AAPG 2009 International Conference & Exhibition Program Book

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM GEOLOGISTS

International Conference & Exhibition15–18 November 2009 | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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OFFICIAL PROGRAM of the

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Broader, Further, Deeper 15–18 November, Rio de Janeiro

AAPG Center 13AAPG Convention Staff 7AAPG/ABGP Presidents’ Samba Celebration 4Abstracts CD-ROM 60Alumni Event 9Conference at a Glance 11Conference Hotel Information 62Conference Shuttle 61Conference Staff Office 61Cyber C@fé 60Electronic Capturing 60End-of-Day Receptions 9Exhibitor Listing 42Exhibitor Products/Services Cross-Reference 48Exhibition Schedule 60Field Trips 56Floor Plan 53Guest Registration 60Guest Tours 57Icebreaker Reception 9International Pavilion 47Judges Information 60Letter from the General Chair 3Local Information 60Luggage Check 61Luncheons 9Monday Afternoon Oral 16Monday Morning Oral 16Monday Posters 24Nex Level Tours 57No Smoking Policy 61Online Conference Itinerary Planner 61Opening Ceremony 8Organizing Committee 7Panel Session: Giant Fields of the Decade — E&P Challenges 8Parking at Riocentro 61

Plenary Session: Opportunities in a High-Stakes Environment 8Refreshment Breaks 9Registration Hours 60Room Assignments 13Safety and Security Information 64Short Courses and Guided Core Displays 54Speakers and Poster Presenters Breakfast 61Speaker and Poster Presenters Cross-Reference 30Special Session: Leadership and Decision-Making in E&P: How to Leverage Cultural and Gender Differences 8Sponsors 5Student Activities 58Student Reception 9Technical Program at a Glance 15Transportation 62Tuesday Afternoon Oral 19Tuesday Morning Oral 18Wednesday Afternoon Oral 22Wednesday Morning Oral 21Wednesday Posters 28

Advertiser IndexAAPG ACE 59AAPG ICE 63APPEX 55diInternational Cover 2ExxonMobil Cover 3Hess 14HRT 2OGX 50Packers Plus 4Petrobras 6Saudi Aramco 41Schluberger Cover 4 Total 10

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As the General Chair for the 2009 International Conference & Exhibition (ICE), it is my pleasure to welcome you to Rio de Janeiro for what will be an outstanding week for the international petroleum exploration community.

The American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) and Associação Brasileira de Geólogos de Petróleo (ABGP) have assembled a world-class technical program to be presented by international leaders in geosciences. Petroleum E&P professionals at any stage of their career — from student to expert level — will benefit from more than 300 oral and poster presentations, special sessions and luncheons.

Be sure to explore the Exhibition Hall, where companies of all sizes will be on hand to demonstrate, discuss and display the latest technologies and services available.

The time you spend here is an investment in your career and your company. Enjoy everything ICE has to offer.

Haroldo Lima

General Director of ANP Agência Nacional do Petróleo, Gás Natural e BiocombustíveisGeneral Chair

Letter from the General Chair

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AAPG/ABGP Presidents’ Samba Celebration

Come, relax and network with friends, clients and suppliers at the AAPG/ABGP Presidents’

Samba Celebration. This tropical-themed party will put you in a Rio frame of mind in no time.

Monday, 16 November, 20:30

Windsor Barra Hotel, Av. Sernambetiba, 2630

Pick up your tickets at Registration

DIAMOND SPONSORS

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PLATINUM SPONSORS

Poster Sessions • Featured Speaker LuncheonStudent Reception • Special Student Program

Conference Briefcase • Student Registration Assistance for Field Trips and Short CoursesAAPG/ABGP Presidents’ Samba Celebration

VIP Dinner • Field Trip/Short Courses Special Student Program

General Fund

General Fund • Technical Program and Registration Announcement

Oral Sessions • Presenter SupportExhibition Hall Refreshments • Volunteer Support

AAPG/ABGP Presidents’ Samba Celebration • Student and Faculty Lounge • Student Registration Support

Lanyards • Directional Signage • Oral Sessions Abstract CD • Program Book Cyber C@fé • Datapages Free Download Cards

GOLD SPONSORS

AAPG/ABGP Presidents’ Samba Celebration General Fund General Fund AAPG/ABGP Presidents’ Samba Celebration

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Registration Oral Sessions • Field Trip/Short CourseRegistration Assistance

Oral Sessions • General Fund Oral SessionsField Trip/Short Course Registration Assistance

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Organizing CommitteeGeneral ChairHaroldo Lima Director of ANP, Brazil’s National Petroleum Agency

Vice ChairMarcio Rocha Mello (HRT)

Technical Program Co-Chairs Nilo Chagas de Azambuja Filho (HRT)Pinar O. Yilmaz (ExxonMobil)

Steering Committee ChairNahum Schneidermann (Chevron)

Sponsorship Co-ChairsJohn M.A. Forman (J. Forman Consultant)Claudia Rassi (Chevron)

Technical Program CommitteeOral Sessions Co-ChairsSylvia dos Anjos (Petrobras) Erik Mason (Shell) Wagner Peres (Devon)

Poster Sessions Co-ChairsNils Telnaes (StatoilHydro)Ricardo Bedregal (Vale)

Short Courses Co-ChairsPedro Zalan (Petrobras)Vitor Abreu (ExxonMobil)

Field Trips Co-ChairsFrancisco E.G. da Cruz (Petrobras)Wilson R. Winter (Petrobras)

Core Session ChairAlmério B. França (Petrobras)

Judging Co-ChairsPaulo Octavio Gomes (Hess)Gustavo Barbosa (ANP)

Student Activities Co-ChairsEgberto Pereira (UERJ)Michael Seidner (ExxonMobil)

Guest Hospitality Program Co-ChairsLesley Rocha MelloLudmila Azambuja Joana Seidner

Organized ByAmerican Association of Petroleum Geologists1444 South Boulder AvenueTulsa, Oklahoma74119-3604 USAPhone: +1 888 945 2274 ext. 617(toll free U.S. and Canada)+1 918 584 2555Website: www.AAPG.orgE-mail: [email protected]

Host SocietyAssociação Brasileira de Geólogos de Petróleo

ABGP RepresentativesMônica Figueiredo and Miriam OliveiraPhone: +55 21 9463 1947E-mail: [email protected]

Organizing Committee

Haroldo Lima Marcio Rocha Mello

Nilo Chagas de Azambuja Filho

Pinar O. Yilmaz Nahum Schneidermann

John M.A. Forman

Claudia Rassi Sylvia dos Anjos Erik Mason

Wagner Peres Nils Telnaes Ricardo Bedregal Pedro Zalan Vitor Abreu Francisco E. G. da Cruz

Wilson R. Winter Almério B. França

Paulo Octavio Gomes

Lesley Rocha Mello

Ludmila Azambuja

Gustavo Barbosa Egberto Pereira Michael Seidner Mônica Figueiredo

Miriam OliveiraJoana Seidner

AAPG Convention Staff

Steph BentonSales Manager

Theresa CurryOperations Coordinator

Terri DuncanTechnical Programs Coordinator

Dana Patterson FreeSpecial Programs Administrator

Randa Reeder-BriggsOperations Manager

Jean ReynoldsEvents Coordinator

Julie SimmonsMarketing Manager

Vern StefanicOpening Ceremony Producer Managing Editor, EXPLORER

Kerrie StilesAdministrative Assistant

Kim Van DelftExhibitor and Attendee Services Supervisor

Kyle WalkerGraphics and Production Coordinator

Alan WegenerGlobal Development and Convention Director

2009 AAPG International Conference & Exhibition

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HighlightsSpecial EventsOpening CeremonyDate: Sunday, 15 NovemberTime: 16:30–18:00Location: Pavilion 5, Room 101Fee: Included with conference registration

When the International Conference & Exhibition is held in a city famous for its Carnival celebrations, samba music and charm, you know the Opening Ceremony is going to be exhilarating.

Come join the excitement during this traditional kick-off to the conference as General Chair Haroldo Lima and Conference Vice Chair Marcio Rocha Mello preside over a multimedia event that will inspire and motivate you to go broader, further and deeper in your career.

The ABGP will bestow Distinguished Achievement Awards upon the following respected geoscientists for their contributions to the industry:

Guilherme Estrella• (Petrobras)William L. Fisher• (Barrow Chair and Professor at the Jackson School of Geosciences, University of Texas, Austin)Celso Lucchesi• (Petrobras)Marilia Regali• (HRT)Pinar O. Yilmaz• (ExxonMobil)Sergio Possato• (Petrobras)

Joining them onstage will be AAPG President John Lorenz and other dignitaries, all providing you with insight to the events awaiting you at the conference. You’ll be dazzled by the sights and sounds of Rio and inspired to follow the festivities all the way to the exhibition hall for the Icebreaker Reception.

Plenary Session: Opportunities in a High-Stakes EnvironmentDate: Monday, 16 NovemberTime: 09:30–12:30Location: Pavilion 5, Room 101Fee: Included with conference registrationCo-Chairs: Mario Carminatti (Petrobras), Kim Bates (ExxonMobil)

Global energy demand continues to grow each year as a result of the economic expansion of developing countries and the need for increasing energy in industrialized nations. Drivers that shape energy demand are part of the complex interplay between producers and consumers in an environment of changing prices, with high cost and stakes for the industry.

Recent changes in the financial markets played a role in overall curbing of demand that created spare production capacity, while increasing efficiency in some areas. Industry needs to be

innovative and flexible in such times to leverage opportunities presented in this high-stakes environment. Some of the issues include availability of capital for large and small projects, environmental regulations and climate change policies, R&D investment, staff development and needs of governments, communities and individuals.

There is no perfect solution, but there is a set of integrated solutions. Technology is the key to bring these integrated solutions together. Technology, along with teamwork and partnerships between industry and government, are needed to meet today’s complex challenges.

Plenary session speakers will address different aspects of the issues facing the industry. Confirmed speakers include:

Jose Sergio Gabrielli de Azevedo• (Chairman, Petrobras)Mark W. Albers• (Senior Vice President, Exxon Mobil Corporation)Amin Nasser• (Senior Vice President E&P, Saudi Aramco)Yves-Louis Darricarrere• (President E&P, Total)Andrew Gould• (Chairman, Schlumberger)

Panel Session: Giant Fields of the Decade — E&P ChallengesDate: Tuesday, 17 NovemberTime: 09:00–12:30Location: Pavilion 5, Room 201Fee: Included with conference registrationCo-Chairs: Marcio Rocha Mello (HRT), Nils Telnae (StatoilHydro) and Aboud Afifi (Saudi Aramco), Recent discoveries by Petrobras and its partners have dominated world headlines for the past two years, thanks to several significant breakthroughs in the subsalt targets in the offshore Santos Basin. These finds, along with those in Africa and the Middle East, will have significant economic impact for the coming decades as well as further the development of advanced concepts of exploration and drilling.

Panelists will discuss recent giant fields and the paradigm shifts that enabled such discoveries with innovation and technology.Speakers include:

Pete Carragher• (Vice President, Geoscience and Exploration, BP Access and Exploration Unit)Yves Grosjean• (Vice President Exploration Coordination & Portfolio Management, Total E&P)Paul Haryott• (General Manager of Exploration, Chevron Africa and Latin America EMP)Solange Guedes• (Executive Director, Petrobras)Malcolm Brown• (Senior Vice President, Exploration, BG Group)Scott Cameron• (Vice President, Deepwater Exploration and Appraisal, Americas, Shell)Satish Pai• (Vice President of Operations, Schlumberger Oilfield Services)

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Special Session: Leadership and Decision-Making in E&P: How to Leverage Cultural and Gender DifferencesDate: Wednesday, 18 NovemberTime: 09:00–11:30Location: Pavilion 5, Level 2, Room 210Fee: Included with conference registration Co-Chairs: A. Lara and C. Lacerda

Global energy demand is on the rise and the need to meet this demand has accelerated E&P operations around the world. The E&P industry is faced with numerous challenges that include availability of large capital for projects big and small, investment in R&D, technology innovation, staff development and leadership. Corporations and management value cultural diversity in thought and incorporate these in making better business decisions. Research has identified that each individual has different ways to approach leadership based on cultural and diversity preferences; these preferences are, on average, different for men and women. Our high-level executive speakers share their success stories and discuss ways to leverage leadership into E&P business success — the Americas experience. Speaker include:

Solange Guedes, • Petrobras (invited)Kim Bates • (Vice President Americas, ExxonMobil Exploration Company)Magda Chambriard• (Director, ANP)Gretchen Gillis• (AAPG Executive Editor-Books and Schlumberger)Marcio Rocha Mello• (CEO, HRT)

Networking EventsIcebreaker ReceptionDate: Sunday, 15 NovemberTime: 18:00–20:00Location: Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallFee: Included with conference registration

Get a sneak peek at the exhibition hall and enjoy food and drinks with attendees from around the globe during the Icebreaker Reception. This is a great way to network, catch up with colleagues and make new friends.

Refreshment BreaksDate: Monday, 16 November — Wednesday, 18 NovemberTime: 10:25–10:45 / Pavilion 5, Level 2 (Tue/Wed) 15:25–16:05 / Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallFee: Included with conference registration

Take a break from the oral presentations and enjoy complimentary beverages in the common area. In the afternoon, we’ll also offer complimentary refreshments on the floor of the Exhibition Hall.

End-of-Day ReceptionsDate: Monday, 16 November —Tuesday, 17 NovemberTime: 18:00–19:30Location: Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallFee: Included with conference registration

After the oral presentations conclude Monday and Tuesday, make your way to the exhibition hall to enjoy refreshments. While visiting exhibitors and discussing their technologies and services, enjoy the hospitality Rio is known for with an array of hors d’oeuvres and beverages.

Student ReceptionDate: Monday, 16 NovemberTime: 19:00–20:00Location: Windsor Barra Hotel, Windsor RoomFee: Included with conference registration

All registered students and faculty are invited to attend this networking event where they can enjoy light food and drinks. Read more about this and other student activities on page 58.

Alumni EventPlease join the University of Texas at Austin Jackson School of Geosciences for a friends and alumni cocktail reception on Tuesday, 17 November. The reception will be held in the Windsor Room at the Windsor Barra Hotel, Av. Semambetiba, 2630 – Barra da Tijuca – Rio de Janeiro from 7:00 – 9:00 pm.

LUNCHEONSFeatured Speaker LuncheonDate: Monday, 16 NovemberTime: 12:30–14:00Location: Pavilion 5, Room 101Speaker: Dilma Rousseff, Chair of Petrobras BoardFee: US$40The Featured Speaker Luncheon is an annual tradition of the International Conference & Exhibition. This year’s invited speaker is Dilma Rousseff, Chief of Staff of Brazil. She is also chair of the Board of Director of Petrobras and former Energy Minister. Doors open at 12:15. Make plans to reserve a seat for yourself — and perhaps a colleague — so you can rest, refresh and enjoy what’s sure to be an informative presentation.

Exhibitor-Sponsored LuncheonDate: Wednesday, 18 NovemberTime: 12:30–14:00Location: Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallFee: Included with conference registration

Attendees are invited to a free lunch — courtesy of the exhibitors. AAPG and ABGP wish to thank the exhibitors for their generous sponsorship of this event. Complimentary lunch for all attendees and registered guests will be available throughout the Exhibition Hall on Wednesday.

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SUNDAY, 15 NOVEMBER

TIME EVENT LOCATION

08:00–19:00 Registration Pavilion 5, Level 1, Registration Hall08:00–14:00 Guest Tour 2: Half-Day Corcovado and Hippie Fair in Ipanema See hotel pickup points on page 5716:30–18:00 Opening Ceremony Pavilion 5, Room 10118:00–20:00 Icebreaker Reception Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall18:00–20:00 Exhibition Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall

MONDAY, 16 NOVEMBER

TIME EVENT LOCATION

08:00–17:00 Registration Pavilion 5, Level 1, Registration Hall08:00–08:45 Speakers and Poster Presenters Breakfast Pavilion 5, Level 1, Room 10109:30–12:30 Plenary Session: Opportunities in a High-Stakes Environment Pavilion 5, Room 10111:00–20:00 Cyber C@fe Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall11:00–20:00 Exhibition Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall11:00–18:00 Poster Sessions Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall11:00–20:00 Student & Faculty Lounge Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall12:30–14:00 Featured Speaker Luncheon Pavilion 5, Level 1, Room 10114:00–17:45 Oral Sessions Pavilion 5, Level 1 and 215:25–16:05 Refreshment Break Pavilion 218:00–19:30 End-of-Day Reception Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall19:00–20:00 Student Reception Windsor Barra Hotel, Windsor Room20:30–22:30 Tropical Party Windsor Barra Hotel

TUESDAY, 17 NOVEMBER

TIME EVENT LOCATION

08:00–17:00 Registration Pavilion 5, Level 1, Registration Hall08:00–08:45 Speakers and Poster Presenters Breakfast Pavilion 5, Level 108:00–14:00 Guest Tour 4: Downtown, Sugar Loaf and National Historical Museum See hotel pickup points on page 5709:00–12:30 Panel Session: Giant Fields of the Decade Pavilion 5, Room 20109:00–17:45 Oral Sessions Pavilion 5, Level 1 and 210:00–17:00 AAPG Student Education Day Pavilion 5, Level 2, Room 21010:25–10:45 Refreshment Break Pavilion 5, Level 211:00–20:00 Exhibition Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall11:00–20:00 Cyber C@fe Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall11:00–18:00 Poster Sessions Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall11:00–20:00 Student & Faculty Lounge Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall15:25–16:05 Refreshment Break Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall18:00–19:30 End-of-Day Reception Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall

Conference at a Glance

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Conference at a GlanceWEDNESDAY, 18 NOVEMBER

TIME EVENT LOCATION

08:00–14:00 Registration Pavilion 5, Level 1, Registration Hall08:00–08:45 Speakers and Poster Presenters Breakfast Pavilion 5, Level 1, Room 10109:00–11:30 Special Session: Leadership and Decision-Making Pavilion 5, Level 2, Room 21009:00–17:45 Oral Sessions Pavilion 5, Level 1 and 210:25–10:45 Refreshment Break Pavilion 5, Level 2, Mezzanine11:00–16:30 Exhibition Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall11:00–16:30 Cyber C@fe Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall11:00–16:00 Poster Sessions Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall11:00–16:30 Student & Faculty Lounge Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall12:30–14:00 Exhibitor Sponsored Luncheon Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall15:25–16:05 Refreshment Break Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall20:30 Field Trip 4: Petroleum Systems of the Recóncavo Basin† Departs from and returns to Salvador, Bahia20:30 Field Trip 5: Paleozoic Petroleum Systems of the Intracratonic Paraná Basin†† Departs from Curitiba, Paraná and returns to Foz de Iguacu, Paraná

THURSDAY, 19 NOVEMBER

TIME EVENT LOCATION

09:00–17:00 Workshop 9: Guided Core Display: Brazilian Tertiary and Cretaceous Turbidites and Associated Facies Windsor Guanabara Hotel09:00–17:00 Student Short Course 10: Integrated Basin and Play Analysis Windsor Guanabara Hotel09:00–17:00 Short Course 11: 3-D Petroleum System Modeling Windsor Guanabara Hotel09:00–17:00 Student Short Course 12: Seismic Amplitude Interpretation Windsor Guanabara Hotel

FRIDAY 20 NOVEMBER

TIME EVENT LOCATION

09:00–17:00 Short Course 11: 3-D Petroleum System Modeling (continued) Windsor Guanabara Hotel09:00–17:00 Student Short Course 12: Seismic Amplitude Interpretation (continued) Windsor Guanabara Hotel

See Conference Shuttle Schedule on page 61. / † Continues through 21 November / †† Continues through 22 November

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Room AssignmentsFUNCTION PAVILION LOCATION

AAPG Center Pavilion 2 Exhibition HallAAPG Conference Staff Office Pavilion 5, Level 1 Room 102AAAPG Student Education Day Pavilion 5, Level 2 Room 210Cyber C@fe Pavilion 2 Exhibition HallEnd-of-Day Receptions Pavilion 2 Exhibition HallExhibition Pavilion 2 Exhibition HallExhibition Food Court Pavilion 2 Exhibition HallExhibitor-Sponsored Luncheon Pavilion 2 Exhibition HallFeatured Speaker Luncheon Pavilion 5, Level 1 Room 101First Aid Pavilion 5, Level 1 House of Delegates Breakfast Pavilion 5, Level 2 Room 209House of Delegates Reception Pavilion 5, Level 2 MezzanineIcebreaker Reception Pavilion 2 Exhibition HallJudges Room Pavilion 5, Level 2 Room 206Lost and Found Pavilion 5, Level 1 RegistrationLuggage Check Pavilion 5, Level 1 RegistrationOpening Ceremony Pavilion 5, Level 1 Room 101Oral Session Halls Pavilion 5, Level 1 and 2 Rooms 103, 201, 202, 203, 204Plenary Session Pavilion 5, Level 1 Room 101Press Room Pavilion 5, Level 1 Room 104Poster Sessions Pavilion 2 Exhibition HallRefreshment Breaks – Afternoon Pavilion 2 Exhibition HallRefreshment Breaks – Morning Pavilion 5, Level 2 MezzanineRegistration, Housing, Information and Tours Pavilion 5, Level 1 RegistrationSpeakers and Poster Presenters Breakfast Pavilion 5, Level 1 Room 101Speakers Service Center Pavilion 5, Level 2 Room 205Special Session: Leadership and Decision-Making Pavilion 5, Level 2 Room 210Student and Faculty Lounge Pavilion 2 Exhibition Hall

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Global EventsThe learning doesn’t stop when the AAPG 2009 In-ternational Conference & Exhibition ends. You’ll find AAPG events worldwide, including:

IPTC— Meeting the energy needs of a growing •world economy, 7-9 December 2009, Doha, Qa-tar, www.IPTCnet.org/2009/APPEX —The global forum to buy, sell and pro-•mote international upstream E&P deals with key

international players, 2-4 March 2010, London, www.appexlondon.comGEO 2010 — 7-10 March, Manama, Bahrain•AAPG Annual Convention & Exhibition — 11-14 •April 2010, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, www.AAPG.org/NewOrleansAAPG International Conference & Exhibition, • 15-18 September, Calgary, AB, CanadaGEO India — South Asia’s Geosciences Confer-•ence and Exhibition, 8-10 December 2010, New Delhi, India

MembershipVisit the AAPG Center to familiarize yourself with AAPG benefits and services, apply for membership, pay dues and change your address. Divisions infor-mation will be available as will information on Stu-dent Benefits and the Visiting Geologist program.

