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SHARING THE EARTH
Final
Announcement
66 t h E A G E C o n f e r e n c e & E x h i b i t i o n 7 - 1 0 J u n e 2 0 0 4
Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles, France
Contents
Welcome to Paris
General Information
Conference Overview
Plan of the venue
Special Executive sessions
Dedicated sessions
Best of sessions
Workshops
DISC
SPE Short courses
Field trip
Oral and Poster Presentations
Exhibition
■ Exhibitor’s list
■ Commercial presentations
Registration
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Paris Local Advisory committee
Chairman ■ Jean-Marie Masset ■ Total
Dominique Guérillot ■ IFP
Olivier Dubrule ■ Total
Olivier Peyret ■ Schlumberger
Michel Manin ■ CGG
Jean Tachet des Combes ■ Total
Alain Mascle ■ IFP School
Mary Ford ■ ENS Géologie de Nancy
Alain C. Gringarten ■ Imperial College London
Isabelle Cojan ■ ENS Mines de Paris
Pierre Andrieux ■ Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI)
Theo Kortekaas ■ Shell International Exploration & Production BV
Milestones
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Deadline pre-registration
1 May 2004
Deadline application official invitation for visa 1 May 2004
Main Sponsors
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Welcome to Paris
Feedback has shown that we ignore at our peril our
delegates’ managers, and how they perceive EAGE! Very
important too is the Conference Evening, which in Paris is to
be held at the Grande Galerie de l’Evolution.
The technical sessions form the core of the conference,
featuring up to date technology applications, and capturing
the considerable innovations that are being achieved.
Furthermore, we have a significant and increasing amount of
Near Surface content. In addition, we have the Workshops,
which are becoming an expanding and more appreciated
adjunct to the conference, with world experts speaking on
their key topics.
However, I have left to last the most important innovation of
all. This is our new linkage with the Society of Petroleum
Engineers (SPE). In this the SPE runs a parallel conference
alongside the EAGE in Paris, and a shared exhibition.
The intent is that by our next shared event at Madrid 2005,
SPE will be able to run a full, annual Europec conference as
part of the EAGE annual event. In this way each association
believes that it will be delivering a better product to our
members and delegates. Thus we will be truly taking a major
step towards delivering on our basic commitment of
multidisciplinary integration.
It is my very great pleasure and privilege to be able to invite
EAGE members and their families and guests to attend our
66th Annual Conference and Exhibition in Paris in June 2004!
Of the many events, large and small, that EAGE is involved in
each year, our Annual Conference is the largest and most
important to us. It is the high point of our year. Preparations
have been in hand for more than two years, through the
efforts of a large number of EAGE volunteers, as well as our
Business Office staff. Not least, each annual event takes us
to a new venue which imbues each conference with its own
particular and unique flavour and culture. I guarantee that
Paris 2004 will be every bit as distinctive and unforgettable!
In preparing and delivering a conference and exhibition such
as Paris 2004, many people are involved. I would like to
offer my sincere thanks to sponsors, to exhibitors, to guest
speakers, to EAGE volunteers and their employers, to the
EAGE Business Office, and of course to the delegates.
Finally, EAGE is about people, our science, and spreading
the message. Our annual conference and exhibition is all
about this. I hope you enjoy what we will be offering you.
It represents the best and most up to date information and
technology available today.
EAGE is about people, and about communicating with them.
It is hugely important that we listen to our delegates and our
exhibitors as to how they perceive our association, and more
specifically our conference and exhibition events. To a very
great extent the feedback to date has been distinctly positive,
indeed gratifyingly so. However, while we can never expect to
achieve perfection, we can always do better in one respect or
another.
On behalf of the European Association of Geoscientists &
Engineers,
In terms of technical content, our Paris conference
programme bears several of the hallmarks of earlier
successful conferences. However, if we do not move on,
then in reality we move backwards! Thus, as always, there
are several innovations. One of the principal ones is the
“Executive Day”, which has developed from the original
Executive Lunch into a full day of themed morning and
afternoon discussions, still with the lunch!
Don Milne
President EAGE
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General Information
This Conference comes under the patronage of the French
Minister for the Industry.
Public Transportation Card
A free public transportation card will be available for all
registered full delegates and registered family members of
the 66th EAGE Conference & Exhibition. The card will be valid
from Monday 7 June through Thursday 10 June 2004 and can
be used for the Metro, bus and RER. The transportation card
covers zone 1 and 2 in Paris, which is includes all the
arrondissements (I – XX). Each card will be issued with a map
for the Metro, bus and RER. The Metro station at Paris Expo is
“Porte de Versailles” and is situated in front of the Exhibition
centre. The public transportation card can be collected
together with your delegate badge at the registration area.
Venue
Paris Expo
1, place de la Porte Versailles
75738 Paris Cedex 15, France
www.parisexpo.fr
Opening Hours Registration Workshop
Package Only (Incl. Disc)
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
5 June
6 June
7 June
Eage Extended Abstracts CD-Rom
The Abstracts are available on CD-Rom for all full delegates
(included in the Conference fee).
The Paris 2004 Extended Abstracts CD-Rom can be collected
at the EAGE Bookshop (booth # 882 in Hall 4) in exchange
from the CD-Rom voucher (attached to your badge).
EAGE members can obtain a copy of the Extended Abstracts
CD-Rom at a discount should he/she not be able to attend
the Conference. Members who wish to make use of this offer
should place and pay their order through the EAGE Bookshop
(www.eage.org/publications) before 1 May 2004.
The CD-Rom will be mailed after the Conference.
16.00 - 18.00 hrs
07.30 - 13.00 hrs
07.30 - 09.00 hrs
Opening Hours Registration
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
6 June
7 June
8 June
9 June
10 June
14.00 - 17.00 hrs
09.30 - 19.00 hrs
08.00 - 17.00 hrs
08.00 - 17.00 hrs
08.00 - 16.00 hrs
The CD-Rom is sponsored by IFP and ExxonMobil
The registration network is sponsored by IBM
Official Invitation
Catering
Official invitations for visa purposes will be issued by the
Business Office to persons who have registered and paid for
the Conference. To request an official invitation please use
the on-line application form on the EAGE website
(www.eage.org/conferences). Applications should be
submitted before 1 May 2004. Application received after this
date will not be taken into consideration.
Paris Expo offers various self-service, à–la-Carte and fast food
restaurants. Several coffee points are located throughout the
Paris Expo halls.
Coffee (and tea) is sponsored by Schlumberger and
WesternGeco
Please allow at least two weeks for processing and note that
delegates are responsible for requesting an official invitation
in due time.
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Family members
All registered family members have access to the Social
Programme, which includes the following activities:
■ Icebreaker Reception on Monday 7 June at 18.00 hrs
■ Family members Tour on Tuesday 8 June.
Departure 09.00 hrs from the Hospitality Suite. The Tour
is a half day Paris Discovery Tour. Lunch is included.
■ Conference Evening on Wednesday 9 June at 19.30 hrs in
the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle
Museum card
All registered family members will receive a Museum Card
which is valid for three days. The user automatically validates
the pass by filling in the back with his/her name and the date
of the day’s use. No photo is required. The card gives
unlimited access to over 60 museums and monuments in
Paris and the surrounding region. Each pass will be issued
with a brochure containing practical information on museums
and monuments.
Please exchange your “Museum Card Voucher” (which is
attached to your badge) at the Hospitality Suite to get the
pass that will open the door to a multitude of cultural
treasures!
Hospitality suite
Our hostess in the Hospitality Suite will be able to give you
all information you may need. The Hospitality Suite will be a
perfect place to meet the spouses.
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Conference overview
Monday 7 June 2004
Tuesday 8 June 2004
EAGE Business Meeting
11.00 – 11.30 hrs, Lecture Room Océanie
All EAGE members are cordially invited to attend the
10th EAGE Business Meeting.
Special Morning Executive Session
08.30 – 12.00 hrs, Lecture Room Lyra (Hall 7)
“Geosciences and Engineering and the Future of Energy
Resources”
Chairmen:
■ P.R. Bauquis, IFP
■ O. Dubrule, President EAGE 2004-2005
Opening Session
16.00 – 16.30 hrs, Lecture Room Sirius (Hall 7)
Speakers:
■ D. Milne, President EAGE
■ K.H. Baker, President SPE
Senior Executive Managers Lunch
12.00 – 14.00 hrs, Restaurant Hémisphère (Hall 7- Level 4)
Speaker: M.R. Babaghayou, Vice-President Exploration &
Production Sonatrach
This lunch is on invitation only. A limited number of tickets
can be bought from the EAGE Business Office.
General Session
16.30 – 18.00 hrs, Lecture Room Sirius (Hall 7)
“Sharing the Earth”
Session Chairman: J.M. Masset, Total
Speakers:
■ C. de Margerie, Total
■ O. Appert, IFP
■ A. Gould, Schlumberger
■ R. Brunk, CGG
The Senior Executive Managers Lunch is sponsored by Veritas
DGC and TGS-Nopec
The General Session will also include the Awards ceremony.
Further details about the Awards Winners 2004 are available
on the EAGE website (www.eage.org).
Special Afternoon Executive Session
“Multidisciplinarity and Integration”
Chairmen:
■ P.W.M. Corbett, Heriot-Watt University
■ I.G. Jack, Consultant
Icebreaker Reception
18.00 – 20.00 hrs, Exhibition Area
The Exhibition will be opened with the traditional Icebreaker
Reception.
Students’ Forum
15.30 – 18.00 hrs, Lecture Room Véga (Hall 7)
Chairmen:
■ C. Grégoire, Katholieke Universiteit, Leuven
■ A. Mascle, IFP School
The Icebreaker Reception is sponsored by Statoil
12 selected students from all over the world will give 5 mn
short presentations of their research thesis, emphasing the
objectives, challenges and primary results. They will be
questioned by other students and professionals participating
to the conference, but also by students and professors from
4 prestigious European Universities (Gubkin University of
Moscow, Heriot-Watt University of Edinburgh, Imperial
College of London and Trondheim University) with which
videolinks will be provided by Schlumberger.
A few additional student posters will be presented and
informal discussions will hopefully developed between
students and professionals.
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In addition 2 presentations from senior professionals will be
given:
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Wednesday 9 June 2004
Conference Evening
19.30 – 00.00 hrs, Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle
All registered full delegates and registered family members
are invited to the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle
(National Museum of Natural History) a unique place,
constituting a magnificent scientific, teaching and cultural
resource. The Museum represents one of the major institution
conducting multidisciplinary research in the fields of Natural
and Human Sciences.
While walking through the garden you will discovery beautiful
works of arts and in the meantime you will enjoy the
delicious food buffets and listen to special music
entertainment sessions.
Typical fine dishes of the traditional French cuisine will be
offered in a very special location where a mix between
Jazz & Pop music will entertain you during the whole evening.
The museum is easy to reach by public transportation.
Please make sure that you collect your free public
transportation card during the registration!
“Rechearch and Science in the Oil Industry, a Service
Company View”
B. Montaron, Schlumberger, France
“Examples For The Application And Adaptation Of
Geophysical Methods For Environmental And Engineering
Purposes”
D. Orlowsky, DMT, Germany
The Students’ Forum is sponsored by Schlumberger
Students’ Reception
18.00 – 19.30 hrs, Restaurant Hémisphère (Hall 7- Level 4)
The Student’s Forum and Students’ Reception are sponsored
by Total and Veritas DGC
IMPORTANT
Please make sure that you exchange your “Conference
Evening Voucher” (which is attached to your badge) at
the EAGE Bookshop in the Exhibition Area (booth # 882,
Hall 4), for an “EAGE Festival Ribbon” well before the
Conference Evening. Only the Ribbon in combination
with your conference delegate or family member badge
will give you admission to the Conference Evening.
NO ADMITTANCE TO THE CONFERENCE EVENING WILL
BE ALLOWED WITHOUT THE “EAGE FESTIVAL RIBBON”
IN COMBINATION WITH YOUR BADGE.
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Plan of the venue
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Special Executive sessions
Two special sessions are selected for Tuesday 8 June:
Geocellular Modelling and Reservoir Simulation,
Geosteering and Real-time Model Updating,
■ Time-lapse Seismic and Reservoir Engineering Studies,
■ Near-field Exploration and Fast-Track Development,
many industry forums (e.g., a recent SPE Forum on Mature
Reservoirs in Oman in January 2004) still conclude with a
statement that “more integration is required”. Perhaps, we
really do mean less “dis-integration” as suggested by
Cosentino, as complete integration may remain the ideal but
ultimately an unachievable dream.
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Special Morning Executive Session
“Geosciences and Engineering and the Future of Energy
Resources”
Chairmen:
■ Pierre R. Bauquis, IFP
■ Olivier Dubrule, President EAGE 2004-2005
The topic of the morning Executive Session, chaired by
P. Bauquis (IFP School) and O. Dubrule (EAGE President
2004-2005) will be “Geosciences and Engineering and the
Future of Energy Resources”. This should be understood in a
wide sense: the general topic of the conference is “Sharing
the Earth” and EAGE has both a Petroleum and a NearSurface Geoscience Division. Thus, we want to address the
subject from a perspective not limited to Petroleum.
The industry is increasingly able to collect large data sets for
field monitoring (time-lapse seismic, continuous pressure
monitoring, multiphase flow metering, microseismicity, etc)
that will require evermore complex database systems,
software, models and appropriate competencies to store,
process and interpret these data. At the same time, the
demographic pressures faced by many companies, suggest
that, just as the amount of data is to significantly increase,
the industry may not have sufficient numbers of competent,
experienced staff to interpret the data. Without converting
the data into useful information, business will not be able to
take the opportunities on offer. New data are requiring new
workflows to be established, many of these at the interfaces
of the traditional disciplines (or metiers). The worldwide web
holds out great promise for providing improved data
collation, data retrieval, communication and knowledge
management and many companies have developed
sophisticated systems to exploit these. Are these systems
secure and mature enough and positively helpful to the
industry professional? How will the industry recreate the
‘high-tech’ and ‘exciting’ opportunities to attract the brightest
of the next generation of oil-finders and producers? Are the
data-processing and opportunity-finding abilities of the
companies sustainable? Will partial or full automation of
many of technical processes have taken over by 2020? These
are a few of the many questions touching, and transcending,
all of the disciplines in our Industry at the start of the
21st Century.
Pierre Bauquis will give an introductory talk on the topic of:
“New life for the geoscientists after the oil and gas peaks”.
We are then expecting presentations of at least two
petroleum majors on the topic of ultimate oil reserves:
“What Contribution from Exploration” and “What
Contribution from Improved Recovery Rates (conventional
and non-conventional)”. We expect the presenters to project
themselves in the future and address the following: with the
oil peaks approaching, the growing difficulty to find oil and
produce it, the growing environment constraints related to
greenhouse gases, what is the activity of the petroleum
geoscientist/engineer likely to be in 10-15 years?
To conclude the session, Ghislain de Marsilly has tentatively
accepted to discuss the future role of the geoscientist from
an hydrogeology and water resources perspective, whilst
John Ludden (from CNRS in France) has agreed to discuss the
future of European Geoscience Research.
A round-table discussion involving the speakers and the
attendees will then conclude the session.
A respected panel of Industry leaders will be invited, in a
series of talks, to consider the progress that the industry
has made in reducing the ‘walls’ and opening up new
opportunities for uncertainty quantification and risk
management, whilst maintaining the ‘core’ technical skills
required. With the advent of many new technologies and the
generation of large data streams, how will core competencies
be maintained and the new data used most effectively?
Each speaker will give a personal vision of disciplinarity and
integration for 2020.
Special Afternoon Executive Session
“Multidisciplinarity and Integration”
Chairmen:
■ Patrick Corbett, Heriot-Watt University
■ Ian Jack, Consultant
Despite many years of improving integration between
disciplines driven by the need for cost and risk reduction,
through the expanding use of:
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Dedicated sessions
A number of dedicated sessions are selected.
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Geosciences Aspects of Nuclear Waste Disposal
Chairmen: Markku Peltoniemi (Helsinki University of
Technology) & Jacques Delay (ANDRA)
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Soil Remediation in the Oil and Mineral Industries
Chairmen: Frank Haesler (IFP) & Vikram Paul (Shell)
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Very High Resolution Seismics Applied to Shallow
Exploration
Chairmen: Pierre Andrieux (Université Pierre et Marie
Curie-Paris) & Jean-Luc Mari (IFP)
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Are Multicomponent Vector Fields Finally Becoming
a Reality?
Chairmen: Pierre-Yves Granger (CGG), Robert Garotta
(CGG) & Lasse Amundsen (Statoil)
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Porosity and Fluid Detection in Chalk Reservoirs
Chairmen: Gary Mavko (Stanford University) & Peter
Japsen (Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland)
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New Insights from Deepwater Reservoir Models and
Production
Chairmen: Paul Weimer (Colorado University) & Remi
Eschard (IFP)
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Prediction and Assessment of “Double Porostity”
Carbonate Reservoirs
Chairmen: Gregor Eberli (Miami University) & Florence
Vieban (Total)
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Recent Results on Continental Margin Processes Exploration Results from the North and South
Atlantic
Chairmen: Eric Deville (IFP) & Snorre Olaussen (ENI
Norge AS)
Best of sessions
“Best of ” IOR, Kazan 2003
“Best of ” SAGA, Pilanesberg 2003
“Best of ” SEG, Dallas 2003
“Best of ” SPE, Denver 2003
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Workshops
W1
Process and Stratigraphic Modeling
for Basin and Reservoir Evaluation
W4
Sunday 6 June, 09.00 – 17.00 hrs
Lecture Room Lyra (Hall 7)
Workshop convenors:
Remi Eschard
IFP
Jo Ann Hegre
Total E&P UK, Geoscience Research
Centre
W2
Magnetotellurics and Controlled
Source Electromagnetics Applied to
Hydrocarbon Exploration and
Production, and to Deep Mining
Prospecting
Lecture Room Véga (Hall 7)
Workshop convenors:
Pierre Andrieux
Simon Spitz
Don Watts
Scales Changes in Shared Earth Model
Lecture Room Carina (Hall 7)
Andrea Zerilli
Workshop convenors:
Jean-Laurent Mallet École de Geologie-Nancy
Scot Evans
Landmark
Benoit Noetinger
IFP
W5
Université Paris VI
CGG
Geosystem
(Onshore Exploration)
EMI-Schlumberger
(Offshore E & P)
What Prestack Data and Processing
Do We Need for Reservoir
Characterization?
Lecture Room Bérénice (Hall 7)
Workshop convenors:
Aart-Jan van Wijngaarden
Philippe Thierry
Laurence Nicoletis
W6
Norsk Hydro
École des Mines de Paris
IFP
Uncertainties in Production Forecasts
and History Matching
Monday 7 June, 09.00 – 16.00 hrs
Lecture Room Carina (Hall 7)
W3
Geological Storage of Residual Gases
(CO2, H2S)
Workshop convenors:
Emmanuel Manceau
Frans Floris
Lecture Room Cérès (Hall 7)
Ricardo Portella
IFP
Shell International Exploration
& Production
Petrobras
Workshop convenors:
Pierre Lethiez
IFP
Ipo Ritsema
TNO-NITG
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W7
Can Time-Lapse Seismic Be More
Quantitative?
