a place. There are only a few seats left for this training. The next evening meeting will be held at 18:30hrs on Tuesday 7th October at the Geological Society as usual. The presentation scheduled is “ Multiphase fluid flow properties of fault rock: Implications for petroleum production/ Fault rock Petrophysics” to be presented by Majeed Shar and Javed Haneef. Both Majeed and Javed are recipients of LPS grant awards. Volunteers Needed. We are starting to look forward to our Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 4th No- vember where we will present the LPS 2015 Executive Committee for the approval of the membership. The Committee will need additional help in 2015, so if you would like to volunteer some of your valuable time to assist in the running of the LPS, our Past-President, Mike Millar, would really like to hear from you ([email protected], 0118-929-3404). Finally, I would like to invite suggestions for themes you might like to propose for one day seminars next year. Please send me a mail directly with any suggestions you might have or pass suggestions on to one of the committee at one of our meetings. [email protected] I look forward to seeing you at some of the events above. All the very best. Iain Whyte Iain Whyte : LPS President www.lps.org.uk

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Various

Majeed Shar (LPS

Grant), Javed Haneef

(LPS Gr

Various

ant)

Dear Members,

After a thoroughly enjoyable summer break LPS resumed evening meetings last week with an excellent

talk from Rafael Guerra of Schlumberger. Rafael gave us a fabulous talk on well to seismic tie

challenges in presalt which prompted healthy debate and discussion. The evening meeting was well

attended by students and experienced professionals alike.

It is with sadness that I also have to report the passing of a fellow LPS member, David Morgan of

Uncertainty Resources Ltd who gave significant contribution to the industry. Our thoughts are with

David’s family at this time.

Our next one day seminar will be held on Thursday 25th with title “Drilling 101” covering everything

from well design to directional drilling and mud systems. Registration details are on the website.

We will also hold a Value of Information one day training session on Thursday 2nd October which will be

presented by Decision Strategies Inc. The venue for this seminar will be Building 4, Chiswick Park –

again details and registration forms can be found on the website. Places are restricted, so I urge you to

book soon to secure a place. There are only a few seats left for this training.

The next evening meeting will be held at 18:30hrs on Tuesday 7th October at the Geological Society as

usual. The presentation scheduled is “ Multiphase fluid flow properties of fault rock: Implications for

petroleum production/ Fault rock Petrophysics” to be presented by Majeed Shar and Javed Haneef.

Both Majeed and Javed are recipients of LPS grant awards.

Volunteers Needed. We are starting to look forward to our Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 4th No-

vember where we will present the LPS 2015 Executive Committee for the approval of the membership.

The Committee will need additional help in 2015, so if you would like to volunteer some of your valuable

time to assist in the running of the LPS, our Past-President, Mike Millar, would really like to hear from

you ([email protected], 0118-929-3404).

Finally, I would like to invite suggestions for themes you might like to propose for one day seminars next

year. Please send me a mail directly with any suggestions you might have or pass suggestions on to one

of the committee at one of our meetings. [email protected]

I look forward to seeing you at some of the events above.

All the very best.

Iain Whyte Iain Whyte : LPS President

www.lps.org.uk

London Petrophysical Society Newsletter Issue 9 2014 www.lps.org.uk

Membership

Peter Fitch

[email protected]

Seminars

Ian Draper

[email protected]

Newsletter

Rob Leveridge

[email protected]

President: Iain Whyte (Tullow) Past President: Mike Millar (BG) Treasurer: Paul Hoddinott (E.On) Secretary: Alexandra Sarney (Imperial College) VP Technology: Liz Davis (BP) VP Seminars: Ian Draper (Baker Hughes) VP Arrangements: Ben Fletcher (BG) VP Publications: Mike O’Keefe (Schlumberger) VP Comms & Newsletter: Rob Leveridge (Schlumberger) VP Membership: Mauricio Castellanos (TGS Nopec) VP External Relations: Peter Fitch (Imperial College)

Date Evening Lectures Presenter

Thursday 25th Sept Drilling ‘101’ - Well engineering for geoscientists Various

Thursday 11th Dec Reservoir Fluids - corrosion, aquifers and post-

production issues. Various

Date Evening Lectures Presenter

Tuesday 7th Oct

Multiphase fluid flow properties of fault rock:

Implications for petroleum production/ Fault rock

petrophysics

Majeed Shar (LPS

Grant), Javed

Haneef (LPS Grant)

Thursday 25th Sep

Mike Millar

Seminar chair

[email protected]

“DRILLING-101” :

Everything a Geoscientist needs to know

about Well Engineering but was afraid to ask

Thursday 25th September

London Petrophysical Society Newsletter Issue 9 2014

This seminar is intended for general technical interest (as opposed to sales or marketing) and we request that the talks are kept technical in nature, with the use of

generic rather than trade names.

Registration £150 for members and non members, (LPS is not VAT registered).

There are a limited number of free places for Students, but you must register in advance.

Includes lunch and refreshments. To attend please download a Registration form and email to Ian Draper, VP Seminars.

www.lps.org.uk

www.lps.org.uk

A quick tour around a drilling rig - an introduction to the basic functions

BG Group

Well Planning Katiuska Borjas BG Group

Drilling bits Thorsten Schwefe BakerHughes

Drilling fluids and the circulation system Iain Scott MI (Schlumberger)

Directional drilling Peter Dadswell BakerHughes

Casing, Liners and completions Baker Hughes

How zonal isolation is provided from the wellhead to the production zone

Debbie McIntosh OTM Consulting

The Science of Mud Logging in Drilling Femi Tanimola Geoservices (Schlumberger)

Formation evaluation through core data acquisition - a technical overview

Jean-Valery Garcia Corpro, ALS Oil & Gas

On Thursday 25th September 2014 the London Petrophysical Society will be holding a one-day seminar entitled Drilling-101; Everything a Geoscientist needs to know about Well Engineering but was afraid to ask at the Geological Society, Burlington House, London. This is the latest in our line of "Basic FE" seminars, and is intended as an introduction to Well Engineering for Petrophysicists and other Geoscientists. This one-day seminar will provide a basic understanding and vocabulary for professionals from a wide-variety of backgrounds and it should work to improve the way we can work together as a team to achieve safe and successful wells.