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Plenary Session: Opportunities in a High-Stakes Environment . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Monday. . . . . . AM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 101Stratigraphy, Clastics and Carbonates. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Monday. . . . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 201Atlantic Margin Emerging Plays and Exploration Potential . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Monday. . . . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 202Basin Modeling I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Monday. . . . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 203Exploration in Deepwater Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Monday. . . . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 204Geophysics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Monday. . . . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 103

Panel: Giant Fields of the Decade — E&P Challenges. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Tuesday . . . . . AM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 201Atlantic Margin Structural Geology and Tectonics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Tuesday . . . . . AM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 202Unconventional Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Tuesday . . . . . AM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 203Salt Basins E&P Challenges I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Tuesday . . . . . AM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 204Risk Analysis and Assessment — Economic Analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Tuesday . . . . . AM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 103Innovation and Technology — New Applications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Tuesday . . . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 201Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Tuesday . . . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 202Basin Genetics — How Things Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Tuesday . . . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 203Salt Basins E&P Challenges II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Tuesday . . . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 204Structural Traps and Seals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Tuesday . . . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 204Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies I . . . . .Oral . . . . .Tuesday . . . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 103

Reservoir Characterization I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Wednesday . . . AM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 201Regional Geology and Exploration of the Brazilian Pre-Salt . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Wednesday . . . AM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 202New and Emerging Regions — New Ways to Look at Old Plays, . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Wednesday . . . AM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 203 New Opportunities in Frontier Basins IFormation Evaluation Techniques for Enhanced Reservoir Characterization .Oral . . . . .Wednesday . . . AM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 204Basin Modeling II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Wednesday . . . AM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 103Reservoir Characterics II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Wednesday . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 201E&P Challenges in Greater Campos Basin. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Wednesday . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 202New and Emerging Regions — New Ways to Look at Old Plays, . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Wednesday . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 203 New Opportunities in Frontier Basins IIFormation Evaluation and Drilling Optimization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oral . . . . .Wednesday . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 204Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies II . . . . .Oral . . . . .Wednesday . . . PM . . . .Pavilion 5, Room 103

Stratigraphy, Clastics and Carbonates. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Monday. . . . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallPetroleum Systems from Brazil and Around the World . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Monday. . . . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallRisk Analysis & Assessment — Economic Analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Monday. . . . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallRegional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour I . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Monday. . . . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallFormation Evaluation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Monday. . . . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallUniversity Students Academic Research . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Monday. . . . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall

Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour II . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Tuesday . . . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallSalt Basins and E&P Basins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Tuesday . . . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallPetroleum Systems: New Geochemical Insights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Tuesday . . . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallNew and Emerging Regions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Tuesday . . . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallUnconventional Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Tuesday . . . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallGeophysics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Tuesday . . . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallUniversity Students Academic Research . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Tuesday . . . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall

Structure Traps and Seals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Wednesday . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallBasin Modeling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Wednesday . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallReservoir Characterization — Traps and Seals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Wednesday . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallReservoir Characterization and Diagenesis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Wednesday . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition HallReservoir Characterization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Poster . . .Wednesday . . . . . . . . . .Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall

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MONDAY MORNING ORAL

Plenary Session: Opportunities in a High-Stakes EnvironmentPavilion 5, Room 101Co-Chairs: M. Carminatti and K. Bates

9:30 Introductions9:35 Jose Sergio Gabrielli de Azevedo, Chairman, Petrobras10:00 Mark W. Albers, Senior Vice President, Exxon Mobil Corporation10:25 Amin Nasser, Senior Vice President E&P, Saudi Aramco 10:50 Yves-Louis Darricarrere, President E&P, Total 11:15 Andrew Gould, Chairman, Schlumberger 11:40 Questions/Answers12:30 Session Adjourns

MONDAY AFTERNOON ORAL

Stratigraphy, Clastics and Carbonates Pavilion 5, Room 201Co-Chairs: T. R. Garfield, R. d’Avila and O. Martinsen

14:00 Introductory Remarks14:05 I. R. Sharp, R. L. Gawthorpe, J. Lukasik, J. Bernaus, D. Hunt: Mixed Carbonate-Clastic-Evaporite Depositional Systems in Rift Basins: Insights from the Suez Rift14:25 F. Hadler-Jacobsen, A. Groth, A. Serrano, K. Heieren, F. M. Liestøl: Temporal and Spatial Evolution of a Shelf to Toe-of-Slope System, Santos Basin Brazil — A High- Resolution Seismic-Stratigraphic and -Geomorphic Case Study14:45 F. F. Vesely, R. d’Avila, D. Dias Filho, S. Santos: Upper Cretaceous Clastic Reservoirs of the Santos Basin: Depositional Style and Sequence Stratigraphy15:05 R. S. James, K. Durtnell: A Sequence Stratigraphic Correlation Across the Conjugate Margins of South America and Sub-Saharan Africa and Its Implications for Petroleum Exploration15:25 Break16:05 E. A. Mancini: Use of Sequence Stratigraphy as a Key Element in the Design of an Exploration Strategy for Microbial Buildups 16:25 L. Arienti, H. Mucelini, R. C. Gontijo, H. Voelcker, V.S. Santos: Turbidite Systems and Their Stratigraphic Evolution in the Oligomiocene and Miocene of Campos Basin, Brazil

16:45 T. Bover-Arnal, R. Salas, J. A. Moreno-Bedmar, K. Bitzer: Outcrop-Scale Identification of Forced and Normal Regressive Deposits in Carbonate Systems: An Aptian Example from the Western Maestrat Basin (Iberian Chain, Spain)17:05 G. Badalini, F. Brouwer, R. S. Bourque, R. Blight, G. de Bruin: Regional Sequence Stratigraphic Analysis of Regional 2-D Lines in the Central Santos Basin, Offshore Brazil17:25 R. Higgs: Why Do Siliciclastic Shelves Exist? How Do They Differ From “Ramp Margins”? New Sequence Stratigraphic Aspects Vital for Petroleum Exploration

Atlantic Margin Emerging Plays and Exploration Potential Pavilion 5, Room 202 Co-Chairs: G. F. Hebertson, A. Olivera-Riley and J. A. Cupertino

14:00 Introductory Remarks14:05 C. C. Lima, O. Pessoa, P. Vasconcelos, I. O. Carmo, M. Da Guia Lima, F. Balsamo: The Role of Compressional Horizontal Stresses (σ1=SHmax) in the Evolution of the Potiguar Basin (NE Brazil) and the Age of Trap Formation for Its Main Reservoir (Açu Fm)14:25 S. G. Henry, A. Danforth, N. Kumar, S. Venkatraman: Paleogeographic Mapping of the South Atlantic: Jurassic Through Albian Evolution14:45 M. Guevara, L. Hawkins, L. Joaquim, D. Johnstone, W. Jones, J. Jose, A. Oliveira: Structural Development and Depositional History of the Lower Congo and Kwanza Basins Salt Tectonic Province, Angola15:05 P. Japsen, J. Bonow, P. F. Green, P. R. Cobbold, D. Chiossi, R. Lilletveit: Burial, Uplift and Exhumation History of the Atlantic Margin of NE Brazil15:25 Break16:05 I. Davison, L. Anderson, P. Gormly, P. Nutall: Geology and Hydrocarbon Potential of the Argentine Atlantic Margin16:25 O. A. Blaich, J. Faleide, F. Tsikalas: Conjugate Margin Studies in the South Atlantic16:45 R. P. Reis, N. Pimentel, A. Garcia: The Evolution of the Atlantic Margin of Iberia as Recorded in the Lusitanian Basin (Portugal)17:05 C. J. Schenk: A Reassessment of Undiscovered Oil and Gas Resources of Basin in South America17:25 S. Beglinger, H. Doust, S. Cloetingh: Relating Petroleum System and Play Development to Basin Evolution: Brazilian South Atlantic Margin

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Basin Modeling I Pavilion 5, Room 203 Co-Chairs: A. A. Bender, J-J. R. Biteau and L. A. Trindade

14:00 Introductory Remarks14:05 X. Guichet, S. Wolf, R. Pandi: Paleo-Fluid Flows and Present Hydrodynamic Conditions Improved by Basin Modeling Integrating Salinity Transport14:25 E. D. Mio, A. A. Bender, M. Mello, N. C. de Azambuja Filho, C. L. Jesus, P. Schmitt: 3-D Petroleum System Modeling in Deepwater Santos Area; Main Results and Considerations14:45 C. L. Jesus, A. A. Bender, Y. N. Soares: Sensitivity Analysis of Thermal and Hydraulic Properties and Their Impact on Petroleum Systems: Example from a Brazilian Case Study 15:05 A. Lemrabott, P. R. Cobbold*: Physical Modeling of Fluid Overpressure and Compaction During Hydrocarbon Generation in Source Rock of Low Permeability Basin15:25 Break 16:05 A. A. Bender, M. Mello, N. C. de Azambuja Filho, C. L. Jesus, P. Bruno: An Igneous Controlled Petroleum System: Estimating Petroleum Generation and Migration of the Solimões Basin16:25 Y. Tang: Advanced Chemistry of Basin Modeling — Predicting Fluid Properties and Using Field Gas Isotope to Constrain Basin Modeling Uncertainty16:45 J. E. Dahl, A. Bender, J. M. Moldowan, M. R. Mello: RICH — A Revolutionary New Technology for Developing New Plays in Mature Basins17:05 I. Faille, R. Traby*, A. Arbeaumont, J. Laigle: Incorporating Lateral Deformation and Modeling Fault Impact in Quantitative Petroleum Systems Evaluation17:25 A. A. Bender, H. A. Kemna*, M. Mello: Quantitative Assessment of Biodegradation in Hydrocarbon Fields of the Cabo Frio Area, Brazil

Exploration in Deepwater Settings Pavilion 5, Room 204Co-Chairs: R. Eisenberg, J. Amaral and O. Lopez-Gamundi

14:00 Introductory Remarks14:05 P. Dattilo: Basin Scale Typing of Deepwater Sediments14:25 K. Boyd, C. Alexander: Offshore Exploration Opportunities in Brazil 14:45 W. Athmer, R. Groenenberg, S. Luthi: Experimental Study on the Effect of Large-Scale Relay Ramps as Pathway for Turbidity Currents15:05 C. M. Silva, D. Paton, W. D. McCaffrey: Controls on Submarine Slope Channel-Levee Deposition in Amazon Fan15:25 Break

16:05 A. P. Oluboyo, R. L. Gawthorpe: Tectonic Controls on Post-Oligocene Submarine Channel Evolution on the West African Margin Revealed Using Isoproportional Slicing, Spectral Decomposition and Multi-Attribute RGB Blending16:25 F. Corredor: Patterns of Growth Sedimentation in the Fold-and-Thrust Belts of the Deepwater Niger Delta and Offshore Brazil16:45 A. K. Tyagi, R. Bastia: Petrophysical Analysis of Laminated Sand Shale Sequence in Deepwater Setting17:05 M. Bullen, T. Charles, B. Giriansyah: Case Study: Impacts of TTI PSDM Reprocessing on the Preparation and Drilling of the Pazflor Development Wells17:25 S. Saha, R. Hayden, B. Newberry, D. Hamilton, A. Kumar, B. Motherwell, R. Kear, T. Barber, A. Klein, S. Winstanley: Conflicting Formation Dip Measurements Unravel Complex Subsalt Geology, Deepwater Gulf of Mexico, USA

Geophysics Pavilion 5, Room 103 Co-Chairs: M. Brouwers, S. Ji and L. Dillon

14:00 Introductory Remarks14:05 M. H. Krieger, O. Geisler: Reducing Uncertainty in Subsalt Interpretation: A Non-Seismic View on Integration14:25 J. Guilbot, G. Desrousseaux, S. Maud: Advanced Geophysical Methods for the Exploration and Characterization of Prospects and Fields in Deepwater Angola14:45 S. Ji: Improve Subsalt Image with Wide Azimuth Data in the Gulf of Mexico15:05 C. E. Helsing, D. Trainor: Work Processes to Mitigate Interpretation Pitfalls in Complex Imaging Environments15:25 Break16:05 J. L. Lewis, R. Eisenberg, E. Blumenthal: Merging Geology and Geophysics with Emerging Techniques in Subsalt Imaging16:25 A. I. Marini, F. Di Prete: The Added Value of Quantitative Seismic Integration in 3-D Prediction of Petrophysical Properties and Facies. A Case History from Tunisian Ghadames Basin16:45 A. D. Price, T. Lopez, A. Lucas, R. Yalamanchili: Frontier Onshore Basin Exploration Methodology: Starting from Scratch, Airborne Gravity and Magnetics Onshore Angola17:05 Y. Huang, S. Ji, B. Bai, C. Richardez: Pre-Salt Depth Imaging of Santos Basin, Brasil17:25 L. D. Dillon, G. Schwedersky, C. Nunes, J. Justen, E. Abreu: Rock Physics Modeling As a Tool to Improve Interpretation on Tight Gas Sands Reservoirs


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TUESDAY MORNING ORAL

Panel: Giant Fields of the Decade — E&P ChallengesPavilion 5, Room 201 Co-Chairs: M. Mello, N. Telnaes and A. Afifi

9:00 Introductions9:05 Pete Carragher, Vice President, Geoscience and

Exploration, BP Access and Exploration Unit9:25 Yves Grosjean, Vice President Exploration

Coordination & Portfolio Management, Total E&P9:45 Paul Haryott, General Manager of Exploration,

Chevron Africa and Latin America EMP10:05 Solange Guedes, Executive Director, Petrobras10:25 Question and Discussion10:35 Break10:45 Malcolm Brown, Senior Vice President, Exploration,

BG Group11:05 Scott Cameron, Vice President, Deepwater Exploration

and Appraisal, Americas, Shell11:25 Satish Pai: Vice President of Operations, Schlumberger

Oilfield Services11:45 Question/Answers12:00 Session Adjourns

Atlantic Margin Structural Geology and Tectonics Pavilion 5, Room 202 Co-Chairs: A. Olivera-Riley, A. Vear and N. D. Mala

9:00 Introductory Remarks9:05 P. V. Zalán, M. G. Severino, J. B. Oliveira, L. P. Magnavita, W. U. Mohriak, R. C. Gontijo, A. R. Viana, P. Szatmari: Stretching and Thinning of the Upper Lithosphere and Continental-Oceanic Crustal Transition in Southeastern Brazil9:25 C. Sanders, S. Sciamanna, A. Serrano: Restorations of the Santos Basin, Brazil: Basement Fault Activity from Rifting to Passive Margin9:45 J. W. Versfelt: South Atlantic Margin Rift Basin Asymmetry and Implications for Pre-Salt Exploration10:05 J. M. Caixeta, T. S. Ferreira, F. D. Lima, C. Francisco, A. S. Dias: Diachronous Rift System Along Bahia State Coast. An Example of Extended Crust and Mantle Exhumation in the South Atlantic Ocean10:25 Break10:45 N. Kumar, S. Henry, A. Danforth, P. Nutall, S. Venkataraman: Seismic Imaging of South Atlantic Continent-Ocean Boundary Through Deep, Long Offset, Prestack Depth Migrated (PSDM), 2-D Seismic Data11:05 N. Kusznir, T. H. Torsvik: S. Atlantic Plate Reconstruction Constrained Using Crustal Thickness and OCT Location Derived from Gravity Inversion: Implications for the Santos-Campos Brazilian Rifted Margin Segments11:25 D. L. Connolly, A. J. Catto*, P. Schmitt: Detecting Hydrocarbon Migration Pathways in Seismic Data from the Brazilian South Atlantic Margin

11:45 B. Leonal. R. Carvalho, R. Paiva, J. D. Favera*: Aptian Sequence Stratigraphy of the Southeastern Border of the Potiguar Basin, Rio Grande Do Norte, Brazil, Comprising Several “Pre-Salt” Oil and Gas Occurrences

Unconventional Resources Pavilion 5, Room 203 Co-Chairs: I. A. Russell, A. Al Mustafa and D. A. Carvajal

9:00 Introductory Remarks9:05 M. S. Ameen, K. MacPherson: Fracture and In-Situ Stress Characterization of the Unayzah-B/C Tight Gas Reservoir, South Haradh, Saudi Arabia9:25 C. M. Prince: Permeability Estimation in Tight Gas Sands Using NMR — A New Interpretive Methodology9:45 W. J. Haskett, C. Jenkins, J. D. Walls: Operational and Business Efficiency in Unconventional Projects10:05 R. Roundtree, L. Sedillos, J. Wright, J. Miskimins: Unconventional Resource Recovery Improvement Using Conventional Reservoir Engineering Strategies10:25 Break10:45 J. Miller: Chesapeake Energy’s Model for Gas Shale Exploration and Development11:05 S. Bergamaschi, R. Rodrigues, E. Pereira: Oil Shale from the Tremembé Formation, Taubaté Basin, Brazil11:25 G. M. Buhler, E. d’Huteau, F. Peñacorada, A. Exler: First Microseismic Acquisition in South America — Lajas Tight Gas Project — Neuquén, Argentina11:45 C. M. Jones, J. A. Dourado, H. F. Chaves: Gas Hydrates and Microbiological Processes

Salt Basins E&P Challenges IPavilion 5, Room 204 Co-Chairs: B. Wolff, T. Carpenter and S. King

9:00 Introductory Remarks9:05 R. Fainstein, W. U. Mohriak, B. A. Rasmussen: Salt Provinces Offshore Brazil and West Africa — Regional Seismic Lines9:25 I. Davison, L. Anderson, P. Nutall: Geometry and Facies Distribution of the Greater Brazilian Salt Basin9:45 P. Szatmari, W. U. Mohriak: Tectonic Control During

Earth History of World’s Largest Petroleum-Bearing Salt Basins

10:05 F. L. Fernandes, S. Rostirolla, F. T. T. Gonçalves, R. Bedregal: The Application of Inverse Modeling to Remove the Gravity Effect of Salt Structures Along the Brazilian Southeastern Marginal Basins10:25 Break 10:45 M. G. Rowan, R. Hunsdale, S. D. Johnson: The Effects of Salt-Related Deformation on Depositional Profiles: The Example of the Wilcox in the Deepwater Subsalt

Province of the Northern Gulf of Mexico11:05 B. Montaron, P. E. Tapponnier: A Quantitative Model for Salt Deposition in Actively Spreading Basins


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11:25 S. O’Connor, R. Swarbrick, R. Lahann, S. Green, D. Scott, B. Pindar: Sub-Salt Pressures — Meeting the Technological Challenges 11:45 M. Guerra, J. R. Underhill: Role of Halokinesis in the Evolution of the Cabo Frio Fault and the Ilha Grande Gravitational Cell in the Santos Basin, Brazil: Insights from Multi-Section Balanced Restoration

Risk Analysis and Assessment — Economic Analysis Pavilion 5, Room 103 Co-Chairs: S. Sciamanna, K. Sunde and M. Illingworth

9:00 Introductory Remarks9:05 F. Gonçalves, S. Rostirolla, F. L. Fernandes: Structuring the Exploration Process of Vale E&P: The Use of Integrated Multidisciplinary Modeling and Geologic Risk Assessment9:25 C. D. Norman: Inappropriate Separation of Risk and Uncertainty in Probabilistic Assessments9:45 J. C. Rui, K. Sunde: Detailed Performance Tracking of an Exploration Portfolio Exemplified by Reservoir Statistics10:05 C. Bettini, R. R. Silva: Forecasting Petroleum Production with a Model Based on Discharge Process10:25 Break10:45 C. M. Jones, H. F. Chaves, J. A. Dourado: The Potential for New Discoveries of Oil and Gas in the Shallow Waters of the Campos Basin, Brazil11:05 W. J. Haskett: Risk Analysis of Unconventional Plays11:25 E. D. Mio, A. Bender, M. Mello, N. C. de Azambuja Filho: Uncertainty Analysis Applied to Petroleum System Mass Balance in Deepwater Santos — Is It an Overcharged System?11:45 S. Rostirolla, F. T. T. Gonçalves, F. Fernandes, A. Lemgruber, A. Araújo, P. C. Kuchler: Quantitative Chance Assessment of Geological Risk Factors in Oil and Gas Exploration

TUESDAY AFTERNOON ORAL

Innovation and Technology — New Applications Pavilion 5, Room 201 Co-Chairs: J. C. Phillips, C. Tadeu Fraga and B. Fryklund

14:00 Introductory Remarks14:05 M. H. Feeley: New Opportunities Identified from Improved Imaging of a Fold-and-Thrust Belt, LaBarge, Wyoming — A Case Study 14:25 C. Pirmez, A. Cantelli, M. Hempton, R. Maestri, R. E. Ducker, P. L. Ferreira, G. Oliva: Large Scale Stratigraphic Modeling of Deepwater Reservoirs in the Laboratory14:45 C. Scholz: Modern Analogs of Lacustrine Carbonate Reservoir Facies: Examples from Tropical Lakes of the East African Rift System

15:05 A. Belopolsky, J. Moore, A. Krassay, L. Pryer: Paleozoic Basins of Brazil: Challenges and Keys to Unlocking the Hydrocarbon Potential15:25 Break16:05 B. Carpentier, S. Pegaz-Fiornet, S. Wolf, I. Kowalewski: Local Grid Refinement in Basin Modeling — What For?16:25 K. M. Shokair, A. Plesch, J. Shaw: 3-D Structural Restoration Approach for Fracture Prediction — A Case Study from Kingdom of Saudi Arabia16:45 F. Cappanera, A. Cappelletti, I. El-Ageli, M. Fervari, C. Magistroni, C. Monesi*, F. Porrera, C. Rizzetto: Integrated Seismic Characterization and Reservoir Modelling in a Structurally Complex Carbonate Field, Libyan Offshore17:05 A. Kloppenburg, Z. Schleder, R. Polanco-Ferrar, L. F. Clausen, R. Bischke: 3-D Structural Restoration for Palinspastic Reservoir Modeling in the Lower Congo Basin, Angola17:25 B. A. Vining, C. A. Figueiredo, O. Kandjoze: Snowball Earth and the Search for Neoproterozoic Gas in Angola and Namibia

Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour Pavilion 5, Room 202 Co-Chairs: P. V. Zalán, I. Bahtiyar and P. Krois

14:00 Introductory Remarks14:05 B. J. Radovich, C. D. Connors, H. Inniss-King, H. Vincent, W. D. Clark, G. Kokaram: A Viable Exploration Play in Deepwater Trinidad with Fans, Structures, and Favorable Basin Models14:25 M. V. Maas: Basement-Cored Uplifts Related to Meso- Cenozoic Tectonism in the Amazonas and Solimões Basins — Northern Brazil14:45 S. Grain, P. King, C. Atkins: Palaeogeography of a Mid- Miocene Turbidite Complex, Moki Formation, Southern Taranaki Basin, New Zealand15:05 A. Motoki, S. Sichel, T. F. Campos, P. Szatmari, R. S. Soares: Active Uplift and Its Annual Rate of the Saint Peter-Saint Paul Peridotite Ridge, Equatorial Atlantic Ocean15:25 Break16:05 S. Rawat, R. Polanco-Ferrer, R. Dwivedy, A. K. Kaul, R. Krishan, R. Sundriyal, N. Kumar, J. Grocott: Structure and Evolution of the Kerala Basin, Offshore Southwest India16:25 C. I. Aristizábal, A. L. Ferrari, C. G. Silva: Mud Diapirism Associated to Neotectonic Transcurrent Leaky Faults in the Colombian Caribe — A Pass Way to Hydrocarbon Migration16:45 Z. Feng, C. Jia, S. Zhang, Z. Feng, M. Zheng: Controls on the Formation and Evolution of the Nonmarine Songliao Basin, Northeast China