W9
Lecture Room Cérès (Hall 7)
Workshop convenors:
Etienne Robein
Total E&P-UK,
Geoscience Research Centre
Frederic Roggero
IFP
W8
Blended Learning, a Learning Model
for Geoscientists?
Workshop convenors:
Jacques Estival
Total
Francisco Kets
Shell
A workshop folder will be available for all workshop
delegates. Please make sure that you exchange the
“Workshop Folder Voucher’ (which is attached to your badge)
for the workshop folder during the registration!
Estimation of Accurate Velocity MacroModels in Complex Structures
Lecture Room Véga (Hall 7)
For a complete description of the Workshops please visit our
website (www.eage.org/conferences).
Workshop convenors:
Gilles Lambaré
École des Mines de Paris
Paul Sexton
Total
Frédéric Billette
BP
The Workshop Package is sponsored by
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Distinguished instructor short course (DISC)
DISC
Many different kinds of basins produce from turbidite
systems. A review of these basins shows the different
tectonic settings and associated structural styles. The review
also demonstrates that most reservoirs are pure stratigraphic
traps or combined traps. A review of seals, source rocks and
modeling principles gives the geophysicist practical techniques for understanding deep-water systems.
The course concludes with a summary of what is important in
the exploration for and development of deep-water systems.
The application of these techniques to each geophysicist’s
current projects is key, as is the difference between frontier
exploration and exploration in mature basins with deeper
potential. Examples from 3 or 4 basins distributed globally
illustrate the principles. These examples will also demonstrate that there is deep-water potential in most basins
globally.
petroleum systems of deep-water
settings
Lecture Room Lyra (Hall 7)
Instructor:
Dr Paul Weimer, University of Colorado
The DISC Course is presented by the EAGE in cooperation
with SEG.
Please note that the DISC Course is part of the Workshop
package. Therefore, the participants must be registered for
the Workshop package, or register for the DISC separately.
Overview
This course provides geophysicists with a broad overview of
the petroleum systems of deep-water settings. The course
design allows geophysicists to quickly integrate the information into their daily workflow. The material presented is
approximately the 80-85th percentile of available information.
Lectures will be complemented by extensive references to key
publications that geophysicists may use to follow up. This
course emphasizes the geologic aspects of deep-water
deposits.
Biography
Paul Weimer has been a professor at the University of
Colorado at Boulder since 1990. He holds the Bruce D.
Benson Endowed Chair in Geological Sciences, and serves as
Director of the Energy and Minerals Applied Research Center.
His research has focused primarily on the petroleum systems
of deep-water continental margins.
Dr. Weimer has published more than 100 papers on a variety
of topics: sequence stratigraphy, biostratigraphy, reservoir
geology, petroleum systems, 3-D seismic interpretation,
structural geology and tectonics. In 1998, a special edition of
the AAPG Bulletin was dedicated to the research done at the
University of Colorado by Dr. Weimer and colleagues on the
petroleum geology of the northern deep Gulf of Mexico.
Dr. Weimer has also co-edited eight books, focusing on
petroleum systems of deep-water, sequence stratigraphy,
3D seismic interpretation, and North Alaska Geology. He is
currently writing a book for AAPG on the petroleum geology
of deep-water deposits.
Dr. Weimer served as an AAPG Distinguished Lecturer in
1998-1999, and was the Esso Australia Distinguished Lecturer
in 2001. He received his BA with Honors in Geology from
Pomona College in 1978, and his MS degree from the
University of Colorado in 1980. He worked as an exploration
geoscientist for Sohio Petroleum (later BP) in San Francisco,
CA, from 1980-1984. He received his PhD in 1989 from The
University of Texas at Austin. He worked with Mobil Oil in
Dallas, TX, from 1988-1990 as a research and exploration
geoscientist.
Summary
The course will start with an overview of the geology of deepwater systems, past, present and future. This review will
cover the recent trends in deep-water in terms of drilling
results, and introduce the elements of petroleum systemsreservoirs, traps, seals, source rock, migration, and timing.
The key characteristics of the key reservoir elements in
turbidite systems are: a) sheet sands (layered and
amalgamated), b) channel fill, c) thin beds (overbank),
and (d) slides and debris flows. The seismic stratigraphic
expression of these systems is present in 2D, shallow 3D,
and depth 3D, and integrated with the wireline log expression
and information from outcrops, cores, and biostratigraphy.
Examples from several producing basins around the world
illustrate these points. The production history and the
reservoir challenges in developing each of these fields is
discussed.
Participants are introduced to the basic occurrences of
turbidite systems in a sequence stratigraphic framework.
Examples show how to modify the basic model for each kind
of basin setting (structural setting, faults, and salt), high
frequency sequences, sediment delivery systems, and the
effects of grain sizes on turbidite systems. Carbonate and
lacustrine systems are also discussed.
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SPE short courses
These short courses are organized in co-operation with
Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE). Participants to the
SPE Short Courses also have admission to the Exhibition.
The Society of Petroleum Engineers, through SPE
Professional Development, will award Continuing Education
Units (CEU) for participation and completion of SPE Short
Courses. One CEU equals ten contact hours of participation in
SPE continuing education activities. A permanent record of a
participant’s involvement and awarding of CEU will be
maintained by SPE.
SC1
Reservoir Characterization:
From the Laboratory to the Field
Tuesday 8 June, 8.30-17.00 hrs
Instructor:
Larry W. Lake
SC2
Enhanced Oil Recovery Fundamentals
Wednesday 9 June, 8.30-17.00 hrs
Instructor:
Larry W. Lake
SC3
University of Texas
University of Texas
Streamline Simulation:
Theory and Practice
Thursday 10 June, 8.30-17.00 hrs
Instructor:
Akhil Datta-Gupta
Texas A&M University
For a more complete overview of all Short Courses please
visit our website (www.eage.org/conferences).
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Field trip
F1
The aim of the field trip is to examine the present-day
sediment distribution and dynamics as well as the Holocene
and historical evolution of this unique megatidal environment
(tidal range up to 15 m). The different sub-environments of
the bay will be visited: the tide-dominated estuary near the
Mt-St-Michel, the wave-dominated eastern coast, the tidal
flats of the western bay. The excursion will focus on
characterisation of depositional facies, on geometry of
sedimentary bodies and on sequence evolution.
Examples of very high-resolution seismic profiles from
similar depositional systems will be also provided.
The bay of Mont-Saint-Michel
(NW France) - Facies, sequence and
evolution of a modern megatidal
embayment and estuarine environment
Friday 4, Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 June
Field trip Leaders
Bernadette Tessier, Université de Caen
■ Bruno Caline, Total Exploration & Production
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Departure from Rennes on Friday June 4th at 16.00 hrs
(TGV station or airport)
Return to Rennes on Sunday June 6th at 18.30 hrs
(railway station) (Connection to TGV possible)
Programme details
Day 1: Friday 4 June (afternoon)
Introduction to the field trip and general
presentation of the Bay of Mt-St-Michel
16.00 hrs: arrival of participants in Rennes
(TGV station or airport)
Stop 1 – La Pointe de Champeaux
Panoramic view on the overall bay of Mt-StMichel, on the eastern coastline of the bay and
on the estuarine entrance. General introduction
to the geographic, hydrodynamic and geological
setting of the bay of Mt-St-Michel and brief
presentation of the field trip programme
Day 2: Saturday 5 June
The eastern part of the bay of Mont-SaintMichel”: sandy barriers and estuarine system
The objective of this day is to examine two
distinct environments:
- the tide-dominated estuarine system that
forms the eastern corner of the bay of
Mt-St-Michel;
- the mixed wave- and tide-influenced littoral
zone located to the north of the estuarine
entrance and characterised by sand barriers
and back barrier tidal marshes and creeks.
Both environments will be examined in terms of
sediment dynamics, sedimentary bodies,
sedimentary facies and sequential organisation.
Characterisation of the sedimentary bodies (e.g.
channels/shoals, beaches/ dunes/back barrier
lagoon) as well as their lateral distribution and
relationship between the estuarine system and
the sand barrier system will be studied. Time will
be dedicated to examination of cores, large thin
sections and very high resolution seismic
profiles acquired in the bay of Mt-St-Michel and
in similar depositional systems.
Workshop in a meeting room of the hotel.
Working session based on examination of
satellite pictures, aerial photographs, various
maps (topography, currents, wind,
sedimentology, biology, etc…), VHR seismic
profiles, imagery from lateral scanner sonar,
cores, thin sections and samples of sediment.
Stop 2 – “Bec d’Andaine or Dragey” area
Sand beach barrier and back-barrier environments. Examination of facies and distribution of
depositional bodies in wave- and tide-dominated
environments.
Stop 3 – Le Gué de l’Epine
Lunch on the tidal flats. Examination of tidal
facies and sequences in the inner estuarine
environment.
Stop 4 – Saint Jean-Le-Thomas beach
Wave ravinement surface and ancient back
barrier facies outcrop
Stop 5 – Champeaux rocky flat
The “Hermelles” reefal bioconstruction made by
polychaete worms. Depositional setting.
Distribution of facies associated with the annelid
reef.
- to reconstruct the Holocene infill of the paleobay including the Dol marshes.
Stop 6 – La Pointe du Grouin
Panoramic view on the overall bay of Mt-StMichel, on the western coastline of the bay (bay
of Cancale and bay of Le Vivier – Cherrueix) and
on the Dol marshes.
Stop 7 – Le Mont Dol
Panoramic view on the Dol marshes and
lowlands area of the bay of Mt-St-Michel
(polders).
Study of the stratigraphy and geometry of the
holocene wedge and paleogeographic and
historical reconstruction of the paleo-bay of
Mt-St-Michel.
Stop 8 – La Saline
Field examination of the shell banks and backbank mud flat during high tide conditions.
Interpretation of short-term evolution of the
banks and mud flat by comparing different aerial
photography surveys and satellite images.
Visit of the monastery and the Mt-St-Michel
Stop 9 – “Le Biez Jean” in St-Benoît-des-Ondes
Field examination of the tidal channel of “le Biez
Jean”.
Day 3: Sunday 6 June
The western part of the bay of Mont-SaintMichel: the tidal flats of the embayment
Stop 10 – Vildé-la-Marine
Field examination of the shell banks and backbank mud flat during low tide conditions.
This objective of this day is:
- to observe and interpret present-day sediment
distribution in the wide intertidal zone of the
western deposition system of the bay of
Mt-St-Michel (embyament).
- to document the overall depositional gradients
from the eastern sandflat to the western mudflat and from the sand-dominated lower tidal
flats to the mud-dominated upper tidal flats.
- to identify and map the main sedimentary
bodies deposited in the upper tidal flats
Stop 11 - “Les Nielles” in St-Benoît-des-Ondes
Field examination of the mud flat during low tide
conditions.
Conclusions and debriefing of the fieldtrip at
“Les Nielles”.
17.50hrs: departure of the train from St-Malo to
Rennes
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Oral presentations
Tuesday 8 June
LECTURE ROOM SIRIUS
LECTURE ROOM LYRA
LECTURE ROOM CÉRÈS
LECTURE ROOM CARINA
RESERVOIR MONITORING AND
MANAGEMENT 1
GEOSCIENCES AND ENGINEERING AND THE
FUTURE OF ENERGY RESOURCES
SEISMIC IMAGING CASE STUDIES
SEISMIC ATTRIBUTES AND INVERSION,
CASE STUDIES
T.F.M. Kortekaas (Shell International Exploration &
Production BV) & S.A. Shapiro (Berlin Free University)
P.R. Bauquis (Institut Français du Pétrole) &
O. Dubrule (2004-2005 EAGE President)
S. Brandsberg-Dahl (BP) & P. Julien (Total)
J. Guilbot (Total CSTJF) & K.R. Nunn (BP Exploration
Operating Co. Ltd)
Time-Lapse Seismic Extends the Lifetime of the
Gullfaks Field - L.K. Strønen* & P. Digranes (A001)
3D VSP in the Deep Water Gulf of Mexico Fills in SubSalt ‘Shadow Zone’ - B. Hornby*, J. Sharp, J. Farrelly,
S. Hall & H. Sugianto (C001)
Pre- and Post-Stack Seismic Attributes for Enhancing
Production from Cocuite Gas Reservoirs - M. DaSilva,
M. Rauch-Davies, A. Soto Cuervo & P. Veeken*
(D001)
08.55
Updating Vertical Gas Flow Models in Laminated
Reservoirs - V. Kretz*, B. Valles & L. Sonneland
(A039)
3D Multicomponent VSP Processing Flow for Imaging
beneath Salt - E. Shoshitaishvili*, S. Sugianto,
R. Clarke, B. Nolte, J. Dellinger & B. Hornby (C002)
Seismic Attributes Inversion on Fluvial Reservoir
Characterization - G. Chen* & B. Wang (D002)
09.20
Weyburn Field – From Integrated 4D 9C Seismic
Analysis to Flow Simulation - M. Terrell*, T. Galikeev,
H. Yamamoto, T.L. Davis & R. Benson (A003)
Depth Imaging in a Carbonate and Salt Environment
Using Grid-Based Tomography - M. O’Briain*, U.
Albertin, M.J. Woodward & S.J. Kapoor (C003)
Geological Model Building for Reservoir
Characterization by Seismic Facies Classification - F.
Luoni*, A. Gelmetti & C. Tarchiani (D003)
09.45
Seismic Repeatability Analysis from Oseberg 4D
Processing – A Case History - X.-P. Li*, E. Hodges, M.
Widmaier, E. Sundvor & S. Eidsvig (P203)
Seismic Reservoir Mapping Using Rock Physics Templates – Example from a North Sea Turbidite System Ex.
from a North Sea turbid. syst. - A.-J. van Wijngaarden*,
S. Lund Jensen, E. Ødegaard & P. Avseth (C004)
Seismic Facies Interpretation in a Turbiditic
Environment from Pre-Stack Data – A Case Study - P.
Nivlet*, T. Tonellot, M.S. Dos Santos, L. Dillon & G.
Schwedersky-Neto (D004)
10.10
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Practical Dynamic Updating of Reservoir Models Using
Frequently Aquired 4D Seismic Data - K.D. Stephen*,
J. Soldo, C. MacBeth & M. Christie (A005)
Velocity Estimation in Complex Chalk - M.J. Sugrue*,
I.F. Jones, E.J. Evans, S. Fairhead & G. Marsden
(C005)
Multicomponent Data Interpretation (Registration) in
a Heavy Oil Reservoir - J. Peron* (D005)
10.45
Characterization of Hydraulic Rock Properties Using
Probability of Induced Microseismicity - S. Rentsch,
E. Rothert* & S.A. Shapiro (A006)
Acquisition and Processing of Sparse 3D Data in
Colombian Foothills – Tangara 3D Survey - J.M.
Mougenot*, R. Petton & A. Correa (C006)
Elastic Impedance Inversion in the Western Nile Delta,
a Case Study - R. Roberts*, J. Bedingfield, D. Phelps,
A. Lau, B. Godfrey, S. Volterrani, F. Englemark & K.
Hughes (D006)
11.10
Microseismic Monitoring of the Yibal Oilfield R.H. Jones*, D. Raymer, G. Mueller, H. Rynja &
K. Maron (A007)
Sensitivity Analysis of Depth Seismic Images for
Structural Interpretation in Foothills - A. Jardin*, E.
Desaulniers, D. Kirkwood, S. Rodriguez & F. Roure
(C007)
Pseudo Gamma Ray from Extended Elastic Impedance
Inversion for Gas Exploration - F.A. Neves*, H.M.
Mustafa & P.M. Rutty (D007)
11.35
Reservoir Characterisation Based on Seismicity
Induced after the End of Fluid Injections M. Parotidis*, S.A. Shapiro & E. Rothert (A008)
Thrust-Belt Velocity-Model Interpretation for 3D
A Case Study of Inversion of Long Offset P-Wave
Anisotropic Depth Migration - R. Vestrum*, D. Mackie Seismic Data into Elastic Parameters - R. Roberts, J.
& A. Schoepp (C008)
Bedingfield, Y. Guilloux*, M. Carr & P. Mesdag
(D008)
08.30
INTEGRATED RESERVOIR
CHARACTERISATION CASE STUDIES
J.A. Hegre (Total Exploration UK PLC)
& J.-P. Diet (CGG)
MULTIDISCIPLINARITY AND INTEGRATION
SEISMIC INTERPRETATION
P.W.M. Corbett (Heriot-Watt University) & I.G. Jack
(Consultant)
B. Colletta (Institut Français du Pétrole)
RECENT RESULTS ON CONTINENTAL MARGIN
PROCESSES – EXPLORATION RESULTS FROM
THE NORTH AND SOUTH ATLANTIC
E. Deville (Institut Français du Pétrole) & S. Olaussen (ENI Norge AS)
13.45
Reservoir Characterization of an Ultra-Deepwater
Giant Oil Field Offhsore Brazil - C. Rodriguez-Suarez*,
J.A.B. de Souza, D.J. Sarzenski, M. Ida & V.L.G. Elias
(A009)
Analysis from 3D Fault Displacement Extracted from
Seismic Data - T. Skov, M. Øygaren*, H.G. Borgos,
M. Nickel & L. Sønneland (C009)
14.10
Integrated Geosciences Approach to Optimal
Development of a Deep HP/HT Complex Field –
Deep JUSEPIN Case, Venezuela - E. Pitrat*, A. Lara,
S. Delahaye, F. Limongi & M. Durandeau (A010)
Why We Need Professional Leaders in an Asset
Organization - P. Raingeard* & J. Pion (B10)
Fault Sealing Evaluation Using Seismic Data in a Deep Deformation and Sediment Transfer along the West
Offshore Turbidites Field - E. Brechet*, F. Pivot,
African Margin – I. Architecture of Turbiditic Systems J.M. Janiseck, S. Guillon & J. Demichelis (C010)
D. Rouby*, O. Broucke, F. Temple, F. Guillocheau, C.
Robin, O. Dauteuil, M. Guiraud & N. Ellouz (D010)
14.35
The Akshabulak Channel Model – An Interdisciplinary
Approach to Handle Complex Reservoirs S. Baltrusch, L. Bellmann, R. Klöckner*, E. Øyvann
& R. Thränhardt (A011)
Managing Subsurface Uncertainty from a Geoscience
Perspective - Work Processes in an Asset Team A. Naess* & A. McCann (B11)
Validating Seismic Correlations by Unfaulting and
Multi-Horizon Flattening - K.W. Rutten* (C011)
Recent Sedimentation of Organic Matter along the S-E Atlantic Margin – A Key for
Understanding Deep Offshore Petroleum Source Rocks - F. Baudin*, R. Blanke,
L. Pichevin, J. Tranier, P. Bertrand, J-R. Disnar, E. Lallier-Vergès, F. van Buchem, M.
Boussafir, F. Fröhlich, P. Martinez, J. Giraudeau, F. Laggoun-Defarge & D. Kéravis (D011)
15.00
Seismic Facies Analysis for Fluvial Depositions
Characterization, the Fergana Valley Example - T.L.
