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Monday: 1500 - 1800
Tuesday: 0700 - 1800
Wednesday: 0730 - 1700
Thursday: 0730 - 1400
| Session Chairpersons: | Iain Cooper, Schlumberger Dan Mueller, BJ Services |
| 0800 | 112626 | Optimized Deepwater Cement Design for Record-Length Expandable
Liner D.E. Schultz, G.M. Pollard, Nexen Petroleum USA; G.A. Fuller, J.C. Langlinais, M.C. Serio, J.C. Bradley, Halliburton |
| 0830 | 112725 | Are Casing Centralization Calculations Really
Conservative? D.J. Guillot, B. Froelich, E. Caceres, R. Verbakel, Schlumberger |
| 0900 | 112715 | Innovative Hydraulic Isolation Material Preserves Well
Integrity J. Roth, Talisman Energy; C.J. Reeves, C. Johnson, G.G. DeBruijn, M. Bellabarba, S. Le Roy-Delage, H. Bulte-Loyer, Schlumberger |
| 0930 | 112716 | A Successful Field Experience: Shallow Water Flow--How To Avoid the
Need for an Additional Casing String R.O. Pedersen, T. Oian, T. Haugland, B. Watts, StatoilHydro; S. Taoutaou, A. Stakkestad, Schlumberger |
| Unassigned | ||
| 112703 | Zonal Isolation in Reservoir Containing CO2 and H2S N. Moroni, C. Repetto, ENI; K. Ravi, Halliburton |
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| Session Chairpersons: | Isabel Gil, Halliburton Wajid Rasheed, ttnrg |
| 0800 | 112651 | Successful Implementation of First Closed-Loop, Multiservice
Control System for Automated Pressure Management in a Shallow Gas Well Offshore
Myanmar P.D. Fredericks, D. Reitsman, At Balance; T. Runggai, N. Hudson, Petronas; R. Zaeper, O. Backhaus, INTEQ; M. Hernandez, IntelliServ |
| 0830 | 112662 | Managed Pressure Drilling Success Continues on Auger
TLP M.J. Chustz, Shell; L.D. Smith, Signa Engineering; D.M. Dell, At Balance |
| 0900 | 112761 | Simulations Comparing Different Initial Responses to Kicks Taken
During Managed Pressure Drilling A.K. Das, Blade Energy; J.R. Smith, Louisiana State University; P.J. Frink, Blade Energy |
| 0930 | 112779 | Offshore Underbalanced Drilling-The Challenge at
Surface G. Gough, Weatherford; R.A. Graham, DONG Energy |
| Unassigned | ||
| 112739 | MPD Operation Solved Drilling Challenges in a Severely Depleted
HP/HT Reservoir K.S. Bjorkevoll, D.O. Molde, R. Rommetveit, SINTEF Petroleum Research; S. Syltoy, StatoilHydro |
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| Session Chairpersons: | Curtis Cheatham, Weatherford Hermann Spoerker, OMV A.G. |
| 0800 | 112533 | Automatic Real-Time Drilling Supervision, Simulation, 3D
Visualization, and Diagnosis on Ekofisk R. Rommetveit, K.S. Bjorkevoll, SINTEF Petroleum Research; S.I. Odegaard, Hitec Products Drilling; M.C. Herbert, ConocoPhillips; G.W. Halsey, SINTEF Petroleum Research |
| 0830 | 112636 | High Speed Telemetry Drill Pipe Network Optimizes Drilling Dynamics
and Wellbore Placement T.H. Ali, M. Sas, J.A. Hood, S.R. Lemke, A. Srinivasan, INTEQ; J. McKay, K.S. Fereday, C. Mondragon, S.C. Townsend, S.T. Edwards, BP; M. Hernandez, M. Reeves, IntelliServ |
| 0900 | 112702 | The Utilization of the Massive Amount of Real-Time Data Acquired in
Wired-Drillpipe Operations T.S. Olberg, H. Laastad, StatoilHydro; B. Lesso, A. Newton, Schlumberger |
| 0930 | 112742 | A Step Change in Total System Approach Through Wired-Drillpipe
Technology V. Nygard, M. Jahangir, T. Gravem, E. Nathan, INTEQ; J.G. Evans, Hughes Christensen; M. Reeves, IntelliServ; H. Wolter, S. Hovda, StatoilHydro |
| Unassigned | ||
| 112683 | A New Mud-Pulse Telemetry System for Enhanced MWD/LWD
Applications C. Klotz, P.R. Bond, I. Wassermann, S. Priegnitz, Baker Hughes |
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| Moderators: | Ford Brett, President - Petroskills Oil and Gas Consultants International |
The growth in drilling activity and rig demand has exploded during the past three years. In the next three years, more than 120 new offshore rigs will join the drilling fleet with average personnel requirements of around 200 to operate and support each rig. The estimate for new land rig builds worldwide in 2007 was around 750. Compounding the personnel issue is the growth (and replacement) plans for drilling contractors, service companies, and operators. Demand for people stands at its highest level in more than a quarter of a century. Meanwhile, our most experienced people are crossing the threshold to retirement. The experienced "knowledge gurus" are often promoted to management and mentor positions as our employee base grows, with an often adverse affect on front line efficiency, as the average experience level drops.
