2014 student conference programme

SPE Regional
Student Development Summit
11–13 November 2014 / Nazarbayev University / Astana, Kazakhstan
Summit Programme
Supporting Partners:
Ministry of Energy
of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Gold Sponsor
Silver Sponsor
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Welcome From SPE President
Dear SPE Regional Student Development Summit Participants,
Robert F. Kennedy, better than anyone, summed up why the future of the planet depends on you:
“The future is not a gift: It is an achievement. Every generation helps to make its own future. This
is the essential challenge of the present.” Can I add that I think the future of SPE also depends
on you? Here’s why: Every day in 2014, the E&P industry is teaming up to produce approximately
92 million b/d and 350 bcf/d. What an achievement. This energy raises living standards and fuels
human progress—but not for all 7.2 billion citizens of the world, considering 1.3 billion still have
no access to electricity and 2.4 billion still use biomass for cooking. So, there’s still much work for
energy producers like us to do—even in 2014. Fast forward to 2040—the world’s population will
be approximately 9 billion, with oil and gas still key and adding up to more than 60% of the global
energy mix. By the way, which other business has such a long-term perspective?
The E&P industry must adapt and evolve at an ever-faster SPEed as new barrels must be found and
produced by navigating E&P success in 3C. Community focus: More than ever, we depend on the
trust of the local communities where we operate. This trust must be earned through relentless focus
on HSSE-SR and sustainable operations. Competitiveness: As costs have risen across the board, our
industry must respond by incrementally and steadily improving every aspect of the E&P business.
Collaboration: Though E&P in many ways is a very competitive business, there are more and more
areas where competition will have to take a back seat to collaboration as more value is created that
way. SPE is the best example of this with its 124,000 members on a mission to share. However, SPE
must also evolve and adapt to make sure we always have great answers to every member asking
WIIFM (what’s in it for me?).
SPE can learn a lot from you—in fact, we need you to relentlessly improve and transform SPE
into SPE 2.0 through innovation so that SPE can help the industry become E&P 2.0. That you
communicate, work, connect, solve problems and form networks differently is a great advantage.
The sense of purpose you have the right to feel is immense. You help solve the greatest challenge
on the planet: affordable energy for all, produced in a sustainable manner. This energy lifts living
standards and fuels human progress, and your unique and valuable perspectives will help SPE
become SPE 2.0. We can then execute our mission to share more quickly and efficiently as you
continue to excel as the rising tide that lifts all the boats!
Thank you!
Helge Hove Haldorsen
2015 SPE President
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Sponsors
SPE would like to thank the the following sponsors of the 2014 SPE Regional
Student Development Summit for their ongoing support and contributions:
Supporting Partners
Ministry of Energy
of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Gold
Silver
Tuesday Morning Coffee Break
Registration and Lanyards
CTCE Student Attendance
Table of Contents
Schedule of Events .......................................4
Attendees.........................................................9
About SPE .......................................................5
General Information ................................... 10
Venue Floor Plan ...........................................6
Conference Programme ............................12
Committees .....................................................7
Presenting Groups ...................................... 14
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Schedule of Events
Monday, 10 November
1830–1930
Registration
King Hotel Astana
Tuesday, 11 November
0800–0900
Welcome and Team Building Activity
PetroOlympic Games
The Senate Hall
0900–0950
Opening Remarks and Keynote Address
The Senate Hall
0950–1030
Caspian Region: Geology Overview
• Kazakhstan: Geologic Overview of Pre-Caspian Basin and Kashagan
The Senate Hall
1030–1045
Break
The Senate Hall Foyer
1045–1200
Drilling Aspects In the Caspian Region
• Russia: Extended Reach Wells: Sakhalin Basin
• Kazakhstan Onshore Closed Hole Circulation Drilling
The Senate Hall
1200–1300
Lunch
The Senate Hall Foyer
1300–1500
How Did We Get There?