Babadzhanov, R. Larijani, G. Shilov, A. Ahverdiev &
A. Rykov* (A012)
Achieving Excellence in Exploration – Integrating
Skills, Processes and Technology - M. Naylor* (B12)
Improving Seismic Structural Information Using
Trigonometric Interpolation - E. Labrunye*
& J.-L. Mallet (C012)
Crustal Structure of the NW Moroccan Atlantic Margin
from Seismic Data - J.A. Malod*, F. Klingelhoefer,
R. Bartolome, E. Thiébot & J.P. Réhault (D012)
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3D Modelling of Stacked Turbidite Channels – Impact
on Dynamic Reservoir Simulations - R. Labourdette*,
J. Seguin, P. Biver, F. Temple & J.-A. Hegre (A013)
Attracting, Developing and Retaining Top Technical
People - P.M. Lloyd*, J. Kaldi & B. Ronalds (B13)
Seismic Modeling of Sulphate Dissolution and Karst
Collapse Related Deformation - S.L. Jensen*, D. Hunt
& S.A. Petersen (C013)
Frontier Exploration in NW Europe – Recent Results
from Ireland to Norway - K. Høgseth*, A.M. Spencer,
G.J. Allinson, B. MacTiernan & Ø. Birkeland (D013)
16.00
Combined Reservoir Characterization and Modeling R.B. Simono, M.J. Mashayekhi, R. Morton*,
P. Crookall, B. Vos & P. van der Made (A014)
Integration – A New Perspective to Reservoir Studies - 3D Seismic-Stratigraphic Integrated Approach for
Prospect Generation - L. Lipparini*, R. Lotti, C. Nini,
L. Cosentino* (B14)
V. Nolli & G. Valenti (C014)
16.25
A Case Study of Integrated Reservoir Characterization The Integrated and Multidisciplinary Professional
and Fine-Scale Simulation - B.Z. Shang*, H. Yang,
Society of 2020 - K.H. Baker* (B15)
J.G. Hamman, D.H. Caldwell & J. Milliken (A015)
Automated Geometry Extraction from 3D Seismic Data An Integrated Study of the Nile Deep Sea Fan
by Lateral Waveform Recognition - L. Sonneland*,
Margin - J. Mascle, L. Loncke, L. Camera &
H.G. Borgos, T. Skov, A. Carrillat & T. Randen (C015) S. Migeon* (D015)
16.50
Production Assessment of Reservoir Models
Constructed with the Use of 3D Seismic Data M. Gambus & C. Torres-Verdín* (A016)
Unsupervised Seismic Facies Classification Using
Matching Pursuit and Self Organizing Maps M.C. Matos*, P.L.M. Osório & P.R.S. Johann (C016)
Discussion and Conclusion
Deep Offshore Exploration – Review and Challenges P. de Clarens*, P. Unternehr & F. Weisgerber (D009)
The Gulf of Aden – A Natural Laboratory for Non
Volcanic vs. Volcanic Margins Studies - P. Huchon*
& S. Leroy (D014)
Ocean-Continent Transition – Iberia Margin and
Comparison with Fossil Analogues in the Alps G. Manatschal* & Y. Lagabrielle (D016)
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LECTURE ROOM EUROPE 1
PREDICTION AND ASSESSMENT OF ‘DOUBLE PETROLEUM SYSTEMS
POROSITY’ CARBONATE RESERVOIRS
LECTURE ROOM VÉGA
LECTURE ROOM OCÉANIE
WELLBORE DATA ACQUISITION AND
INTERPRETATION
GEOSCIENCES ASPECTS OF NUCLEAR WASTE
DISPOSAL
G. Eberli (Miami University) & F. Vieban
8.50 Introduction
M. Peltoniemi (Helsinki University of Technology) & J.
Delay (ANDRA)
Petroleum System Plays in the West Siberian Basin N.V. Lopatin*, T.P. Emets & O.J. Kataev (F001)
A Systematic Approach to the Optimal Design of Feed Integrated Hydraulic Testing approach for the
Forward Neural Networks Applied to Log-Synthesis - Characterization of Clay-Rich Sedimentary Rocks R.K. Fruhwirth* & S.P. Steinlechner (G001)
B. Frieg*, P. Marschall, P. Blümling & A. Gautschi
(H001)
08.30
Are Fractures, in a Carbonate Sequence, FaciesControlled? - The Maiella Mountain (Southern Italy),
a Key for Complex Reservoir Modeling - R. Di Cuia*,
C. Gout, L. Bazalgette & P. Masse (E001)
Analysis of Petroleum System with Basin Simulators – Using Dipole Sonic Logs and Rock-Physics Principles
What Have We Learned? Which Future? for Enhanced Detection of Thinly Laminated Gas
Sands - R. Bastia* & T. Klimentos (G002)
J.M. Gaulier*, M. Sacleux & J.L. Pittion (F002)
Integrated Geophysical Characterization of a Hard
Rock Site for Nuclear Waste Disposal - N. Enescu*,
T. Ahokas, E. Heikkinen & C. Cosma (H002)
08.55
Dual and Triple Porosity in Devonian Carbonates of
the Alberta Basin, Canada - H.G. Machel* & E.W.
Mountjoy (E003)
Diagenesis and Filling History of Potential Reservoirs
in Fold/Thrust Belts – An Example from Eastern
Venezuela - F.J.S. Schneider* (F003)
Joint Inference of Porosity and Saturation from
Multiple Well Logs - E.F. da Costa*, F.S. Moraes
& N.P.F. Filho (G003)
Site Investigations of a Potential Repository Site for
Spent Nuclear Fuel in Sweden – Case Oskarshamn L. Stenberg*, O. Olsson, P. Wikberg, K.E. Almén &
K. Ahlbom (H003)
09.20
Porosity Differentiation within Interbedded Limestone- Assessing Uncertainties in Maturity Calculations –
Dolostone Reservoirs - S.N. Ehrenberg*, G.P. Eberli,
A Multiple 1D Probabilistic Approach - F. van Bergen,
M. Keramati & A. Moallemi (E004)
P. David, M. Nepveu & J.D. van Wees* (F004)
Example of Anisotropy Data in Sweep Studies M. Frorup*, A. Fondiga, N.H. Orellana, H.R. Ferrari &
W. Gaviria (G004)
Two Decades of Evolution of Hardrock Seismic
Imaging Methods Applied to Nuclear Waste Disposal
in Finland - C. Cosma* & N. Enescu (H004)
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Quantitative Discrimination of Effective Porosity Using Local Grid Refinement for Basin Models Digital Image Analysis - Implications for PorosityM. Thibaut*, Y. Caillabet & E. Flauraud (F005)
Permeability Transforms - G.P. Eberli*, G.T. Baechle,
R. Weger & J.-L. Massaferro (E005)
Expanded Application of NMR Well-Logs for Poresize
Distribution and Permeability in Low-Permeability
Argillites and Carbonates - W. Klopf*, A. Vinsot &
J. Delay (G005)
Well-Test Analysis Techniques Developed for the Waste
Isolation Pilot Plant - R.L. Beauheim* & R.M. Roberts
(H005)
10.20
Spatial Distribution of Vuggy Porosity in Carbonate
Reservoirs - Examples of Platform and Reef Systems K. Borgomano* (E006)
Alwyn Area Reserves Evolution – Key Factors for
Growth - G. Nicolle*, V. Plazanet & S.D. Harker
(F006)
Hydrocarbon Moveability Factor (HCM) – New
Approach to Identify Hydrocarbon Moveability and
Type from Resistivity Logs - G.M. Hamada* (G006)
Applications of Flow Logging at Radioactive Waste
Research Laboratories in France and Sweden P. Rouhiainen*, T. Doe & M. Distinguin (H006)
10.45
Growth, Demise and Dolomitization of Miocene Carbonate Platforms, Marion Plateau, Australia – Results
from Sr-Isotope Stratigraphy - S.N. Ehrenberg*,
J.M. McArthur & M.F. Thirlwall (E007)
Thermal History of the Algarve Basin (Offshore
Portugal) and Its Implications in Hydrocarbon
Generation - H.C. Matias*, L.M. Matias, C. Lopes,
P. Terrinha, R. Duque & F. Santos (F007)
Ultrasonic Tomography in Cores - J.A. Soares*,
J.C. Silva, J.L. Martins, M. Bloch & M.S. Oliveira
(G007)
Evaluating Heterogeneity in Mudstones Based on
Geologic Processes at Horonobe, Japan - A. Hara*
& M. Uchida (H007)
11.10
Discussion
Palaeobathymetry Applied to Petroleum System
Modelling of the SW Porcupine Basin, Ireland D. Grigo* & T. Kjennerud (F008)
Electromagnetic Fields in a Non-Uniform Steel-Cased
Well - H.J. Kim* & K.H. Lee (G008)
Electromagnetic and Pole-Pole Electrical Soundings at
Olkiluoto Site, Finland - P. Saksa*, T. Ahokas &
E. Heikkinen (H008)
11.35
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BEST OF SPE + BEST OF IOR/EOR
J.-L. Boelle (Total CSTJF)
T.F.M. Kortekaas (Shell International Exploration
& Production BV) & N.A. Lebedev (NIIneftepromchim
JSC)
VERY HIGH RESOLUTION SEISMICS APPLIED
TO SHALLOW EXPLORATION
P. Andrieux (University Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris 6))
& J.L.O. Mari (Institut Français du Pétrole)
Prestack Layerstripping Evaluation – Constant
Rotation and Shift Operators in HTI/TTI Media J.E. Gumble* & J.E. Gaiser (E009)
Bringing Al Huwaisah’s Volume to Value F.C.J. Mijnssen, A.H. Davies*, K. Grondin, J. Keating,
C.F. Hsu & J. Amthor (F009)
From High to Very High Resolution Land Seismic
Imaging – State of the Art, Limits and Field Examples B. Piwakowski* (H009)
Can We Constrain a VTI Model by Joint NonHyperbolic Moveout Inversion of P- and ConvertedWave Data? - B.M. Traub* & X.-Y. Li (E010)
Simulation of Sour Gas Injection into Low Permeability
Oil Reservoirs - S. Thibeau*, J.W. Barker & D.C. Morel
(F010)
Very Shallow High Resolution Measurements Using a
Hydraulic Vibrator - H. Buness* (H010)
A Velocity Analysis Procedure for Multicomponent
Data with Topographic Variations - M.G. Kirtland
Grech*, S. Cheadle, X. Miao & T. Zhu (E011)
Pore-to-Field Scale Modeling of WAG - T. Kloev*,
P.E. Oren, J.A. Stensen, T.R. Lerdahl, L. Berge,
S. Bakke, T. Boassen & G.A. Virnovsky (F011)
Application of a New Seismic Source to Shallow
Subsurface Imaging - P. Portolano* & D. Odin (H011)
High Resolution Vp-Vs Ratio Estimates from MultiReserves Growth - Enigma, Expectation or Fact? Component Seismic Data - M. Nickel* & L. Sønneland D. Beliveau & R.O. Baker* (F012)
(E012)
13.45
14.10
14.35
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Semi Automatic PP-PS Stereotomography? Application Technologies to Improve Oil Recovery – Status
to a Real Dataset - G. Lambaré*, J.-L. Boëlle &
and Future Potential - L.M. Surguchev* (F013)
M. Alerini (E013)
Detection of Artificial Cavities Using VHR Seismics O. Monnereau*, J.-L. Deherripont & C. Boulanger
(H013)
15.35
Time Migration Velocity Analysis with Anisotropy
Applied to PS Seismic Data - G. Etienne*
& L. Nicoletis (E014)
Water Shutoff Technology Employing Gel-Forming
Systems - A.L. Altunina*, V. Kuvshinov &
R.G. Shirgazin (F014)
Undreground Void Mapping by High Resolution
Seismic Reflection – Limits, Accuracy and Risk
Assessment - B. Piwakowski* (H014)
16.00
Depth Consistent PP and PS Seismic Angle
Tomography - S.-K. Foss*, B. Ursin, M.V. de Hoop &
A. Sollid (E015)
Synergies of CO2 Enhanced Gas recovery with CO2
Emission Reduction from Gas-Fired Power Plants T. Clemens*, K. Wit, F. Boerefijn & M. van Kooten
(F015)
Review of Specific Parameters in High Resolution
Seismics - J.-J. Postel*, E. Gillot & M.Larroque (H015)
Multicomponent Data Interpretation Workflow & PP/PS
Joint Inversion – 3D/4C Integrated Study at Eugene Island
Block 330, GOM - K. Zou*, J. Dai, A. Hannan, A. Koesoemadinata, H. Xu, S. Yang, C. Shih & J. Zimmerman (E016)
Classification of Technologies for Effect on Oil
Reservoirs - A.Y. Khavkine* (F016)
Discussion
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Poster presentations
Tuesday 8 June
08.30
08.55
09.20
09.45
10.10
10.20
10.45
11.10
11.35
P1
P3
P5
SEISMIC DATA PROCESSING: Q ESTIMATION &
COMPENSATION
MULTI-COMPONENT SEISMICS
RESERVOIR MODELING & CASE HISTORY STUDIES
A Practical Method for Estimation of the Quality Factor in High
Resolution Seismics - C. Middag* (P001)
Analysis of P-Wave and Converted-Wave Seismic Data, Anadarko Basin,
Oklahoma, USA - S.L. Roche* & M. Wagaman (P021)
Building a Complex 3-D Volume for Sub-Basalt Imaging - F. Martini*,
C.J. Bean & R. Hobbs (P041)
Computing Seismic Q Using Minimum Phase Inverse Wavelet M.T. Taner* & S. Treitel (P002)
Joint Estimation of Direction of Arrival and Polarization Parameters for
Process-Based Stochastic Modelling in the Example of Meandering
Multicomponent Sensor Array - S. Miron*, N. Le Bihan & J.I. Mars (P022) Channelized Reservoirs - S. Lopez, I. Cojan*, J. Rivoirard, O. Fouche &
A. Galli (P042)
Q Estimation from VSP and Surface Seismic and Its Application to
Improve Seismic Resolution - X-Q. Ma*, S.E-D. Mouici, M.A. Messaoud
& Z. Djebbar (P003)
A Discussion on the Shear-To Compressional-Mode (SP) – Theoretical,
Practical and Economic - R.R. Kendall*, X. Miao & R. Winarsky (P023)
Modeling Burial History and Fluid-Rock-Interactions of Deep
Overpressured Reservoirs in the Central Graben, North Sea - R. Ondrak*,
R. Lippmann, V. Neumann, R. Gaup, R. di Primio & B. Horsfield (P043)
High Density 3D Pre-Stack Q Estimation - S.J. Lancaster* & M.C. Tanis
(P004)
Birefringence Analysis of Converted S-Waves in Orthorhombic Media –
A Simplified Approach - S. Ker* & L. Nicoletis (P024)
Geostatistic Modeling of Geological Processes in the Northern Part of the
Baltic Palaeozoic Basin – Case Study from Ordovician - A. Shogenova*
(P044)
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Gabor Deconvolution – Theory and Practice - G.F. Margrave*,
P.C. Gibson, J.P. Grossman, D.C. Henley & M.P. Lamoureux (P005)
P-Wave and Converted Wave Event Correlation by Converted Wave
Moveout Analysis - J. Zhang* & X.-Y. Li (P025)
Seismic Modeling of Synthetic Bodies with Geological Characteristics
Generated by Object Based Simulation - A.Z. Remacre, R. Portugal &
S.S. Sancevero* (P045)
Spherical Divergence and Absorption Compensation in Time and
Frequency Domain - J. Gao*, Y. Ling & R. Zhang (P006)
An Approximation of the Conversion-Point of PS Converted Waves Based Modeling Structural Mapping Errors for Stochastic Estimation of Geologic
on Newton’s Method - H. Dai* (P026)
Risk - N.L. Ivanova* & A.G. Averbukh (P046)
Q-Compensation by Least Squares Migration - G. Xia* & R.L. Crider
(P007)
Accounting for Reflection-Point Scatter in the Design and Stacking
of P-P and P-S Surveys - P. Cary* & D. Lawton (P027)
Diagenesis and Geology of the Sarvak Fm. Reservoir, Dehluran Field, SW
Iran; a Case Study - A.A. Taghavi* & A. Mørk (P047)
Spatially Variant Attenuation Compensation – QC for Process Validation - Analysis of Shear-Wave Splitting - K. Henneberg*, J. Langhammer
& T. Tvedt (P028)
Y.L. Boullis*, C. Joly & P.L. Pichon (P008)
Reservoir Characterization of the Upper Triassic Fluvial Sandstones in the
Giant Ourhoud Field (Berkine Basin, Algeria) - J. Salvadores*, C. Carr,
R. Reid, J. Malagón, A. Alaminos, A. Martín, C. Yuste, J. Moral, C. Rossi
& O. Kälin (P048)
P2
P4
P6
WELLBORE DATA ACQUISITION AND INTERPRETATION
GRAVIMETRY, MAGNETICS, EM
AND REMOTE SENSING IN EP 2
SOIL REMEDIATION AND WASTE DISPOSAL,
MINING AND GEOTHERMAL
G. Omnes (Geomnes)
A.B. Reid (Reid Geophysics)
13.45
14.10
14.35
Shear Wave Velocity Determination by Wavelet Cross-Correlation Analysis Groundwater, Soil Moisture, and Superconducting Gravimeter Data of Tube Waves in VSP Data - A. Kritski* & L. Amundsen (P011)
T.M. Hokkanen*, H. Virtanen & M. Pirttivaara (P031)
Borehole Seismic Data Inversion for Attenuating Media - C. Barnes,
M. Charara* & T. Tsuchiya (P012)
Geological Models Deduced from Gravity Data in the Garoua Basin,
Lumped Parameter Models for Low-Temperature Geothermal Reservoirs Cameroon - J. Kamguia*, E. Manguelle-Dicoum, C.T. Tabod, J.M. Tadjou H. Sarak*, M. Onur & A. Satman (P052)
& M.T.E. Kwende (P032)
Laboratory Study of Electrokinetic Phenomena - G. Kobayashi*,
T. Toshioka & T. Takahashi (P013)
Tandem of Two Techniques of Gravity Data Interpretation for Complex
Medium with Density Inverse - I.S. Elysseieva* (P033)
15.00
Diffusivity Estimations Based on Seismicity Triggered by Fluid Injections in 2D-Euler Deconvolution and QSP-Methods in Studies of Multi-Layered
Boreholes - F. Karpfinger*, M. Mieth, M. Parotidis, E. Rothert &
Density Structures - R. Pasteka* & I.S. Eliseeva (P034)
S.A. Shapiro (P014)
Spatial Characterization of Shales for Nuclear Waste Deposition H. Wirth*, R. Olea, P. Hoth & P. Krull (P054)
15.25
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A Study of Seismic Attenuation in Basalt Using VSP Data from a Faroe