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17:05 A. Mora, M. Mantilla, M. Defreitas: Cretaceous Paleogeography and Sedimentation in the Upper Magdalena and Putumayo Basins, Southwestern Colombia17:25 J. Loule, N. Fofang, P. Lumbomil: Structural and Tectonic Evolution of the Garoua Basin in Cameroon, Central Africa, as Derived from Geological and Seismic Data

Basin Genetics — How Things Work Pavilion 5, Room 203 Co-Chairs: P. O. Yilmaz, N. C. de Azambuja Filho and L. Magnavita

14:00 Introductory Remarks14:05 S. Luthi, W. Athmer, R. Groenenberg, M. Donselaar: Sediment Transport Through Transfer Zones in Rift and Passive Margin Settings: Fundamental Differences Between Subaerial and Subaqueous Environments14:25 A. Roberts, N. Kusznir, R. Corfield, M. Thompson: Integrated Tectonic Basin Modeling as an Aid to Understanding Deepwater Rifted Continental Margin Structure and Location14:45 P. E. Potter, P. Szatmari : Global Miocene Tectonics and the Modern World 15:05 T. B. Correa, G. P. Eberli, M. Grasmueck, K. Verwer: Morphometric Analyses and Habitat Characterization of a Deepwater Carbonate Depositional Environment15:25 Break16:05 M. Martins-Neto: Cause-and-Effect Relationship Between Discontinuities of the Continental Crust and Oceanic Fracture Zones in Marginal Sedimentary Basins16:25 S. Planke, A. Malthe-Sørenssen, H. Svensen, A. Mazzini: Structure, Formation and Petroleum Implications of Piercement Structures in Sedimentary Basins16:45 A. Mosquera, V. A. Ramos: An Integrated Tectonic Model for the Western Gondwana Late Paleozoic Deformation17:05 O. F. Bamidele, O. A. Ehinola: Fault Analysis, Stratigraphic Discontinuities and 3-D Structural Modeling of Tb-Field, Offshore Niger Delta

Salt Basins E&P Challenges IIPavilion 5, Room 204 Co-Chairs: D. Cook, H. Krause and S. Johnsen

14:00 Introductory Remarks14:05 M. F. Caldas, P. V. Zalán: Kinematic Reconstitution and Tectono-Sedimentation Associated to Salt Domes in Deepwater of Santos Basin, Brazil 14:25 W. U. Mohriak, P. Szatmari: Autochthonous and Allochthonous Salt Tectonics in Brazilian Sedimentary Basins

14:45 G. Grando, J. Borges Daudt, J. B. Oliveira, R. Bartman: Basement Controls on the Distribution and Geometry of Salt Structures in the Central-Western Gulf of Mexico 15:05 P. J. Boult, P. J. Bennett, A. Freeman: Structural History and the Pre-Salt Play of the Officer Basin, South Australia

Structural Traps and Seals Pavilion 5, Room 204 Co-Chairs: F. R. Love, O. G. de Souza and N. Piggott

16:05 F. Love: TBA16:25 S. Fraser, S. Sumner, M. Lentini, R. J. Davies: Extensional Deformation and Understanding Rift Heat Flow — Implications for the Pre-salt of the South Atlantic16:45 S. L. Sulami, M. S. Ameen: Characterization of the Hercynian Unconformity, for Prospect Evaluation, Saudi Arabia17:05 S. Giger, J. H. Ter Heege, M. B. Clennell*, B. Ciftci,

C. Delle Piane, B. B. Wassing, P. Clark, C. Harbers, F. Beekman, T. Yamasaki: Monitoring Changes to Fault Transmissibility During Clay Smear Development in Direct Shear Experiments of Clastic-Argillaceous Sequences17:25 Discussion

Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies I Pavilion 5, Room 103 Co-Chairs: H. D. Penteado, D. Curry and S. Hajri

14:00 Introductory Remarks14:05 F. K. Rad, L. L. Warner, B. T. Kirby, S. Thompson: Relationship Between Seismic Amplitude and HC Migration Offshore Espirito Santo Basin, Brazil14:25 J. M. Moldowan, J. E. Dahl, F. A. Saleh, C. M. Ekweozor, M. Rangel, Z. Chen, M. Mello: New Technologies Improve Petroleum Source Typing and Process Delineation: Examples from Offshore Brazil, West Africa, U.S. Gulf of Mexico and Iraq14:45 A. Prinzhofer, F. R. Monreal, M. Fasola, G. Galliano: The Characterization of CO

2 Origins in the Neuquen Basin (Argentina): Mantle Fluids Influence for Oil Maturity and Gas Composition15:05 L. A. Trindade, H. D. Penteado, E. Santos Neto, J. Cerqueira, J. Guzzo, M. Rangel, C. Araujo: Predicting Petroleum Origin, Type and Quality: Geochemistry at Work15:25 Break16:05 H. Svensen, I. Aarnes, S. Polteau, K. Fristad, S. Planke: Climate and Environmental Crises Caused by Natural Carbon Release16:25 J. A. Cañas, J. Pop, F. Dubost, D. Pomerantz, O. Mullins: Advanced Compositional Gradient Analysis


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16:45 P. Bruno, A. A. Bender, M. Mello, M. Barbosa: New Answers to Ancient Questions About the Lower Cretaceous Petroleum Systems of Onshore Alagoas Sub-Basin17:05 A. Balaguru: Structural Style, Petroleum System and

Exploration Challenges of the NE Sabah Basin, Sabah (North Borneo), Malaysia

17:25 P. Schmitt, M. Mello, A. A. Bender, V. Elias, P. J. Brooks: Direct Hydrocarbon Assessment in the Santos Basin by the Integration of Oil Slicks, Piston Core and Gas Chimneys

WEDNESDAY MORNING ORAL

Reservoir Characterization I Pavilion 5, Room 201Co-Chairs: R. Schiffer, J. M. Ajdukiewicz and S. Bowman

9:00 Introductory Remarks9:05 R. Schiffer, D. Dias Filho, F. F. Vesely: Differential Diagenesis and Reservoir Quality in a Sequence Stratigraphic Framework: Evidence from the Depositional Environment Controls in Santonian Sandstones, Santos Basin, Southeastern Brazil9:25 S. A. Guidry, D. Trainor, C. E. Helsing, A. L. Ritter: Diagenetic Facies in Lacustrine Carbonates: Implications for Brazilian Pre-Salt Reservoirs9:45 S. Schroeder, M. A. López-Horgue, E. Iriarte, P. A. Fernández-Mendiola, B. Caline, H. Corneyllie, J. Frémont, F. Walgenwitz: Diagenetic Model for Fault- Related Dolomitization in the Cretaceous of Northern Spain: Subsurface Reservoir Implications10:05 I. R. Sharp, P. Gillespie, D. Hunt, F. Lapponi, J. Garland: Fracture-Controlled Dolomite Reservoirs: An Outcrop Comparison Between Extensional, Compressional and Strike-Slip Settings10:25 Break10:45 S. I. Geetan, G. Handley, J. W. Versfelt: Structural Style and Its Role in Diagenesis of the Sergi Formation, Camamu Basin, Brazil11:05 D. Lavoie, G. Chi, M. Urbatsch, W. J. Davis: Massive Dolomitization of a Pinnacle Reef in the Lowermost Devonian West Point Formation (Québec, Canada) — An Extreme Case of Hydrothermal Dolomitization Through Fault-Controlled Circulation of Magmatic Fluids11:25 M. Ireland, R. J. Davies, N. R. Goulty: Complexity of Silica Diagenetic Reaction Zones at the Basin Scale11:45 S. Innocenti, M. Rudnicki, P. Rumelhart: Compaction Curve Dependence on Grain Size Distribution and Ductile Fraction: A Laboratory Study

Regional Geology and Exploration of the Brazilian Pre-Salt Pavilion 5, Room 202 Co-Chairs: S. Anjos, C. Lacerda and P. Otavio Gomes

9:00 Introductory Remarks9:05 W. Gardiner, A. Tudoran, G. Karner, C. Johnson, I. Norton: Syn-Rift Sedimentation and Timing of Continental Break-Up of Santos and Campos Basins, Brazil9:25 L. A. Jensen, J. P. Teasdale: Basement Geology and Structural Modeling of the Santos Basin Pre-Salt, Brazil: “Bottom-up,” Predictive Basin Analysis9:45 S. Rostirolla, F. Fernandes, F. T. T. Gonçalves, R. Bedregal: Structural Anisotropy and Implications for the Oil and Gas Distribution Along the Campos and Santos Basin, Brazil10:05 P. Unternehr: Pre-Salt Evolution of the South Atlantic Conjugate Margins10:25 Break10:45 P. R. Cobbold, D. Chiossi, P. F. Green, P. Japsen, J. Bonow: Compressional Reactivation, Atlantic Margin of Brazil: Consequences for Hydrocarbon Exploration11:05 A. A. Bender, M. Mello, N. C. de Azambuja Filho: Rift Heat Flow Evolution of the Santos Basin11:25 S. G. Oreiro: A Proposal for a New Boundary Between Santos and Pelotas Basins, Southern Brasil11:45 N. C. de Azambuja Filho, A. A. Bender, P. Schmitt, M. Mello, A. Catto, M. Barbosa, E. D. Mio: Rift Evolution and Paleogeography of the Greater Campos Basin

New and Emerging Regions — New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins I Pavilion 5, Room 203 Co-Chairs: I. Piazza, A. L. Tisi and S. Dalla

9:00 Introductory Remarks9:05 B. J. Radovich, S. Venkatraman, A. McGrail: Basin Floor Fans on Long-Offset, PSDM Data of East Africa and New Exploration Areas Compared to the Great Fan Plains of Gulf of Mexico and Nigeria9:25 P. Krois, K. Hannke, B. Novotny, T. Bayoumi, H. Hussein, G. Tari: The Emerging Deepwater Province of Northwest Egypt9:45 O. R. Lopez-Gamundi, E. A. Rossello, H. de Santa Ana: The Early Cretaceous Rift and Sag Phases in the Offshore Basins of Brazil and Uruguay: How Much in Common?10:05 R. Lutz, C. Gaedicke, K. Berglar, D. Franke, S. Schloemer, Y. S. Djajadihardja: Petroleum Systems of the Simeulue Forearc Basin off Sumatra, Indonesia10:25 Break10:45 A. S. Neves, D. De Sordi, V. I. Egorov: Frontier Basins Onshore Brazil


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11:05 M. Garcia-Gonzalez, R. Mier, L. Cruz, C. Penafort: Hydrocarbon Prospectivity of the Vaupes-Amazonas Basin, Colombia11:25 L. Marlow, N. Wattrus, J. Swenson, C. Kendall, K. Kornpihl: Levantine Basin Petroleum Systems: A Regional 2-D Basin Modeling Study11:45 M. Martins-Neto: The Neoproterozoic São Francisco Basin, Eastern Brazil, Geologic Evolution and Petroleum System

Formation Evaluation Techniques for Enhanced Reservoir Characterization Pavilion 5, Room 204 Co-Chairs: J. M. Erich, C. Woodburn and H. Otaiba

9:00 Introductory Remarks9:05 D. Z. Tang, P. Rabiller, A. Gregory, P. Lawrence, A. Bakhiet: From Well-Log Electrofacies to Calibrated Seismic Facies Modeling to Predict Stratigraphic Traps: Examples from Jurassic Carbonate Reservoirs, Northern Kingdom of Saudi Arabia9:25 R. Potts, C. Smith*, S. Ramakrishna: Simultaneous

NMR T1 and T2 Acquisition Increases Understanding of Complex Lithology

9:45 J. Nascimento, P. S. Denicol*: Complex Reservoir Evaluation in the Pre-Salt Carbonates of Santos Basin

— The Wildcat of Tupi, a Case History10:05 S. Eyuboglu, M. Pelletier, M. Rourke, T. van Zuilekom,

G. Saghiyyah, W. M. Mulyo, A. Silva, R. Palmer: Case Studies Confirm Downhole Sensor Measurements and

Verify Sample Quality Using New Non-Invasive Sample Testing Method

10:25 Break10:45 J. Mendez, U. D. Bustos*: Advanced Petrophysics in

Mexico East Carbonates11:05 J. Dessay, R. Perona, M. Sweed, J. Gonzalez Muñoz, J. Suarez Alba, K. Tawengi: NMR Data Integration for Improved Reservoir Fluid Contact Prediction: Case Study (Murzuq Basin - Libya)11:25 A. Oguro, A. Silva: A Proposal on Well Data Conditioning and Petrophysical Workflow As a Tool for Data Integration and Reservoir Management11:45 V. D. Chitale, J. Quirein, S. Iyre, A. Roy, S. Sutiyono,

R. Escobar*: Integrated Interpretation of Borehole Images to Characterize the Pore Space and Permeability in Carbonate Reservoirs: Case Studies from Indonesia and USA

Basin Modeling II Pavilion 5, Room 103Co-Chairs: A. Bender, J-J. R. Biteau and L. A. Trindade

9:00 Introductory Remarks9:05 A. Lemgruber, F. T. Gonçalves, L. Loures, F. Fernandes,

L. Medeiros, L. Felix: Facies Simulation and Seismic Inversion Techniques Applied to a 2-D Petroleum System Modeling in the Espírito Santo Basin

9:25 A. A. Bender, E. D. Mio: Hydrocarbon Migration Model in A Salt Controlled Domain: A Study in the Mexilhão Field Area

9:45 M. C. Daszinnies, M. Inthorn, U. Ritter, H. Weiss, J. Nielsen, A. Tømmerås: Sensitivity Analysis of Multi Source-Rock Petroleum Systems by Using a Stochastic Basin Modeling Approach: An Example from the Norwegian Barents Sea

10:05 M. Souto Carneiro Echternach, H. Verweij, J. Diederick van Wees: Temperature, Maturity and Timing of HC Generation in the Dutch Sector of North Sea Basin

10:25 Break10:45 J. F. Derks, M. Al-Saeed, M. Al-Quattan, M. Al-Hajeri,

T. Fuchs, A. Kauerauf, O. Swientek: Ranking of Possible Processes Leading to Heavy Oil Zones by Basin and Petroleum Systems Modeling — A Kuwait Case Study

11:05 M. Garcia-Gonzalez, E. J. Torres, M. Vasquez, T. Joppen: Geochemical Modeling of the Rancheria Basin, Colombia

11:25 L. C. Coutinho: High Definition Erosional Map at Recôncavo Basin, Brazil — A New Approach Based on Old Concepts

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ORAL

Reservoir Characterization II Pavilion 5, Room 201 Co-Chairs: E. Mason, J. B. Paul and R. Schiffer

14:00 Introductory Remarks14:05 M. A. Moraes, P. L. Paraizo, T. A. Empinotti, G. M.

Ragagnin, M. S. Braga, L. Lima: Using Outcrop Analogs for Predicting Facies Distribution and Internal Heterogeneity of Seismic Geomorphic Elements: Oligo-Miocene Turbidite Reservoirs, Campos Basin, Brazil

14:25 R. Higgs: Famous “Fine-Grained Turbidite” Outcrops (Ireland, South Africa, USA): Reinterpreted as Lake-Shelf Hyperpycnites, Unsuitable as Deep-Sea Reservoir Analogs

14:45 G. A. Albertao, R. Eschard, T. Mulder, V. Teles, D. Granjeon: Palaeotopography Restoration and Its Importance to Predict Turbidite Reservoirs Distribution Influenced by Salt Movements

15:05 J. D. Favera, J. G. Leão, D. Monteiro, O. Bagni, A. Amorim, J. D. Favera: Important Early Cretaceous (Barremian) Sublacustrine Channel-Levee Reservoir, Taquipe Formation, Southwest Reconcavo Basin, Bahia, Brazil

15:25 Break16:05 R. Higgs: Enigmatic Brushy, Cherry and Bell Canyon

Formations (Permian), Marathon Foreland Basin, USA: Poor Outcrop Analogs for Deep-Sea Turbidite Reservoirs

16:25 R. d’Avila, L. Arienti, M. Aragão, F. F. Vesely, S. Santos, H. Voelcker, A. R. Viana, R. O. Kowsmann, J. L. Moreira, A. P. Coura, P. S. Paim, R. Solagaistua, L. R. Machado: Turbidite Systems in Brazil — Stratigraphy and Depositional Architecture


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E&P Challenges in the Greater Campos Basin Pavilion 5, Room 202 Co-Chairs: O. Lopez-Gamundi, R. Eisenberg and K. Reimann

14:00 Introductory Remarks14:05 J. L. Lewis, M. Dixon, J. Garrity, J. Bergeron: Prestack

Depth Migration at the Frade Field for High-Resolution Subsurface Characterization: An Evergreen Process from Appraisal Through Production

14:25 G. E. Holmes, G. L. Stewart: Pushing the Limits: Putting Seismic to Work on the Brazil BC10 Ostra Field Development

14:45 G. L. Stewart, G. E. Holmes, L. Stockwell, B. Levy, A. M. Kenworthy, S. Zambrano, J. Van Konijnenburg: Meeting Drilling Challenges in Shallow Extended Reach Wells in a Structurally Complex Field with Heavy Oil and Low Fracture Gradient

15:05 Discussion15:25 Break16:05 M. V. Sant’Anna, D. L. Machado Jr, V. H. Viviani, C. S.

Metelo, C. S. Pontes, H. S. Selbach, M. Bassetto, J. M. Neto, A. N. Barros, D. S. Coelho, G. S. Santana: A Geologic Model of the Carbonate Platform in Deepwater of Campos Basin, Brazil, Constrained by the Jabuti Oilfield

16:25 A. A. Bender, M. Mello, N. C. de Azambuja Filho, C. L. Jesus, E. D. Mio: Post-Mortem Analysis of a Dry Well in Central Santos Basin: A Petroleum System Modeling Approach

16:45 B. Wolff, L. P. Gamboa, M. P. Machado, J. A. Gil, M. B. Moraes, L. Paula: Pre-Salt in Ultra-Deep Waters of Santos Basin — A Successful Exploratory History

17:05 M. P. Machado, M. B. Moraes, L. P. Gamboa, J. A. Gil, L. Paula, D. P. Silveira, B. Wolff: The Pre-Salt Sequence of Ultra-Deep Water Santos Basin: Geological Aspects and Key Factors Controlling the Major Oil Accumulations

17:25 M. Mello, N. C. de Azambuja Filho, E. D. Mio, P. Schmitt, A. A. Bender: The Super Giant Sub-Salt Hydrocarbon Province of the Greater Campos Basin

New and Emerging Regions — New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins II Pavilion 5, Room 203 Co-Chairs: A. L. Tisi, I. Piazza and N. Ahmed

14:00 Introductory Remarks14:05 N. C. de Azambuja Filho, M. Mello*, A. A. Bender,

P. Schmitt: Changing Paradigms in the Petroleum Exploration of the Deepwater Area Offshore Namibia

14:25 B. Sapiie, N. Naryanto: New Hydrocarbon Prospect in the Fore-Arc Basin of West Sumatera Island, Indonesia

14:45 K. Garyfalou, C. Ribeiro*, C. Reiser, P. Semb, Ø. Lie: Hydrocarbon Potential of Levantine Basin: A Frontier Basin in Eastern Mediterranean

15:05 S. Sengupta, V. Dangwal: Tectonosedimentary Implications on the Petroleum System in and Around Andaman Basin, India

15:25 Break16:05 H. Wilson, M. Luheshi: New Insights on Hydrocarbon

Prospectivity Moroccan and Nova Scotian Conjugate Margins

16:25 S. Sengupta, H. Dave: Geographic Information System as a Tool for Data Integration of Surface and Subsurface Features and Predictive Modeling for Hydrocarbon Exploration: A Case Study from Cambay Basin, India C.

16:45 J. Malan, K. Leso, J. Beckering Vinckers: Use of Fundamental Geological Knowledge in a Revisit of the Algoa and Gamtoos Basins, Offshore South Africa

17:05 Y. Ma, X. Cai, X. Guo: Yuanba Gas Field: A New Discovery in NE Sichuan Basin, SW China

17:25 B. Sapiie, B. H. Soewandi, A. M. Ibrahim, I. Gunawan: New Tectonic Evolution of the Eastern Indonesian Region as Implication for Exploration Opportunity in the Frontier Basin

Formation Evaluation and Drilling Optimization Pavilion 5, Room 204 Co-Chairs: R. T. Lemos, Q. Dashti and J. Aluja

14:00 Introductory Remarks14:05 R. R. Tiwari, P. P. Singh, C. Shrivastva*, K. Sikdar,

A. Ghosh: Integrated Geological and Petrophysical Evaluation for Completion Planning in Carbonates: A Methodology from Western Offshore India

14:25 B. Widarsono, B. W. Adibrata, E. Biantoro, K. Sartadirdja, J. T. Musu: Revisiting the ‘Conventional’ Log Analysis Equations for Estimating Coal Bed Methane Data: A South Sumatera Case, Indonesia

14:45 A. K. Tyagi, T. Dutta, A. Abedeen: An Integrated Stochastic Modeling of Log and Core Data for Anomalous Log Responses; A Case Study

15:05 R. Palmer, A. Silva, G. Saghiyyah, M. Rourke, B. Engelman, T. van Zuilekom, M. Proett, A. Silvan*: Improvements in Downhole Fluid Identification by Combining High Resolution Fluid Density Sensor Measurements with New Processing Methods; Saudi Aramco Field Case Study

15:25 Break16:05 R. Bacon, M. Berao, J. Lofts, S. Morris*: Reduced

Uncertainties in Geosteering and Well Placement in Carbonate Reservoirs Through Better Understanding of the Facies and Sedimentology in Real-Time

16:25 C. Smith, R. Pope, T. Mirzadeh, S. Ramakrishna: Drilling Environment Created Data Issues Resolved Through Innovative Data Gathering and Interpretation Techniques

16:45 P. A. Romero, N. Acosta, H. Serrano: New NMR-Based Methodology for Inferring the Presence of Movable Heavy Oil in Reservoir Layers

17:05 Q. Fisher, S. Al Hinai, C. A. Grattoni, P. Guise: Multi-Phase Flow Properties of Fault Rocks: Implications Prediction of Across-Fault Flow During Production


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17:25 R. Rodiguez*, V. D. Chitale, J. Quirein, E. Martinez, E. Pacheco, G. Escamila: New Integrated Formation Evaluation Technique to Meet the Unique Petrophysical Challenge Posed by Laminated Anistropic Shaly Sand Reservoirs: A Case Study from Mexico

Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies II Pavilion 5, Room 103Co-Chairs: E. Porsche, A. Prinzhofer and E. S. Neto

14:00 Introductory Remarks14:05 J. R. Biteau, G. Choppin de Janvry, P. de Clarens, J.

Jarrige: The Gulf of Guinea Petroleum Systems Pre-Salt and Post-Salt Dichotomy: Is the Exploration History Completed?

14:25 E. Ricard, A. T. Gourlan, A. Prinzhofer*, C. Pecheyran, O. F. Donard: The System U/Th/Pb in the Kerogen and Associated Oils: Is It Possible to Calculate an Age for an Oil Accumulation?