Meet the Expert Panel Discussion
The Senate Hall
1500–1515
Break
The Senate Hall Foyer
1515–1600
How To Write an SPE Paper
The Senate Hall
1600–1630
KAZENERGY Presentation
The Senate Hall
Wednesday, 12 November
0830–0900
Arrival and Light Refreshment
The Senate Hall Foyer
0900–0915
Welcome Address by Nazarbayev University
The Senate Hall
0915–1005
Student Chapter Officers Workshop
Presentations by 2014 Chapter Award Winners
The Senate Hall
1005–1020
Break
The Senate Hall Foyer
1020–1100
Student Chapter Officers Workshop
Presentations by 2014 Chapter Award Winners
The Senate Hall
1100–1210
How To Showcase Yourself: Interview Skills 101
The Senate Hall
1210–1310
Lunch
The Senate Hall Foyer
1310–1350
Modelling 101
• Static and Dynamic Modelling
The Senate Hall
1350–1430
Reservoir and Production Engineering 101
• IOR and EOR: Increase of Oil Production and Recoveries in Tengiz
• WWD Strategic Direction for Operational Excellence
The Senate Hall
1430–1510
Processing Facilities or Surface Engineering
• Flow Assurance & Pipeline Software Overview
• Overview of Process Engineering
The Senate Hall
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Schedule of Events
1510–1545
Break
The Senate Hall Foyer
1545–1630
Operational Excellence: Health, Environment & Safety
The Senate Hall
Evening
Excursion to National Museum of Kazakhstan
Run by Nazarbayev University Chapter
Meet at King Hotel Astana
Thursday, 13 November
0830–1230
Final Group Preparation With YP Representative
The Senate Hall
1230–1330
Lunch
The Senate Hall Foyer
1330–1450
Group Presentations (Groups 1–4)
1330–1350: Caspian Sea and its Environmental Challenges
1350–1410: New Technology: Key to Unlocking the Caspian Sea’s Treasure
1410–1430: The Advantages and Disadvantages of Caspian Sea’s Geology
1430–1450: Caspian Sea Boundary and International Policy
The Senate Hall
1450–1510
Coffee Break
The Senate Hall Foyer
1510–1630
Group Presentations (Groups 5–8)
1510–1530: Transportation Options for the Caspian Sea Oil Export
1530–1550: Serving Society through Industry
1550–1610: Gender & Diversity in the Energy Industry
1610–1630: Knowledge Sharing—Connecting
Generations in the Oil and Gas Industry
The Senate Hall
1630–1700
Closing Address and Prize Presentation
The Senate Hall
Evening
Social Event Run by Nazarbayev University Chapter
TBC
Friday, 14 November
0930–1445
CTCE Conference Technical Sessions and Closing Ceremony
Korme Exhibition Center
Agenda correct at time of going to press.
About SPE
About the Society of Petroleum Engineers
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Entrance
Senate Hall, Floor 3
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Main Building
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Venue Floor Plan
Drop-Off Point
To Airport
Kabanbay Batryr Ave.
To City Center
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Committee
SPE is thankful to the programme committee members who worked extensively in bringing this event
together. Each member played an important role in shaping the overall theme and direction of the summit.
Regional Student Development Summit Committee
Maria Belyanushkina, Modeling Technologies
Center
Aizhana Jussupbekova, North Caspian Operating
Company
Maria has been a project manager at
Modeling Technologies Center (field
development direction) since 2010.
Aizhana Jussupbekova is a Senior Reservoir
Engineer at ExxonMobil currently seconded
to NCOC. Aizhana’s primary focus is reservoir
description and characterisation along with
dynamic reservoir modeling. She has been
involved in SPE activities since 2007 while serving as a board
member of Texas A&M University Student Chapter.
Maria graduated from the Russian Geological
Prospecting University (applied mathematics)
in 2005 and completed her PhD in Geophysics in 2009.
Maria has been an SPE member since 2005 and
Moscow Section Board of Directors member since
2010 (Students and YP Programs Chair).
Nurzhan Kairbayev, LR Senergy
Nurzhan Kairbayev is a lead reservoir engineer
with 5 years of industry experience. Nurzhan
began his career as a field operator, briefly
working on fields in the Mangistau region.