Islands Borehole - F. Shaw*, M.H. Worthington, M.S. Andersen &
U.K. Petersen (P015)
Electric-Resonance Sounding Method and Its Application for the
Ecological, Geological-Geophysical and Engineering-Geological
Investigations - S.P. Levashov, N.A. Yakymchuk, I.N. Korchagin,
J.M. Pyschaniy & J.N. Yakymchuk* (P035)
Monitoring Abnormal Pore Pressures in Low Permeability Argilite Using
Wireless Transmission Gauges - F. Cecconi*, V. Chatelet, J. Delay &
M. Cruchaudet (P055)
Well Log Interpretation in the Miocene Formation in the Carpathian
Foredeep with Statistical Methods - M. Kazmierczuk-Kotula* (P016)
Reconnaissance Geoelectric Investigations of the Oil-Bearing Over-Salt
and and Sub-Salt Deposits of the Karsak Dome Structure, Western
Kazakhstan - S.P. Levashov, N.A. Yakymchuk*, I.N. Korchagin &
K.M. Taskynbaev (P036)
Analysis of GPR Absorption to Map a Waste Area Contaminated by
Hydrocarbons and Metals - M. Calabrese*, L. Zanzi & M. Lualdi (P056)
Numerical Modeling of Density Log - J.C. Silva* (P017)
Geoelectrical Structure of the Baikal Rift Zone Basins Using Computer
Technologies - A.M. Sanchaa* (P037)
GPS-Gravity Applications at a Waste Treatment Centre - S. Elo* &
M. Uusihakala (P057)
16.00
16.25
16.50
Pre-Stack Synthetic Modelling Using Neural Network QC on Dipole Shear Fast Imaging / Inversion of Synchronous Magnetotelluric and Controlled
Sonic Imager Data - P.T.R. de Beukelaar*, L. Livingstone & J.-L. Piazza
Source Data - B.S. Singer* & E.B. Fainberg (P038)
(P018)
Radioecological Monitoring and Decontamination Technology of Norm
Sludge from Vuctyl Oil and Gas Condensate Field - V. Nekoutchaev*,
E. Krapivski & V. Ryzhakov (P058)
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P11
SEISMIC VELOCITIES
NEAR-SURFACE GEOPHYSICAL TECHNIQUES 1
J. Mars (LIS)
A. Legchenko (IRD-ORSTOM Labo. de Geophysique)
An Algorithm for Semi-Automated 3D Horizon Velocity Analysis E. Kurin* & V. Glogovsky (P061)
Shear-Wave Vibrator Applications for Shallow Seismic Investigations –
Magnitude Transforms in the Process of Magnetic Data Analysis Some Experimental Results - U. Polom*, S. Grüneberg & W. Rode (P081) P. Stavrev*, D. Gerovska & E. Aboud (P101)
A Traveltime Tomography Dedicated to the Inversion of Prismatic
Reflections - M. Cavalca* & P. Lailly (P062)
Seismic-Electric Effects on the Spontaneous Potential - W. Sun* (P082)
08.30
Contribution of Ground Magnetics to the Understanding of the Oued
Belif Structure – North-Western Tunisia - M. Gasmi*, P. Mouge,
P. Keating, F. Rekhiss, S. Bouri & P. Andrieux (P102)
08.55
Adaptive Travel-Time and Ray-Parameter Inversion of Densely Sampled
Electroseismic Effect in Fluid Saturated Rocks - Y.A. Nefedkin,
2-D Seismic Data - I. Trinks*, S. Singh, C. Chapman, P. Barton, M. Bosch M.J. Podberezhniy, V.A. Kulikov & E.B. Sibiryakov* (P083)
& A. Cherrett (P063)
Locating Magnetic Contacts and Source Characteristics from Magnetic
Data – Application to the Canadian Shield - P. Keating*, M. Pilkington,
P. Sailhac & L. Nadeau (P103)
09.20
Imaging Deep Reflectors – Combination of MCS and Wide-Angle Data
for a Better Estimation of the Velocity Macro-Model - W. Agudelo*,
A. Ribodetti, S. Operto & A. Gailler (P064)
An Integrated Resistivity and Induced Polarization Survey over a
Geologically Complex Area, NE Portugal - J.M. Lourenço* & M.S. Matias
(P084)
Geomagnetic Modeling Study to Reveal the Conductive Structures of
Korean Peninsula - J.M. Yang*, S.H. Oh, D.K. Lee, B.D. Kwon &
Y.H. Youn (P104)
09.45
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Imaging and Stacking Wide-Angle Seismic Data in the Tau-p Domain G.D. Jones*, P.J. Barton & S.C. Singh (P065)
CSDD Resistivity Method a Useful Tool for Hydrogeological and
Environmental Applications - G. Apostolopoulos*, K. Pavlopoulos,
G. Amolochitis & S. Stamataki (P085)
Complex Research of Graben in a Rephean Deposits of a UrubchenoTacshomskaya Zone of Oil Accumulation - A.A. Chernov* &
V.A. Boldyreva (P105)
10.20
How to Estimate Uncorrelated Dense V - Eta Fields - R. Siliqi* &
D. Le Meur (P066)
Resistivity Measurements with Square Array for Study of Fracture Depth - Gravitational Field Dated for Mud Volcanos – On the Example of
Lokbatan Volcano, Azerbaijan - F.A. Kadirov*, A.H. Kadyrov &
J.F. Lataste*, C. Sirieix, M. Frappa & D. Breysse (P086)
S.G. Mamadov (P106)
Automatic Characterization and Identification of Events in Passive
Seismic Surveying - J.-P. Deflandre*, J. Vernier, S. Vidal-Gilbert &
F. Huguet (P067)
The Use of the Analytic Signal in VLF-EM for Delineating Conducting
Structures - H.A. Baker*, M. Djeddi & S. Lamara (P087)
Complex Gravimetric Investigation of Active Faults around Aigion,
Gulf of Corinth, Greece - J. Mrlina* (P107)
Source Propagation Velocity Estimated by Running Acoustic Emission
Analysis - K. Nagano* & H. Suzuki (P068)
Modeling TEM Response of a Magnetically-Viscous Conductive Ground N.-O. Kozhevnikov* & E.-Y. Antonov (P088)
On the Construction of Density Sections Using Gravity Data P.S. Martyshko* & D.E. Koksharov (P108)
P8
P10
P12
MIGRATION 1
SEISMIC MODELING, SCATTERING
Perturbation of the Elastic Scattering Matrix in Anisotropic Media Y.V. Roganov* (P091)
The Hungarian National Geoelectric Database - L. Sörés*, E. Pracser,
Á. Gulyás & J. Kiss (P111)
Azimuth Moveout Revisited – Amplitude Preservation and
Implementation Efficiency - Y. Shen*, N.D. Whitmore & C.C. Mosher
(P072)
Nonlinear Elasticity with Hysteresis in Arbitrariry Anisotropic Rocks –
Direct and Inverse Problems - L. Azoune & P.N.J. Rasolofosaon* (P092)
Distributions of Natural and Artificial Gamma Background Radiation in
Hungary - A. Nagy*, J. Renner, I. Török & R. Kavanda (P112)
Prestack Depth Migration in a Viscoacoustic Medium - J.J. Cui*, J.S. He,
R.R. Stewart & G.F. Margrave (P073)
3D Elastic Modeling of Near-Surface Scattering - C.D. Riyanti* &
G. Herman (P093)
Interpretation of Borehole Radar Data from Leppävirta, Finland –
Implications to Structure Geometry - A. Lipponen*, A. Julkunen &
E. Rönkä (P113)
A New S Wave Imaging Method – A Receiver Function Approach in the
Tau-P Domain - P. Edme* & S.C. Singh (P074)
An Approximate Integral Representation for Near-Array (Inverse)
Scattering - X. Campman*, C.D. Riyanti & G. Herman (P094)
Two-Dimensional GPR Modeling for Near Surface Investigation J.C. Silva* & A.A.G. Carrasquilla (P114)
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Direct Migration of Passive Seismic Data - B. Artman*, D. Draganov,
C. Wapenaar & B. Biondi (P075)
Seismic Wave Attenuation in Basalt from VSP Data - F. Martini*,
C.J. Bean, R. Hobbs & D. Pandolfi (P095)
Problems and Pitfalls in GPR Prospecting - L. Nuzzo* (P115)
Modified Kirchhoff Prestack Depth Migration Using the Gaussian Beam
Operator as Green Function - C.A.S. Ferreira* & J.C.R. Cruz (P076)
Numerical Frequency Filtering in Binary Materials - E. Nowak &
M. Imhof* (P096)
Near-Surface Geophysical Surveys near the Wangsan Fault, Korea Y.J. Kim*, H.C. Shin, K.Y. Kim & S.Y. Lee (P116)
Decomposition of the Wave Field into Optimized Gaussian Packets K. Zacek* (P077)
Numerical Rock Physics – Reflection Coefficients of Fractured Media Use of a Multi-Sensor Platform (MSP) for Rapid and Precise Surface
O.S. Krüger*, B. Orlowsky, E.H. Saenger, S. Buske & S.A. Shapiro (P097) Geophysical Surveys - I.A. Hill* & T.M. Grossey (P117)
Homeomorphic Imaging Using Path Integrals - S. Keydar* (P078)
Wave Propagation in Rocks Modeled as Reduced Cosserat Continuum E.F. Grekova* & G.C. Herman (P098)
10.45
11.10
11.35
H. Chauris (Shell International Exploration & Production BV)
Simulating Prestack Depth Migrated Sections - I. Lecomte* (P071)
13.45
14.10
14.35
15.00
15.25
15.35
Integrated Geophysical Study of Acid Sulphate Soil Area near Seinäjoki,
Southern Finland - H. Vanhala*, I. Suppala & P. Lintinen (P118)
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16.25
16.50
Oral presentations
Wednesday 9 June
LECTURE ROOM SIRIUS
LECTURE ROOM LYRA
LECTURE ROOM CARINA
OSEBERG AREA – AGING BUT VITAL –
ORGANISED BY NORSK HYDRO
SHARED EARTH MODELLING
SEISMIC VELOCITIES 1
J.A. Hegre (Total Exploration UK PLC)
T.A. Alkhalifah (KACST) & P. Guillaume (CGG)
RESERVOIR MODELING & CASE HISTORY
STUDIES
8.45 Introduction
Should Future Shared Earth Model Be KnowledgeDriven Rather than Data-Driven? - J.-F. Rainaud*,
M. Perrin, B. Zhu & S. Schneider (B017)
Making Dense Velocity Fields the Norm C.J.S. McKenzie*, H. Hoeber, D. Tam &
D.N. Whitcombe (C017)
Impact of Sedimentary Heterogeneity on Reservoir
Monitoring in a Turbiditic Channel Complex – Angolan
Deep Offshore Girassol Field Case - F.H. Raisson* &
F.M. Temple (D017)
Automatic Imaging – Velocity Veracity - K.J. Stinson*,
M. Reshef, W.K. Chan, E. Crase, M. Roth & S. Levy
(C018)
Magnetic Susceptibility as a Rapid Petrophysical Tool
for Permeability Prediction - D.K. Potter* (D018)
08.30
08.55
The Oseberg Main Field - Challanging a High Recovery From 3D Seismic Facies to Reservoir Simulation Factor - I. Aasheim* & S.E. Wennemo (A018)
B. Vallès*, A. Carrillat & L. Sonneland (B018)
The Brage Field – Tail end Production beyond 2007 K. J. Hersvik* (A019)
Getting Rid of Stratigraphic Grids - J.-L. Mallet*,
High Resolution Tomographic MVA with Automation - 3D Model-Based Reservoir Uncertainty
R. Moyen, T. Frank, L. Castanie, B. Leflon & J.-J. Royer P. Hardy* (C019)
Characterization - A. Deshpande, R.C. Wattenbarger,
T.R. Good* & T.A. Jones (D019)
(B019)
Oseberg South Field Upper Jurassic – From Research
to Discovery - B. Kvalheim* & T. Dreyer (A020)
Effects of Geostatistical Heterogeneity on Lateral Flow Fast Cycle PreSDM Model Building Using Dense RMO
Behavior - E. Serpen*, E. Laine & C.A. EhligAnalysis and 3D Finite Offset Tomography – A Timor
Sea Case Study - P. Plasterie*, L. Vincent,
Economides (B020)
P. Guillaume & V. Dirks (C020)
Application of Integrated Risking on a South African
Prospect - M. Glinsky*, G. Duncan, M. Jamieson &
A. Morrison (D020)
10.10
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Oseberg Satellite Field Developments – Timely and
Profitable Tie-Ins - A. Nøttvedt*, R. Aasheim &
Grønvold (A021)
Modelling of the Capillary End Effects in Hydraulically Stereotomographic Picking in Practice - G. Lambaré*, Borehole Imaging Application for Reservoir Modeling
Fractured Tight Gas Reservoirs - G. Pusch*,
M. Alerini & P. Podvin (C021)
of Stacked Channel Deposits, Alberta, Canada V. Reitenbach & G.F. Ionescu (B021)
R. Strobl*, D. Wightman, S. Ray, R. Shang,
D. Codding & B. Li (D021)
Oseberg 2015 – Looking into the Crystal Ball D.S. Mustad*, U. Arnesen & K. M. Bratsberg (A022)
Reservoir Scale Geomechanical Modelling L. Grande*, F. Cuisiat, N.K. Loe & O. Havmøller
(B022)
09.20
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Poststack Stereotomography – A Robust Strategy for
Velocity Model Estimation - B. Lavaud*, R. Baina &
E. Landa (C022)
Non-Destructive Characterisation of Reservoir Grain
and Pore Size by Optical Imaging - A. Hurst*,
A. Kovalchuk, V. Grandjean, M. Player, J. Watson &
C. Harlow (D022)
11.10
Application Interoperability and Storage of
3D Velocity Model Determination with Kinematic
Interpretation Results – The SEM Approach in ENI
Wavefield Attributes - E. Duveneck & T. Klüver*
E&P - E. Aliverti*, M. Botta, D. Gerbasio, G. Cernuzzi, (C023)
P. Gossenberg, A. Ceresa & M. Piantanida (B023)
11.35
An Internet Database for Analysing Hydrocarbon
Sub-Salt Velocity Model Update Using Wave-Equation Integrated Reservoir Characterisation of ‘Grainy’
Production Sensitivity - A.A. Tchistiakov*, M. Nepveu, Migration Perturbation Scans - B. Wang* & V. Dirks Epeiric Carbonates – The Upper Muschelkalk (Anisian)
of the NE Netherlands - R. Borkhataria*, T. Aigner,
T. Manzocchi, J.N. Carter & A. Skorstad (B024)
(C024)
K. Pipping & M. Pöppelreiter (D024)
NEW INSIGHTS FROM DEEPWATER
RESERVOIR MODELS AND PRODUCTION
SEISMIC ATTRIBUTES AND INVERSION,
METHODS/TOOLS
P. Weimer (Colorado University) & R. Eschard (Institut
Français du Pétrole)
PROBABILISTIC AND GEOSTATISTICAL
RESERVOIR CHARACTERISATION
J.-L. Piazza (Total)
Using Virtual Reality to Visualize the Internal
Microstructure of Rocks in 3D - A. Kayser*, S. Warner
& R. Gras (D023)
SEISMIC DATA PROCESSING
R. Soubaras (CGG) & E. Landa (Organisme Petrolier
de Recherche Appliquee - OPERA)
13.45
Sand Injectites in Deep-Water Clastic Plays –
Migration Paths, Intrusive Traps and Reservoir
Characterisation - A. Hurst*, D. Duranti, M. Huuse &
J. Cartwright (A025)
Listening to the Waves - M.T. Taner* & S. Treitel
(B025)
Application of Stochastic Analysis & Modeling through
Integrated Reservoir Characterization in GONBADLIGas
Reservoir – A Common Field between Iran & Turkmanestan B. Mostaghel, A. Bashari*, A. Kkakzad & A. Amin (C025)
Pre-Stack De-Ghosting with Pressure and Vertical
Acceleration Components - G. Del Molino*, B. Boiardi,
E. Loinger & A. Mazzotti (D025)
14.10
Experimental Investigation on Submarine Channels
Inception - P. Lancien*, E. Lajeunesse & F. Métivier
(A026)
Seismic Anisotropy as a Lithological Indicator J. Arnaud* (B026)
Stochastic Inversion of OBC PZ Data at the Eldfisk
Field - O. Knoth* & N. Haller (C026)
Decomposition and Calibration of Multi-Component
Data in the Common Shot Domain - D.J. van Manen*,
J.O.A. Robertsson, T. Røsten, L. Amundsen &
A. Strømmen-Melbø (D026)
14.35
Static and Seismic Modeling of a Turbidite Channel
Complex (Pab Fm, Pakistan) - T. Euzen*, S. Rohais,
P. Bourgeois, P. Nivlet, O. Lerat, R. Deschamps &
R. Eschard (A027)
IOI – A Method for Fine-Scale, Quantitative
Description of Reservoir Properties from Seismic D.H. Caldwell* & J.G. Hamman (B027)
Probabilistic Gas Prediction at Hamaca Field,
Venezuela - M. Bee*, E. Rietsch, B. Cerney &
M. Waite (C027)
Predictive Scattered Noise Removal - G.C. Herman*
& C. Perkins (D027)
15.00
Basin 4 of the Brazos-Trinity Lowstand Systems Tract - Joint Estimation of Porosity and Saturation Using
Ultra-High Resolution 3-D Investigation of a
Stochastic Rock Physics Modeling - R. Bachrach* &
Pleistocene Intra-Slope Basin, W. Gulf of Mexico N. Dutta (B028)
R.T. Beaubouef* & V. Abreu (A028)
Improving 4D Seismic Repeatability Using 3D Factorial Suppression of Source-Generated Noise Using the
Kriging - F. Jugla*, M. Rapin, S. Legeron, C. Magneron Singular Value Decomposition - Y.K. Tyapkin*,
& L. Livingstone (C028)
N.Y. Marmalyevskyy & Z.V. Gornyak (D028)
15.25
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The Connection between Channel and Lobes in
Modern Fans from High-Resolution Imagery A Review - B. Savoye*, N. Babonneau & C. Bonnel
(A029)
Identifying Productive Fractures in the Narraway Gas Stochastic Pore Fluid Modulus Inversion from Seismic
Field Using the Envelope of Seismic Anisotropy and Rock Physics Data, a Case Study - I. Varela*,
D. Todorovic-Marinic*, G. Larson, D. Gray, G. Soule & J. Castagna & W. Lamb (C029)
J. Pelletier (B029)
16.00
Application of Laser-Scanned Outcrop Data to Build Models Fracture Detection and Analysis from a 3-D VSP
of Deepwater Reservoirs - Insights from the Solitary
Survey in Ekofisk Field - M. Luo*, N. Arihara,
Channel,Tabernas Basin of Southern Spain - D.C.