14:45 A. H. Satyana, L. Parulian, M. Purwaningsih, K. Utama: Regional Gas Geochemistry of Indonesia: Genetic Characterization and Habitat of Natural Gases

15:05 H. L. Penteado, L. M. Araujo: Compositional Kinetics with a PVT Description Applied to the Prediction of Petroleum Quality in Brazilian Basins

15:25 Break16:05 D. R. McConnell, R. Boswell, E. Jones, T. Collett,

M. Frye, W. Shedd, D. Hutchinson, S. Mrozewski, G. Guerin, A. Cook, R. Dufrene, P. Godfriaux: The Discovery of High-Saturation Gas Hydrate Sands in the Gulf of Mexico — Results from Leg II Joint Industry Project Drilling

16:25 P. J. Eadington, R. Kempton, J. Bourdet, H. Volk: Fluid Kinematics in the Stepwise Fill and Spill of Oil in Hydrocarbon Reservoirs Observed Using Fluid Inclusions in Reservoir Grains.

16:45 A. Mosquera, H. Villar, C. Zavala, M. Alarcón: New Insights on the Neuquén Basin Lower Jurassic Petroleum Systems and Deep Gas Play

17:05 M. Mello, V. Elias, P. J. Brooks*, T. Takaki, S. Barbanti, P. Xu: New Technologies Applied to Well Drilling Evaluation Using High-Resolution Oil and Gas Biomarker and Isotopic Logging (HRGWD): Examples from Offshore Brazil

17:25 R. Herdeiro, V. Elias, S. Barbanti, D. Souza: The Use of DNA Analyses Moving into Petroleum Exploration

MONDAY AND TUESDAY POSTERS

University Students Academic Research Poster Session Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Co-Chairs: E. Pereira and M. H. Seidner

SP01 E.N. de Moura-Lima, F. H.R. Bezerra: Post-Rifte Tectonism in the Potiguar Basin

SP02 A. K. R. da Rocha, H. Vital, G.R. da Rocha: Morphodynamic Characterization of the Açu River: Applications to Oil Industry, Potiguar Basin, NE Brazil

SP03 D.F. A. Gaspar, F. C. Alves da Silva: Architecture of the Hangingwall Faults and Folds in a Flat-Ramp System: Influence of the Flat Inclination: A Physical Modeling Approach

SP04 F. M. C. Cardoso, E. F. Jardim de Sa: The Palestina Graben: Stratigraphic and Structural Framework of a Rift Depocenter in the Araripe Basin, NE Brazil

SP05 C. M. Santos, A. J.Magalhães: Stratigraphic Analysis of Mesoproterozoic Guine and Tombador Formation, Chapada Diamantina, Bahia

SP06 T. M. Januario, J.H.P Severiano Ribeiro, J.A. Barbosa: Investigation of Petroleum System in Mini-Basins Developed in Deep Waters of Santos Basin, Brazil

SP07 M. C. Ribeiro, F. S.Moraes: 2D Marine Seismic Processing with Amplitude Preservation, Pelotas Basin

SP08 W. C. da R. Nascimento, R.C. Pestana: Seismic Imaging Using Anti-Dispersive Wave Equation

SP09 G. P. da Silva, C. A. Dias: Graphic Study of the Behavior of Dias Constitutive Function to Describe the Electric Polarization on Rocks

SP10 P. Maia, H. A. F. Chaves, C. M. Jones: The Meaning of Country’s Self-Sufficiency in the Production of Oil and Gas

SP11 D.F. Lima, O.M.C. Oliveira, M.J.M. Cruz, J.R. Cerqueira, J.A. Triguis, A.F. de S Queiroz, R.C. Santana: Oil Geochemical and Source Characterization of Rio São Paulo Estuary in São Francisco do Conde, Baía de Todos os Santos, Bahia, Brazil

MONDAY POSTERSPresenters in their booths 14:00–15:30

Stratigraphy, Clastics and Carbonates Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–18:00 Co-Chairs: O. Martinsen, T. Garfield and R. d’Avila

P1 N. D. Darussalam, B. Sapiie, N. Dwiharso, K. A. Maryunani, T. Simo: Problematic Interpretation of Mixed Carbonate-Siliciclastic Facies of Rajamandala Limestone, Padalarang, West Java, Indonesia

P2 T. P. Gerber, J. M. Francis*, M. A. Perlmutter, M. L. Buursink, D. Granjeon: Forecasting Reservoir Potential in Cretaceous Rift Basins of the South Atlantic Using Forward Stratigraphic Modeling

P3 R. Husain, A. Sajer, N. Al-Ammar, D. A. Khan, A. Rabie, M. K. Iqbal: Sequence Stratigraphy of Triassic Jilh Formation in Kuwait

P4 O. C. Egbu, G. C. Obi, S. C. Nwajide, C. O. Okogbue: Sequence Stratigraphic Architecture of the Sedimentary Succession in the Southeastern Sedimentary Basin: A Potential for Energy Exploration and Development.

P5 R. Grover: Biostratigraphy and Paleoenvironmental Interpretation Along Eastern Margin in Gamij Area of Cambay Basin, Gujarat, India


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P6 M. L. Raigosa Diaz, E. Pereira, R. Rodrigues: Diagenetic Characterization of the Riachuelo Formation, Cretaceous of Sergipe Basin, Brazil, Using Isotopes Data (σ18O and σ13C)

P7 T. Bover-Arnal, R. Salas, J. A. Moreno-Bedmar, R. Clavera-Gispert, K. Bitzer, D. García-Sellés: Sedimentary Evidence of Uppermost Early Aptian Sea Level Fluctuations of Glacio-Eustatic Magnitude in the Western Maestrat Basin (Iberian Chain, Spain)

P8 F. Tognoli, J. C. de Castro: Stratigraphy and Paleogeography of the Lower Permian Rio Bonito and Palermo Formations, Paraná Basin, Southern Brazil

P9 J. C. de Castro, F. M. Tognoli, L. C. Weinschütz: Early Permian Chronostratigraphic Correlation Between Paraná and Tasman Basins, Southern Gondwana

P10 M. Arai, S. G. Duarte: Fossil Sclereids: A New Tool for High-Resolution Biostratigraphy of Santonian (Upper Cretaceous) Reservoirs of Offshore Southeastern Brazil

P11 P. Dal Cere, F. Koga, F. Esteves, O. Bagni, J. D. Favera, J. D. Favera: Caioba Formation: Proposal of a New Stratigraphic Unit for the Sergipe-Alagoas Basin, Sergipe State, Brazil

P12 A. Pardo-Trujillo: Paleogene Palynostratigraphy, Palynofacies and Paleoenvironment in the Central-Eastern Colombian Andes

P13 E. Pereira, R. Rodrigues, M. Souza, S. Bergamaschi: Chemostratigraphy Applied to Paleozoic Black-Shale Intervals

P14 L. Borghi: Analysis of Recent Microbialites from the Coastal Lagoons of Rio de Janeiro State (Brazil) from Biosedimentological and Geomicrobiological Perspectives

Petroleum Systems from Brazil and Around the World Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–18:00 Co-Chairs: L. Araujo, D. Curry and E. Porsche

P15 W. Dickson, C. F. Schiefelbein, M. E. Odegard: Shaken, Not Stirred: Oil Family Cocktails in Brazil Margin Basins, With and Without Salt

P16 E. A. Subroto, E. Hermanto, P. Kamtono, K. Kamtono: Source Rock Geochemical Study in the Southwestern Java, A Potential Hydrocarbon Basin, in Indonesia

P17 D. Ferreira, A. Lemgruber, F. T. T. Gonçalves, L. Felix, F. Fernandes: Source Rock Characterization and 2-D Petroleum System Modeling in the Southern Espirito Santo Basin

P18 G. E. Pireno, E. A. Subroto, D. Noeradi, N. Djumhana: Potential of Pre-Kais Formation as a Source Rock in the Salawati Basin, Bird Head, West Papua, Indonesia

P19 T. M. Gebregergis, W. I. Wan Yusoff: Source Rock Evaluation and Maturity Modeling, Tatau Province, Offshore Sarawak, Malaysia

P20 J. Guzzo, U. Mann*, M. Felix, M. Majewska-Bill: 3-D Source-Rock Modeling of the Espirito Santo Basin, Brazil

P21 P. Bruno, E. D. Mio, M. Mello: Petroleum System Overview of São Francisco Basin: A New Gas Province Onshore Brazil

P22 J. Roux: Barremian Basin Floor Fan Complex: An Untested Gas Play Within the Northern Pletmos Basin

P23 L. Borghi, M. S. Mendes, M. V. de Moura, A. L. Paula-Freitas, R. M. Freitas: The Aptian in the Onshore Basins of Northeastern Brazil: Pre-Salt Analogs?

P24 C. Young, L. Borghi, T. Denck: Geoarchitectural Analysis of Forced Regressive Isolated Sandstone Bodies: A New Reservoir Emplacement Model for Devonian Petroleum Systems of Brazil

Risk Analysis and Assessment — Economic Analysis Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–18:00 Co-Chairs: K. Sunde and S. Sciamanna

P25 E. Mavridou, A. A. Bender, M. Mello: The Impact of Geologic Uncertainties in 3-D Petroleum Systems Modeling: A Study in the Campos Basin (Brazil)

P26 C. Stabell, P. Hole: Economics of Staged Exploration and Exploitation: An Application to a Deepwater Concession

P27 D. Streimikiene: Techno-Economic Comparative Assessment of Geological Disposal of CO

2 and Nuclear Waste

P28 C. N. Larriestra: Uncertainty Analysis of Reservoirs from Meandering Fluvial Systems Using Multiple Point Stochastic Simulation: Mina El Carmen Formation, San Jorge Gulf Basin, Argentina

Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour IPavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–18:00 Co-Chairs: A. Viana and R. Martinsen

P29 P. A. Cardona: Depositional History of the Taranaki Basin, New Zealand: Linking Sediment Accumulation and Subsidence Rates to Tectonic Processes

P30 L. A. Reis, S. Rostirolla, F. T. T. Gonçalves, M. Martins-Neto, E. Zagotto: Regional Seismic Mapping and Play Assessment in Santos Basin, SE Brazil Offshore, Using Two Different Data Sets

P31 L. R. Tokutake, R. A. Stirling, E. E. Zambonato, J. Anaisse, P. A. Souza, T. L. Dutra: Paleoenvironmental, Paleoecological and Tectonic Considerations About Onshore Mucuri Member, Neo-Aptian, Espirito Santo Basin, Brazil

P32 C. Bartolini, A. Sánchez Monclú, J. Vicente Bravo, E. Miranda Canseco, R. Navarro Hernández, V. Ortega González, J. Escalera Alcocer: Upper Jurassic Source Rocks in Ultra-Deepwaters of the Southern Gulf of Mexico: Implications for Petroleum Systems in Mexico’s Offshore Frontier Areas


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P33 P. Markwick, M. Raddadi, L. Raynham, S. Tomlinson, E. Edgecombe, D. Rowland, R. Bailiff, A. Galsworthy, N. Wrobel: The Evolution of the South Atlantic Hinterlands from the Late Jurassic to Recent: Mapping Stage Level Changes in Source-to-Sink Relationships

P34 N. C. de Azambuja Filho, M. Regali, I. Neves: Paleogeographic and Climatic Controls of Rift and Sag Stages in Eastern Brazilian Basins

P35 W. Athmer, S. Luthi, G. G. Uribe, M. Donselaar: Tectonic Control on Deep-Marine Syn-Rift Deposits: A 3-D Seismic Study in the Western Vøring Basin, Offshore Norway

P36 F. L. Bagni, J. L. Caldeira, J. C. Della Favera, A. Tanaka, J. Morais Neto, L. B. Paiva: Regional Stratigraphic Correlation of the Aptian in the Brazilian Equatorial Margin Basins

P37 M. Fijiwara: Hypothesis: Significant Erosion During the Middle Miocene Unconformity Age and Its Effect on Hydrocarbon Generation in Gulf of Thailand

Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour IIPavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–18:00 Co-Chairs: A. Viana, R. Martinsen and H. Maretto

P38 D. Macgregor: South Atlantic Deepwater Reservoirs: Responses to Tectonic, Climatic and Eustatic Controls on Two Not-So-Passive Margins

P39 N. Huy Ngoc, N. Quan, H. Dong: Application of “From Seismic Interpretation to Tectonic Reconstruction” Methodology to Study Pre-Tertiary Fractured Granite Basement Reservoir in Cuu Long Basin, South-East Vietnam Offshore

P40 G. Bayona, A. Valencia, M. De Armas, E. Gomez, J. Guerrero, I. Leyva, P. Villamarin, A. Mora: Oligocene-Miocene Filling of the Distal Llanos Basin of Colombia; Interaction of Flexural Subsidence, Intraplate Faulting and Dynamic Topography Models

P41 R. Theodoro, C. D. Souza Cruz*: Characterization of the Ladybirds Domain and Its Relationship with the Albian Hinge Line, Campos Basin, Brazil

P42 T. Bover-Arnal: Lithocodium-Bacinella Binding of Sub-Basin-Wide Resedimented Deposits in the OAE1a Coeval Aptian Succession of the Western Maestrat Basin (Iberian Chain, Spain)

P43 R. Theodoro, N. Destro: Characterization of the São Tomé Cape Transfer Zone — Campos Basin, RJ – Brazil

P44 P. Boult, P. Bennett, J. Allender, A. Freemon: Further Exploration of the Central Officer Basin Pre-Salt Play: South Australia

Formation Evaluation Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–18:00 Co-Chairs: N. Telnsand and J. M. Erich

P45 J. R. Corregidor, P. Chimienti, A. Robinson, J. Baillie: Incertitude on the Oil-Water Transition Zone in Tsiengui Field — A Case Study Gabon

P46 H. A. Torres, H. Aguayo, E. Pacheco, M. Leal, J. Monjaras, E. Sánchez, G. Velazquez: Anisotropic and Petrophysics of a Gas Reservoir in a Horizontal Well with a High-Angle Pilot Well; Burgos Basin, México

P47 A. J. Adams, W. M. Ahr: Application of NMR Technology to Carbonate Reservoirs: Relating Best Flow Characteristics of Depositional, Diagenetic and Hybrid Pore Types to Their Host RockP48 D. Etaje, O. A. Adekomaya: Predicting Sand Effect on

Pressure Drop in Gas Flow in an Inclined PipelineP49 M. J. Panguriseng, B.W. Adibrata: New Approach, New

Play, Same Area: Utilization of Neural Network Approach on Well Logs and 3-D Seismic Data, A Case Study in Middle Baong Sand, North Sumatra Basin, Indonesia

P50 A. S. Fadairo, C. Ako, O. Isiramen, O. Falode: Modeling Elemental Sulphur Saturation Around the Wellbore

TUESDAY POSTERSPresenters in their booths 14:00–15:30

Salt Basins and E&P Challenges Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–18:00 Co-Chairs: T. Carpenter, B. Wolff and S. King

P1 H. Clegg, S. Otto: A Step Back: Integrating Tectonics and Geochemistry to Evaluate Future Pre-Salt Hydrocarbon Systems Along Offshore Brazil — Predicting the Future?

P2 F. S. Corrêa, H. K. Chang, J. Letouzey: Salt Tectonics in Central-North Part of the Santos Basin, Brazil

P3 W. Jones, M. Guevara, L. Hawkins, L. Joaquim, D. Johnstone, J. Jose, A. Oliveira: The Subsalt Play in the Lower Congo and Kwanza Basins, Angola: A Seismic Study

P4 J. Estrela Braga, M. Karam, R. Porto, F. Romão Barbuto Dias*: Pre-Salt Structural High in the Jequitinhonha Basin, Offshore Bahia State

P5 P. Szatmari, W. U. Mohriak: World’s Largest Petroleum-Bearing Salt Basins: Tectonic Control

P6 E. Costa, R. Dominici, S. Lugli: Tectonics, Salt Tectonics and Sedimentation in the Northern Crotone Basin (Italy)

Petroleum Systems: New Geochemical InsightsPavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–18:00 Co-Chairs: H. Penteado, D. Curry and E. Porsche

P7 A. Akinlua, R. M. Smith: Application of Superheated Water Extraction in Geochemical Evaluation of Source Rocks


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P8 D. P. Melo, G. G. Capistrano, R. B. Meloni: Quantitative Chemostratigraphy: A New Approach for Processing and Analysis of Geochemical Data

P9 D. Biswas: Hydrocarbon Source Maturity Derived from Rank and Micro Constituent of Coals — A Case Study from Krishna-Godavari Basin, East Coast of India

P10 O. A. Ehinola, Q. Liu: Geochemistry and Environmental Appraisal of Some Selected Coals from Nigeria

P11 D. J. Miller, R. O. Kowsmann: Occurrence of Authigenic Carbonate Chimneys and Crusts in the Campos Basin Continental Slope — SE Brazil

P12 M. R. Mello, A. J. Catto, V. Elias, N. C. de Azambuja Filho: Surface Gas Composition and Carbon Isotope Geochemistry and SARD-DNA Microbiology Applied to Reduce Petroleum Exploration Risk on Onshore Basins of Brazil

P13 V. O. Ramirez: Petroleum Systems Assessment Using Surface Geochemistry Technology in Guajira Basin, Offshore Colombia.

P14 O. A. Ehinola, Q. Shengfei, A. A. Onibonoje: The Palaeoenvironmental Significance of Pyritic Nodules from Lokpanta Oil Shale Interval in the Petroleum System of Lower Benue Trough, Nigeria

P15 S. C. Lima, L. Landau, F. P. Miranda: Use of SAR Images for Seepage Slick Detection in the Offshore Portion of the Camamu-Almada Basin (Bahia State), Brazil

New and Emerging Regions Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–18:00 Co-Chairs:A. Tisi, S. Dalla and I. Piazza

P16 C. Q. Ramirez, C. Neufeld*, D. Westlund: The Costayaco Field — Reinterpretation of Old Data Leads to Largest Putumayo Basin Discovery Since the 1960s

P17 J. R. Vieira, E. Petersohn, K. S. Duarte, G. S. Barbosa, V. Sartori: Investments in New Frontier Basin — A Case Study of Parecis Basin, Brazil

P18 C. Neufeld, D. Westlund: The Foreland Bulge of the Marañon Basin of Peru: A Frontier Play in an Established Basin

P19 A. Baldet, P. Mauron, T. Piperi: Albertine Graben — What’s in Store for the Wider East African Rift System, Western Branch?

P20 E. Huisman: Suriname Offshore — the Not-So-Passive Margin?

P21 D. Lavoie, N. Pinet, J. Dietrich, P. Hannigan, S. Castonguay, T. Hamblin, P. Giles: Geological Survey of Canada Quantitative Assessment of the Hydrocarbon Resource in the Paleozoic Frontier Basins of Eastern Canada

P22 A. L. Raseroka: Natural Gas and Conventional Oil Potential in South Africa’s Karoo Basins

P23 C. M. Urien, C. F. Schiefelbein, W. Dickson, M. E. Odegard: Western South Atlantic Margin Sedimentary Basins: Petroleum Systems and New Exploration Potential

Unconventional ResourcesPavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–18:00 Co-Chairs: I. A. Russell, A. Al-Mustafa and J. A. Fernandes Filho

P24 J. Zhang, T. Fan, B. Yu: Shale and Gas Shale in ChinaP25 M. Rothfuss, E. Anders: Development of a New

Pressure Coring System for the Exploration of Unconventional Resources

P26 K. K. Das, B. Jagtap, J. K. Srivastava, S. Satyarthi, N. Niranjan: Role of Clay Diagenesis in Hydrocarbon Accumulation in Shale Reservoirs of Sanand Field, Cambay Basin, Gujarat, India: A Case Study

P27 R. Rodrigues, E. Pereira, S. Bergamaschi: Non-Conventional Oil and Gas Generation Process in Brazilian Paleozoic Basins

P28 A. J. Al-Eidan, S. R. Narhari*, M. Al-Awadi, N. H. Al-Ajmi, C. Pattnaik, K. Al-Ateeqi, M. M. Al-Houli, T. De Keyser: Jurassic Tight Carbonates Gas Fields of North Kuwait: Exploration to Early Development

P29 X. Huang, G. Jia, Y. Wang, L. Zhang: Coalbed Methane Potential of Qinshui Basin, Shanxi, China

Geophysics Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–18:00 Co-Chairs: L. Denchun, M. Brouwers and M. H. Seidner

P30 A. Zerilli, M. P. Buonora, T. Labruzzo, L. F. Rodrigues: Integrated mCSEM Interpretation — Success Stories from the Brazilian Deepwaters

P31 X. Cai: Prediction of High-Producing Accumulation of Super-Tight Sandstone Reservoir in Upper Triassic in Sichuan Basin of China

P32 J. C. Vega, C. C. Piedrahita: Optimizing the 3-D Seismic Acquisition in Colombian Foothills Using the Ray Tracing Theory. Study Case: Recetor Block

P33 R. M. Avila, L. R. Nascimento: 2-D Seismic Lines Reprocessing Using Pre-Stack Time Migration: Case Study of the Solimões Basin

P34 L. Phillip, N. Poeketi, R. Kandhai, M. Longacre: Regional Aeromagnetic Data Analysis — Integrated into the Exploration Process for Suriname’s Onshore/Near Shore Acreage

P35 S. R. Freeman, S. D. Harris, K. Wood, R. J. Knipe: Streamlining Seismic Interpretation Through Visualisation and Analysis

P36 M. G. Dinkelman, J. Granath, D. Bird, J. Helwig, N. Kumar, P. Emmet: Predicting the Brittle-Ductile (B-D) Transition in Continental Crust Through Deep, Long Offset, Prestack Depth Migrated (PSDM), 2-D Seismic Data

P37 L. Loures, E. Pereira, S. Rostirolla, E. Zagotto: Tight Gas Reservoir Properties Inference from AVO and Rock Physics Analysis

P38 J. J. Silva, D. M. Soares, L. Landau: Determination of Reflection Coefficient Using the Seismic Controlled Imaging


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P39 F. A. Costa, E. L. Loureiro*: Improvement of the Velocity Model Accuracy in an Ultra-Deepwater Oil Field Using Geostatistic Method

P40 H. Nguyen, Q. Nguyen, N. Hoang: Application of “From Seismic Interpretation to Tectonic Reconstruction” Methodology to Study Pre-Tertiary Fractured Granite Basement Reservoir in Cuu Long Basin South-East Vietnam Offshore

P41 P. P. Ferreira, L. Landau, M. Cetale Santos: Characteristics of the Free Surface Multiple Attenuation using Wave Field Extrapolation

WEDNESDAY POSTERSPresenters in their booths 14:00–15:30

Structure, Traps and Seals Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–16:00 Co-Chairs: F. Love, O. Gomes de Souze

P1 N. M. Martinez, W. M. Agudelo: Description of Geometries in Fault Shadow Pitfall as Result of Geological and Geophysical Properties

P2 W. R. Borges, L. A. Mascarenhas Aguiar, U. M. Soares, G. C. Matos: Assessing Exploratory Risk by Fault Sealing Behavior Analysis of Rift Siliciclastic Sequences Potiguar Basin, NE Brasil

P3 S. D. Harris, S. R. Freeman, R. J. Knipe: The Integration of Structural Uncertainty into Fault Seal Predictions

P4 M. Pelosi: Fault Seal Prediction and Risk Evaluation of Exploratory Prospects: Examples of Brazilian Marginal Basins

P5 M. K. Souza: Sedimentological Controls of Physical Properties in Caprock Seals: An Example from Campos and Santos Basins, Brazil

P6 M. C. Araújo, P. C. Santarem, G. C. Matos, R. D. Lima: Exploration and Development of Fractured Reservoirs. How Restoration Techniques Can Help Predictions of Fracture Intensity and Orientations in Exploration Frontiers

P7 K. Roberts, R. J. Davies, S. Stewart, K. McCaffrey: Deformation in and Around Mud Volcano Feeder Complexes

P8 M. U. Chaves, F. Oliver: Visualization of Geological Features Using Seismic Volume Rendering, RGB Blending and Geobody Extraction

P9 T. Velaj: Variability in Structural Style of the Western Albania and Its Implication on Petroleum Exploration

Basin Modeling Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–16:00 Co-Chairs: A. Bender and J-J. R. Biteau

P10 Z. Anka, R. Ondrak, L. Clausen: Seismic Interpretation and Numerical Modeling of Hydrocarbon Leakage Indicators in the Post-Rift Sequences on the Slope of the Angola Basin, West African Margin

P11 R. Grøver, H. Borge, A. E. Lothe: Shale Dependent Sediment Compaction Model Implemented in a Pressure Basin Simulator; Effects on Geo-Model and Modelled Pressure Build Up?