Nurzhan then worked with Fugro Robertson
as a reservoir engineer and worked as a
consultant for various companies in India, Pakistan, Middle
East, Africa, and CIS. Currently Nurzhan works with LR
Senergy and has worked on projects in the Falklands, Tunisia,
Kazakhstan, and Trinidad & Tobago. His areas of expertise
include production decline analysis, well test analysis, simulation,
PVT and reserve evaluation. Nurzhan has been an ongoing
member of SPE and has been the Chair of the SPE YP London
Committee through 2013-2014 and recently received the 2014
North Sea Young Member Outstanding Service Award.
Marzhan Bissembayeva, Tengizchevroil
Marzhan Bissembayeva studied Petroleum Engineering at
KBTU, Almaty.
Between 2003-2006, she was the PR-Manager of
the KBTU SPE Student Chapter. She graduated from
KBTU in 2007, receiving a Diploma with Honors.
In 2007 Marzhan was hired by Tengizchevroil to the position of
Petroleum Engineer. The same year she joined the Atyrau SPE
Professional Board. In 2008, Marzhan initiated and helped to
open the Student Chapter at the Atyrau Oil and Gas Institute.
Marzhan was a Member of the SPE Caspian Carbonates Applied
Technology Workshop committee. In 2010 she received an SPE
award for Young Member Outstanding Service and Contribution
to the Industry, for the Russian and Caspian Region.
Almas Kuandykov, North Caspian Operating
Company
Ivan Crabb, BG Group
Almas is currently employed by NCOC as a
Reservoir Engineer. Almas graduated from the
University of Tulsa in 2010 with a BSc degree in
Petroleum Engineering. At Tulsa, Almas and his
peers created the first Kazakh student association
in Tulsa (KazSAT), where Almas was appointed the President.
As an undergraduate, Almas completed several internships
during the summers including: KazGerMunay (Kyzylorda region),
Harvest Resources (Texas/Utah), and Statoil (Norway).
Ivan Crabb currently works in Astana as a reservoir
manager for BG Kazakhstan. Ivan is an experienced
petroleum engineer who has worked internationally
on a variety of exploration and development
projects in Australia, Papua New Guinea,
Mauritania, Libya, Tunisia, UK and Kazakhstan.
Jose de Jesus Gutierrez, Schlumberger
Jose de Jesus Gutierrez is a “Manager in Industry”
with marketing and technical responsibilities for
Schlumberger in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
An exploration and production executive with
over twenty five years’ experience in the oil
field service industry, Jose de Jesus has held
various senior management roles with Schlumberger across 3
continents, including a worldwide senior vice-president role.
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Committees
Assem Mukazhanova, KAZENERGY
Anatoly Leontiev, Shell
Anatoly Leontiev started his career in 1994
as a freelance interpreter with various
multinationals, public agencies, and diplomatic
missions in Central Asian countries.
Assel Salimova, Baker Hughes Inc
Assel graduated from Kazakh-British Technical
University in 2007 with a degree in petroleum
engineering. During the period of 2007-2008,
Assel worked with Schlumberger as a wireline field
engineer-trainee in the Netherlands. In 2008, Assel
joined Baker Hughes as a geoscientist based in Atyrau.
Since joining Shell in 1999, Anatoly has worked
in government relations/external affairs roles on
different assignments in the Caspian and CIS with responsibilities
focused on managing relationships with national oil companies.
Currently, Assel is the Geoscience Manager for Baker Hughes
in Russia Caspian, based in Atyrau. Assel is in charge of the
Geoscience Department and of supporting the operations and
sales teams. Assel’s areas of expertise include petrophysics, nuclear
magnetic resonance, and wireline formation testing, including
sampling, downhole fluids analysis and advanced RCI applications,
stimgun and perforating modeling, casing inspection, and cement
evaluation. Assel is a holder of Schlumberger and KAZENERGY
student scholarships.