B.J. Evans & X.-Q. Ma (B030)
Jennette*, F. Bonnaffe, R. Bouroullec & C. Kilinc (A030)
Prestack Seismic Inversion for Sw Modeling B. Bankhead* & A. Sena (C030)
16.25
Integrated Stratigraphic, Structural, and Petroleum Systems Analyses in
Improved AVO Analysis by Common Reflection
Intraslope Basins with Allochthonous Salt Systems - Examples from the Surface (CRS) Technology - H. Trappe*, R. Coman,
Thunder Horse and Mensa Minibasins, Northern Deep Gulf of Mexico - P. H. Endres & J. Pruessmann (B031)
Weimer*, V. Matt, R. Bourollec, A. van den Berg & T. Lapinski (A031)
Ray-Based Stochastic Inversion - A.R. Verdel, D.W. van Seismic Data Interpolation Using Local Wave Field
der Burg* & C.P.A. Wapenaar (C031)
Characteristics - G. Höcht*, E. Landa & R. Baïna
(D031)
16.50
Stratigraphic and Reservoir Architecture of TectonicallyConfined Turbidite Ramps – The Example of the Grès d’Annot
System (Eocene - Oligocene, French Alps) - P. Joseph*,
E. Du Fornel, T. Euzen, F. Guillocheau & C. Robin (A032)
Optimised Data Preconditioning for Improved 3D
Quantifying Uncertainty in Statistical Regression
Stratigraphic Inversion of the Gudrun Field - Y.P.
Techniques for Reservoir Mapping - P.M. Wong* &
Freudenreich*, C. Reiser, H.I. Sognnes & E. Bjerkebaek S.T. Boerner (C032)
(B032)
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Simultaneous Signal and Noise Modeling via the
Radon Transform - M.D. Sacchi*, C. MoldoveanuConstantinescu & D. Trad (D029)
Robust Prediction Filtering Using the Pyramid
Transform - B. Hung*, C. Notfors & S. Ronen (D030)
Seismic Data Regularization with Anti-Leakage Fourier
Transform - S. Xu* & D. Pham (D032)
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GRAVIMETRY, MAGNETICS, EM AND
REMOTE SENSING IN EP 1
NEAR-SURFACE GEOPHYSICAL TECHNIQUES
POROSITY AND FLUID DETECTION IN
CHALK RESERVOIRS
Seismic Acquistition
A.M. Ziolkowski (University of Edinburgh) &
J. Meunier (CGG)
D.O. Orlowsky (DMT)
J.D. Fairhead (University of Leeds)
Structure of the Crust beneath the Foumban Shear
Zone, West Central Africa, from Gravity Study C. Nouthogwe Tatchum, E. Manguelle-Dicoum* &
C.T. Tabod (E017)
G.M. Mavko (Stanford University) & P. Japsen
(Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland)
Wave-Field Based Near-Surface Corrections for Land Diagenetic Ripening of Six North Sea Chalk Fields - B. VibroPile – A Marine Shear Wave Source – Results
Data - X. Campman*, G. Herman & E. Muyzert (F017) Røgen* & I.L. Fabricius (P334)
from Onshore Field Test - E. Tjåland, J.I. Haugland* &
J.T. Lieng (H017)
The Joint Inversion of Gravity Gradient Tensor
Seismoelectric Effect Method on Near Surface
Components in Linear Inverse Problems - F. Italiano*, Kimberlites - A.A. Bulychov* (F018)
M. Fedi & I. Goiri (E018)
Iso-Frame Modelling of Valdemar Field Marly Chalk
and Calcareous Shale - I.L. Fabricius*, M. Prasad &
C. Olsen (G018)
An Efficient, Compact Omni-Directional Air Gun Array
for the Valhall 4D/4C Seismic Survey - M. Saunders*,
D. Howe, J. Kommedal, J. Karran & D. Clayton (H018)
08.30
08.55
A Sea Bed Logging (SBL) Calibration Survey over the
Troll Gas Field - H.E.F. Amundsen*, S.E. Johansen &
T. Røsten (E019)
Seismic Detection and Quantification of Gas Hydrates Rock Physics Templates and Seismic Modelling of
Evaluation of Digital Accelerometer Performance in GOM – An Integrated Five-Step Workflow - J. Dai*, Chalk Reservoirs in the South Arne Field of the Danish D. Mougenot* & G. Volov (H019)
North Sea - L. Gommesen*, H.P. Hansen,
H. Xu, F. Snyder & N. Dutta (F019)
J.M. Pedersen, G. Marsden & C.R. Schiott (G019)
09.20
Inversion of SBL Data Acquired in Shallow Waters R. Mittet*, L. Løseth & S. Ellingsrud (E020)
Petrophysical Investigation of Terrestrial Gas Hydrate
Bearing Sediments under In Situ Conditions J. Kulenkampff* & E. Spangenberg (F020)
Challenges around Integration of Stochastic Inversion Gathering Wide-Azimuth Ocean Bottom Seismic in
in the Eldfisk Geomodel - N. Haller* & O. Knoth
Deepwater – Cables or Nodes? - G. Beaudoin* &
G. Openshaw (H020)
(G020)
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Development of a New Magneto-Electrical Resistivity
Imaging System - A. Verweerd*, E. Zimmermann,
A. Tillmann, W. Glaas & A. Kemna (E021)
New Geophysical Tools to Study Hard Rock Aquifers –
Case Studies from Burkina Faso, W. Africa - G. Toe*,
J.-M. Vouillamoz, M. Descloitres, H. Robain &
P. Andrieux (F021)
Effect of Pore Fluid on Acoustic Properties of Chalk - AVO- Norne Steered Streamer 4D Case Study - R. Goto*,
Response from Oil, South Arne Field, North Sea - P. Japsen*, D. Lowden, J.O. Paulsen, B. Osdal & H. Aronsen
A. Bruun, I.L. Fabricius, R. Rasmussen, O.V. Vejbæk,
(H021)
J.M. Pedersen, G. Mavko & C. Mogensen (G021)
Full Scale EM Modelling on Sea Ice - H. Hongisto*,
J. Jokinen, T. Jokinen, H. Säävuori & M. Oksama
(E022)
Velocity Analysis of Ground Penetrating Radar Data
with a Model-Based Traveltime Approximation E. Causse* (F022)
Acoustic Properties of High Porosity North Sea Chalk
Measured during Compaction and Waterflooding at
Field Stress - M.G. Stage*, T.G. Kristiansen &
H.F. Christensen (G022)
Seismic Noise without a Seismic Source - J. Meunier*
& J.P. Menard (H022)
Robust 3D Modeling Algorithm for Borehole and
Surface Electromagnetic Applications - B.S. Singer*,
A. Mezzatesta & T. Wang (E023)
Application of Crosshole Resistivity Anisotropy
Tomography to the Safety Analysis of a High Storied
Building over an Abandoned Old Mine - J.-H. Kim*,
M.-J. Yi, S.-J. Cho & J.-S. Son (F023)
Using an Inversion Derived Velocity Model as an
Interpretation Asset on a Chalk Prospect E. Torgersen & J. Moe (G023)
Quantification of Swell Noise on Seismic Lines
Gathered in Rough and Calm Seas - A.M. Shepherd*
& J.A. McDonald (H023)
11.10
Sharp Boundary Inversion of 3-D Magnetotelluric
Data - M.S. Zhdanov* & E. Tolstaya (E024)
3-D Anisotropic Inversion of Resistivity Tomography
Data in the Abandoned Mine Area - M.-J. Yi*,
J.-H. Kim, J.-S. Son & S.-J. Cho (F024)
Modelling Seismic Response from North Sea Chalk
Reservoirs - O.V. Vejbæk*, R. Rasmussen, P. Japsen,
A. Bruun, J.M. Pedersen, G. Marsden & I.L. Fabricius
(G024)
Rough Sea Deghosting Using Wave Heights Derived from
Low Frequency Pressure Recordings – A Case Study E. Kragh*, J.O.A. Robertsson, R. Laws, L. Amundsen,
T. Røsten, T. Davies, K. Zerouk & A. Strudley (H024)
11.35
GRAVIMETRY, MAGNETICS, EM AND
REMOTE SENSING IN EP 2
SOIL REMEDIATION AND WASTE DISPOSAL,
MINING AND GEOTHERMAL
MIGRATION
RECOVERY OPTIMISATION +
RESERVOIR SIMULATION
A. Tabbagh (University Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris 6))
M.S. King (Imperial College London)
Sensitivity to Hydrocarbon Targets Using Marine
Active Source EM Sounding - R. Weaver*,
M.J. Tompkins & L.M. MacGregor (E025)
The Effect of Organic Contaminants on the SIP
Response of Permo-Triassic Sandstones - J. Scott &
R.D. Barker* (F025)
Effects of Vertical Anisotropy on Marine Active Source A Step on the Non-Invasive Characterization of
Electromagnetic Data and Inversions Contaminated Soils Using an Integrated ERT-GPR
M.J. Tompkins*, R. Weaver & L.M. MacGregor (E026) Approach - G. Santarato*, N. Abu-Zeid, G. Giunta &
E. Di Paola (F026)
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W.E.A. Rietveld (BP)
10.20
10.45
C.F.M. Bos (TNO-NITG)
Amplitude Behavior of Kirchhoff, Wavefield
Extrapolation, and Beam Migration in Areas of Poor
Illumination - U.K. Albertin*, C. Stork, D. Yingst,
W. Chang, R. Fletcher & P. Kitchenside (G025)
Maximizing Asset Value thru a Tri-Lateral Tunnel Well –
Ghawar Field - A.S. Al-Jarri*, E.H. Bu-Hulaigah,
A.A. Al-Dhamen & Z.A. Al-Ali (H025)
13.45
Data-Driven Kirchhoff Migration or How to Take
Downhole Gas/Water Separation in a Stacked Turbidite
Advantage of the Slant Stack Domain - H. Chauris* & Channel Environment - T. Clemens*, M. de Ruig &
B. Salomons (G026)
C. Burgstaller (H026)
14.10
Geophysical Study of the Electrical Resistivity at
Minami Noshiro Area, Japan - A. Khalil*, G. Elqady &
K. Ushijima (E027)
The Electrical Resistivity of a Saturated Zone
Curvelet-Domain Least-Squares Migration with
Contaminated with Hazardous Organic Compounds - Sparseness Constraints - F.J. Herrmann* &
R.K. Frohlich*, P.J. Barosh, T. Boving & D. Dair (F027) P. Moghaddam (G027)
Hydraulic Fracture Mapping in Treated Well –
Channelized Reservoirs Development Optimization in
Mexico - S. Berumen, H. Gachuz*, J.M. Rodriguez,
T. Bovier Lapierre & P. Kaiser (H027)
14.35
Resistivity Surveys – Effective Method for Integrated
Geoelectrical Exploration in Albania - A. Frasheri*
(E028)
Monitoring of Leachate Recirculation in a Bioreactor
by Electrical Resistivity Tomography - R. Guérin*,
S. Grellier, H. Robain, A. Bobachev & F. Vermeersch
(F028)
Preserved-Amplitude Kirchhoff Migration in Elastic
Anisotropic Media - H. Borgne*, T. Mensch,
H. Rakotoarisoa & J. Svay-Lucas (G028)
Tin Fouyé Tabankort Ordovician Oil and Gas Field
Case Development - D. Chaussumier*, B. Aida,
A. Terbah & S. Martinez (H028)
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Effect of the Conducting Aircraft to Fixed-Wing
Airborne Electromagnetic Measurements I. Suppala*, H. Hongisto & M. Oksama (E029)
3D Seismic Imaging for Massive Sulfide Exploration B. Milkereit*, E. Adam, T. Bohlen, M. Salisbury &
D. Eaton (F029)
Migration Amplitude Corrections in Angle-Domain
A New Fast Non Local Method for Permeability Field
Using Beamlet Decomposition - R.-S. Wu*, S. Chen & Upscaling - L. Ricard*, M. Le Ravalec-Dupin &
M. Luo (G029)
Y. Guéguen (H029)
The Aeromagnetic Map of Hoggar (Tuareg Shield,
Algeria) – Processing and Interpretation - N.
Bournas*, M. Hamoudi, A. Galdeano, K. Ouzegane &
J.R. Kienast (E030)
Geophysical Exploration for Mississippi Valley Type
Wavefield Migration in Generalized Coordinates Mineral Deposits in North Tunisia - A. Chiba*, E. Aria, Brandsberg-Dahl* (G030)
H. Kubota, Y. Nuibe & A. Mansouri (F030)
Radar Imaging Data Applications to Hydrocarbon
Prospecting in the South Kerch Offshore, Black Sea
Basin - A.A. Kitchka* & Y.V. Kostyuchenko (E031)
Results of MT Survey at Dearlock Area in the
Canadian Shield - O. Ingerov & L. Fox* (F031)
Satellite Based Seismic Technology Case Study –
Geothermal Well Groß Schönebeck 3/90 – A Low
Berkine Basin, Algeria - M. Insley* & A. Laake (E032) Enthalpy Reservoir (Rotliegend, NE Germany) H.-G. Holl*, I. Moeck & H. Schandelmeier (F032)
Upscaling of Well Blocks and Strong Heterogeneities E.L. Ligero*, B.A. Sanjombi & D.J. Schiozer (H030)
An Efficient 3D Depth Migration with Explicit Finite- Permeability and Mass Exchange in Fractured
Difference Operators - J. Ren*, C. Gerrard, J. McClean Heterogeneous Media at Different Scales & M. Orlovich (G050)
M. Kfoury*, M. Quintard, B. Noetinger & R. Ababou
(H031)
High Resolution Imaging - M. Sacchi*, J. Wang &
H. Kuehl (G032)
From 1D, 2D and Exotic Data & Geological Knowledge
to a Complete, Coherent, 3D Block, Ready to be
Restored - I. Moretti*, R. Divies, R. Gillet, V. Martinez
& N. Euler (H032)
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P1
P3
P5
DEEP WATER BASINS AND STRUCTURES
CIVIL ENGINEERING AND GEOTECHNICAL APPLICATIONS
SEISMIC INVERSION AND ATTRIBUTES
G. Omnes (Geomnes)
Gas Pipeline Electromagnetic Field Researche - N.P. Demchenko* &
E.I. Krapivsky (P141)
08.30
Petroleum System Evaluation of the Gulf of Mexico Basin –
Integration of Geologic and Potential Fields Data - J.M. Jacques*, A.D.