P12 L. Jesus, A. A. Bender, M. Barbosa, P. Schmitt: Modeling Hydrocarbon Generation and Migration in a Rift Basin: Discussion of Complex Non-Conventional Petroleum Systems in the Miranga Low (Recôncavo, Brazil)

P13 C. J. Campher, G. Kulmann, R. di Primio, D. van der Spuy, R. Domoney: Geological Modeling of the Offshore Orange Basin, West Coast of South Africa

Reservoir Characterization — Traps and Seals Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–16:00 Co-Chairs: B. Trzaskos and O. Braga

P14 C. B. Mello, R. C. Gonçalves, D. J. Miller, R. Dino, C. Magnier, V. Rouchon: Surface Monitoring of Injected CO

2 in the Buracica Field Area, Reconcavo Basin, BrazilP15 M. Y. Ali, H. D. Johnson, C. M. John: The Influence

of Tectonics, Biota Systems and Diagenetic Fluids in Controlling Carbonate Reservoir Development in the Sarawak Basin

P16 A. Araújo, S. Rostirolla, F. L. Fernandes, E. Zagotto, F. T. T. Gonçalves: Reservoir Characterization, Architecture and Seismic Sequence Stratigraphy Framework of the Santonian Section in the Central-North Area of the Santos Basin

P17 F. Walgenwitz, J. Girard*, C. Dumay, G. Godino: Open Versus Restricted System Diagenesis Controlled by Sedimentary Architecture

P18 C. L. Queiroz, C. C. Lima, B. Trzaskos, F. Oliver: An Approach for a 3-D Fracture and Geomechanical Modeling in the Exploratory Phase

Reservoir Characterization and Diagenesis Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–16:00 Chair: R. Schifferand J. M. Adjukiewicz

P19 E. Daneshvar, R. H. Worden: Clay Mineral Distribution and Grain Coating Pattern in Ravenglass Estuary Sediments

P20 Y. Tang: Novel Chemical EOR Processes for Improved Oil Recovery from Fractured Reservoirs

P21 L. K. Medeiros, F. L. Fernandes, A. Araújo, F. T. Gonçalves: Reservoir Characterization of the Upper Cretaceous and Eocene Plays in the Central Espirito Santo Basin

P22 M. May, L. Brinton*, J. Arestad, K. McKamey, J. Keay, D. Kisselman, A. Lara: Interpretation and Modeling of Structurally Complex Eocene La Paz and Oligocene Mugrosa Fluvial Sandstone Reservoirs, Yarigui-Cantagallo Field, Middle Magdalena Basin, Colombia, SA


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P23 H. Prasetyo, E. Suparka, N. D. Darussalam: Low Permeability Reservoir Rock Characterization Using Petrographic and Depositional Studies — Case Study: Optimizing Production for Low Permeability Bekasap Sandstones in the Central Sumatra, Indonesia

P24 F. Tournier, M. Pagel, E. Portier, I. Wazir, N. Fiet: Relationship Between Deep Diagenetic Quartz Cementation and Sedimentary Facies in a Late Ordovician Glacial Environment (Sbaa Basin, Algeria)

P25 J. Peralta-Vargas, G. Carrillo, W. Gambaretto, C. Rodriguez, A. Suter, L. Martinez-Uribe, O. Valbuena, M. Dederle: Fluvial Reservoir Architecture and Cyclic Depositional System: An Example of Improvements in the Reservoir Description to Optimize Production in the Middle Magdalena Valley Basin, Colombia

P26 D. E. Velo, F. Garzon, R. Vela: Reservoir Characterization and Stochastic Uncertainty, Its Influence on Development Strategies. Case of Cañadon Amarillo Field, Neuquén Basin, Argentina

P27 O.A. Fadipe, A. Akinlua, A.S. Adekola, D. Mikes: Depositional Facies, Diagenesis and Their Impact on the Reservoir Quality of the Lower Cretaceous Sandstone, Orange Basin, Offshore, South Africa

P28 S. Mahanti, S. Uppal, P. Tirkey: Diagenesis and Reservoir Characterization of Miocene Carbonate (Ratnagiri Formation) in Deep Continental Shelf Area of Mumbai Offshore Basin, India

P29 A.S. Adekola, A. Akinlua, O.A. Fadipe: Diagenetic Alterations Within Stratigraphic Settings of Orange Basin, Southwestern Atlantic

P30 L. F. De Ros, K. Goldberg, C. Scherer, R. Alvarenga, E. S. Estima de Castro, M. Abel: Integrated Petrographic, Stratigraphic and Statistical Analysis of Complex Albian Reservoirs in the Espírito Santo Basin, Eastern Brazil

Reservoir Characterization Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall 11:00–16:00 Co-Chairs: L. Seidler and M. Moraes

P31 R. Villegas, R. Collier, Q. Fisher: Reservoir Characterization and Simulation Using Outcrop Observation and Geostatistics: A North Sea Analogue Case Study

P32 L. Figueiredo, M. Karam: Coral Field: Case History in Oil Producing Albian Carbonates in Santos Basin, Brazil

P33 J. Steckhan, R. Sauer: Introduction of a Rock Typing Methodology in Crystalline Basement Reservoirs (Yemen)

P34 C. A. Grattoni, P. Guise, Q. Fisher, R. J. Knipe: Multiphase Flow Properties of Clay Bearing Rocks: Laboratory Measurement of Relative Permeability and Capillary Pressure

P35 A. Ortenzi, M. Arduini, F. Golfetto: Rock Microcharacterisation — A New Petrographic Approach to Reservoir Quality Prediction: Methodology and Case Study

P36 M. W. French, R. H. Worden, D. R. Lee, W. A. Lamberti, W. C. Horn: Agate As an Analog for Porosity Preserving Microquartz in Deep Clastic Reservoirs

P37 E. Zagotto, F. Fernandes, S. Rostirolla, A. Araújo, L. Landau: Impact of Reservoir Anisotropy in the Volumetric Quantification of Marlim Oilfield

P38 L. Loures, E. Pereira, F. Fernandes, L. Felix: Rock Physics and Reservoir Inference Study on Cretaceous Sandstones from Espirito Santos Basin, Brazil

P39 A. Robinson, P. Chimienti, J. R. Corregidor, J. Baillie: Managing Geological and Simulation Models Within Geometrically Complex Geological Settings Combined with a Thin Producible Oil Rim

P40 I. Lima, M. Oliveira, R. Lopes, P. Rocha, F. Souza, C. J. Abreu: Porosity Determination by 3-D High-Resolution X-ray Computed Microtomography and Its Correlation with Gas Adsorption Technique

P41 R. A. Martinez, I. Nieves, C. Rincon, J. Piedrahita, M. Frass: Borehole Electrical Imagery, a Powerful Tool in Complex Reservoir Characterization

P42 A. Calvo: Possibilities to Increase the Recovery Factor in Petromonagas Area, Orinoco Heavy Oil Belt, Venezuela

P43 J. Strand, M. B. Clennell*, M. Arnot: Modeling Faulted Turbidites, Taranaki Basin, New Zealand

P44 P. S. Paim, A. S. Silveira, E. L. Lavina, U. F. Faccini, J. M. Teixeira de Oliveira, H. A. Leanza R. d’Avila: Gravity Flow Systems in the Los Molles Formation in the Arroyo La Jardinera Region, Neuquén Basin (Argentina)

P45 C. C. Lima, F. Salvini, M. Moriss, L. Cabral: Assessing Fault Hydraulic Behavior Through Analytical/Numerical Modeling of the Interaction Between Fault History and Present-Day Stresses

P46 E. Diaz, A. S. Grader, A. Nur, C. Baldwin, P. Lugao: Multi-scale Imaging Process for Computations of Porosity and Permeability on Carbonate Rocks


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Speaker and Poster Presenter Cross ReferenceSpeaker Day Time/Booth Room Session

A Adams, Aaron Monday P47 All Day Pavilion 2,Exhibition Hall Formation Evaluaion Adekola, Adeniyi Wednesday P29 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization and Diagenesis Akinlua, Akinsehinwa Tuesday P7 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems: New Geochemical InsightsAlbers, Mark Monday 10:00 Pavilion 5, Room 101 Plenary Session: Opportunities in a High-Stakes EnvironmentAlbertao, Gilberto Wednesday 14:45 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Reservoir Characterics IIAli, Mohammad Wednesday P15 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Traps and SealsAmeen, Mohammed Tuesday 09:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Unconventional Resources Anka, Zahie Wednesday P10 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Basin Modeling Arai, Mitsuru Monday P10 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesAraújo, Mario Wednesday P6 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Structure, Traps and Seals Araúo, Armando Wednesday P16 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Traps and SealsArienti, Luci Monday 16:25 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesAristizábal, Camilo Tuesday 16:25 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World TourAthmer, Wiebke Monday 14:45 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Exploration in Deepwater SettingsAthmer, Wiebke Monday P35 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour Avila, Ronan Tuesday P33 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall GeophysicsAzambuja, Nilo Wednesday 11:45 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology and Exploration of the Brazil-ian Pre-SaltAzambuja, Nilo Monday P34 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour

Speaker Day Time/Booth Room Session

B Badalini, Gianluca Monday 17:05 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesBagni, Fabio Monday P36 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour Balaguru, Allagu Tuesday 17:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies I Baldet, Andrea Tuesday P19All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall New & Emerging Regions Bamidele, Odunayo Tuesday 17:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Genetics — How Things WorkBarbuto Dias, Felipe Romáo Tuesday P4 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Salt Basins and E&P BasinsBartolini, Claudio Monday P32 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour Bayona, German Monday P40 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour Beglinger, Suzanne Monday 17:25 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Emerging Plays and Exploration PotentialBelopolsky, Andrei Tuesday 15:05 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Innovation and Technology — New Applications Bender, Andre Monday 16:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Modeling IBender, Andre Wednesday 9:25 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Basin Modeling IIBender, Andre Wednesday 11:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology and Exploration of the Brazilian Pre-SaltBender, Andre Wednesday 16:25 Pavilion 5, Room 202 E&P Challenges in Greater Campos BasinBergamaschi, Sergio Tuesday 11:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Unconventional Resources Bettini, Claudio Tuesday 10:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Risk Analysis and Assessment — Economic Analysis Biswas, Debabrata Tuesday P9 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems: New Geochemical Insights

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B Biteau, Jean-Jacques Wednesday 14:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies II Blaich, Olav Monday 16:25 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Emerging Plays and Exploration PotentialBorges, Wellington Wednesday P2 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Structure, Traps and Seals Borghi, Leonardo Monday P23 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems from Brazil and Around the WorldBorghi, Leonardo Monday P14 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesBoult, Peter Tuesday 15:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Salt Basins E&P Challenges IIBoult, Peter Monday P44 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour Bover-Arnal, Telm Monday 16:45 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesBover-Arnal, Telm Monday P42 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour Bover-Arnal, Telm Monday P7 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesBoyd, Kevin Monday 14:25 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Exploration in Deepwater SettingsBrinton, Lise Wednesday P22 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization and Diagenesis Brown, Malcolm Tuesday 10:50 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Panel: Giant Fields of the Decade — E&P ChallengesBruno, Priscilla Tuesday 16:45 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies I Bruno, Priscilla Monday P21 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems from Brazil and Around the WorldBuhler, Gustavo Tuesday 11:25 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Unconventional Resources Bullen, Michael Monday 17:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Exploration in Deepwater SettingsBustos, Ulises Wednesday 10:45 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation Techniques for Enhanced Reservoir Characterization


C Cai, Xiyuan Tuesday P31 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall GeophysicsCaixeta, José Tuesday 10:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Structural Geology and TectonicsCaldas, Manuela Tuesday 14:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Salt Basins E&P Challenges IICalvo, Arturo Wednesday P42 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs Cameron, Scott Tuesday 11:10 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Panel: Giant Fields of the Decade — E&P ChallengesCampher, Curnell Wednesday P13 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Basin Modeling Cañas, Jesus Tuesday 16:25 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies I Cardona, Paola Monday P29 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour Cardosa, Fátima Maria Mon/Tue SP04 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall University Student Academic ResearchCarneiro, Echternach Monica Souto Wednesday 10:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Basin Modeling IICarpentier, Bernard Tuesday 16:05 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Innovation and Technology — New Applications Carragher, Pete Tuesday 09:30 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Panel: Giant Fields of the Decade — E&P ChallengesCatto, Antonio Tuesday 11:25 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Structural Geology and TectonicsChaves, Michelle Wednesday P8 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Structure, Traps and Seals Clegg, Heather Tuesday P1 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Salt Basins and E&P ChallengesClennell, Michael Tuesday 16:45 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Structural Traps and Seals


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C Clennell, Michael Wednesday P43 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs Cobbold, Peter Monday 15:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Modeling ICobbold, Peter Wednesday 10:45 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology and Exploration of the Brazilian Pre-SaltCorrea, Thiago Tuesday 15:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Genetics — How Things WorkCorrêa, Fernando Tuesday P2 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Salt Basins and E&P ChallengesCorredor, Freddy Monday 16:25 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Exploration in Deepwater SettingsCosta, Elisabetta Tuesday P6 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Salt Basins and E&P ChallengesCoutinho, Luiz Felipe Wednesday 11:25 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Basin Modeling II


DDa Rocha, Ana Karolina Mon/Tue SP02 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall University Students Academic ResearchDa Silva, Gorki Pinheiro Mon/Tue SP09 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall University Students Academic ResearchD’Avila, Roberto Wednesday 16:25 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Reservoir Characterics IIDahl, Jeremy Monday 16:45 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Modeling IDaneshvar, Ehsan Wednesday P19 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization and Diagenesis Darricarrere, Yves-Louis Monday 11:10 Pavilion 5, Room 101 Plenary Session: Opportunities in a High-Stakes EnvironmentDarussalam, Noeradi Monday P1 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesDas, Kamal Tuesday P26 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Unconventional ResourcesDaszinnies, Matthias Wednesday 09:45 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Basin Modeling IIDattilo, Paolo Monday 14:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Exploration in Deepwater SettingsDavison, Ian Monday 16:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Emerging Plays and Exploration PotentialDavison, Ian Tuesday 09:25 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Salt Basins E&P Challenges I de Azevedo, Jose Sergio Gabrielli Monday 09:35 Pavilion 5, Room 101 Plenary Session: Opportunities in a High-Stakes EnvironmentDe Castro, Joel Monday P9 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Stratigraphy, Clastics and Carbonatesde Moura-Lima, Elissandra Mon/Tue SP01 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall University Students Academic ResearchDe Ros, Luiz Wednesday P30 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization and Diagenesis Denicol, Paulo Wednesday 09:45 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation Techniques for Enhanced Reservoir CharacterizationDerks, Jan Wednesday 10:45 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Basin Modeling IIDessay, Jack Wednesday 11:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation Techniques for Enhanced Reservoir CharacterizationDiás, F. Romão Barbuto Tuesday P4 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Salt Basins and E&P ChallengesDiaz, Mary Raigosa Monday P6 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesDiaz, Elizabeth Wednesday P46 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs Dickson, William Monday P15 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems from Brazil and Around the WorldDillon, Lucia Monday 17:25 Pavilion 5, Room 103 GeophysicsDinkelman, Menno Tuesday P36 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Geophysics


E Eadington, Peter Wednesday 16:25 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies II Egbu, Ogechi Monday P4 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesEhinola, Olugbenga Tuesday P10 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems: New Geochemical InsightsEhinola, Olugbenga Tuesday P14 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems: New Geochemical Insights

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E Escobar, Rodolfo Wednesday 18:45 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation Techniques for Enhanced Reservoir CharacterizationEtaje, Darlington Monday P48 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Formation Evaluation Eyuboglu, Sami Wednesday 10:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation Techniques for Enhanced Reservoir Characterization


F Fadairo, Adesina Monday P50 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Formation Evaluaion Fadipe, Oluwaseun Wednesday P27 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization and Diagenesis Fainstein, Roberto Tuesday 09:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Salt Basins E&P Challenges I Favera, Jorge Tuesday 11:45 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Structural Geology and TectonicsFavera, Jorge Wednesday 15:05 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Reservoir Characterics IIFavera, Jorge Monday P11 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesFeeley, Mary Tuesday 14:05 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Innovation and Technology — New Applications Feng, Zhiqiang Tuesday 16:45 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World TourFernandes, Flavio Tuesday 10:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Salt Basins E&P Challenges I Ferreira, Daniella Monday P17 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems from Brazil and Around the WorldFerreira, Patrícia Tuesday P41 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall GeophysicsFigueiredo, Luiz Fernando Wednesday P32 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs Fisher, Quentin Wednesday 17:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation and Drilling OptimizationFrancis, Jason Monday P2 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesFraser, Scot Tuesday 16:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Structural Traps and SealsFreeman, Stephen Tuesday P35 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall GeophysicsFrench, Marsha Wednesday P36 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs Fujiwara, Masashi Monday P37 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour


G Garcia-Gonzalez, Mario Wednesday 11:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Basin Modeling IIGarcia-Gonzalez, Mario Wednesday 11:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins I Gardiner, Wayne Wednesday 09:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology and Exploration of the Brazilian Pre-SaltGaspar, Diogo Fonseca Mon/Tue SP03 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall University Students Academic ResearchGebregergis, Tedros Monday P19 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems from Brazil and Around the WorldGeetan, Steve Wednesday 10:45 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Reservoir Characterization IGirard, Jean-Pierre Wednesday P17 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Traps and SealsGonçalves, Félix Tuesday 09:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Risk Analysis and Assessment — Economic Analysis Gould, Andrew Monday 11:35 Pavilion 5, Room 101 Plenary Session: Opportunities in a High-Stakes EnvironmentGrain, Sarah Tuesday 14:45 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World TourGrando, Gianluca Tuesday 14:45 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Salt Basins E&P Challenges IIGratton, Carlos Wednesday P34 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs


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G Grosjean, Yves Tuesday 09:50 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Panel: Giant Fields of the Decade — E&P ChallengesGrover, Raju Monday P5 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesGrøver, Arnt Wednesday P11All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Basin Modeling Guedes, Solange Tuesday 09:10 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Panel: Giant Fields of the Decade — E&P ChallengesGuerra, Marta Tuesday 11:45 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Salt Basins E&P Challenges I Guevara, Mary Monday 14:45 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Emerging Plays and Exploration PotentialGuichet, Xavier Monday 14:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Modeling IGuidry, Sean Wednesday 09:25 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Reservoir Characterization IGuilbot, Jerome Monday 14:25 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Geophysics


H Hadler-Jacobsen, Frode Monday 14:25 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesHarris, Simon Wednesday P3 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Structure, Traps and Seals Haryott, Paul Tuesday 10:30 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Panel: Giant Fields of the Decade — E&P ChallengesHaskett, William Tuesday 11:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Risk Analysis and Assessment — Economic Analysis Haskett, William Tuesday 09:45 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Unconventional Resources Helsing, Carl Monday 15:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 GeophysicsHenry, Steven Monday 14:25 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Emerging Plays and Exploration PotentialHerdeiro, Ricardo Wednesday 17:25 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies II Higgs, Roger Monday 17:25 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesHiggs, Roger Wednesday 14:25 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Reservoir Characterics IIHiggs, Roger Wednesday 16:05 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Reservoir Characterics IIHolmes, Gunnar Wednesday 14:25 Pavilion 5, Room 202 E&P Challenges in Greater Campos BasinHuang, Yan Monday 17:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 GeophysicsHuang, Xiaoming Tuesday P29 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Unconventional ResourcesHuisman, Erik Tuesday P20 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall New & Emerging Regions Husain, Riyasat Monday P3 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Stratigraphy, Clastics and Carbonates


I Innocenti, Sabrina Wednesday 11:45 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Reservoir Characterization IIreland, Mark Wednesday 11:25 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Reservoir Characterization I


J James, Richard Monday 15:05 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesJanuario, Tuane M. Mon/Tue SP06 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall University Students Academic ResearchJapsen, Peter Monday 15:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Emerging Plays and Exploration PotentialJensen, Luke Wednesday 09:25 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology and Exploration of the Brazilian Pre-SaltJesus, Carlos Monday 14:45 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Modeling IJesus, Carlos Wednesday P12 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Basin Modeling Jones, Cleveland Tuesday 10:45 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Risk Analysis and Assessment — Economic Analysis

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J Ji, Shuo Monday 14:45 Pavilion 5, Room 103 GeophysicsJones, Cleveland Tuesday 11:45 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Unconventional Resources Jones, William Tuesday P3 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Salt Basins and E&P Challenges


K Kemna, Hans Monday 17:25 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Modeling IKloppenburg, Armelle Tuesday 17:05 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Innovation and Technology — New Applications Krieger, Markus Monday 14:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 GeophysicsKrois, Peter Wednesday 09:25 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins I Kumar, Naresh Tuesday 10:45 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Structural Geology and TectonicsKusznir, Nick Tuesday 11:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Structural Geology and Tectonics


L Larriestra, Claudio Monday P28 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Risk Analysis & Assessment — Economic Analysis Lavoie, Denis Wednesday 11:05 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Reservoir Characterization ILavoie, Denis Tuesday P21 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall New & Emerging Regions Lemgruber, Adriana Wednesday 09:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Basin Modeling IILewis, Jennifer Monday 16:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 GeophysicsLewis, Jennifer Wednesday 14:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 E&P Challenges in Greater Campos BasinLima, Claudio Monday 14:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Emerging Plays and Exploration PotentialLima, D.F. Mon/Tue SP11 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall University Students Academic Research