In 2006, after completing his two year assignment as Business
Relations Adviser with Shell International in London, he
relocated to Kazakhstan to assume a consulting role in the New
Business Development Team, bringing in the experience of
stakeholder engagement in varied cross-cultural environments.
Sameh Macary, Tengizchevroil
Currently serving as a production engineering
advisor for TCO in Kazakhstan, Sameh has 30
years of experience in petroleum engineering.
He has held a PhD in Engineering for 25 years.
Sameh currently works as a petroleum engineering
advisor for Chevron on the NOJV Subsurface Team
based in Perth, Australia. Prior to Chevron, Sameh worked as Chief
Reservoir Engineer at IPR Group of Companies (Dallas based).
Sameh has been a member of SPE for more than 17 years and
has served in many positions on the SPE Cairo Section Board;
and represented Egypt in the Middle East SPE Council for three
years. Sameh has presented more than 15 SPE papers and in 2005,
was awarded the Regional (ME) Technical Award for Reservoir
Description and Dynamics in the Middle East. In 2014, Sameh was
awarded the Annual Build World of SPE Member Recruitment
Award. Currently, Sameh is chairing the technical committee
of the SPE Caspian Technical Conference and Exhibition.
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Attendees
Alina Abdrakhimova, Ufa State Aviation Tech University
Assel Mukatova, Kazakh National Technical University
Dana Abdrakhmanova, Kazakh-British Technical University
Daniyar Mukitanov, Atyrau Petroleum Education Center
Petrotechnic
Nursaya Abenova, Atyrau Petroleum Education Center
Petrotechnic
Regina Nafikova, Bashkir State University
Ildar Akhmetov, Almetyevsk State Oil Institute
Zhassulan Nurlanuly Zhidebay, Aktobe State University
Zaira Alibay, Nazarbayev University
Anna Osipova, Ufa State Petroleum Technological University
Sultanali Alikhanov, Kazakh-British Technical University
Vyacheslav Ovchinnikov, Ukhta State Technical University
Islam Amanov, Kazakh-British Technical University
Alisa Palkina, Saint Petersburg State University
Abylaikhan Atayev, Kazakh National Technical University
Victor Pankov, Moscow State University
Maksim Bakiev, Saint Petersburg Mining University
Dmitrii Rudchenko, Moscow State University
Timur Bugubayev, Kazakh-British Technical University
Yulia Scherbina, Moscow University of Geological Prospecting
Ekaterina Demidova, Tomsk Polytechnic University
Tamirlan Seidakhmetov, Nazarbayev University
Bexultan Duisengul, Atyrau Oil and Gas Institute
Akmaral Seitkhan, Nazarbayev University
Dinara Gapeyenko, Nazarbayev University
Ruslan Shakirov, Almetyevsk State Oil Institute
Yulia Garipova, Kazan Federal University
Timur Shamsutdinov, Bashkir State University
Artyom Grebenyuk, Tyumen State Oil and Gas University
Andrey Shurunov, Saint Petersburg State University
Farid Gurbanov, Azerbaijan State Oil Academy
Timur Solovyev, Moscow University of Geological Prospecting
Davud Huseyn-zada, Khazar University
Vaqif Suleymanov, Azerbaijan State Oil Academy
Alexander Ignatovich, Saint Petersburg Mining University
Jamila Sultanova, Azerbaijan State Oil Academy
Farid Ismayilov, Khazar University
Murat Tankibayev, Kazakh National Technical University
Yeldar Kadirbek, Aktobe State University
Aygul Telyasheva, Ufa State Petroleum Technological University
Nurlan Karimzhanov, Nazarbayev University
Takhmina Torgayeva, Nazarbayev University
Kuanish Khabibullin, Nazarbayev University
Marat Tukhvatullin, Gubkin University
Raiymbek Khuressov, Atyrau Oil and Gas Institute
Aidyn Tursynbay, Atyrau Oil and Gas Institute
Dmitry Koshechkin, Gubkin University
Darkhan Yermukhambetov, Kazakh-British Technical University
Arman Kudbanov, Kazan Federal University
Anar Yermukhambetova, Aktobe State University
Yerzhan Kulynbetov, Atyrau Oil and Gas Institute
Ainur Yerzhankyzy, Nazarbayev University
Elizaveta Laputina, Tyumen State Oil and Gas University
Almagul Zakaryayeva, Kazakh National Technical University
Galiya Magazova, Nazarbayev University
Daulet Magzymov, Nazarbayev University