Price & M.E. Parsons (P121)
08.55
Deep Marine Sedimentation and Deformation at the Edge of the Eastern Possibility of Heating System Pipeline Corrosion Investigation with
Caribbean Active Margin - E. Deville, Y. Callec & A. Mascle* (P122)
Electrometrical Methods - A. Vetrov*, Y. Ilyin, V. Isaev, A. Rondel &
N. Shapovalov (P142)
09.20
Use of Artificial Neural Network to Identify Turbidity Patterns Generated Geostatistical Integration of MT and Borehole Data for RMR Evaluation - Lithology and Hydrocarbon Mapping from Multicomponent Seismic Datain Laboratory - R. Manica*, O.C. Pedrollo, R.D. Maestri & A.L.O. Borges S. Oh*, H. Chung & D.K. Lee (P143)
A N Sea Case Study - H. Özdemir* & K. Flanagan (P163)
(P123)
09.45
Seismic Expression of Craton-Fed Turbidite Gas-Reservoirs in the
Carpathian Foredeep (Miocene, Poland) - S.J. Pore‚ bski*, K. Pietsch &
E. Frankowicz (P124)
Non-Destructive Geotechnical Investigations by Ground Penetrating
Radar - V. Hladik*, P. Klablena, J. Hruska & F. Hubatka (P144)
Joint Interpretation of Isotropic and Anisotropic Attributes for a Turbidite
Reservoir - A. Al-Naamani*, A. Shams & C. MacBeth (P164)
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Deep Structure of the West Spitsbergen Margin from Deep Seismic
Investigation - N.M. Ivanova* & T.S. Sakoulina (P125)
The Use of Hilbert Transforms for Interpretation of GPR Data of Railway
Tracks and Roads Survey - V.V. Glazunov*, N.N. Efimova & A.A. Halleev
(P145)
Simultaneous Seismic Inversion - K.B. Rasmussen*, A. Bruun &
J.M. Pedersen (P165)
Oceanic Plate Opened by Shearing of Continental Margin – Example of
South Caspian - I.R. Murtuzayev* (P126)
Refraction and CDP Reflection Shallow Seismics for Detection of Low
Amplitude Faults - V.B. Piip* & A.N. Naumov (P146)
Using AVO Crossplot and Polarization Attributes to Identify Anomalies of
Gas Effect - A. Kassouri* (P166)
11.10
Thermal Field Modelling the Earth’s Crust along the Transect
EUROBRIDGE 95-96 and Geotraverse VI - R.I. Kutas, V.P. Kobolev*,
I.N. Korchagin, O.M. Rusakov & S.D. Zubal (P127)
Reservoir Characterization for Gas Storage under Deltapressure
Conditions – A Case History - F. Verga*, G. Giglio, P. Oreste,
D. Marzorati & L. Savini (P147)
High Resolution Pore-Pressure Prediction from AVO Derived Velocities –
A North Sea Case Study - K. Hawkins*, A. Ratcliffe, G. Roberts &
D. Went (P167)
11.35
Structural Framework of the South-Eastern Margin of the AlgeroProvençal Basin and Its Impact on the Hydrocarbon Potential of the
Algerian Eastern Offshore - L.H. Kheidri* & S. Ziou (P128)
Evaluation of Geotechnological Parameters Variability of Pit Mining by
Method of Fractal Analysis - A.N. Sheremet* (P148)
Prediction of Differential Stresses Based on Seismic Attributes - R. Ciz*,
A.F. Siggins, K. Dodds, D.N. Dewhurst & M. Urosevic (P168)
P2
P4
P6
FRACTURED RESERVOIRS
H. El Euchi (ETAP)
J.M. Virieux (Universite de Nice-Sophia Antipolis)
SEISMIC DATA PROCESSING: MULTIPLE REMOVAL, NOISE
SUPPRESSION & INTERPOLATION
10.20
10.45
LMR – A Robust Reservoir Properties Indicator in Carbonate Reservoirs S. Amiri Besheli*, S.S. Hendi & J. Vali (P161)
Seismic Physical Parameters of Sand and Carbonate Reservoirs at Tambun
Oil-Field - J. Padmono*, B. Sugiyanto, U. Fauzi, L. Loektamaji &
R. Wawan (P162)
K. Matson (BP)
13.45
Characterizing Fractures with Seismic and DFN - R.W. Parney*, E. Jenner Use of Combined Geophysical Techniques in Geological Mapping – Some 3-D Filter Design on a Hexagonal Grid for Point-Receiver Land
& M. Williams (P131)
Examples in Sweden - M. Bastani* & L. Persson (P151)
Acquisition - A. Özbek*, L. Hoteit & G. Dumitru (P171)
A Model for Joint Propagation across Layer Interfaces - D. Picard*,
C. Putot & D. Leguillon (P132)
MCMC Sampling and Geostatistics for Bayesian Geophysical Inversion D.K. Lee*, S. Oh, J. Yang & Y.H. Youn (P152)
Attenuation of Interference Noise on Marine Seismic Data - C. Warner*,
J. Brittan, R. van Borselen & G. Fookes (P172)
Fluid-Dependent Shear-Wave Splitting in a Poroelastic Medium with
Conjugate Fracture Sets - R. Galvin*, B. Gurevich & C.M. Sayers (P133)
Geophysical Characterization of a Rural Archaeological Site in Central
Mexico - R.E. Chavez*, D.L. Argote & M.E. Camara (P153)
Diffracted Multiple Attenuation Using 3-D Weighted Slant Stacks J. Brittan* & A. Wrench (P173)
Frequency Dependent Anisotropy in Porous Rocks with Penny-Shaped
Cracks - L. Brown* & B. Gurevich (P134)
Geophysical Survey at an Archaeological Karstic Cave near Parabita,
Lecce, Italy - L. Nuzzo*, M.T. Carrozzo, G. Leucci & S. Negri (P154)
Attenuating Multiples for Low Signal-to-Noise Ratio Data Using Optimal
Beamforming - F. Hong* & T. Hu (P174)
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The Effect of Spatial Distribution on Seismic Waves in Cracked Porous
Media - M. Jakobsen* (P135)
Geophysical Monitoring for the Preservation of Architectural
Constructions in Urbanised Areas - Z.M. Slepak* (P155)
Attenuation of Residual Multiples and Coherent Noise in the Wavelet
Transform Domain - T. Pokrovskaia* & R. Wombell (P175)
How Well Can Fracture Orientations Be Estimated from Noisy AVOA
Data? - R.E. White*, C. MacBeth & M.J. Harrison (P136)
An Integrated REmote-Sensing and Geophysical System for
Archaeological Prospecting (IREGA) - M. Pipan*, M. Sugan, E. Forte,
G. Dal Moro, P. Gabrielli & I. Finetti (P156)
Seismic Filtering in a Lapped Transform Domain with Hidden Markov
Models - L. Duval* (P176)
16.25
Space-Time Changes in Earth Fracturing Resulted from External
Exposure - Y.A. Kuryanov, V.Z. Koksharov*, I.A. Chirkin &
A.Y. Belonosov (P137)
Cone Penetration Tests for Investigation of Heterogeneity in an Aquifer at Fourier Regularisation – Application on Gulf of Suez Seismic Data Krauthausen - A. Tillmann, Z. Nyári*, I. Fejes, J. Vanderborght &
M. Benson*, G. Fookes & S. Lemanski (P177)
H. Vereecken (P157)
16.50
Seismic Exploration for Hydrocarbons in the Crystalline Basement A.G. Averbukh, A.I. Arapova*, E.R. Ahmentova & I.S. Oberemchenko
(P138)
Using Geophysical Methods to Evaluate Leachate Control in a Sealed
Landfill, Portugal - E.C. Ramalho*, A Carvalho Dill & R. Rocha (P158)
14.10
14.35
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15.25
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16.00
Dealiasing of Seismic Mid-Point Gathers and Common-Offset Sections V. Bardan* (P178)
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P7
P9
P11
SEISMIC MODELING: RAY METHODS
AND FINITE DIFFERENCES
SEISMIC DATA PROCESSING:
TIME LAPSE & RESERVOIR ANALYSIS
RESERVOIR MONITORING AND MANAGEMENT
Criteria for Source and Receiver Positioning in Time-Lapse Seismic
Acquisition - A.K.T. Wever* & J. Spetzler (P201)
Microseismic Sounding in the Oil & Gas Complex Objects Control
Problems - A.V. Gorbatikov*, A.V. Kalinina, V.A. Sidorov, A.V. Postnov &
A.L. Odintsov (P221)
G. Marquis (University Louis Pasteur) & A.L. Vesnaver (Saudi Aramco)
W.A. Mulder (Shell International Exploration & Production BV)
Seismic Wavefield in Caustic Shadow - A.A. Duchkov* (P181)
08.30
Wavefront Ray-Tracing Using Unstructured Tetrahedral Meshes –
An Efficient and Robust Implementation - U.T. Mello*, L. Xu &
V. De Tomasi (P182)
Monitoring of Mixture Composition in Production Wells Using the Tube
Waves - P. Krauklis & A. Krauklis* (P222)
Efficient 2D FD-K Modeling in Heterogeneous VTI Media - V.N. Martynov
& A. Druzhinin* (P183)
Integrated 4D Interpretation in a Complex Reservoir - A. McInally*,
K. Flanagan, P. Conway, G. Templeton, P. Benton, R. Todd, W. Clelland,
C. Reiser, O. Kirstetter, J. Haynes, A. Francis & S. Holland (P223)
09.20
Frequency Domain Finite Difference Modelisation of Wave Propagation
with Topography - C. Gelis*, J. Virieux, D. Leparoux & G. Grandjean
(P184)
A Quantitative Approach to Time Lapse Seismic by Using Data-Driven
Reservoir Model Update Integrating Formation Water Characterization in
Focusing Operators - P.L.A. Winthaegen*, D.J. Verschuur & A.J. Berkhout Cantarell Field - J. García* & F. Caycedo (P224)
(P204)
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SBRT as a Tool for Modelling Ray Propagation in Complex Tectonics –
A Preliminary Example - C. Revaux*, P. Cristini, E. de Bazelaire & P.
Thore (P185)
4D Seismic Analysis Using Pre Stack Depth Migration - O.J. Askim*,
S. Brandsberg-Dahl & O. Barkved (P205)
Production Induced Microseismicity – The Geomechanical Significance Z.N. Flynn*, A.W. Fisher & R.J. Pine (P225)
Physical Modeling as Benchmark for Numerical Modeling - G.
Blacquière*, E.J. van Veldhuizen & A.W.F. Volker (P186)
Data Pre-Conditioning for 4D Stratigraphic Inversion – A Case Study –
The Gryphon Field - O. Kirstetter*, C. Reiser, D. Lecerf, A. McInally,
P. Conway & K. Flanagan (P206)
Permeability Estimates of the Geothermal Reservoir Soultz-2000 Using
Induced Seismicity - N. Delépine*, N. Cuenot, E. Rothert, M. Parotidis &
S.A. Shapiro (P226)
Modeling of Single Reflection by Tip Wave Superposition Method Using
Effective Coefficient - A.M. Aizenberg*, M.A. Aizenberg, H.B. Helle,
K.D. Klem-Musatov & J. Pajchel (P187)
Fluid and Pressure Prediction for the Gullfaks Field Using 4D
Moment Tensors of Events Induced in Cotton Valley Gas Field from
Simultaneous AVO Inversion - H.J. Hansen, K.B. Rasmussen, K.G. Maver*, Waveform Inversion - L. Eisner* & J. Sileny (P227)
L. Strønen & P. Digranes (P207)
11.10
FD Modelling of Viscoelastic Waves in Media with Orthorombic
Anisotropy - B.O. Ruud* & S. Hestholm (P188)
A Complex Reservoir Revealed by Integrated 3D Seismic and VSP
Acquisition and Processing - S.P. Morice*, M. Robinson, W.S. Leaney,
S. Tcherkashnev & M. Wheeler (P208)
Passive Imaging of Seismic Deformation Associated with Injection for
Enhanced Recovery - S.C. Maxwell* & T.I. Urbancic (P228)
11.35
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P10
P12
SEISMIC ACQUISITION 1
SEISMIC IMAGING, CASE STUDIES
WELL SEISMIC
G.G. Drijkoningen (Delft University of Technology)
B. Ursin (Norwegian University of Science & Technology)
Borehole Seismic Measurements in Western Siberia Using the Impulsive
Source Geoton - G.V. Volkov*, V.Z. Koksharov & V.I. Rezvov (P191)
CRS-Stack-Based Seismic Reflection Imaging – A Real Data Example Z. Heilmann*, J. Mann, E. Duveneck & T. Hertweck (P211)
Full-Waveform While-Drilling Seismics, a Case Study from the Grane Field,
the North Sea - R.T. Coates, J.B.U. Haldorsen*, S.A. Petersen,
A. Hawthorn & M. van Schaack (P231)
Use of Different Seismic Sources for Marine Academic Investigation of
the Subsurface - H.D. Carton*, S.C. Singh, S. Boukongo & M. Magueur
(P192)
Velocity Model Building in a Seismogenic Area – Comparison among
Models Derived from Reflection Seismic, Geological Interpretation and
Earthquake Seismology - E. Stucchi, D. Della Moretta*, A. Ravasio &
A. Mazzotti (P212)
Delineating Salt Caverns Using Borehole Seismic Modeling and
Tomography Methods - Y. Li*, F.D. Dorety & J.C. Jackson (P232)
Experimental Results for Designing Seismic Monitoring Networks on
Land - G. Drijkoningen*, J. Brouwer, H. Haak & H. Butcher (P193)
Anisotropic Kirchhoff Prestack Time Migration for Enhanced
Enhanced Salt Images Using Vector 3C3D-VSP Migration and 3D-VSP
Multicomponent Imaging - P. Kristiansen*, P. Fowler & E. Mobley (P213) Migration - D. Wang*, Y. Li & F. Doherty (P233)
08.55
10.20
10.45
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14.35
Analyzing the Effect of Intra-Array Variations Using Single-Sensor Seismic High-Resolution Reservoir Delineation by Integrated Seismic Processing – Virtual Sources, a New Way to Remove Overburden Problems Data - I. Panea*, G.G. Drijkoningen, G. Bertotti & L. Matenco (P194)
North Sea Case Study - S.A. Petersen, M.E. Craven, S. Dingwall*,
R.W. Calvert*, A. Bakulin & T.C. Jones (P234)
W.S. Leaney, J.H. Meyer & P.J. Smith (P214)
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Recent Advances in Point Receiver Technology – Are Field Arrays a
Requirement Any Longer? - D.J. Tessman*, M. Bahorich & D. Monk
(P195)
Wave Equation Migration Resolves Targets below Complex Overburden
to Explain Production - H. Crook*, S. Brazier, V. Starcher & C. Gregory
(P215)
Vector Infidelity Correction for VSP Data - R. Clarke*, J. Dellinger,
E. Shoshitaishvili, S. Rothe & S. Sugianto (P235)
Infill Decisions Based on Estimated Reflection Amplitudes - M. Brink*,
N. Jones, J. Doherty, R. Laurain & V. Vinje (P196)
Velocity Volume and Time/Depth Conversion Approach during Girassol
Field Development - P. Turpin*, A. Gonzalez-Carballo, F. Bertini &
F. Lefeuvre (P216)
The DOV Downhole Orbital Vibrator – Implications for the New
Geophysics - S. Crampin*, S. Chastin, P.C. Leary & L. Walter (P236)
3D OBS Survey Design – Estimating Lateral Resolution and Acquisition
Footprint - B. Nolte*, J. Etgen & R. Read (P197)
Seismic Processing in the Presence of Rough Topography and Igneous
Rocks in Colombian Andes - S.E. Guevara* & H. Isaac (P217)
Comparison of VSP Imaging with Kirchhoff and One-Way Wave-Equation
Migration - B. Du*, M. Cox, F. Doherty & M. Ackers (P237)
Acquisition 3D Design and Geology in the Mahakam Delta, Kutei Basin,
Indonesia - B. Mouly*, G. Nesen & L.M. Moinier (P198)
Tomographic Inversion of OBS Data Offshore Svalbard Islands G. Rossi*, G. Madrussani, G. Böhm & A. Camerlenghi (P218)
On-Tubing Seismic Sensor in Flowing Wells – Contribution to Noise
Analysis - J.-P. Deflandre, C. Maisons*, T. Bovier-Lapierre, P. Meynier
& J. Czernichow (P238)
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Oral presentations
Thursday 10 June
LECTURE ROOM SIRIUS
LECTURE ROOM LYRA
APPLIED TECHNOLOGY - CASE STUDIES FROM DEEP WATER BASINS AND STRUCTURES
EUROPE AND AFRICA – ORGANISED BY TOTAL
LECTURE ROOM CARINA
FRACTURED RESERVOIRS 1
BEST OF SEG + BEST OF SAGA
E. Liu (British Geological Survey)
J.H. Tachet des Combes (Total CSTJF) & J. Pion
(Total E&P Angola)
08.30
Predicting the Quality of Potentially Biodegraded
Oil in Deep Offshore – An Integrated Approach J.L. Pittion*, D. Levache, J.M. Gaulier & E. Mure
(A050)
Oligocene-Pliocene Deepwater Basins – A Review of
Geology, Reserves and Economics - J. Roelofsen*
(B033)
Fractured Reservoirs Management – Recent Progress
and Promising Perspectives - B. Bourbiaux*,
R. Basquet, L.Y. Hu, S. Jenni & A. Lange (C033)
A Brief History and Recent Advances of Seismic
Technology in Mexico - E. Mendez-Hernandez*
(D033)
08.55
Seismic Imaging – Integration of Stuctural Studies
and New Methodologies in Sub-Salt Domain J.J. Schnitzler*, L. Lemaistre, R. Martin, J.L. Montenat
& P. Sexton (A051)
Brazil – The Opening of the Oil and Gas Sector and
the Exploration Process - J.M.A. Forman*,
M.R. Franke & D.C. Pedroso (B034)
Fractures in Carbonates – Aligned or Not Aligned?
A Case Study - N. Baransky, E. Kozlov*,
A. Antonenko, E. Koshchuk & I. Garagash (C034)
Seismic Interpretation Using Global Image
Segmentation - D. Hale* & J. Emanuel (D034)
09.20
Integrating Complex Geological Features in a
Geomodel – The Alba Case Study - J.A. Hegre*,
N. Fretwell, W. Gordon-Canning, R. Labourdette &
M. Sweatman (A052)
Carbonate Deep-Sea Turbiditic Systems – The Example Stress Field Prediction Using 3D Geomechanical
of the Toarcian-Oxfordian of the Tethyan Paleomargin Models of Fault-Controlled Reservoirs - A. Henk*
of Oman - F. Guillocheau*, P. Razin, C. Robin, R.
(C035)
Blanke, E. Lasseur, F. Bechennec & S. Gorican (B035)
High Fidelity Vibratory Seismic (HFVS) I - Enhanced
Data Quality - C.E. Krohn* & M.L. Johnson (D035)
Integrating Seismic into the Geomodel – The Akpo
Case Study - L. Guy*, F. Merlet & A. Durand (A053)
Deformation and Sediment Transfer along the West
African Margin – II. Origin of Vertical Motions O. Dauteuil*, M. Leroy, M. Guiraud, D. Rouby &
N. Ellouz (B036)
Associating Different Curvatures with Fracture
Distribution Characterization - A. Toublanc*,
C.K. Clausen & N.E. Hagen (C036)
Seismic Wide-Angle Processing to void NMO stretch F. Hilterman* & C. VanSchuyver (D036)
10.10
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Integrating Subsurface and Surface Uncertainties –
Fault Systems Analysis Using Automatic Fault
The Dalia Case Study - F. Larrouquet*, J.M. Ichbia,
Displacement Estimates – A Case Study - A. Carrillat*,
O. d’Aboville, M.P. Perruchot & J.R. Rodriguez (A054) H.G. Borgos, T. Randen, L. Sonneland, L. Kvamme &
K. Hansch (B037)
Regularities of Time-Spatial Variation of Fracturing in
Petroleum Basins from SVSL Data - O.L. Kouznetsov,
I.A. Tchirkine, I.S. Faizulline, A.S. Zhukov*, N.V. Kutsenko,
Y.A. Kuryanov, B.Y. Meltchouk & R.H. Muslimov (C037)
What Can Classification of the Seismic Waveform
Reveal About Reservoir Size and Quality? - A.
Groenewald*, J. Feddersen & P. Young (D037)
10.45
Integrating 4D Seismic Results into Reservoir
Simulation Model – The Girassol Case Study J.M. Jourdan*, F. Lefeuvre & D. Dubucq (A055)
Modeling the Effect of Decollement Levels on Style of Acoustic Emissions and Velocities in Rocks with Sets
Folded Structures, Application to the Zagros Folds of Parallel Fractures - W.S. Pettitt & M.S. King*
S. Sherkati* & J. Letouzey (B038)
(C038)
Geophysical Constraints on the Shape and
Emplacement of the Bushveld Complex - S.J. Webb*,
L.D. Ashwal, T.K. Nguuri & R.G. Cawthorn (D038)
11.10
Assessing Value of Information – An Example of
Permanent 4D-4C Monitoring Project - J. Guilbot*
& P. Delfiner (A056)
Structure of a Portion of the Offshore Kutch Basin,
Theories for Fluid Substitution in Fractured Carbonate
Northwest India - W.W. Leslie*, S.P. Ross, N. Sinha & Reservoirs - M. Chapman* & E. Liu (C039)
R. Bastia (B039)
Towards an Automated Procedure for Finding
Confined Conductors in a Conductive Halfspace M. Combrinck* & W.J. Botha (D039)
11.35
Inducing Growth in a Brown Field Environment –
TOTAL E&P Cameroon Case Study - P. Amiell*,
D. Amilhon, A. Clergier, J.C. Dubroca & P. Gauer
(A057)
Geological Structure of Western Black Sea Region G. Georgiev* (B040)
Application of Fractured Reservoir Modeling
Vertical and Lateral Resolution of Surface
Technology to Sandstone Reservoirs in Songliao Basin, Electroseismic Data and the Thin Bed Response China - C. Zha*, Z. Zhang, D. Zhong, S. Yang &
F.D. Fourie* (D040)
F. Shen (C040)
RESERVOIR MONITORING AND
MANAGEMENT 2
EXPLORATION CASE STUDIES
FRACTURED RESERVOIRS 2
SEISMIC VELOCITIES 2
P. Rasolofosaon (Institut Français du Pétrole) &
M.H. Worthington (Oxford University)
E. Robein (Total Exploration UK PLC) & I.F. Jones
(GX Technology Corp.)