Lima, Sylvia Tuesday P15 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems: New Geochemical InsightsLima, Inaya Wednesday P40 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs Lima, Claudio Wednesday P45 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs Lopez-Gamundi, Oscar Wednesday 09:45 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins I Loule, Jean-Pierre Tuesday 17:25 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World TourLoureiro, Elaine Maria Tuesday P39 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall GeophysicsLoures, Luiz Tuesday P37 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall GeophysicsLoures, Luiz Wednesday P38 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs Luthi, Stefan M. Tuesday 14:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Genetics — How Things WorkLutz, Ruediger Wednesday 10:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins I


MMa, Yongsheng Wednesday 17:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins IIMaas, Marcus Tuesday 14:25 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour


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M Macgregor, Duncan Monday P38 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour Machado, Marco Antonio Wednesday 17:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 E&P Challenges in Greater Campos BasinMahanti, Syamalendu Wednesday P28 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization and Diagenesis Maia, A. P. Mon/Tue SP10 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall University Students Academic ResearchMalan, Jean Wednesday 16:45 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins IIMancini, Ernest Monday 16:05 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesMann, Ute Monday P20 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems from Brazil and Around the WorldMarini, Alfonso Monday 16:25 Pavilion 5, Room 103 GeophysicsMarkwick, Paul Monday P33 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour Marlow, Lisa Wednesday 11:25 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins I

Martinez, Ruben Wednesday P41 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs Martinez, Nhora Wednesday P1 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Structure,Traps and SealsMartins-Neto, Marcelo Tuesday 16:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Genetics — How Things WorkMartins-Neto, Marcelo Wednesday 11:45 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins I Mavridou, Evangelia Monday P25 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Risk Analysis & Assessment — Economic Analysis McConnell, Daniel Wednesday 16:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies II Medeiros, Luana Wednesday P21 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization and Diagenesis Mello, Marcio Wednesday 17:25 Pavilion 5, Room 202 E&P Challenges in Greater Campos BasinMello, Marcio Wednesday 14:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins IIMello, Marcio Wednesday 17:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies II Mello, Marcio Tuesday P12 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems: New Geochemical InsightsMello, Carlos Wednesday P14 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Traps and SealsMelo, Dean Tuesday P8 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems: New Geochemical InsightsMiller, Jeff Tuesday 10:45 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Unconventional Resources Miller, Dennis Tuesday P11 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems: New Geochemical InsightsMio, Eduardo Monday 14:25 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Modeling IMio, Eduardo Tuesday 11:25 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Risk Analysis and Assessment — Economic Analysis Mohriak, Webster Tuesday 14:25 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Salt Basins E&P Challenges IIMoldowan, J. Tuesday 14:25 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies I Montaron, Bernard Tuesday 11:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Salt Basins E&P Challenges I Mora, Alejandro Tuesday 17:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World TourMoraes, Marco Wednesday 14:05 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Reservoir Characterics IIMorris, Stephen Wednesday 16:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation and Drilling OptimizationMosquera, Alfonso Tuesday 16:45 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Genetics — How Things WorkMosquera, Alfonso Wednesday 16:45 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies II Motoki, Akihisa Tuesday 15:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour

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NNarhari, Srinivasa Tuesday P28 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Unconventional ResourcesNascimento, Wellington Mon/Tue SP08 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall University Student Academic ResearchNasser, Amin Monday 10:25 Pavilion 5, Room 101 Plenary Session: Opportunities in a High-Stakes EnvironmentNeufeld, Carmen Tuesday P16 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall New & Emerging Regions Neufeld, Carmen Tuesday P18 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall New & Emerging Regions Neves, Antonio Wednesday 10:45 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins I Ngoc, Nguyen Huy Monday P39 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour Ngoc, Nguyen Huy Tuesday P40 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall GeophysicsNorman, Charles Tuesday 09:25 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Risk Analysis and Assessment — Economic Analysis


OO’Connor, Stephen Tuesday 11:25 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Salt Basins E&P Challenges I Oguro, Aisgo Wednesday 11:25 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation Techniques for Enhanced Reservoir CharacterizationOluboyo, Ayodeji Monday 16:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Exploration in Deepwater SettingsOreiro, Sergio Wednesday 11:25 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology and Exploration of the Brazilian Pre-SaltOrtenzi, Andrea Wednesday P35 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs


PPai, Satish Tuesday 11:50 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Panel: Giant Fields of the Decade — E&P ChallengesPaim, Paulo Wednesday P44 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs Panguriseng, Muharram Monday P49 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Formation Evaluation Pardo-Trujillo, Andres Monday P12 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesPelosi, Ana Paula Wednesday P4 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Structure, Traps and Seals Penteado, Henrique Wednesday 15:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies II Peralta-Vargas, Juan Wednesday P25 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization and Diagenesis Pereira, Egberto Monday P13 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesPhillip, Lindy Tuesday P34 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall GeophysicsPireno, Gadjah Monday P18 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems from Brazil and Around the WorldPirmez, Carlos Tuesday 14:25 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Innovation and Technology — New Applications Planke, Sverre Tuesday 16:25 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Genetics — How Things WorkPorrera, Federico Tuesday 16:45 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Innovation and Technology — New Applications Potter, Paul Tuesday 14:45 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Genetics — How Things WorkPrasetyo, Hadi Wednesday P23 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization and Diagenesis Price, Antony Monday 16:45 Pavilion 5, Room 103 GeophysicsPrince, Christopher Tuesday 09:25 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Unconventional Resources Prinzhofer, Alain Tuesday 14:45 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies I Prinzhofer, Alain Wednesday 14:25 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies II


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QQueiroz, Claudia Wednesday P18 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Traps and Seals


RRad, Freyd Tuesday 14:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies I Radovich, Barbara Tuesday 14:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World TourRadovich, Barbara Wednesday 09:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins I Ramirez, Victor Tuesday P13 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems: New Geochemical InsightsRaseroka, Audrey Tuesday P22 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall New & Emerging Regions Rawat, Sushma Tuesday 16:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World TourReis, Rui Monday 16:45 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Emerging Plays and Exploration PotentialReis, Luciana Monday P30 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour Ribeiro, Christophe Wednesday 14:45 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins IIRibeiro, Matheus Cabral Mon/Tue SP07 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall University Students Academic ResearchRoberts, Alan Tuesday 14:25 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Genetics — How Things WorkRoberts, Katie Wednesday P7 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Structure, Traps and Seals Robinson, Adam Wednesday P39 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs Rodrigues, René Tuesday P27 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Unconventional ResourcesRodriguez, Ricardo Wednesday 17:25 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation and Drilling OptimizationRomero, Pedro Wednesday 16:45 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation and Drilling OptimizationRostirolla, Sidnei Tuesday 11:45 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Risk Analysis and Assessment — Economic Analysis Rostirolla, Sidnei Wednesday 09:45 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology and Exploration of the Brazilian Pre-SaltRothfuss, Martin Tuesday P25 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Unconventional ResourcesRoundtree, Russell Tuesday 10:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Unconventional Resources Roux, Jacques Monday P22 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems from Brazil and Around the WorldRowan, Mark Tuesday 10:45 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Salt Basins E&P Challenges I Rui, Janne Tuesday 09:45 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Risk Analysis and Assessment — Economic Analysis Ruiz, Corregidor Jose Luis Monday P45 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Formation Evaluation


SSaha, Souvick Monday 17:25 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Exploration in Deepwater SettingsSanders, Carlo Tuesday 09:25 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Structural Geology and TectonicsSant’Anna, Marilia Wednesday 16:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 E&P Challenges in Greater Campos BasinSantos, Cleison Das Mercês Mon-Tue SP05 Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall University Students Academic ResearchSapiie, Benyamin Wednesday 14:25 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins IISapiie, Benyamin Wednesday 17:25 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins IISatyana, Awang Wednesday 14:45 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies II

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SSchenk, Christopher Monday 17:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Emerging Plays and Exploration PotentialSchiffer, Rogerio Wednesday 09:05 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Reservoir Characterization ISchmitt, Priscila Tuesday 17:25 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies I Scholz, Christopher Tuesday 14:45 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Innovation and Technology — New Applications Schroeder, Stefan Wednesday 09:45 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Reservoir Characterization ISengupta, Soma Wednesday 15:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins IISengupta, Siddhartha Wednesday 16:25 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins IISharp, Ian Monday 14:05 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesSharp, Ian Wednesday 10:05 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Reservoir Characterization IShokair, Khalid Tuesday 16:25 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Innovation and Technology — New Applications Shrivastva, Chandramani Wednesday 14:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation and Drilling OptimizationSilva, Carlos Monday 15:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Exploration in Deepwater SettingsSilva, Josias Tuesday P38 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall GeophysicsSilvan, Adrienne Wednesday 15:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation and Drilling OptimizationSmith, Charles Wednesday 09:25 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation Techniques for Enhanced Reservoir CharacterizationSmith, Charles Wednesday 16:25 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation and Drilling OptimizationSouza, Marcos Wednesday P5 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Structure, Traps and Seals Souza Cruz, Carlos Emanoel Monday P41 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour Stabell, Charles Monday P26 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Risk Analysis & Assessment — Economic Analysis Steckhan, Jan Wednesday P33 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs Stewart, Gregory Wednesday 14:45 Pavilion 5, Room 202 E&P Challenges in Greater Campos BasinStreimikiene, Dalia Monday P27 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Risk Analysis & Assessment — Economic Analysis Subroto, Eddy Monday P16 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems from Brazil and Around the WorldSulami, Sulaiman Tuesday 16:25 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Structural Traps and SealsSvensen, Henrik Tuesday 16:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies I Szatmari, Peter Tuesday 09:45 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Salt Basins E&P Challenges I Szatmari, Peter Tuesday P5 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Salt Basins and E&P Challenges


TTang, Yongchun Monday 16:25 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Modeling ITang, David Wednesday 09:05 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation Techniques for Enhanced Reservoir CharacterizationTang, Yongchun Wednesday P20 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization and Diagenesis Theodoro, Raquel Monday P43 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour Tognoli, Francisco Monday P8 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesTokutake, Lucio Monday P31All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Regional Geology Applied to Exploration — A World Tour Torres, Hugo Avalos Monday P46 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Formation Evaluation Tournier, Florent Wednesday P24 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization and Diagenesis

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TTraby, Renaud Monday 17:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 Basin Modeling ITrindade, Luiz Tuesday 15:05 Pavilion 5, Room 103 Petroleum Systems Geochemical Methods and Regional Studies I Tyagi, Anil Monday 16:45 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Exploration in Deepwater SettingsTyagi, Anil Wednesday 14:45 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation and Drilling Optimization


UUnternehr, Patrick Wednesday 10:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Regional Geology and Exploration of the Brazilian Pre-SaltUrien, Carlos Tuesday P23 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall New & Emerging Regions


VVega, Juan Tuesday P32 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall GeophysicsVelaj, Telo Wednesday P9 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Structure,Traps and Seals Velo, Diego Wednesday P26 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization and Diagenesis Versfelt, Joseph Tuesday 09:45 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Structural Geology and TectonicsVesely, Fernando Monday 14:45 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Stratigraphy, Clastics and CarbonatesVieira, Juliana Tuesday P17 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall New & Emerging Regions Villegas, Rossmary Wednesday P31 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs Vining, Bernie Tuesday 17:25 Pavilion 5, Room 201 Innovation and Technology — New Applications


WWidarsono, Bambang Wednesday 14:25 Pavilion 5, Room 204 Formation Evaluation and Drilling OptimizationWilson, Hamish Wednesday 16:05 Pavilion 5, Room 203 New and Emerging Regions- New Ways to Look at Old Plays, New Opportunities in Frontier Basins IIWolff, Breno Wednesday 16:45 Pavilion 5, Room 202 E&P Challenges in Greater Campos Basin


YYoung, Charles Monday P24 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Petroleum Systems from Brazil and Around the World


ZZagotto, Eric Wednesday P37 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Reservoir Characterization — Fractured Reservoirs Zalán, Pedro Tuesday 09:05 Pavilion 5, Room 202 Atlantic Margin Structural Geology and TectonicsZerilli, Andrea Tuesday P30 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall GeophysicsZhang, Jinchuan Tuesday P24 All Day Pavilion 2, Exhibition Hall Unconventional Resources



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Exhibitor Listing

AAPG . . . . . . . . . . . . AAPG Center1444 S. Boulder Ave.Tulsa, OK 74119 — USA

AAPG BookstorePhone: +1 918 584 2555Fax: +1 918 560 2652E-mail: [email protected] site: www.aapg.orgPublishing, Book seller. Purchase here or place an order and have it shippedNew Products: More than 150 titles (partial or digital) to browse

AAPG CommunicationsPhone: +1 918 560 2647Fax: +1 918 560 2636E-mail: [email protected]: Brenda MeridethWeb site: www.aapg.orgPublications, Advertising, Web site

AAPG DatapagesPhone: +1 918 560 9423Fax: +1 918 560 9418E-mail: [email protected]: Valerie LindseyWeb site: www.aapg.org

AAPG Divisions & MembershipPhone: +1 918 560 2613Fax: +1 918 560 2694E-mail: [email protected]: Norma NewbyWeb site: www.aapg.orgScientific or Professional Association

AAPG EducationPhone: +1 918 560 2630Fax: +1 918 560 2678E-mail: [email protected]: Debbi BoonstraWeb site: www.aapg.orgGeological Studies and Consulting,Scientific or Professional Association,Training Courses and Services

AAPG FoundationPhone: +1 918 560 2644Fax: +1 918 560 2642E-mail: [email protected]: Rebecca GriffinWeb site: www.aapg.orgFoundation

AAPG Global EventsPhone: +1 918 560 2617Fax: +1 918 560 2684E-mail: [email protected] site: www.aapg.org

AAPG U.S. Sections & International RegionsPhone: +1 918 560 9403Fax: +1 918 560 9418E-mail: [email protected]: Carol McGowenWeb site: www.aapg.orgScientific or Professional Association

ABGP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .541Cidade Univ. Ave. 1, Qda. 7Rio de Janeiro-RJ 21949900 — BrazilPhone: +55 21 598 6460Fax: +55 21 598 6799E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Monica FigueiredoScientific or Professional Association,Training Courses and Services

Anadarko . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .837Rua Victor Civita, 77 - Bl. 01 - 5° AndarRio de Janeiro, Brazil 22775-905Phone: +55 21 3043 7443Fax: +55 21 3043 7492E-mail: [email protected]: Rose Mary Teixeira de LemosWeb site: www.anadarko.com

ANCAP — Ronda Uruguay . . . . . . IPPaysandu S/N Esq. Av. Del LibertadorMontevideo 11100 — UruguayPhone: +598 2 9084557Fax: +598 2 9006724E-mail: [email protected]: Santiago GerroWeb site: www.ancap.com.uy

ANH Colombia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IPCalle 99, No. 9A-54 Torre 3, Piso 14Bogota, ColombiaPhone: +571 593 1717Fax: +571 593 1718E-mail: [email protected]: Angela UtuetaWeb site: www.anh.gov.co

Archimedes Consulting . . . . . .93631 Stirling StreetThebarton SA 5031 — AustraliaPhone: +61 8 8234 0511Fax: +61 8 8234 2637E-mail: smarkham@archimedes- consulting.com.auContact: Stephen MarkhamWeb site: www.archimedes-consulting .com.au

The AAPG 2009 International Conference & Exhibition is host to more than 60 exhibitors showcasing their latest technologies and innovations in the upstream petroleum field. From well-logging to mapping, seismic data to GIS, geological to geophysical modeling and training courses to exploration/prospect software, you’ll find it all in the state-of-the art displays on the exhibition floor, located in Pavilion 2, Level 1. Exhibition hours are:Sunday, 15 November . . . . . . . . . . . 18:00–20:00Monday, 16 November . . . . . . . . . . 11:00–20:00Tuesday, 17 November . . . . . . . . . . 11:00–20:00Wednesday, 18 November . . . . . . . 11:00–16:30

IP=International Pavilion

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Austin GeoModeling, Inc . . . . . .83110333 Richmond Ave., Suite 350Houston, TX 77042 — USAPhone: +1 713 952 4141 x162Fax: +1 713 456 2922E-mail: [email protected]: Erin WhiteWeb site: www.focusongeology.com

Australian Seismic Brokers . . .122Unit 5 171-175 Abernethy Road, PerthWest Australia 6104 — AustraliaPhone: + 618 9479 5900Fax: + 618 9479 5911E-mail: [email protected]: John Boldock Web site: www.asb.com.auData Services; Digitizing, Digital Products and Services; Non-Exclusive Seismic Data; Seismic Computer Processing

Badley Geoscience Ltd . . . . . . .104North Beck House, North Beck Lane Hundleby, SpilsbyLincolnshire PE23 5NB — UKPhone: +44 1790 753472Fax: +44 1790 753527E-mail: [email protected]: Dr. Alan Roberts / Dr. Dave QuinnWeb site: www.badleys.co.ukBasin Studies, Modeling Analysis; Computer Software; Geological Modeling; Geological Studies and Consulting; Geophysical Interpretation; Geophysical Modeling; Training Courses and Services

Bayfield Energy Ltd . . . . . . . . . .11412 Westward HoGuildford GU1 1UU — UKPhone: +44 777 610 6923E-mail: [email protected]: Stefano Santoni

BEICIP — Franlab . . . . . . . . . . .814232 Av. Napoleon BonaparteRueil-Malmaison 92500 — FrancePhone: +33 1 47 08 80 89Fax: + 33 1 47 08 80 36E-mail: [email protected]: Yolande RiveiroWeb site: www.beicip-inc.com

C&C Reservoirs, Inc . . . . . . . . . .11610333 Harwin Drive, Suite 270Houston, TX 77036 — USAPhone: +1 713 776 3872Fax: +1 713 776 8289E-mail: [email protected]: Dr. Shengyu Wu / Nigel DuxburyWeb site: www.ccreservoir.comBasin Studies, Modeling Analysis; Computer Software; Digitizing, Digital Products and Services; Field Appraisal; Geological Studies and Consulting

CGGVeritas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22310300 Town Park DriveHouston, TX 77072 — USAPhone: +1 281 627 3687E-mail: [email protected]: Lynne AsherWeb site: cggveritas.com

Colombian Association of Petroleum Geologists and Geophysicists . . . . . . . . . . . . . .641Calle 72 - 5-83 Oficina 902Bogota — ColombiaPhone: +57 1 255 8777Fax: +57 1 345 4361E-mail: [email protected] site: www.acggp.org

DI International . . . . . . . . . . . . .9141 Rooksmoor Mills, Woodchester, StroudGloucestershire GL5 5ND — UKPhone: +44 1453 878 600Fax: +44 1453 878 610E-mail: [email protected]: Dr. Nick RobinsonWeb site: www.diiinfo.comData Management; Data Services; Map DisplaysNew Product: WEB+ The first continuously updated E&P activity service available online

Directorate General of Oil and Gas, Indonesia . . . . . . . . IPPlaza Centris, 7th Floor, Jl. HR. Rasuna Said Kav B-5Jakarta 12910 — IndonesiaPhone: +62 21 5268910 x132, x135Fax: +62 21 5268963E-mail: [email protected]: Zuhdi SulaimanWeb site: www.geomigas.com

EAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .711P.O. Box 59Houten 3990 DB — The NetherlandsPhone: +31 88 955 5055Fax: +31 30 634 3524E-mail: [email protected] site: www.eage.orgScientific or Professional Association

Earthmoves Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . . .10638 Upper Park RoadCamberley GU15 2EF — UKPhone: +44 1276 671772Fax: +44 1276 517451E-mail: [email protected]: Ian SteelWeb site: www.earthmoves.co.uk

Ecopetrol S .A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .211Calle 37 #B 43, Piso 2Bogota — ColombiaPhone: +57 1 234 5482Fax: +57 1 234 5675E-mail: [email protected]: Maria RamirezWeb site: www.ecopetrol.com.co

Editora Brasil Energia Ltda . . . .738Rua México, 03 - 13o. AndarRio de Janeiro - RJ 20.031-144 — BrazilPhone: + 55 21 3503-0303Fax: + 55 21 3503-0301E-mail: [email protected]: Carlos CarvalhoWeb site: www.brasilenergia.com.brPublishing, Bookseller

ENDEEPER Rock Knowledge Systems . . . . . . . . .7329500, Bento Gonçalves Av. Sector 4 - Building 43424 - Room 108Porto Alegre / RS 91509-900 — BrazilPhone: + 55 51 3308 7134E-mail: [email protected]: Mara AbelWeb site: www.endeeper.comComputer Hardware for Exploration or Product Evaluation; Computer Software; Data Management; Geological Modeling; Geological Studies and Consulting; Reservoir Evaluation; Training Courses and Services



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Energy & Geoscience Institute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .126423 Wakara Way, #300Salt Lake City, UT 84108 — USAPhone: +1 801 585 9137Fax: +1 801 585 9633E-mail: [email protected]: Nancy JohnsonWeb site: www.egi.utah.edu

ExxonMobil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .612800 Bell St.Houston, TX 77002 — USAPhone: +1 731 656 5706Fax: +1 713 656 8328E-mail: [email protected]: Elaine WhiteWeb site: www.exxonmobil.com

EZDataRoom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .631Zebra Data Sciences, EMR, New RoadEast Malling ME19 6BJ — UKPhone: +44 1732 220058Fax: +44 1732 876678E-mail: [email protected]: Terry JacksonWeb site: www.zebradat.comInternational divestment of oil/gas assets to vast client base through marketing and online data rooms

Fugro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7316100 Hillcroft, Suite 115Houston, TX 77081 — USAPhone: +55 21 21258500Fax: +1 713 369 6110E-mail: [email protected]: Evando BartholazziWeb site: www.fugro.com

Fusion Petroleum Technologies Inc . . . . . . . . . . . .5318665 New Trails Drive, Suite 125The Woodlands, TX 77381 — USAPhone: +1 281 363 8510Fax: +1 281 363 4657E-mail: [email protected]: Gene SparkmanWeb site: www.fusiongeo.comBasin Studies, Modeling Analysis; Computer Software; E&P Project Economics and Evaluation; Engineering Consulting Services; Field Appraisal; Geological, Geophysical Workstations; Geological Modeling; Geological Studies and Consulting; Geophysical Interpretation; Geophysical Modeling; Reserves Appraisal, Resource Management and Risk Analysis; Reservoir Evaluation; Reservoir Optimization; Seismic Computer Processing; Seismic Interpretation and Consulting; Well Log AnalysisNew Product: Fusion is proud to release the latest in its line of expert software packages GeoPRO and VizPRO

Gabon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IPc/o CGG Veritas, Crompton Way, Manor Royal EstateCrawley RH10 9QN — UKPhone: + 44 1293 683257Fax: + 44 1293 443201E-mail: [email protected]: Matthew Swan