Ruslan Martemyanov, Nazarbayev University
Alexey Mescheryakov, North-Eastern Federal University
Nargiza Mikhridinova, Ufa State Aviation Tech University
Rafig Mirzayev, Khazar University
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General Information
Transport and Travel
Summit Sessions
During the event, students will have a shuttle bus to pick up
from the King Hotel Astana to Nazarbayev University and
back. Pick up will be at the following times:
Tuesday, 11 November, 0800–1630
The Senate Hall
Wednesday, 12 November, 0830–1630
The Senate Hall
Tuesday, 11 November
0730 from King Hotel Astana
1715 from Nazarbayev University
Thursday, 13 November, 0830–1700
The Senate Hall
Wednesday, 12 November–Thursday, 13 November
0800 from King Hotel Astana
1715 from Nazarbayev University
Tea and Coffee Breaks
Tuesday, 11 November, 1005–1020 and 1500–1515
The Senate Hall Foyer
Friday, 14 November
0900 from King Hotel Astana
1445 from the Korme Exhibition Centre
Wednesday, 12 November, 1015–1030 and 1510–1545
The Senate Hall Foyer
Thursday, 13 November, 1450–1510
The Senate Hall Foyer
Registration
Monday 10 November, 1830–1930
King Hotel Astana Reception
Please report to the registration desk situated at the King
Hotel Astana Reception. Upon registration, students will be
issued a badge and information pack.
Lunch Breaks
Tuesday, 11 November, 1200–1300
The Senate Hall Foyer
Wednesday, 12 November, 1210–1310
The Senate Hall Foyer
Tuesday 11 November, 0745–0900
The Senate Hall, Nazarbayev University
Students who are unable to pick up badges on Tuesday
may report to the registration desk outside the Senate
Hall to collect a badge and information pack.
Thursday, 13 November, 1230–1330
The Senate Hall Foyer
Networking
Name badges must be worn at all times.
Summit Social Events
These events are not organised by SPE. Costs are to be
covered by students.
Registration
sponsored by:
Wednesday, 12 November, TBC
National Museum of Kazakhstan
Student Group Presentations
Thursday, 13 November, TBC
Social event planned by Nazarbayev University Chapter.
More information to be given during Summit.
1 month prior to the summit, students will be assigned
a group and presentation topic. Each group will present
their research and findings on the final day of the summit.
Students are expected to work with their groups online
prior to the summit, with collaboration to continue onsite.
Annual Caspian Technical Conference and
Exhibition
Friday, 14 November, 0930–1445
Korme Exhibition Center
The winning group will be announced and recognised
on the final day of the Annual Caspian Technical
Conference and Exhibition on 14 November.
Summit Language
The summit will be conducted in English.
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General Information
Photography In Sessions
Safety
SPE technical sessions are protected by copyright
laws. Attendees are not permitted to record (via
phone, camera, or any other recording device) the
presentations made during this conference.
One of the key components to the success of the SPE
Regional Student Development Summit is the safety of
our attendees and presenters. Due to the popularity of
some session topics, it is possible for overcrowding to
occur in a session or meeting room. Should this occur, we
must comply with policies regarding room capacity and
limit admittance to a room that is at capacity. Please make
plans to arrive early for sessions that you have a strong
interest in attending. In the event of an emergency, SPE
staff and/or university staff will provide summit attendees
with any necessary information and instructions.
Speaker Check-In
Speakers to arrive 30 minutes prior to their presentations.
Upon arrival, speakers check-in will be outside The Senate
Hall. From there, they will be shown to the room.
Notice to Attendees
Emergency Procedures and Fire Evacuation Advice
A venue representative will give a fire and safety
emergency briefing for all attendees on Tuesday,
11 November at 0830. Attendees are required to be in
the room promptly for the fire/safety procedure.
