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Shale Plays: An Integrated Approach for Enhanced Exploration, Development and Valuation

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Contact: GTW Registrar
Tel: +918 560-2650
Fax: +918 560-2678

Susan Nash, Ph.D.
Director of Education and Professional Development
+918 560-2604

Amy Mahan
GTW Coordinator
+918 560-9431

Shale Plays: Shale Plays: An Integrated Approach for Enhanced Exploration, Development and Valuation

Houston, TX | 12-14 November 2012

Preliminary Program/Agenda

as of October 9, 2012

Monday, November 12
7:00 Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:00 Welcome and Introduction
AAPG - Susan Nash, Director of Education and Professional Development
8:30 Session 1: Seismic & Microseismic
 

Microseismic: Image Fracs as Complex Surfaces -- Integrates with Other Data Sets Including 3D Reflection Seismic, Borehole Images, Chemical and Radioactive Frac Tracers, Borehole Geochemistry, and Pore Pressure Measurements.

Alfred Lacazette, Global Geophysical Services

Use of Seismic and Sonic Anisotropy to Characterize Resource Shales

Colin Sayers, Schlumberger WesternGeco

The Sedimentology of Seismic Imaging in Source-Rock Reservoirs

Bruce Hart, Conoco Phillips

Integration of Seismic Attributes, Completion Parameters, Microseismic and Production Data to Define Well Prospectivity and Well Productivity: Examples from the Eagle Ford

Ross Peebles, Global Geophysical Services

12N Networking lunch
1:30 Session 2: Case Studies: US
 

WolfBone Super Sweet Spot, Southern Delaware Basin: Stratigraphic Trap and Sedimentologic Processes, Exploration Identification to Field Development

Bill Fairhurst, Eagle Oil & Gas, Co.

Results of Eagle Ford Hydraulic Fracture Monitoring in Frio and La Salle Counties, Texas

Nat Smith, Hess Corporation

Eagle Ford Groundwater Protection and Groundwater Usage

Robert J. Traylor, Railroad Commission of Texas

Advancing Shale Play Viability

Arnis Judzis, Vice President TerraTek Schlumberger

5:00 Icebreaker Reception and Poster Session
 

Hydrocarbon Exploration Potential and Distribution Characteristics of Lacustrine Carbonates in China

Yan Weipeng, PetroChina; Liang Kun, PetroChina

Tuesday, November 13
7:30 Continental Breakfast
8:30 Session 3: Case Studies: International
 

European Shale Gas - 5 Years On: The State of Play

Chris Cornelius, TOROS Resources Ltd, London, UK

The Original Gas In-Place in the Lower Silurian and The Lower Cambrain Overmature Marine Shales, Sichuan Basin

Prof. Feiyu Wang, China University of Petroleum

Analysis on Geological Characteristics and Exploration Potential of China’s Shale Oil

Yan Weipeng, PetroChina; Liang Kun, PetroChina

12N Networking Lunch
 

KEYNOTE
Dynamics of Shale Gas and Global Petroleum Markets

Darlene Beaubien, Economist / Gaffney-Cline

1:30 Session 4: Economics
 

A Closer Look at Shale Development Economics

Florent Rousset, Lead Petroleum Economist Gaffney, Cline & Associates

Porosity, Permeability and Profitability: Integrating Geoscience, Engineering, and Commercial Factors for the Evaluation of Unconventional Resources

Kurt Steffen, ExxonMobil

Economic Impact of Innovated Seismic on Shale Plays

Rick Lewis, SLB and Richard Salter, SLB

5:00 Icebreaker Reception and Poster Session
Wednesday, November 14
7:30 Continental Breakfast
8:00 Session 5: Integration
 

Systematic Evaluation of Unconventional Resource Plays Using Petroleum System Modeling Combined with Play Chance Mapping

Ian Bryant

Sweet Spot Identification through Integrated Sequence Stratigraphy and Geochemsitry

Ailsa.Messer, Neftex

Shale Plays Newest Tool to Reduce Risk Using High Resolution Maximum Flooding Surfaces and Genetic Sequence in Exploration and Development Programs

Walter W. Wornardt Ph.D., MICRO-STRAT INC

A 3-Dimensional Approach to Hydrocarbon Mapping in Resource Plays

Rick Schrynemeecker, W.L. Gore & Associates

12N Networking Lunch
1:30 Session 6: Variability of Shales
 

Integration of High-Resolution Petrologic, Geochemical and Petrophysical Data Sets with Sequence Stratigraphic Analysis of Niobrara Formation (Upper Cretaceous) Tight Oil Reservoirs in the Rocky Mountains Regions, USA

Christopher D. Laughrey, Weatherford Laboratories

Organic Geochemistry of Gas Shales – How Variable Can Shales Be?

Oswaldo Davogustto, University of Oklahoma

Petrophysical Analysis of Unconventional Oil and Gas Reservoirs Using Triple-Combo Open-Hole Logs

Michael Holmes

5:00 Close of Conference

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