Time-Lapse Seismic – Are We There Yet? - A. Tura*
(A033)
Reserve Growth in Natural Gas Fields of the Southern Seismic Prediction of Fracture Porosity and
North Sea Gas Basin - T.R. Klett* & D.L. Gautier
Transmissibility in Tight Gas Sands - A. Shams* &
C. MacBeth (C041)
(B041)
14.10
4D Monitoring at 4 km Depth? A Case Study from
Smørbukk Sør in the Åsgard Field - L. Klefstad*,
O. Eiken & B. Osdal (A034)
Tectonics and Hydrocarbon Systems – Paleozoic
Examples from Southern Tunisia - H. El Euchi*,
A. Ouahchi, J. Ben Yaagoub & D. Kebaier (B042)
Illuminating 3D Fractured Reservoirs by Integrating 2D Sub-Basalt Imaging – Integration of Surface and
VSP and Vertical Incidence Data - N. Enescu*,
Ocean Bottom Seismic Data - R. Spitzer*, R.S. White,
C. Cosma, S.J. Emsley & P. Shiner (C042)
P.A.F. Christie & ISIMM Group (D042)
14.35
Pressure and Saturation Inversion from 4D
Seismic Constrained by Production Data N. He, P. Inderwiesen* & P. Condon (A036)
Tiaka Field, Sulawesi – The Only One Known Example
of Thrusted Anticline Play Type in Indonesia S. Sukmono*, A. Basiir, R. Abimanyu & N. Pudyo
(B043)
Reservoir Fracture Orientation and Density from
Resurrecting an Oil Field – New Images from Old
Reflected and Scattered Seismic Energy - M.E. Willis*, Data - C.L. Goodall*, M.J. Sugrue & P. Schofield
F. Pearce, D.R. Burns, J. Byun & B. Minsley (C043)
(D043)
15.00
Quantitative Assessment of Connectivity across a Fault Pondok Tengah Discovery, Indonesia – A New Big Fish Resolving Ambiguity in Fracture Induced Anisotropy
Using 4D Seismic - Y. Almaskeri* & C. MacBeth
in Mature Explored Basin - E. Purnomo*, R. Ryacudu, Interpreted from Various Data - K. Chambers,
A. Ascaria & T. Kunto (B044)
B. Gurevich, M. Urosevic* & K. Koster (C044)
(A037)
15.25
Integrating 4D Seismic and Geomechanics – A Case
Study - J.G.F. Stammeijer*, J.J. van der Velde,
P.J. Hatchell, A. van den Beukel & M.M. Molenaar
(A038)
15.50
Aquifer Gas Storage Monitoring Using 4D Seismic and The Post-Salt Oil Fields and Prospects of the
Integrated Reservoir Simulation - A. Seeliger*,
PreCaspian Basin (Kazakhstan) – Remaining
Potential? - J.M. González-Muñoz* & J.R. CarballoR. Hauer & M. Klafki (A040)
García (B046)
16.15
Uncertainties in the 4D Seismic Signature due to
Seawater Velocity Variations - A. Bertrand*, C. Ribeiro
& C. MacBeth (A041)
16.40
A Petroelastic-Based Approach to Pressure and
Saturation Estimation Using 4D Seismic - C. Ribeiro*
& C. MacBeth (A042)
09.45
13.45
Chasing Permian Dune Sandstones in Central Saudi
Arabia - P.M. Rutty* (B045)
Improved P-Wave Imaging with 3D OBS Data at Clair
- J.H. Kommedal*, S. Fowler & J. McGarrity (D041)
A Dedicated Constrained Optimization Method for 3D
Reflection Tomography - D. Sinoquet*, F. Delbos &
J.C. Gilbert (D044)
Optimization of Production in Fractured Reservoirs Using the SVSL Data on Open Flexible 3D Finite-Offset Tomography Model Building Fracturing - O.L. Kouznetsov*, I.A. Tchirkine, I.S. Faizulline, B.Y. Meltchouk, R.P. P. Guillaume*, F. Audebert, N. Chazalnoel, V. Dirks &
Mukhametzyanov, S.I. Slionkin, G.V. Kashirin, E.P. Sokolov, R.S. Khisamov, V.S. X. Zhang (D045)
Parasyna, S.M. Karnaukhov, S.I. Ivanov & Y.A. Kuryanov (C045)
Linearized Inversion of Fracture Parameters from Pure Benefits and Limitations of High-Fold Long-Offset
and Converted Reflections - A. Grandi* (C046)
Data in Seismic Imaging - P. Dell’Aversana* &
S. Giammetti (D046)
Stable Estimation of Interval Parameters for P-Wave
Pre-Stack Imaging in VTI Media - J. Ren*, S. Lee &
R.D. Martinez (D047)
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ARE MULTICOMPONENT VECTOR FIELDS
FINALLY BECOMING A REALITY?
SOIL REMEDIATION IN THE OIL AND
MINERAL INDUSTRIES
SEISMIC DATA PROCESSING,
MULTIPLE REMOVAL
SEISMIC MODELLING
C.P.A. Wapenaar (Delft University of Technology) & P.
Rasolofosaon (Institut Français du Pétrole)
P-Y. Granger (CGG), R.J. Garotta (CGG) & L. Amundsen F. Haeseler (Institut Français du Pétrole) & V. Paul
(Statoil ASA)
(Shell)
G. Cambois (CGG) & D.J. Verschuur
(Delft University of Technology)
Are Multi-Component Vector Wavefields Finally
Risk-Based Management of Soil and Groundwater
Becoming a Reality? Opening Address - R.J. Garotta & Contamination Resulting from Oil Extraction
Activities - G. Lethbridge* (F033)
R. Stewart (E033)
New Opportunities in Multiple Removal A.J. Berkhout* & D.J. Verschuur (G033)
Attenuation and Dispersion of Seismic Waves in 3-D
Randomly Inhomogeneous, Porous Rocks T.M. Müller* & B. Gurevich (H033)
08.30
Multicomponent Seismic Data Acquisition – The
Economics Revisited - J. Gibson & H.J. Watt* (E034)
Experiences and Progress in the Management of
Down-Stream Contamination - A. Perez* (F034)
A Study of the Impact of Marine Data Acquisition on
the Prediction of Multiples in 3D SRME - R.G. van
Borselen*, M.A. Schonewille & R.F. Hegge (G034)
Scattering of Seismic Waves by a Spherical Inclusion in
a Porous Rock and Slow Wave Effects - R. Ciz* &
B. Gurevich (H034)
08.55
Geometry QC Using Vector Infidelity Correction R. Clarke* & J. Dellinger (E035)
The Contrasted Behaviour of Metal in Soils
Contaminated by Industrial and Mining Activities P. Freyssinet* (F035)
3D SRME Application in the Gulf of Mexico - D. Lin*,
J. Young & Y. Huang (G035)
Numerical Modeling of Time Domain Viscoelastic
Wave Propagation - E. Bécache, A. Ezziani* & P. Joly
(H035)
09.20
Acquisition and Application of Multicomponent Vector Resistivity and Induced Polarization Survey at a
Wavefields – Are They Practical? - J.E. Gaiser* (E036) Russian Nuclear Waste Site - W. Frangos* &
S. Ter-Saakian (F036)
Fully Data-Driven and Robust Techniques for Seismic
Multiple Attenuation - Y. Wang* & M. Warner
(G036)
Numerical Experiments Investigating Frictional Losses
in Wave Propagation in a Particle Based Model N. Filippidou*, S. Abe, G.G. Drijkoningen & P. Mora
(H036)
09.45
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Vector Fidelity Correction for Non-Gimballed
Acquisition over the Heidrun Oil & Gas Field L.H. Nordby* & B. Gratacos (E037)
Modelling of Fate and Transport of Organic Pollutants Suppression of Multiples from Complex Sea-Floor by a The 2Q Attenuation Model for Direct Gas and Liquid
in Soil and Sediments - Which Are the Relevant
Wave-Equation Approach - D. Lokshtanov* (G037)
Detection - E. Lichman*, S.W. Peters & D.H. Squyres
Processes? - P. Gratwohl* (F037)
(H037)
C-Wave Anisotropic Imaging Using PSTM - A Case
Example from the North Sea - F. Mancini*, X.-Y. Li,
A. Ziolkowski, H. Dai & T. Pointer (E038)
Geological Characterisation of Contaminated Complex 3D Prediction of Surface Related and Interbed
Fractured Systems - K.E.S. Klint* (F038)
Multiples - M. Reshef*, S. Arad & E. Landa (G038)
Thin-Layered Basalt – Implications for Seismic
Imaging - A.J. Dobson*, X.-Y. Li & A. Ziolkowski
(H038)
10.45
Overburden Complexity and Repeatability of Seismic
Data – A Study from the Oseberg Field, North Sea A. Misaghi*, M. Landrø & S.A. Petersen (E039)
Conclusions and perspectives of the dedicated session Interbed Multiple Recognition & Suppression –
Shaybah Field, Saudi Arabia - W.L. Weibel*,
K.E. Erickson, D.A. Nietupski, P.G. Kelamis &
D.J. Verschuur (G039)
Reciprocity and Power Balance for Partially Coupled
Interfaces - C.P.A. Wapenaar*, E.C. Slob &
J.T. Fokkema (H039)
11.10
The Role of Multi-Component Seismic Data in
Developing the Valhall Field, Norway - O.I. Barkved*,
J.H. Kommedal & L. Thomsen (E040)
Discussion
CIVIL ENGINEERING AND GEOTECHNICAL
APPLICATIONS
ROCK PHYSICS - ELASTIC PROPERTIES
Separation of Primaries and Multiples by Non-Linear Elastodynamic Models from Sophistication for Experts
Estimation in the Curvelet Domain - F.J. Herrmann* & to Practical Applications – Seismic Anisotropy and
Nonlinear Acoustics - P.N.J. Rasolofosaon* (H040)
D.J. Verschuur (G040)
SEISMIC DATA PROCESSING, TIME LAPSE
10.20
11.35
DATA AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
I.G. Jack (Consultant) & P.A.F. Christie
(Schlumberger Cambridge Research)
U. Yaramanci (Technical University of Berlin)
Estimating Statistical Parameters from Tunnel Seismic
Data - A. Kas, lilar*, Y.A. Kravtsov, S.A. Shapiro,
S. Buske, R. Giese & T. Dickmann (E041)
Combined Diagenetic and Rock Physics Modeling for
Improved Control on Seismic Depth Trends H.M. Helset*, J.C. Matthews, P. Avseth & A.-J. van
Wijngaarden (F041)
NRMS as Function of Non-Repeatability and
Production Effects - J. Spetzler* (G041)
Pan-European Geo-Data Services and Data Model
Standardization - J. Jellema*, A. Tchistiakov &
B. Cannell (H041)
13.45
Estimation of the Large Sinkhole Consequences by
Shallow Seismic CDP Survey - I.A. Sanfirov*,
K.B. Fatkin & O.I. Kadebskay (E042)
Foamy Oil and Wormhole Footprints in a Heavy Oil
Cold Production Reservoir, Western Canada S. Chen*, L. Lines & P.F. Daley (F042)
Model Based Calibration of Time Lapse Seismic F.A. Maaø* & M. Alerini (G042)
Aggregating Information from Disparate Data Stores,
an Alternative to Centralised Databases - I.N. Balls*
(H042)
14.10
Using Trapped Waves for Mapping Shallow Fault
Zones - V. Shtivelman*, S. Marco, A. Agnon &
Y. Hamiel (E043)
Rock Physics Diagnostics for Porosity and Lithology
Mapping in NE GOM - J. Dvorkin, T. Fasnacht,
R. Uden, M. Smith, N. Derzhi & J. Walls* (F043)
Matching Time-Lapse Seismic Data Using Neural
Networks - I. Al-Ismaili, P.E. Harris* & H. Jakubowicz
(G043)
Geosciences Data Management Integration – The
Lessons of a Merger - P. Baldy* (H043)
Geophysics as a Tool for Delineating Cavities in
Proposed Residential Site – A Case Study - H.A.
Baker*, M. Djeddi, M. Hamoudi, F. Khaldaoui &
K. Benhamam (E044)
Impact of Petro-Elastic Modelling and Cut-Offs on the Curvelet Denoising of 4D Seismic - M. Beyreuther,
Integration of Quantitative 4D Seismic into Reservoir J. Cristall & F.J. Herrmann* (G044)
Modelling - G. Falcone, F. Maire, O. Gosselin*,
E. Brechet, J. Marrauld & D. Caie (F044)
A Best-Practice Driven approach to Allow Shared Earth
Model Construction Using Portal Technologies M. Piantanida*, B. Volpi, R. Cerri, A. Gelmetti &
E. Aliverti (H044)
14.35
15.00
Using of GPR Technology for Diagnostics of Reinforced Geologically-Consistent Rock Physics Modeling for
Using High Quality and Repeatable Q-Marine Data in
Concrete Constructions - V.V. Glazunov,
Sandstones – Modulus-Based Prediction of In Situ
Reservoir Monitoring on the Norne Field - B. Osdal*
Elastic Properties - M.G. Kittridge*, T.R. Taylor & N.R. (G045)
N.N. Efimova* & A.I. Kulikov (E045)
Braunsdorf (F045)
Corruption and Loss – Pitfalls in Seismic Data
Management - E. Jack* (H045)
3-D Interpretation and Cement Fill Monitoring Using
GPR over an Abandoned Gypsum Mine - P. de
Beukelaar*, M. Meinster, G. Meyer, A. Saintenoy &
Sudriez (E046)
Value Creation in the Digital Age – An Information
Management Approach - A. Mehrabian* & J. Kozman
(H046)
15.50
The Open Source Model in GeoSciences and
OpendTect in Particular - B. Bril* & P. de Groot
(H047)
16.15
Optimizing Earth Science Decision-Making through
Technology Integration - T. Dobush*, C. Burns & J.
Emilsson (H048)
16.40
The Potential Implications of Stress-Induced
Anisotropy for 4D Seismic - H. Mansouri* &
C. MacBeth (F046)
Time-Lapse Shear Wave Splitting Analysis at Ekofisk
Field, North Sea - R. van Dok*, J. Gaiser & T. Probert
(G046)
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P3
P5
EXPLORATION CASE STUDIES
MIGRATION 2
PETROLEUM SYSTEMS
Architecture and Sedimentary Fill of Miocene Paleovalley in the Hodna
Basin – Definition of a New Play Type, Algeria - L.H. Kheidri* (P241)
Prestack Kirchoff Time Migration for Anisotropic Media - T. Alkhalifah*
(P261)
Quality Control and Correction of Temperature Wellhole Data in the
Southern North Sea - J.S.A. Vermooten*, J.M. Verweij & H.J. Simmelink
(P281)
Exploration of Lithologic Traps in the Rotliegendes on the NE Slope of
Wolsztyn High - K. Kwolek*, T. Solarski & A. Buniak (P242)
Anisotropic Prestack Depth Migration Improves the Well-Ties at the
Ewing Bank Oil Field, Gulf of Mexico - D. Cegani, E. Berendson, C. Hurst
& R.D. Martinez* (P262)
Oil – Source Rock Correlation in Lublin Area (Poland) – Geochemical
Approach - D. Wieclaw*, M.J. Kotarba & T. Wilczek (P282)
Exploration of Zechstein Limestone Reefs – Gas Reservoir in the Area of
Wolsztyn Ridge - M. Wilk & M. Lukaszewski* (P243)
Time and Depth Migration Operators – Contractor Variability - M.R.
King* & F. Dewey (P263)
Source Potential of Triassic Sediments in the Southernmost Moesian
Platform Central Zone - N.D. Botoucharov*, G.V. Georgiev, R.
Sachsenhofer & A. Bechtel (P283)
09.45
Reconnaissance Geoelectric Investigations for Oil within Exploratory
Block R-9 in Western Kazakhstan - S.P. Levashov, A.I. Samsonov,
N.A. Yakymchuk*, I.N. Korchagin & K.M. Taskynbaev (P244)
Headwave Suppression in Traveltime Computation - F. Qin* & P. Zhang
(P264)
Largest West Siberia Oil and Gas Bearing Basin – Giant and Unique
Petroleum System - F.K. Salmanov, A. Nemchenko-Rovenskaya*, V.