All attendees are required to wear their name badge and
badge holder at all times.
Use of a badge by a person not named on the badge is
grounds for confiscation. If you lose your badge, please
return to registration to obtain a replacement.
An alert signal to a fire is given by an intermittent sounding
of the fire alarm. Continuous sounding of the fire alarm is an
instruction to evacuate the summit/university immediately
by using the nearest fire exits indicated on the floorplan on
page 6.
Mobile/Cell Phone Policy
As a courtesy to the speakers and your fellow attendees,
mobile phones should be turned off during meetings
and sessions.
Guests with Disabilities
Alcohol Policy
We take pride in ensuring that our meetings and events
are accessible to all attendees with special needs. All
buildings in Nazarbayev University are equipped with
elevators. Attendees needing special arrangements
should contact our staff at registration or headquarters.
We recognise the legitimate serving of alcoholic beverages
in the process of conducting business and social activities.
We also recognise that the use and consumption of
alcohol carries with it the requirement for all attendees to
consume those beverages responsibly and in keeping with
our professional code of ethics and conduct. We strongly
oppose the abuse and misuse of alcohol.
Smoking Policy
Smoking is prohibited in all areas of Nazarbayev University,
except in designated smoking areas.
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Conference Programme
Tuesday 11 November 2014
0900–0930
Welcome Address
The Senate Hall
1515–1600
Speaker:
Helge Hove Haldorsen, 2015 SPE President
0930–0950
Keynote Address
Speaker:
Ilyas Saurbayev, Reservoir Engineer, NCOC
This presentation will deliver useful information on writing
SPE papers. The goal is to inform and motivate students on
the process and path of writing a successful SPE Paper. The
session will give guidance on where to start, developing the
abstract, and advice on publishing your paper.
The Senate Hall
Speaker:
Vice-Minister Magzum Mirzagaliyev, Ministry of Energy of
the Republic of Kazakhstan
0950–1030
1600–1630
The Senate Hall
Technical Session 1: Kazakhstan—Geologic Overview
of Pre-Caspian Basin—Kashagan
Speakers:
Laura Altybayeva, KazEnergy Youth Committee
Baurzhan Kartzhanov, KazEnergy Youth Committee
Wednesday 12 November 2014
This session will cover general information on the field
such as technological and environmental challenges. The
session will also touch upon the actual aspects of geology
including reservoir architecture and composition and how it
ultimately affects the production.
0900–0915
The Senate Hall
Welcome by Nazarbayev University President
0915–1100
The Senate Hall
The Senate Hall
SPE Student Chapter Officers Workshop
Technical Session 2: Russia—Extended Reach Wells—
Sakhalin Basin and Kazakhstan Onshore Closed Hole
Circulation Drilling
Speakers:
Jade Abbott, Membership Services Specialist, SPE
Antonina Kozmina, Membership Coordinator, SPE
Speakers:
Yegor Se, Petrophysicist, Tengizchevroil
Sanzhar Zharkeshov, Drilling Engineer, ExxonMobil
The Student Chapter Officers Workshop aims to provide
students a forum to discuss and share best practices with
fellow chapter committee members. The Outstanding
Student Chapter 2014 award winners will also give a brief
presentation on what they achieved in 2014.
ExxonMobil’s Sakhalin-1 project and Drilling Overview.
1300–1500
The Senate Hall
KazEnergy Presentation
Speakers:
Elena Mitrofanskaya, Borehole Geologist, Schlumberger
Marat Nauryzgaliyev, Development Geologist, North
Caspian Operating Company
1045–1200
The Senate Hall
Soft Skills Session: How to Write an SPE Paper
The Senate Hall
Panel Session: How Did We Get There?—Meet the
Experts
1100–1210
The Senate Hall
Soft Skills Session: How to Showcase Yourself—
Interview Skills 101
Speakers:
Victor Davey, Shareholder Advisor NCSPSA, Shell
Nurzhan Kairbayev, Reservoir Engineer, Senergy Oil & Gas
Dr. Wasi Khan, Professor and Head of Dept, Nazarbayev
University
Dr. Sameh Macary, Advisor, Production Engineering, TCO
Assel Salimova, Caspian Geoscience Manager, Baker
Hughes
Speaker:
Chiedozie K. Ekweribe, Production Engineer, Chevron
This session aims to equip students with the tools needed
to present yourself well in an interview. Run by Chiedozie
from Chevron, students will receive an insight into what HR
looks for at one of the ‘supermajors’.