Geo-Microbial Technologies (GMT) . . . . . . . . .730P.O. Box 132Ochelata, OK 74051 — USAPhone: +1 918 535 2281Fax: +1 918 535 2564E-mail: [email protected]: Daniel C. HitzmanWeb site: www.gmtgeochem.com

GEO ExPro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12015 Palace Place Mansions, Kensington CourtLondon W8 5BB — EnglandPhone: +44 790 991 5513E-mail: kirsti.karlsson@geoexproContact: Kirsti KarlssonWeb site: www.geoexpro.comPublishing, Bookseller

Geokinetics Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . .6231500 City West Blvd., Suite 800 Houston, TX 77042 — USAPhone: +1 281 848 6831Fax: +1 281 398 9996E-mail: [email protected]: Louise CooperWeb site: geokinetics.com

GeoKnowledge . . . . . . . . . . . . .7132925 Briarpark Drive, Suite 1299Houston, TX 77042 — USAPhone: +1 832 252 7624Fax: +1 832 242 7626E-mail: [email protected]: Rosella GonzalesWeb site: www.geoknowledge.comComputer Software; E&P Project Economics and Evaluation; Reserves Appraisal, Resource Management and Risk Analysis; Training Courses and Services

Geoquasar Energy Solutions . .930Av. das Americas 3500 - BQ3 - Sl.402Rio de Janeiro 22640-102 — BrazilPhone: +55 21 3449 2410Fax: +55 21 3449 2411E-mail: [email protected]: Marcos F. De AlmeidaWeb site: www.geoquasar.com

GETECH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1129Kitson House, Elmete Hall, Elmete LaneLeeds LS8 2LJ — UKPhone: +44 113 322 2200Fax: +44 113 273 5236E-mail: [email protected]: Ian Somerton Web site: www.getech.comBasin Studies, Modeling Analysis; Data Services; Geographical Information Systems (GIS); Geological Modeling; Geological Studies and Consulting; Geophysical Interpretation; Geophysical Modeling; Gravity Services and Consulting; Magnetic Service and ConsultingNew Product: Global Tectonics Programme, Atlases of Global Palaeogeography, new non-exclusive Equatoral Atlantic Margins study


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Gore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .118100 Chesapeake Blvd.Elkton, MD 21921 — USAPhone: +1 410 506 4846Fax: +1 410 506 4780E-mail: [email protected]: Kathy DavisWeb site: www.gore.com/surveys

HRT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .132Avenida Atlantica, 1130, 7 AndarRio de Janeiro, 1RJ 22021-000 — BrazilPhone: +55 21 21059700Fax: +55 21 21059713E-mail: [email protected]: Marcio Mello

IBP-Brazilian Petroleum, Gas and Biofuels Institute . . . .640Av. Almirante Barroso, 52/26Rio de Janeiro 20031-000 — BrazilPhone: +55 21 21129000Fax: +55 21 22201596E-mail: [email protected]: Ana GuedesWeb site: www.ibp.org.br

Infoterra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .220Atlas House, 41 Wembley RoadLeicester LE3 1UT — UKPhone: +44 (0)116 273 2300Fax: +44 (0) 116 273 2400E-mail: [email protected]: Paul MurphyWeb site: www.infoterra-global.comAerial Photograph; Airborne Radar Remote Sensing; Basin Studies, Modeling Analysis; Data Management; Data Services; Digitizing, Digital Products and Services; Engineering Consulting Services; Environmental, Hydrogeological Services/Studies; Geodetic Management; Geographical Information Systems (GIS); Geological, Geophysical Workstations; Geological Studies and Consulting; Geophysical Modeling; Global Positioning Systems (GPS); Helicopter, Aircraft Services; Map Displays; Reservoir Evaluation; Satellite Image Processing, Digitizing and Interpretation

Ingrain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8103733 WestheimerHouston, TX 77027 — USAPhone: +1 713 993 9795Fax: +1 713 993 9918E-mail: [email protected]: Nora VillarrealWeb site: www.ingrainrocks.comCore Analysis; Digitizing, Digital Products and Services

ION — GX Technology . . . . . . . .5232105 Citywest Blvd. Suite 900Houston, TX 77042 — USAPhone: +1 713 789 7250Fax: +1 713 789 7201E-mail: [email protected]: Ashley HarrisWeb site: www.iongeo.com

K2 Sistemas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .636Rua Santo Avito 3ERio de Janeiro — BrazilPhone: +55 21 2512 2084E-mail: [email protected]: Carlos LevyWeb site: www.k2sistemas.com.br

LandOcean Energy Services Co . Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . .8366100 Corporate Drive, Suite 180Houston, TX 77036 — USAPhone: +1 593 2 2454 282Fax: +1 713 777 5832E-mail: [email protected]: Giselle SalgadoWeb site: www.ldocean.com.cn

LEGEP Mineracao Ltda . . . . . . .839Americas Avenue 1655122790-701 Rio de Janeiro — BrazilPhone: +55 21 24378957Fax: +55 21 24378641E-mail: [email protected]: Rosana PiouesanWeb site: www.legep.com.br

Midland Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . .102144 West George StGlasgow G2 2HG — UKPhone: +44 141 332 2681E-mail: [email protected]: Sarah DavenportWeb site: www.mve.comComputer Software; Field Appraisal; Geological Modeling; Geological Studies and Consulting; Training Courses and ServicesNew Product: Move2010

Moyes & Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11278235 Douglas Ave., Suite 1221Dallas, TX 75225 — USAPhone: + 1 214 623 6700Fax: +1 214 623 6799E-mail: [email protected]: Ian CrossWeb site: www.moyesco.comE&P Project Economics and Evaluation; Engineering Consulting Services; Political Risk Assessment; Reserves Appraisal, Resource Management and Risk Analysis

Namcor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IPPrivate Bag 13196Windhoek 9000 — NamibiaPhone: +264 61 2045053Fax: +264 61 221785E-mail: [email protected]: Obeta Mbui

Nautilus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5372929 Briar ParkHouston, TX 77042 — USAPhone: +1 713 443 1566Fax: +1 713 266 2842E-mail: [email protected]: Bob PettyWeb site: www.nautilusworld.comTraining Courses and Services



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Neuralog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1104800 Sugar Grove Blvd., Suite 200Stafford, TX 77477 — USAPhone: +1 281 240 2525Fax: +1 281 240 2526E-mail: [email protected]: Duncan GriffithsWeb site: www.neuralog.comComputer Hardware for Exploration or Product Evaluation; Computer Software; Data Management; Digitizing, Digital Products and Services; Geological, Geophysical Workstations; Log Digitizing; Mapping Software; Well Log Analysis

OiLSERV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .637291 Edenwold Dr. NWCalgary, Alberta T3A 4A4 — CanadaPhone: +1 403 547 1656E-mail: [email protected]: Lorne SlusarchukWeb site: www.oilserv.bizBits, Downhole Tools, On-site Equipment; Drill-stem Testing or Other Well Testing; Measurement While Drilling (MWD); Pipe Recovery Equipment and Services; Reservoir Evaluation; Seismic Data Acquisition; Well Coring; Well Log Analysis; Well Logging; Well Treatment

ONHYM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IP34 Av. Al-FadilaRabat 10050 — MoroccoPhone: +212 53 7238136Fax: +212 53 7281626E-mail: [email protected]: Haddou JabourWeb site: www.onhym.com

Petroleum Agency SA . . . . . . . . . IP151 Frans Conradie Drive, ParowCape Town 7800 — South AfricaPhone: +27 21 938 3500Fax: +27 21 938 3520E-mail: [email protected]: Dave Van Der Spuy

Petroleum Geo Services-PGS . .423Rua Victor Civita 77, Bloco 1, ED. 6.2, 4º AndarRio de Janeiro - RJ 22775-044 — BrazilPhone: +55 21 3970 7322Fax: +55 21 3970 7339E-mail: [email protected]: Alex Vartan Web site: www.pgs.com

PETROSOL Petroleum Geology Solutions . . . . . . . . . . .633Av. General Lima e Silva, n. 1533/403Porto Alegre 90050-103 — BrazilPhone: +55 (51) 3019 2604Fax: +55 (51) 3308 7047E-mail: [email protected]: Juliano KuchleWeb site: www.petrosolbr.comBasin Studies, Modeling Analysis; Core Analysis; Digitizing, Digital Products and Services; Field Appraisal; Geological Modeling; Geological Studies and Consulting; Geophysical Interpretation; Mapping, Cartographic Services; Reservoir Evaluation; Reservoir Optimization; Seismic Interpretation and Consulting; Training Courses and ServicesNew Product: Integrated stratigraphic and petrologic services. Basin and reservoir modeling. Seismostratigraphy interpretation. Reservoir optimization. Sequence stratigraphy and sedimentary petrology courses.

Petrosys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2013050 Post Oak, Suite 1777Houston, TX 77056 — USAPhone: +1 713 580 2900Fax: +1 713 580 2901E-mail: [email protected]: Don DudleyWeb site: www.petrosys.com.au

Prospectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .811Nva: Santa Alexandria 1011 / CastelivhoRio de Janeiro — BrazilPhone: +55 21 2502 2526Fax: +55 21 2502 6716E-mail: [email protected]: Daniel GrisoliaWeb site: www.prospectorsbr.com

Repsol S .A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .403Paseo de la Castellana 278-28028046 Madrid — SpainPhone: +34 91 348 81 00Fax: +34 91 314 28 21E-mail: [email protected]: Gabriela SimoesWeb site: www.repsol.com

Repsol Brasil S .A . . . . . . . . . . .403Praia de Botafogo, 300 - 7th floor22250-040 Rio de Janeiro - BrazilPhone: +55 21 2559 7000Fax: +55 21 2552 8552e-mail: [email protected]: www.repsol.com

Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, Ministry of Energy & Energy Industries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IPInternational Waterfront Centre, Tower C, L23, #1 Wrightson RdPort of Spain — Trinidad TobagoPhone: +1 868 623 6708Fax: +1 868 627 1486E-mail: [email protected]: Helena Inniss

Saudi Aramco c/oAramco Services Co . . . . . . . . .3309009 West Loop SouthHouston, TX 77096 — USAPhone: +1 713 432 5281Fax: +1 713 432 8292E-mail: [email protected]: Marianne ZimmermanWeb site: www.aramco.jobs

Schlumberger . . . . . . . . . . . . . .203Av. Presidente Wilson, 231 / 20thRio de Janeiro 20030-021 — BrazilPhone: +55 21 3824 6953E-mail: [email protected]: Ericka ValleWeb site: www.slb.com

SDC Geologix . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7369801 Westheimer, Suite 302Houston, TX 77042 — USAPhone: +1 713 917 6755Fax: +1 713 917 6806E-mail: [email protected]: Ernesto GallegosWeb site: www.geologix.com


SDI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .93711111 Richmond Ave., Suite 110Houston, TX 77082 — USAPhone: +1 713 266 5667Fax: +1 713 979 4864E-mail: [email protected]: Noel DalyWeb site: www.sdicgm.comComputer Graphics; Computer Software; Map DisplaysNew Product: SDI Editor APS — View, Edit, Montage, Convert & Print CGM, PDF, Postscript, EMF, HPGL, TIFF, JPEG, PNG

Seismic Micro-Technology . . . .9268584 Katy Freeway, Suite 400Houston , TX 77024 — USAPhone: +1 713 464 6188Fax: +1 713 464 6440E-mail: [email protected]: Bill StephensonWeb site: www.seismicmicro.comComputer Software; Data Management; E&P Project Economics and Evaluation; Geological Modeling; Geophysical Interpretation; Geophysical Modeling; Log Digitizing; Map Displays; Mapping Software; Well Log Analysis

SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology) . . . . . . . .7394111 S. Darlington, #100Tulsa, OK 74135 — USAPhone: +1 918 610 3361, x101Fax: +1 918 621 1685E-mail: [email protected]: Theresa ScottWeb site: www.sepm.orgScientific or Professional Association

Spectrum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30016225 Park Ten Place, Suite 300Houston, TX 77084 — USAPhone: +1 281 647 0602Fax: +1 281 647 0926E-mail: [email protected]: Leo SnowmanWeb site: www.spectrumasa.comDigitizing, Digital Products and Services; Non-Exclusive Seismic Data; Seismic Computer Processing; Seismic Data AcquisitionNew Product: New non-exclusive seismic data opportunities offshore Brazil

TDI-Brooks International . . . . .8131902 Pinon DriveCollege Station TX 77845 — USAPhone: +1 979 693 3446Fax: +1 979 693 6389E-mail: [email protected]: Brad Bernard

TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . .10312500 CityWest Blvd., Suite 2000Houston, TX 77042-3035 — USAPhone: +1 713 860 2120Fax: +1 713 334 3308E-mail: [email protected]: J. Kim AbdallahWeb site: www.tgsnopec.comBasin Studies, Modeling Analysis; Data Management; Data Services; Geologic, Geophysical Workstations; Geological Modeling; Geological Studies and Consulting; Geophysical Interpretation; Geophysical Modeling; Gravity Services and Consulting; Log Digitizing; Magnetic Service and Consulting; Non-Exclusive Seismic Data; Petroleum E&P Company; Seismic Computer Processing; Seismic Data Acquisition; Seismic Interpretation and Consulting; Well Log Analysis

UK Hydrographic Office . . . . . .737Law of the Sea, Admiralty Way, TauntonSomerset TA1 2DN — UKPhone: +44 (0)182 337900Fax: +44 (0)1823 353075E-mail: [email protected]: John BrownWeb site: www.ukho.gov.ukGeological Studies and Consulting; Geophysical Interpretation; Government Agency; Map Displays; Mapping, Cartographic Services; Training Courses and Services; Law of the Sea Consultancy

Weatherford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .323Blvd. M. Avila Camacho 40Col. L. de Chapultepec 11000 — MexicoPhone: +52 55 9138 4800E-mail: [email protected]: Gabriel CostaWeb site: www.weatherford.com

Visit the world at the International PavilionMake valuable contacts with energy ministers, state licensing authorities, national oil company executives and key players from international oil companies. The IP promotes international exploration and development opportunities of national oil companies and government agencies. In addition, the IP has become a year-round source of information for current global activity, licensing round announcements and data package releases.

Stop by the International Pavilion and take advantage of the opportunity to talk directly with representatives from the countries and hear their presentations in the IP Theatre. Or visit us at the IP website www.internationalpavilion.com to review highlights of presentations from many of the IP participating countries.

AfghanistanAngolaAustraliaBahrainBarbadosBelizeBritish ColumbiaCameroonColombiaCote d’IvoireD.R. CongoEgyptEritreaFalkland IslandsGabonGhanaGreenlandIcelandIndonesiaIrelandJamaicaKenyaKoreaLiberiaMalaysia

MadagascarMongoliaMoroccoMozambiqueNewfoundlandNew BrunswickNicaraguaNova ScotiaNamibiaPeruPhilippinesPolandSao TomeSenegalSeychellesSurinameSomalilandSouth AfricaTanzaniaTrinidad and TobagoTunisiaUgandaUruguayVietnam



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Exhibitor Products/Services Cross ReferenceAerial PhotographyInfoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220

Airborne Radar Remote SensingInfoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220

Basin Studies, Modeling AnalysisBadley Geoscience Ltd.. . . . . . . . . . 104C&C Reservoirs, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . 116Fusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531GETECH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1129Infoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220PETROSOL Petroleum Geology Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633 TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302

Bits, Downhole Tools, On-site EquipmentOiLSERV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 637

Computer GraphicsSDI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937

Computer Hardware for Exploration or Product EvaluationENDEEPER Rock Knowledge Systems . . . . . . . . . . . 732Neuralog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110

Computer SoftwareBadley Geoscience Ltd.. . . . . . . . . . 104C&C Reservoirs, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . 116ENDEEPER Rock Knowledge Systems . . . . . . . . . . . 732Fusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531GeoKnowledge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 713Midland Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102Neuralog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110SDI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937Seismic Micro-Technology . . . . . . . . 926

Core AnalysisIngrain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 701PETROSOL Petroleum Geology Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633

Data ManagementDI International . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 914ENDEEPER Rock Knowledge Systems . . . . . . . . . . . 732Infoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220Neuralog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110Seismic Micro-Technology . . . . . . . . 926TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302

Data ServicesAustralian Seismic Brokers . . . . . . . 220DI International . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 914GETECH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1129Infoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302

Digitizing, Digital Products and ServicesAustralian Seismic Brokers . . . . . . . 220C&C Reservoirs, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . 116Infoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220Ingrain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 701Neuralog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110PETROSOL Petroleum Geology Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633Spectrum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112

Drill-stem Testing or Other Well TestingOiLSERV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 637

E&P Project Economics and EvaluationFusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531GeoKnowledge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 713Moyes & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1127Seismic Micro-Technology . . . . . . . . 926

Engineering Consulting ServicesFusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531Infoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220Moyes & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1127

Environmental, Hydrogeological Services/StudiesInfoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220

Field AppraisalC&C Reservoirs, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . 116Fusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531Midland Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102PETROSOL Petroleum Geology Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633

Geodetic ManagementInfoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220

Geographical Information Systems (GIS)GETECH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1129Infoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220

Geological, Geophysical WorkstationsFusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531Infoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220Neuralog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302

Geological ModelingBadley Geoscience Ltd.. . . . . . . . . . 104ENDEEPER Rock Knowledge Systems . . . . . . . . . . . 732Fusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531GETECH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1129Midland Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102PETROSOL Petroleum Geology Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633Seismic Micro-Technology . . . . . . . . 926TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302

Geological Studies and ConsultingBadley Geoscience Ltd.. . . . . . . . . . 104C&C Reservoirs, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . 116ENDEEPER Rock Knowledge Systems . . . . . . . . . . . 732Fusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531GETECH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1129Infoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220Midland Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102PETROSOL Petroleum Geology Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633UK Hydrographic Office . . . . . . . . . . 737

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Geophysical InterpretationBadley Geoscience Ltd.. . . . . . . . . . 104Fusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531GETECH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1129PETROSOL Petroleum Geology Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633Seismic Micro-Technology . . . . . . . . 926TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302UK Hydrographic Office . . . . . . . . . . 737

Geophysical ModelingBadley Geoscience Ltd.. . . . . . . . . . 104Fusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531GETECH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1129Infoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220Seismic Micro-Technology . . . . . . . . 926TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302

Global Positioning Systems (GPS)Infoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220

Government AgencyUK Hydrographic Office . . . . . . . . . . 737

Gravity Services and ConsultingGETECH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1129TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302

Helicopter, Aircraft ServicesInfoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220

Log DigitizingNeuralog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110Seismic Micro-Technology . . . . . . . . 926TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302

Magnetic Service and ConsultingGETECH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1129TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302

Map DisplaysDI International . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 914Infoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220SDI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 937Seismic Micro-Technology . . . . . . . . 926UK Hydrographic Office . . . . . . . . . . 737

Mapping SoftwareNeuralog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110Seismic Micro-Technology . . . . . . . . 926

Mapping, Cartographic ServicesPETROSOL Petroleum Geology Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633UK Hydrographic Office . . . . . . . . . . 737

Measurement While Drilling (MWD)OiLSERV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 637

Non-Exclusive Seismic DataAustralian Seismic Brokers . . . . . . . 220Spectrum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302

Petroleum E&P CompanyAnadarko Petroleum Corporation . . 837 TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302

Pipe Recovery Equipment and ServicesOiLSERV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 637

Political Risk AssessmentMoyes & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1127

Publishing, BooksellerAAPG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AAPG CenterEditora Brasil Energia Ltda. . . . . . . 1036GEO ExPro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120

Reserves Appraisal, Resource Management and Risk AnalysisFusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531GeoKnowledge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 713Moyes & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1127

Reservoir EvaluationENDEEPER Rock Knowledge Systems . . . . . . . . . . . 732Fusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531Infoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220OiLSERV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 637PETROSOL Petroleum Geology Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633

Reservoir OptimizationFusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531PETROSOL Petroleum Geology Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633

Satellite Image Processing, Digitizing and InterpretationInfoterra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220

Scientific or Professional AssociationAAPG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AAPG CenterABGP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1043

Seismic Computer ProcessingAustralian Seismic Brokers . . . . . . . 220Fusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531Spectrum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302

Seismic Data AcquisitionOiLSERV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 637Spectrum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302

Seismic Interpretation and ConsultingFusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531PETROSOL Petroleum Geology Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302

Training Courses and ServicesAAPG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AAPG CenterABGP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1043Badley Geoscience Ltd.. . . . . . . . . . 104ENDEEPER Rock Knowledge Systems . . . . . . . . . . . 732GeoKnowledge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 713Midland Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102Nautilus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 537PETROSOL Petroleum Geology Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633UK Hydrographic Office . . . . . . . . . . 737

Well CoringOiLSERV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 637

Well Log AnalysisFusion Petroleum Technologies Inc. 531Neuralog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110OiLSERV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 637Seismic Micro-Technology . . . . . . . . 926TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302

Well LoggingOiLSERV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 637

Well TreatmentOiLSERV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 637

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Short Courses and Guided Core Displays

Pre-Conference Short Course 1 Workshop on Microbial Carbonate Facies and ReservoirsDate: Friday, 13 NovemberTime: 09:00–17:00 Instructors: Ernie Mancini (University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, USA) and Wayne Ahr (Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, USA) Fee: Professional: US$800; Student: US$400 (limited) Includes: Workbook, refreshments and lunchLimit: 50 people

Pre-Conference Short Course 2Salt Geology and TectonicsDates: Friday–Saturday, 13–14 NovemberTime: 09:00–17:00Instructors: Webster Mohriak and Peter Szatmari (Petrobras, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil)Fee: Professional: US$1,200; Student: US$30 (limited)Includes: Workbook, refreshments and lunchLimit: 50 people

Pre-Conference Short Course 3Student Short Course — Sequence Stratigraphy WorkshopDates: Friday–Saturday, 13–14 NovemberTime: 09:00–17:00Instructor: Vitor Abreu (ExxonMobil, Houston, TX, USA) and Tim GarfieldFee: US$50 Includes: Workbook, refreshments and lunchLimit: 30 people

Pre-Conference Short Course 4 Application of Biological Markers to Understand Petroleum SystemsDate: Saturday, 14 NovemberTime: 09:00–17:00 Instructors: J. Michael Moldowan (Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA, USA) and Marcio Mello (HRT Petroleum, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil) Fee: Professional: US$800; Student: US$20 (limited)Includes: Workbook, refreshments and lunchLimit: 50 people

Pre-Conference Workshop 5 — Guided Core Display Structural Styles in Petroleum ExplorationDate: Saturday, 14 NovemberTime: 09:30–16:00Guides: Fernanda Brito and Daniela Oliveira (Petrobras, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil)Fee: Professional: US$800; Student: US$400 (limited)Includes: Workbook, refreshments and lunchLimit: 50 people

Pre-Conference Short Course 6 Structural Styles in Petroleum ExplorationDate: Saturday, 14 NovemberTime: 09:00–17:00Instructor: Pedro Zalan (Petrobras, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil)Fee: Professional: US$800; Student: US$50 (limited)Includes: Workbook, refreshments and lunchLimit: 50 people

Pre-Conference Short Course 7 Student Short Course — VisualizationDate: Saturday, 14 NovemberTime: 09:00–17:00 Location: StatoilHydro Visualization Center, Rio de JaneiroInstructor: Nils Telnaes (StatoilHydro, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil)Fee: US$30Includes: Workbook, refreshments and lunchLimit: 12 people

Pre-Conference Short Course 8 Student Short Course — Integrated Basin and Play Analysis Date: Saturday, 14 NovemberTime: 09:00–17:00 Instructor: Bob Stewart (ExxonMobil, Houston, TX, USA)Fee: US$30Includes: Workbook, refreshments and lunchLimit: 30 people

Pre-Conference Workshop 9 — Guided Core Displays Brazilian Tertiary and Cretaceous Turbidites and Associated FaciesDate: Thursday, 19 NovemberTime: 09:30–16:00Guides: Luci Arienti and Viviane dos Santos (Petrobras, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil)Fee: Professional: US$800; Student: US$400 (limited)Includes: Workbook, refreshments and lunchLimit: 50 people

Post-Conference Short Course 10 Student Short Course — Integrated Basin and Play Analysis Date: Thursday, 19 NovemberTime: 09:00–17:00 Instructor: Bob Stewart (ExxonMobil, Houston, TX, USA)Fee: US$30Includes: Workbook, refreshments and lunchLimit: 30 people


See the short course sign in the registration area of Pavilion 5 for the location of post-conference short courses and workshops.