Gavura & T. Nemchenko (P284)
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E&P Opportunites in ECE – Licensing History, Foreign Companies’
Experience – Success Cases - H. Dobrova*, E. Kolly & F. Sendall (P245)
SWD Data Migration with Regularization of Illumination in the Angle
Domain - M. Vassallo* & G. Bernasconi (P265)
Petroleum System in Autochthonous Miocene Strata of the Carpathian
Foredeep, Poland - M.J. Kotarba* (P285)
08.30
08.55
09.20
10.20
10.45
Regional Distribution of the Eocene Carbonate Reservoirs of the Metlaoui Wave-Equation Migration Imaging and Cost Comparison – Survey
Group (C137 & NC41, Offshore Libya) - B. Caline*, E. Zuckmeyer,
Sinking vs. Shot Profile - D. Bevc*, A. Popovici, S. Crawley, M. Fliedner &
P. Charpentier, P. Masse, M. Thu & P. Ronchi (P246)
W. Ritchie (P266)
11.10
Subsurface Basin Framwork and Tectonic Salt Implications for the Upper
Cretaceous Depositional Systems in Central Tunisia - T. Zouaghi* &
M. Bedir (P247)
Wave-Equation Imaging in the North Sea - R.J. Leggott* & R.G. Williams
(P267)
Lower Cretaceous Reservoir Sequence Deposit Distribution in Central
Tunisia - H. Azaiez*, M. Bedir & M.H. Inoubli (P248)
Seismic Modeling with Riemannian Wavefield Extrapolation - P. Sava* &
S. Fomel (P268)
P2
P4
P6
SEISMIC INTERPRETATION
RESERVOIR CHARACTERISATION
SEISMIC ACQUISITION 2
11.35
P.S. Rowbotham (Shell UK Exploration & Production)
13.45
14.10
14.35
15.00
15.25
15.50
Growth History of a Miocene Carbonate Platform from 3-D Seismic Data; Well Location Optimisation through Use of Seismic Attributes, on the
Assessing the Impact of Source Size on PS-Wave Reflections – Offshore
Luconia, Malaysia - V. Zampetti*, W. Schlager, J.H. van Konijnenburg & Britannia Field, UK North Sea - K. Kaiser*, D. Criddle, J. Colleran, S. Loutit Qatar - J. Holden*, E. Angerer, N. Jones, H. Lynn, M. Fenton, S. Slawson
A.J. Everts (P251)
& W. Sumner (P271)
& S. Burns (P291)
Time Sag Anomalies Validation by Means of the P-P and P-S Seismic Data Akpo, Nigeria – From Seismic Interpretation to Geomodel - F. Merlet,
Comparison – the Carpathian Foredeep Case - M. Mysliwiec* (P252)
L. Guy* & A. Durand (P272)
Calibration of Multicomponent Sensors - B. Gratacos* & P.Y. Granger
(P292)
Using 3D Multi-Component Seismic Data, Logs and VSP to Interpret a
Sand-Shale Oil Reservoir - C. Xu* & R.R. Stewart (P253)
Vector Fidelity Characterization of a Marine Multi-Component Acquisition
System - E. Kragh*, A. Vigner, S. Buizard, A. Strømmen-Melbø, S. Horne,
J. Robertsson, L. Combee, K. Iranpour, N. Goujon, J. Gaiser, P. Caprioli,
E. Muyzert & J.Martin (P293)
The Reservoir Qualification of Seismic Data Using Geostatistics L. Sandjivy*, A. Leron & S. Boudon (P273)
Prediction of Hydrocarbon’s Deposits by the New Method of Seismic Data Determination of Previously Unknown Reservoir Static Heterogeneity,
Optimal Four Geophone Configuration, Vector Fidelity and Long-Term
Interpretation on Black Sea Shelf, Ukraine - D. Kovalev* (P254)
Using Well Dynamic Data - C. Mouret*, J. Chastang & J.-P. Valois (P274) Monitoring - R.H. Jones* & H. Asanuma (P294)
Optimization Strategy for Shared Earth Modeling S.A. Petersen* (P257)
Uncertainty Analysis for Acoustic Impedance Inversion Using a Sensitivity Validating the Basic Assumptions in a Vibratory Source Signal Estimation
Analysis Method - M.K. Broadhead* (P275)
Method - P. Scholz* (P295)
Seismic Detection of Deltaic Sediments of Productive-Red Strata in the
South Caspian Basin - P.Z. Mammadov* (P256)
Low Resistivity – Structural Clay Reservoirs – Case Study in the Offshore
Teekit Field - A. García* & F. Caycedo (P276)
Extended High-Frequency Processing of Vibrator VSP Data J.B.U. Haldorsen*, W. Borland & H.B. Heijna (P296)
Field Trail of a 4C Fiber Optic Seabed System - S. Maas*, J. Bunn,
B. Bunn, R. Metzbower, J. Bowlus & J. Bielinski (P297)
16.15
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P9
P11
SEISMIC DATA PROCESSING
ROCK PHYSICS - ELASTIC PROPERTIES
Wavelets without Wells – Via Prestack Inversion - P.D. Anno* &
P.S. Routh (P301)
Study of Tidal Variations of Apparent Resistivity on AMT Data A. Saraev*, M. Pertel & Z. Malkin (P321)
Rock Physics Diagnostics, Effective Medium Models, and AVO Analysis of
the Stø Formation, Hammerfest Basin, Norway - A. Selnes, J. Dvorkin,
M. Carr, J. Hoffmann & L. Hübert (P341)
Dispersion Correction Based on Gradient Computations - C. Paulus*,
A. Roueff & J.I. Mars (P302)
Efficiency of Magnetotelluric Sounding Data Interpretation Using EM
Energy Velocity Method - J. Miecznik* (P322)
Elastic Impedance Revisited - B. VerWest* (P342)
F.B. Kets (Shell International Exploration & Production BV)
08.30
08.55
Converted Wave Statics Correction by Inversion of CRS Trace Time Shifts - Magnetotelluric Method in Hydrocarbon Prospecting – Case Study from
the Polish Carpathians - M. Stefaniuk, M. Wojdyla*, T. Czerwinksi &
S. Jin*, J. Li & S. Ronen (P303)
A. Maksym (P323)
Computing Petro-Elastic Models for 4D History Match Studies with
Genetic Algorithms - V. De Tomasi* & A. Sturniolo (P343)
Integration of Advanced Seismic Multifocusing Technology with Potential Magnetotelluric Soundings in the North German Basin - N. Hoffmann*,
Field Analysis - A. Berkovitch*, L. Eppelbaum, N. Scharff & E. Guberman H. Jödicke & L. Horejschi (P324)
(P304)
A Field Experiment to Study Wave Propagation in Gas-Saturated and
Fractured Rocks - S.S. Payne*, M.H. Worthington, J.L. West & N.E. Odling
(P344)
09.45
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The Impact of Data Pre-Processing on Sub-Basalt Seismic Imaging A. Druzhinin*, R.W. Hobbs & X.-Y. Li (P305)
Joint Interpretation of Seismic and MT Data beneath the Polish
Carpathians Overthrust - W. Gorecki, M. Stefaniuk*, T. Mackowski,
B. Reicher, K.K. Sliz, A. Maksym & J. Siupik (P325)
Attenuation of P-Waves in Fractured Porous Rocks – Theory and
Numerical Experiment - M. Brajanovski*, B. Gurevich, G. Lambert &
M. Schoenberg (P345)
10.20
Data Conditioning for a Combined Inversion and AVO Reservoir
Characterisation Study - M. Da Silva*, M. Rauch-Davies, A. Soto Cuervo
& P. Veeken (P306)
Pilot Program of Central Asia EM Monitoring System - A. Rybin*, L. Fox,
A. Ingerov, I. Feldman, V. Zeigarnik & G. Schelochkov (P326)
Acoustic Anisotropy of Muderong Shale Under Tectonic Stress and High
Pore Pressures - A.F. Siggins*, D.N. Dewhurst, R. Ciz & K. Dodds (P346)
AVA Inversion Using Real-Coded Genetic Algorithm - S. Chakraborty*,
S. Phadke & R.K. Verma (P307)
Mapping Reservoir Boundary by Using Borehole-Surface TFEM Technique Pore Space Deformation Controlled Stress Dependencies of Various Rock
– Two Case Studies - Z. He*, X. Liu, W. Qui & H. Zhou (P327)
Properties - A. Kaselow* & S.A. Shapiro (P347)
Azimuth Dependent Processing – Application to the Clair OBS Data T. Tabti*, T. Tvedt & J. Langhammer (P308)
Marine Transient Electromagnetic for Hydrocarbons Search on a Shelf A.A. Petrov* & L.F. Moskovskaya (P328)
P8
P10
SEISMIC MODELLING, THEORY
POROSITY AND FLUID DETECTION IN CHALK RESERVOIRS
R-E. Plessix (Shell International Exploration & Production BV)
G.M. Mavko (Stanford University) & P. Japsen (Geological Survey of
Denmark and Greenland)
Petrofabric Analysis of Seismic Anisotropy in Siliciclastic Sedimentary
Rocks - J.S. Maddock*, Q.J. Fisher, J.-M. Kendall & G.E. Lloyd (P348)
Modeling Tubewave Effects in Seismic Wave Simulations - R.T. Coates*,
C. Wu & L. Eisner (P311)
10.45
11.10
11.35
13.45
Improved Amplitude Multi-Step One-Way Modelling - D. Kiyashchenko*, Reservoir Characterisation from Flooding Front Geometry in Chalk
R.-E. Plessix & B. Kashtan (P312)
Reservoirs - P. Frykman* & G. Pickup (P332)
Estimate Shear Velocity - D. Han* & M. Batzle (P313)
09.20
14.10
Static and Dynamic Young’s Modulus of Marly Chalk from the
North Sea - C. Olsen*, I.L. Fabricius, A. Krogsbøll & M. Prasad (P333)
New Traveltime Approximations for a Transversely Isotropic Medium A. Stovas* & B. Ursin (P314)
14.35
15.00
Use of Combined Seismic Inversion and HFI Data to Evaluate a Chalk
Prospect - E. Torgersen*, J. Moe & K.R. Vagle (P335)
15.25
15.50
16.15
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Exhibition
Opening Hours Of The Exhibition
Sponsorship Opportunities
Monday 7 June
Tuesday 8 June
Wednesday 9 June
Thursday 10 June
For more information on sponsorship possibilities, please
contact Ineke van Doorn at [email protected].
For advertising please contact Marcel van Loon at
[email protected] or refer to our website (www.eage.org).
18.00 – 20.00 hrs
08.30 – 17.30 hrs
08.30 – 17.30 hrs
08.30 – 17.30 hrs
The exhibition is an important, integral part of the
conference. The exhibition will be located in Hall 4 of Paris
Expo where approximately 200 exhibitors will occupy 5,400
square meter booth space. The poster area will be located in
Hall 4 as well. The EAGE Bookshop (attractive special offers!)
will be located in booth # 882 in Hall 4. A broad variety of
service companies will be presented, suppliers as well as the
following oil companies: Total, Saudi Arabian Oil Company.
University Promotion
For universities there will be a special facility to promote their
activities.
The promotion unit sizes are 2 square meters and the price is
€ 500 (excl. 19.6% VAT).
For further information on the Exhibition and related issues,
please contact the Exhibition Coordinator Ineke van Doorn:
If you have not booked exhibition space yet, your competitors
surely have. You simply cannot miss the 66th Annual
Conference and Exhibition in Paris!
Telephone: +31 30 635 40 55
Fax:
+31 30 634 35 34
E-mail:
[email protected]
Please take a look at our website www.eage.org to see how
the hall is filling up nicely and make sure you will be there
with us in Paris!
Visit the EAGE Bookshop
in Hall 4, booth # 882
and collect your
Abstracts CD-Rom
This year’s special offers:
•
Velocities Time-imaging and Depth-imaging.
Principles and methods, Etienne Robein
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Fault and Top Seals, Montpellier (France)
8-11 September 2003 Proceedings
•
66th EAGE Conference and Exhibition,
Paris (France)
7-10 June 2004 CD-Rom
•
The earth from the air,
Yann Arthus-Bertrand
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Exhibitor’s List
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AAPG (American Association of
Petroleum Geologists)
ABB Offshore Systems Ltd
ABEM Instrument AB
ABEM France
Advanced Geosciences, Inc.
Aerogeophysica Inc.
A-G Geophysical Products Inc.
ALT
Anega
ANP - Brazilian National Petroleum
Agency
AOA Geomarine Operations, LLC
AOA Geophysics Inc.
Archimedes Consulting Pty Ltd
Atlas Fluid Controls Corporation
Atos Origin - Competence Center
Informatik GmbH (CCI)
Avalon Sciences Ltd
(updated 05/04/2004)
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Bashneftegeofyzika
Beicip-Franlab
Benthos, Inc.
BGP
Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Bolt Technology
Brazilian National Petroleum Agency ANP
British Geological Survey
British Geological Survey, Edinburgh
Anisotropy Project
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CGG Marine
Concept Systems Ltd
Createch Industrie S.A.
Curtin University
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Dalmorneftegeofizika Trust (DMNG)
Dataram Corporation
Deutsche Montan Technologie GmbH
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dGB; de Groot-Bril Earth Sciences BV
DPTS
Dynamic Graphics Ltd
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EAGE Book Shop
EAGE Stand
EAGE Madrid 2005
Earth Decision Sciences
ECL - Exploration Consultants Ltd
Electromagnetic Geoservices A/S (emgs)
EMCI
EMPEC BV
Enres International
EOST - University of Strasbourg
EP Tech
ERM.S (Earth Resource Management
Services)
ESG
ESRI
Etap- Tunisia
Exploration Electronics Ltd
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Fairfield Industries
Fugro-Geoteam AS
Fugro Multi Client Services
FXC Energy SPRL
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GDC UK Ltd
GEDCO-Geophysical Exploration &
Development Corporation
GeoKnowledge AS
Geocon
Geo Sys GmbH Leipzig
Geofizyka Kraków Sp. z.o.o.
Geofizyka Torun Sp. Z.o.o.
GeoGraphix
GeoCenter, Inc.
Geological Society Publishing House
Geological Survey of Finland
Geometrics, Inc.
Geomicrobial Technologies
Geomodeling Corp.
Geophex Ltd
Geophysical Data Systems Ltd
(GDS Ltd.)
Geophysical Exploration Technology
Ltd (GETECH)
Geophysik GGD mbH
GeoPlus Corporation
GeoPro GmbH
Geo Publishing AS
Georex Assistance Technique S.A.
Geoscience Wales Ltd
Geosoft Europe Limited
Geospace Engineering Resources
International
Geospace Technologies
Geostar Solutions
Geosvip JSC
Geosystem Srl
Geotrace
Geovariances
Geo-X Systems Ltd
GETECH
Global Radar Technologies (GRT)
GMG/AXIS
Grant Geophysical, Inc.
GSSI
Gulf Publishing/ World Oil
GX Technology Corporation
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Hampson -Russell Software, a division
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Hart Publications
Heriot-Watt Universtiy
HP
Houston Connector, Inc.
Hydro Projects Ltd
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IES Integrated Exploration Systems
IFP (Institut Francais du Petrole)
IHS Energy Group
Ikon science limited
Industrial Vehicles International, Inc.
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Input/Output Inc. - Sensor Nederland BV
Input/Output Marine Systems
InSeis Terra AS
INT, Inc. Interactive Network
Technologies, Inc.
IPRES
Iris Instruments
Iron Mountain Global Energy Data
Management Services Division
ISI International Seismic
Interpretation GmbH
Jason Geosystems bv
JDR Cable Systems BV
Kernel Technologies Ltd / Divestco.com
Kogalymneftegeofyzika
Krasnoyarsk Geophysical Services
L & R Instruments
Laboratory of Regional Geodynamics Ltd
(LARGE Ltd)
LaCoste & Romberg - Scintrex
Landmark Graphics
Landtech Enterprises S.A.
Lynx Information Systems Ltd
Macha International, Incorporated
MAGE (Marine Arctic Geological
Expedition)
Magnitude
Mala Geoscience
Marac Enterprises
McPhar Geosurveys Ltd
Mitcham Industries Inc.
Mount Sopris Instruments
Multiwave Geophysical Company ASA
Netherlands Institute of Applied
Geoscience TNO- National Geological
Survey
Network Appliance
Neuralog, Inc.
NGS - Neuro Genetic Systems
NPA Satellite Mapping / NPA Group
Norsar
NPF Geofyzika
NTF Perfotech
OBS Systems
OCP Cable Protection Limited
Odegaard A/S
OHM Ltd
OmniQuest International bv
Onhym (Ex Onarep/BRPM)
OpenSpirit Corporation
OYO Geospace Corporation
Paneura S.R.L.
Paradigm Geophysical
Parallel Geoscience Corp/ L&R
Instruments
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Pelton Company, Inc.
PennWell
Petcom, Inc.
Petroleum Computer Technologies GmbH
Petroleum Geo-Services (PGS)
Petrologic Geophysical Services GmbH
Petrosys Europe Limited
PetroSkills / OGCI
Phillystran, Inc.
Phoenix Data Solutions Ltd
Phoenix Geophysics
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R.T. Clark Companies Inc.
RackSaver, Inc.
Radar Technologies France
Read Asa
Robertson Geologging
Robertson Research Int. Ltd
Rock Solid Images
Roxar Ltd
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Sander Geophyscis
Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi
Aramco)
Scandpower Petroleum Technology
Schlumberger Oilfield Services
SeaBed Geophysical AS
Seamap Pte Ltd
Seamap, Inc.
Seamap UK Limited
Seismic Image Processing Ltd
Seismic Instruments, Inc.
Seismic Micro-Technology, Inc.
Seistronix
Sensor Nederland BV
Sercel
Sevmorneftegeofizika (SMNG)
SGI (Silicon Graphics Inc)
Society of Exploration Geophysicists
(SEG)
Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)
Solegeo Sarl
Spetsgeofizika
Spotfire
Steward Cable Inc.
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
System Development, Inc.- SDI
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Upstream AS
Veritas DGC Limited
Vibration Technology Ltd
VSFusion
Weatherford International
WesternGeco
W.L. Gore & Associates
World Petroleum Congress
TDI-Brooks International, Inc.
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Terrasys Geophysics GmbH & Co. KG
Tescorp
TGS (Template Graphics Software)
TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company ASA
TNO-NITG
Tobin International Ltd.
Total
TTG Systems Incorporated
TTI Production
ZEH Software Limited
TEEC - Trappe Erdoel Erdgas Consultant
TEEC Ware
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Commercial presentations
Commercial presentations give the opportunity to offer a technical sales platform for companies wishing to introduce their
products to delegates at the Annual Conference & Exhibition at a specific time. Commercial presentations are open to all
attendees and visitors of the Annual Conference & Exhibition.
Tuesday 8 June
Wednesday 9 June
Scandpower
10.00 – 11.00 hours, Lecture Room Aquila (Hall 7)
Title: Mepo® – a framework for history matching
Scandpower
Title: Mepo® – a framework for history matching
The Multipurpose Environment for Parallel Optimisation
Mepo® is designed to support the complete workflow of
history matching in reservoir engineering. It offers various
optimisation methods, integrates different reservoir
simulators, includes advanced pre- and post-processing for
data analysis and uncertainty assessment, and incorporates
best practises for project management.
The Multipurpose Environment for Parallel Optimisation
Mepo® is designed to support the complete workflow of
history matching in reservoir engineering. It offers various
optimisation methods, integrates different reservoir
simulators, includes advanced pre- and post-processing for
data analysis and uncertainty assessment, and incorporates
best practises for project management.
Global Radar Technologies
11.15 - 11.45 hours, Lecture Room Aquila (Hall 7)
Osiris: an innovative system for accurate leaks detection on
pipelines
4th Wave Imaging
4th Wave Imaging will present an overview of our products
and services, with an emphasis on case studies that highlight
some of the innovative techniques that have been used to
process and interpret time-lapse and multicomponent seismic
data.
The Osiris System designed by Global Radar Technologies,
Australia is a cost-effective decision-support system which
has the ability to identify the origin of any oil or gas leak,
whether it is a pipeline, rig or discharging tanker.
OSIRIS integrates worldwide oil and gas installations
database, well heads, pipelines and offshore rigs with
advanced high speed remote sensing analysis, to deliver
near-real time digital information products to operators.
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Amounts in € (incl. 19,6 % VAT when applicable)
VAT no FR 57433658788
If registered and paid
before 15 March 2004*
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between 15 March and
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On-site registration
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EAGE retired member
EAGE student member**
Non-member
Full-time student (non-member)**
Family member
Day registrant Conference (member)
Day registrant Conference (non-member)
355
110
60
485
110
185
n/a
n/a
385
125
65
520
120
195
n/a
n/a
455
145
95
595
155
215
195
255
Exhibition
Exhibition only 3 days
1 day Exhibition only
95
n/a
105
n/a
115
65
Workshop package (additional to Conference / Exhibition fee)
EAGE active member
195
EAGE honorary / retired member
75
75
Non-member
265
115
210
90
90
285
135
245
125
125
325
175
DISC only
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35
105
55
125
35
105
SPE Short Courses If registered and paid before 1 May 2004*
SC1
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550
SC3
450
550
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F1
795
795
395
945
495
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Workshop
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Bag
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Extended
Abstracts CD-Rom
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Reception
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EAGE in cooperation with ACCOR Hotels has selected a
number of hotels and has negotiated special accommodation
rates for those attending the EAGE Paris Conference &
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Touristical Tours
Paris Vision has selected three tours that will take place
during the 66th EAGE Conference & Exhibition.
More detailed information are available at our website
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Near Surface
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6-9 September 2004, Utrecht, The Netherlands
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