The aim of this session is to give students a flavour of
different career paths and understand what they might be
doing if they pursue one of them. The sessions aim is to
help students understand how to transition from being a
student to becoming a professional.
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Conference Programme
1310–1350
Thursday, 13 November 2014
The Senate Hall
Technical Session 3: Modeling 101
Static and Dynamic Modeling
0830–1230
Final Group Preparation with YP Representative
Speaker:
Olzhas Tleukhanuly, Reservoir Engineer, KPO Reservoir
Students can use this time to finalise their presentations.
A Young Professional will be assigned to each group to
run through their presentations with them and make
suggestions.
Reservoir modeling is an interdisciplinary approach which
should involve a team of geo-scientists and reservoir
engineers. This session will take you through all stages of
modeling from the initial geological model creation to flow
simulation and finally forecasting future production from
the reservoir.
1350–1430
1330–1630
Judges:
Alexey Kashkimbayev, Operations Coordinator,
Karachaganak, BG Kazakhstan
Dr. Wasi Khan, Professor, Dept. of Chemical Engineering,
Nazarbayev University
Aliya Kupeyeva, Deputy Drilling Manager, MaerskOil
Anton Rushakov, Communications & Government
Relations Manager, Shell Kazakhstan development B.V.
The Senate Hall
Speakers:
Marzhan Bissembayeva, Production Engineer,
Tengizchevroil
Lui Ning, Korolev Subsurface Lead, Tengizchevroil
Students will be presenting on a variety of topics, all of
which address issues facing the oil and gas industry in the
Caspian. Each group is made up of between 7-8 students.
The Senate Hall
This year’s topics include:
• Caspian Sea and its Environmental Challenges
• New Technology: Key to Unlocking the Caspian Sea’s
Treasure
• The Advantages and Disadvantages of Caspian Sea’s
Geology
• Caspian Sea Boundary and International Policy
• Transportation Options for the Caspian Sea Oil Export
• Serving Society Through Industry
• Gender and Diversity in the Energy Industry
• Knowledge Sharing—Connecting Generations in the Oil
and Gas Industry
Technical Session 5: Processing Facilities or Surface
Engineering—Flow Assurance and Pipeline Software
Overview
Speakers:
Karlygash Dosmukhamedova, Field Gathering System
Process Engineer
Marina Fomina, KTL Plant Automation Process Control
Engineer, Tengizchevroil
Gulzat Sirenova, Engineer, Schlumberger
The Flow Assurance session aims to give a brief introduction
into Flow Assurance, and will describe common flow
assurance problems, their impact on production system, and
mitigation strategies. Provided case study will highlight the
importance of flow assurance analysis, both from production
and economical perspectives.
1630–1700
The Senate Hall
Closing Address and Prize Presentation
Speaker:
The ‘Overview of Process Engineering’ session will discuss
Facilities engineering in general and emphasize on Process
engineering, describing department structure and giving
students an idea of routing duties.