Post-Conference Short Course 113-D Petroleum System ModelingDates: Thursday–Friday, 19–20 NovemberTime: 09:00–17:00Instructor: Andre Bender (HRT Petroleum, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil)Fee: Professional: US$1,200; Student: US$100 (limited)Includes: Workbook, refreshments and lunchLimit: 50 people

Post-Conference Short Course 12 Student Short Course — Seismic Amplitude InterpretationDates: Thursday–Friday, 19–20 NovemberTime: 09:00–17:00 Instructor: Fred Hilterman (GeoKinetics, Houston, TX, USA )Fee: US$50Includes: Workbook, refreshments and lunchLimit: 30 people

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Post-Conference Short Course 13 Fluvial Stratigraphy Dates: Thursday–Friday, 19–20 NovemberInstructor: John Holbrook (University of Texas, Arlington, TX, USA)

Post-Conference Short Course 14 Brazilian Geology: Atlantic Brazilian MarginsDate: Friday, 20 NovemberInstructor: Nilo C. de Azambuja Filho (HRT Petroleum, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil)

Check for short course availability at any registration counter.

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Field TripsPre-Conference Field Trip 1 Paleozoic Amazonas Basin Field Trip Along the Tapajós River, Northern BrazilDates: Tuesday, 10 November, 19:00 – Friday, 13 November, 21:00 Location: Departs from and returns to Manaus, AmazonLeaders: Nilo Siguehiko Matsuda (Petrobras, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil), Wilson Rubem Winter (Petrobras, Macaé RJ, Brazil and Joaquim Wanderley Filho (Petrobras, Manaus, AM, Brazil)Fee: Professional: US$1,650; Student: US$825 (limited)Includes: Round-trip flight between Manaus and Itaituba, two nights lodging in Manaus based on single occupancy (Tuesday and Friday), lodging in Itaituba based on double occupancy, boat trip, all lunches, four breakfasts, three group dinners, refreshments and guidebook Limit: 14 people (minimum of 9 people)Note: Weather is very humid and warm in November. Participants should bring hats and sunglasses. Sunscreen is advisable. Outcrops are mostly on the river margins and generally of easy access but we recommend tennis shoes. Swim suits are recommended.

Pre-Conference Field Trip 3 — SOLD OUTStratigraphy, Sedimentology and Petroleum Systems of the Pre-Rift/Rift/Post-Rift Systems in the Sergipe-Alagoas Passive Margin Basin, Northeastern BrazilDates: Tuesday, 10 November, 19:00 – Saturday, 14 November, 14:00 Location: Departs from Aracaju, Sergipe, and returns to Recife, PernambucoLeaders: James V. Ferreira (Petrobras, Aracaju, SE, Brazil) and Francisco Eduardo G. Cruz (Petrobras, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil)Fee: Professional: US$1,000; Student: US$500 (limited)Includes: Field transportation, four nights lodging based on single occupancy (including Tuesday night), boat trip, lunches, four breakfasts, two group dinners (Wednesday and Friday), refreshments and guidebook Limit: 20 peopleNote: Weather is very warm in November. Participants should bring hats and sunglasses. Sunscreen is advisable. Outcrops are generally of easy access. We may have a chance to swim in the Sao Francisco River and at some clear water beaches in Alagoas, so swim suits are recommended.

Post-Conference Field Trip 4 — SOLD OUTPetroleum Systems of the Recôncavo BasinDates: Wednesday, 18 November, 20:30 – Saturday, 21 November, late afternoonLocation: Departs from and returns to Salvador, BahiaLeaders: Luciano P. Magnavita (Petrobras, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil) and Roberto R. Silva (Petrobras, Salvador, BA, Brazil)Fee: Professional: US$1,000; Student: US$500 (limited)Includes: Field transportation, four nights lodging based on single occupancy (including Saturday night), boat trip, lunches, four breakfasts, two dinners, refreshments and guidebookLimit: 20 peopleNote: Weather is very warm in November. Participants should bring hats and sunglasses. Sunscreen is advisable. Outcrops are generally of easy access.

Post-Conference Field Trip 5 Paleozoic Petroleum Systems of the Intracratonic Paraná BasinDates: Wednesday, 18 November, 20:30 – Sunday, 22 November, noon Location: Departs from Curitiba, Paraná, and returns to Foz de Iguacu, Paraná Leaders: Almerio B. França and Fernando F. Vesely (Petrobras, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil)Fee: Professional: US$1,000; Student: US$500 (limited)Includes: Field transportation, four nights lodging based on single occupancy (including Wednesday 18th), four breakfasts, lunches, refreshments and guidebookLimit: 20 people

Canceled

PRE-CONFERENCE Field Trip 2 Meso and Neoproterozoic of the Chapada Diamantina, Bahia, Northeastern BrazilDates: Tuesday, 10 November, 20:00 – Saturday, 14 November, 21:00 Location: Departs from and returns to Salvador, BahiaLeaders: Carlos Emanoel de Souza-Cruz (Petrobras, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil), Ricardo Defeo (Petrobras, Salvador, BA, Brazil) and and Cícero da Paixão Pereira (UFBA/CPGG, Salvador, BA, Brazil)

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Guest ToursTour 1Full-Day Tropical Islands Tour Date: Saturday, 14 NovemberTime: Pick-up from West area hotels: 08:00– Return: 18:30 approximately Pick-up from South area hotels: 09:00– Return: 18:30 approximatelyFee: US$100Includes: English/Spanish speaking guide, motor coach transportation, schooner cruise, buffet lunch with two non-alcoholic drinks (alcoholic drinks not included)Limit: Minimum 40 people

Tour 2 Half-Day Corcovado and Hippie Fair in IpanemaDate: Sunday, 15 NovemberTime: Pick-up from West area hotels: 08:00– Return: 14:00 approximately Pick-up from South area hotels: 09:00– Return: 14:00 approximatelyFee: US$60Includes: English/Spanish speaking guide, motor coach transportation, entrance fee for cogwheel train to visit Corcovado (lunch not included)Limit: Minimum 21 people

Tour 4Downtown City Tour including Sugar Loaf and National Historical MuseumDate: Tuesday, 17 NovemberTime: Pick-up from West area hotels: 08:00– Return: 14:00 approximately Pick-up from South area hotels: 09:00– Return: 14:00 approximatelyFee: US$60Includes: English/Spanish speaking guide, motor coach transportation, entrance fee for Sugar Loaf cable car (lunch not included)Limit: Minimum 21 people

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Tour 3Private Lunch with Fashion and Jewelry ShowDate: Monday, 16 November

Tour 5Full-Day Petropolis with Barbecue Lunch Date: Wednesday, 18 November

Hotel Pick-Up Points

West area hotels (Barra da Tijuca area):• Royal Bourbon Residence, Windsor Barra, Sheraton Barra and Royalty Barra

South area hotels (Copacabana area):• Sheraton Rio, Copacabana Palace and Rio Porto Bay

The Nex Level ExperienceNex Level has been appointed by AAPG as the official ground operator for the conference. In operation in Brazil for more than five years and with more than 25 years experience in conference and event management, Nex Level will provide attendees and guests with valuable tourism assistance.

Our TeamIf you have any questions do not hesitate to contact Nex Level Tours. Our experienced team of travel consultants will be happy to help you customize the best pre- or post- conference tours making this a memorable trip to Brazil. Visit www.AAPG.org/Rio and click through to our website to get more information on how we can customize a tour based on your preferences and budget.

For tour information contact Nex Level on-site near registration or:Tel: + 55 21 3816 7950Fax: + 55 21 3816 7951E-mail: [email protected]

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Student ReceptionDate: Monday, 16 NovemberTime: 19:00–20:00Location: Windsor Barra Hotel, Windsor RoomFee: Included with conference registration

All registered students and faculty are invited to attend this year’s Student Reception, where you’ll be greeted by AAPG and ABGP leaders, plus officials from the Students Reception sponsor.

This networking event for “neo geos” is a great place for you to make industry contacts, learn more about AAPG membership benefits, get information on student chapter programs and more. Students, this event is for you.

Student and Faculty LoungeDate: Monday, 16 November — Wednesday, 18 NovemberTime: Exhibition Hall hoursLocation: Exhibition HallFee: Included with conference registration

Food, friends and fun always get high marks. Take a break from conference activities and visit the Student and Faculty Lounge located inside the Exhibition Hall. Here you’ll find complimentary snacks, beverages and a comfortable chair where you can relax with friends or make new contacts with industry professionals.

Student Poster SessionDates: Monday–Tuesday, 16–17 NovemberTimes: Exhibition Hall hoursFee: Included with conference registration

This is a dedicated session for Brazilian university students to share their work with academic and industry colleagues.

See details on page 24.

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General Information

Conference Staff OfficeSunday, 15 November ................................. 08:00–20:00Monday, 16 November ................................ 08:00–18:30Tuesday, 17 November ................................ 08:00–18:30Wednesday, 18 November .......................... 08:00–14:00

Please come to Registration for general questions about ICE. If you need to speak with an AAPG staff member, the AAPG conference staff office is Room 102A. Please visit this office or telephone for assistance.

Telephone numbersInternational: +55 21 3035 9250 National: 21 3035 9250 Internal: 9250

Abstract CD-ROMPick up your free copy of the conference abstract CD-ROM by redeeming the ticket included in your registration packet. CD-ROMs are available during registration hours and will not be mailed.

Cyber C@féDate: Monday, 16 November—Wednesday, 18 NovemberTime: During exhibition hoursLocation: Exhibition Hall

Visit the Cyber C@fé to surf the web, follow links to exhibitors’ websites, retrieve and send e-mail and keep in touch with colleagues and family while you are attending the conference.

Electronic CapturingCapturing or photographing contents of oral or poster presentations or exhibition booths via any electronic media is strictly prohibited at all AAPG conventions and conferences.

Guest RegistrationGuest registration includes:

Opening Ceremony•Icebreaker Reception•Conference and Exhibition•End-of-Day Receptions•Exhibitor-Sponsored Luncheon•Amenity•

Judges InformationLocation: Pavilion 5, Level 2 Room 206Sunday, 15 November .................................. 13:00–18:00Monday, 16 November ................................. 08:00–18:00Tuesday, 17 November ................................. 08:00–18:00Wednesday, 18 November ........................... 08:00–18:00

All judges should stop by the Judges Room to pick up packets prior to their assigned sessions. You may enjoy a beverage and snack while you receive final instructions and answers to questions regarding the judging process. Completed scorecards should be returned to the Judges Room as soon as possible after evaluating the session.

Local InformationRio de Janeiro is divided into geographic zones: Zona Sul (South Zone), Zona Norte (North Zone), Zona Oeste (West Zone) and Centro (downtown). Each zone is subdivided into bairros (districts).

Zona Norte – This is where Rio’s International Airport Galeão/Tom Jobim (GIG) is located, at the Ilha do Governador district. The main bus terminal for interstate buses, Rodoviária Novo Rio, is also located here.Zona Oeste – ICE will be held at the Riocentro Exhibition & Convention center in Zona Oeste. This zone includes the Barra da Tijuca (or simply “Barra”) district and many of the conference hotels.Zona Sul – The districts of Ipanema, Copacabana and Leblon, where other conference hotels are located, are in Zona Sul. Most tourist destinations are also located in Zona Sul.Centro – This is considered downtown Rio and includes the city’s historic and financial center. The Santos Dumont Airport (SDU), offering domestic flights and shuttle service to São Paulo, is located in Centro.

Registration Location: Pavilion 5, Level 1 Sunday, 15 November . . . . . . . . 08:00–19:00Monday, 16 November . . . . . . . 08:00–17:00Tuesday, 17 November . . . . . . . 08:00–17:00Wednesday, 18 November . . . . . 08:00–14:00

Exhibition ScheduleLocation: Pavilion 2, Level 1Sunday, 15 November . . . . . . . . . . . 18:00–20:00Monday, 16 November . . . . . . . . . . 11:00–20:00Tuesday, 17 November . . . . . . . . . . 11:00–20:00Wednesday, 18 November . . . . . . . 11:00–16:30

Children under the age of 16 will not be allowed in the exhibition hall during setup or teardown. Children 13 and older will be allowed to attend the exhibition during regular exhibit hours if they are properly registered and wearing their badges. During exhibit hours, children under the age of 13 will not be allowed into any activities within the exhibition hall, including the Icebreaker Reception, unless they are young enough or small enough to be confined in a stroller, backpack or frontpack.

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DiningThe caipirinha is the national cocktail of Brazil made with cachaça, sugar and lemon.

Rodízio is a style of restaurant service in Brazilian and Portuguese restaurants. One pays a fixed price and the waiters bring an offering of food to each customer at several times throughout the meal, until the customers signify that they have had enough.

In churrascarias servers come to the table with knives and a skewer, on which are speared various kinds of meat, most commonly local cuts of beef, pork, or chicken whereas in a Pizza rodizio varied pizzas are brought on trays.

In Brazil, the word cerveja refers only to bottled or canned beer. Draft beer, which is far more popular than bottled beer in most places, is called chopp (pronounced SHOW-pee).

Lost and FoundLocation: Registration, Pavilion 5, Level 1

Items found during the conference and exhibition should be turned in at Registration. If you lose an item, check with Registration. If your item has not been turned in you may leave information on how to contact you should the item be found.

Luggage CheckLocation: Pavilion 5, Level 1 Days: Wednesday, 08:00–18:00

A luggage check is available for a nominal fee to hold boxes, suitcases, coats or briefcases. Laptops and computer bags cannot be accepted.

No Smoking PolicySmoking is prohibited inside the Pavilions at Riocentro.

Online Conference Itinerary PlannerThe Online Itinerary Planner allows attendees to view abstracts, sessions and other events. The items of interest may then be selected to create a personalized itinerary for the conference. Make your plan online at www.AAPG.org/Rio.

Parking at Riocentro Riocentro has parking administered and controlled by a third party. The cost to park during the conference is R$36 per day with in and out privileges. Make sure your parking ticket is visible at all times. Use Gate E to enter and Gate C to exit. Overnight parking is not permitted at the Riocentro. There is a fine of R$500 per night if your vehicle is left overnight.

Speakers and Poster Presenters BreakfastLocation: Pavilion 5, Level 1, Room 101 Time: 08:00–08:45 (Mon-Wed)

A light breakfast is provided for you on the day of your presentation in Riocentro. This is an opportunity for you to meet your session chairs and other presenters as well as receive the overall session schedule and specific notes concerning your session room.

Speakers Service CenterLocation: Pavilion 5, Level 2 Room 205Sunday, 15 November .................................. 13:00–19:00Monday, 16 November ................................. 08:00–18:00Tuesday, 17 November ................................. 08:00–18:00Wednesday, 18 November ........................... 08:00–16:00

The Speakers Service Center will have several rehearsal stations equipped with computers. As a presenter, you are required to check into the Speakers Service Center no later than the afternoon of the day prior to your presentation. Please deliver your computer-based presentation to the attendant. It

Conference ShuttleFree shuttle bus transportation for all registered delegates will operate 15–18 November from the hotels listed below to Riocentro and back. Buses will be identified by their route number.

Routes and pick up times Route 1 South Zone Route 2 Sheraton Rio Route 3 Barra da Tijuca

Hotel Rio Porto Bay Sheraton Rio Windsor Barra, Sheraton Barra, Royalty Barra, Bourbon Residence

15 November 07:30, 10:30, 13:30, 14:30 07:30 to 15:00 (every hour); 15:00 to 18:00 (every 20 minutes)

07:30 to 15:00 (every hour); 15:00 to 18:00 (every 20 minutes)

16 to 18 November 06:15, 07:15, 09:15 07:00 to 08:00 (every 10 minutes); 08:00 to 10:00 (every 30 minutes); 10:00 to 17:00 (every hour)

07:00 to 08:00 (every 10 minutes), 08:00 to 10:00 (every 30 minutes), 10:00 to 17:00 (every hour)

Return times 17:00, 19:00, 21:00 12:00 to 18:00 (every hour);18:00 to 21:00

12:00 to 18:00 (every hour) 18:00 to 21:00

For those attending the Speakers and Poster Presenter’s Breakfasts on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the Riocentro at 08:00, you will need to take the first shuttle from your hotel.

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is especially critical for Monday morning session presenters to check in on Sunday. Please be sure to check “in” and “out” with a Speakers Service Center attendant.

TransportationPublic TransportationAir-conditioned buses: Locally known as frescão (freshcaun) — the fresh guys — air-conditioned buses can be hailed, just like taxis. They run along the beach and connect South Side neighborhoods to each other, downtown, the airport and Barra. They do not have a fixed schedule posted on the street, though. As they are not as frequent as regular buses, you may have to wait for a few minutes.

Buses: Rio’s most popular means of transportation, yet the •trickiest to master. A ride on a circular line bus is less than R$2. There are bus lines connecting the whole city, and you do not need exact change. There is a professional known as cobrador sitting behind a turnstile to collect your money and give you change.

Buses are not air-conditioned, and at rush hours they may look more like sardine cans. Safety is an issue to consider. Sometimes pickpockets and petty thieves take advantage of crowded buses to prey upon commuters.

Bus lines running past Riocentro (subject to change):* Cascadura-Riocentro (757)* Cascadura-Riocentro (763)* Castelo-Taquara (2113)* Praça XV-Riocentro (268)* Terminal Alvorada (708)

* Barra da Tijuca (706)

Radio taxis: These white, blue or red taxis are reserved by •calling the company and requesting service. Cars are bigger and usually air-conditioned. Some radio-taxis charge by the meter, others charge flat rates. Ask for all details first. They will need a contact phone number to confirm the ride.

Yellow taxis: Taxis are a bright yellow with a blue stripe on the •sides. Yellow taxis run by the meter. There is an initial fare and the meter starts ticking as soon as you get in. After 21:00 and on weekends fares are a little higher. A tip of R$1 is normal. Some taxis are air-conditioned at no extra charge.

Subway (Metrô): Rio’s subway is still relatively small, but it is •safe, comfortable and reliable. It is especially useful to take you from Copacabana to Botafogo, Flamengo, Gloria and Downtown. The subway does not yet reach Ipanema, Leblon and Barra. Cars stop running at 23:00 and on weekends.

Visitors traveling to Riocentro by subway (Metrô) should catch the Metrô Barra bus at the Siqueira Campos Station at Copacabana, getting off at the Terminal Alvorada bus terminal boarding other buses going past the Riocentro.

Hotel Address Phone # Shuttle

Copacabana Palace Avenida Atlântica 1702 Copacabana 22021-001

Tel: +55 21 2548 7070 Fax: +55 21 2235 7330

Copacabana Area

Rio Porto Bay Internacional Av. Atlântica, 1500 Copacabana 22021-000

Tel: +55 21 2546 8000 Fax: +55 21 2542 5443

Copacabana Area

Royal Bourbon Residence Rua Malibú, 1.355 Barra da Tijuca – 22793-295

Tel: +55 21 3622 4600 Fax: +55 21 3622 4600

Barra da Tijuca Area

Royalty Barra Av. do Pepe, 690 Barra da Tijuca 22622-170

Tel: +55 21 2483 5373 Fax: +55 21 2493 0482


Sheraton Barra Avenida Lúcio Costa, 3150 Barra da Tijuca 22630-010

Tel: +55 21 3139 8000 Fax: +55 21 3139 8085


Sheraton Rio Av. Niemeyer, 121 Leblon 22450-220

Tel: +55 21 2274 1122 Fax: +55 21 2239 5643

Copacabana Area

Windsor Barra Av. Sernambetiba, 2630 Barra da Tijuca 22620-172

Tel.: +55 21 2195 5000 Fax: +55 21 2195 5050


Conference Hotel Information


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First AidPavilion 5, Level 1A professional medic and first aid supplies are available during operational hours and can provide first line medical treatment. If required, ambulance services can be provided on request.

Hours:Saturday, 14 November . . . . . . . . . . 08:00–18:30Sunday, 15 November . . . . . . . . . . . 08:00–21:00Monday, 16 November . . . . . . . . . . 08:00–21:00Tuesday, 17 November . . . . . . . . . . 08:00–21:00Wednesday, 18 November . . . . . . . 08:00–19:00Thursday, 19 November . . . . . . . . . 08:00–12:00

HospitalsHospital SamaritanoRua Bambina, 98, BotafogoZona Sul +55 21 2537 9722

Barra Dor HospitalAv. Ayrton Senna2541 Barra da Tijuca+55 21 2430 3600

SecurityConference security has been arranged to handle security-related issues. Report security issues to any of the following:

AAPG Conference Staff •Conference Security Personnel•AAPG Registration Supervisor•

AAPG Staff Office and Phone NumbersPavilion 5, Level 1Room 102AAAPG Staff Office: +55 21 3035 9250 (international), 21 3035 9250 (national) or 9250 (internal)Convention Operations Manager + 1 918 645 8247

Emergency Phone NumbersCivil Police: 21 3399 7170 (national)Fire Department: 193Ambulance: 192

BadgesBadges must be worn at all times while attending the conference. For your safety, remove your name badge once you exit the convention center.

HotelsWe encourage you to review the safety and security information provided at your hotel during your stay.

Registering with Your EmbassyTravel advice to tourists suggests that you register with your country’s embassy when traveling abroad.

Special AssistanceAccessible ramps are located outside the Paviliions. Elevators to the various floors in the center are located on Level 1.

Unattended ItemsFor your safety, please do not leave items unattended. Items left unattended will be confiscated and/or destroyed. To report lost or stolen items, please contact the Conference Registration Desk located in Pavilion 5, Level 1.

Safety, Security and Emergency Information

You are highly encouraged to be aware of safety, security and emergency information at all times. Although AAPG and the ABGP are taking many steps to provide a sound environment, safety and security are ultimately an individual responsibility. We recommend your awareness of the safest evacuation route relative to your location at all times during the conference.

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