1545–1630
The Senate Hall
Group Presentations
Technical Session 4: Reservoir and Production
Engineering 101—IOR and EOR: Increase of Oil
Production and Recoveries In Tengiz and WWD
Strategic Direction For Operational Excellence
1430–1510
The Senate Hall
Helge Hove Haldorsen, 2015 SPE President
Friday, 14 November 2014
The Senate Hall
0930–1445
Technical Session 6: Operational Excellence: Health,
Environment & Safety
Korme Exhibition Center
Students To Attend Annual Caspian Technical
Conference and Exhibition
Speaker:
Dastem Zhassanov, Tengizchevroil
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Presenting Groups
GROUP 1
GROUP 5
Caspian Sea and Its Environmental Challenges
Transportation Options for the
Caspian Sea Oil Export
Dana Abdrakhmanova, Kazakh-British Technical University
Nursaya Abenova, Atyrau Petroleum Education Center
Petrotechnic
Abylaikhan Atayev, Kazakh National Technical University
Bexultan Duisengul, Atyrau Oil and Gas Institute
Ruslan Shakirov, Almetyevsk State Oil Institute
Aidyn Tursynbay, Atyrau Oil and Gas Institute
Ainur Yerzhankyzy, Nazarbayev University
Almagul Zakaryayeva, Kazakh National Technical University
Sultanali Alikhanov, Kazakh-British Technical University
Alexander Ignatovich, Saint Petersburg Mining University
Kuanish Khabibullin, Nazarbayev University
Raiymbek Khuressov, Atyrau Oil and Gas Institute
Yerzhan Kulynbetov, Atyrau Oil and Gas Institute
Assel Mukatova, Kazakh National Technical University
Akmaral Seitkhan, Nazarbayev University
GROUP 6
Serving Society through Industry
GROUP 2
Zaira Alibay, Nazarbayev University
Daulet Magzymov, Nazarbayev University
Alexey Mescheryakov, North-Eastern Federal University
Nargiza Mikhridinova, Ufa State Aviation Tech University Chapter
Yulia Scherbina, Moscow University of Geological Prospecting
Timur Shamsutdinov, Bashkir State University
Takhmina Torgayeva, Nazarbayev University
New Technology: Key to Unlocking
the Caspian Sea’s Treasure
Alina Abdrakhimova, Ufa State Aviation Tech University
Maksim Bakiev, Saint Petersburg Mining University
Yulia Garipova, Kazan Federal University
Farid Gurbanov, Azerbaijan State Oil Academy
Galiya Magazova, Nazarbayev University
Rafig Mirzayev, Khazar University
Alisa Palkina, Saint Petersburg State University
Victor Pankov, Moscow State University
GROUP 7
Gender and Diversity in the Energy Industry
Ildar Akhmetov, Almetyevsk State Oil Institute
Dinara Gapeyenko, Nazarbayev University
Davud Huseyn-zada, Khazar University
Regina Nafikova, Bashkir State University
Tamirlan Seidakhmetov, Nazarbayev University
Murat Tankibayev, Kazakh National Technical University
Darkhan Yermukhambetov, Kazakh-British Technical University
GROUP 3
The Advantages and Disadvantages
of Caspian Sea’s Geology
Ekaterina Demidova, Tomsk Polytechnic University
Farid Ismayilov, Khazar University
Arman Kudbanov, Kazan Federal University
Dmitrii Rudchenko, Moscow State University
Andrey Shurunov, Saint Petersburg State University
Vaqif Suleymanov, Azerbaijan State Oil Academy
Jamila Sultanova, Azerbaijan State Oil Academy
GROUP 8
Knowledge Sharing—Connecting
Generations in the Oil and Gas Industry
Artyom Grebenyuk, Tyumen State Oil and Gas University
Yeldar Kadirbek, Aktobe State University
Dmitry Koshechkin, Gubkin University
Zhassulan Nurlanuly Zhidebay, Aktobe State University
Anna Osipova, Ufa State Petroleum Technological University
Aygul Telyasheva, Ufa State Petroleum Technological University
Anar Yermukhambetova, Aktobe State University
GROUP 4
Caspian Sea Boundary and International Policy
Islam Amanov, Kazakh-British Technical University
Timur Bugubayev, Kazakh-British Technical University
Nurlan Karimzhanov, Nazarbayev University
Elizaveta Laputina, Tyumen State Oil and Gas University
Ruslan Martemyanov, Nazarbayev University
Vyacheslav Ovchinnikov, Ukhta State Technical University
Timur Solovyev, Moscow University of Geological Prospecting
Marat Tukhvatullin, Gubkin University
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