How can we accelerate the competency curve for the thousands of new hires that will join our ranks to meet demand predictions? What processes and methods will we evolve to sustain growth to 2015? Will the recruitment sources and techniques of today be the same for tomorrow?
| Panelists: | Ross Richardson, Director, HR, HSEQ and Training, KCA Deutag Didier Charreton, Vice President Human Resources - BHI Corporate, Baker Hughes Walter A. F. Simpson, General Manager, Operations and Well Engineering, BG Group |
| Session Chairpersons: | Randall Kubota, Chevron Han Tiebout, GustoMSC |
| 1400 | 112787 | Design and Qualification of Critical Landing
String Assemblies for Deepwater Wells A.J. Cantrell, T H Hill Associates; C.N. Beiriger, Chevron; D. Everage, B.L. Hubbard, T H Hill Associates |
| 1430 | 112630 | Improving Hole Quality and Casing-Running Performance in Riserless
Topholes-Deepwater Angola T.J. Akers, ExxonMobil |
| 1500 | 112788 | Surface BOP System for Subsea Development Offshore Brazil in 1,900
m of Water B.A. Tarr, T. Taklo, A. Hudson, L.A. Olijnik, H. Shu, Shell; R. Greff, Transocean |
| 1600 | 112388 | PRD12,000 Drill Ship; increasing Efficiency in Deep Water
Operations B. Fossli, Ocean Riser Systems; S.M. Hendriks, GustoMSC |
| 1630 | 112597 | Megathist Units-Operational Optimization With Four Identical
Drilling Rigs After 5 Years Of Operation G. Bocabarteille, D. Dupuis, J. Araujo, Pride International |
| 1700 | 112723 | Requirements for a Full Drill Through Subsea Wellhead and Tree
System S. Lewis, J.J. Suter, ExxonMobil |
| Unassigned | ||
| 112660 | Building and Testing a Battery-Operated Subsea Shut-off
System A.S. Bamford, C.A. Mowat, L. Wickramaratne, M. Teixeira, Geoprober Drilling |
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| 112704 | Evaluating the True Cost of Losing a Bottomhole
Assembly E.M. Tollefsen, A.L. Weber, D. Crowell, Z. Nagy, Schlumberger |
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| Session Chairpersons: | Tom Gee, Weatherford International Tommy Warren, Tesco Corporation |
| 1400 | 111806 | Successful Application of Casing-While-Drilling Technology in a
Canadian Arctic Permafrost Application H. Vrielink, BP; J.S. Bradford, Chevron; L. Basarab, Tesco Corporation; C.C. Ubaru, Hughes Christensen |
| 1430 | 112544 | Annular Pressure Loss Predictions for Various Stand-off
Devices D. Yao, University of Houston G. Robello, Halliburton |
| 1500 | 112545 | Casing Drilling in the San Juan Basin To Eliminate Lost Returns in
a Depleted Coal Formation S.D. Robinson T.M. Bealessio, R.S. Shafer, ConocoPhillips |
| 1600 | 112560 | A Case History of Casing Directional Drilling in the Norwegian
Sector of the North Sea K.A. Bourassa, T. Husby, R.D. Watts, ConocoPhillips; D. Oveson, T.M. Warren, Tesco Corporation; H. Bjoerneli, W.G. Lesso, F. Sunde, Schlumberger |
| 1630 | 112561 | Development, Testing, and Field Deployment of a Hydraulically
Expanded Solid Liner Hanger in a Casing Directionally Drilled Well in
Norway K.A. Bourassa, T. Husby, R.D. Watts, ConocoPhillips; P.R. Hazel, C. Nussbaum, P. Wood, Read Well Services |
| 1700 | 112608 | Installing 56 Surface Casing Strings in 40 Well Slots Successfully
in Bohai Bay, China F. Fu, S.C. Actis, K.J. Strachan, ConocoPhillips |
| Unassigned | ||
| 112776 | Novel Stabilizers for Casing Drilling Simplify BHA, Handling, and
Cost D.C. Limbert, ConocoPhillips; S. Langford, Grant Prideco; J.H. Gammage, Wearsox |
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| Session Chairpersons: | Sabine Zeilinger, ExxonMobil |
| 1400 | 112620 | How Effective Is Current Solids-Control Equipment for Drilling
Fluids Weighted With Micron-Sized Weight Material? J. Massam, S. Stocks, D. Oakley, C. Bremner, M-I SWACO |
| 1430 | 112657 | Use of New Hydrostatic Packer Concept To Manage Lost Returns, Well
Control, and Cement Placement in Field Operations F.E. Dupriest, ExxonMobil |
| 1500 | 112727 | Treatment of Nonaqueous-Fluid-Contaminated Drill Cuttings-Raising
Environmental and Safety Standards A.J. Kirkness, D. Garrick, TWMA |
| 1600 | 112687 | Automatic Measurement of Drilling Fluid and Drill Cuttings
Properties A. Saasen, T. Omland, StatoilHydro; S. Ekrene, J. Breviere, E. Villard, Geoservices; N. Kaageson-Loe, A. Tehrani, J. Cameron, M. Freeman, F. Growcock, A. Patrick, T. Stock, M-I-SWACO; T. Jorgensen, F. Reinholt, N. Scholz, AnaTec; H.E. Amundsen, A. Steele, EPX; G. Meeten, Schlumberger |
| 1630 | 112602 | Mitigating Risks From Waste Subsurface Injection Through Accurate
Downhole Pressure Measurement, Analysis, and Fracture Monitoring T. Shokanov, F.E. Fragachan, M-I Swaco; S.B. Feyereisen, J.M. Greener, BP |
| 1700 | 112529 | Reducing Risk by Using a Unique Oil-Based Drilling Fluid in an
Offshore Casing Directional Drilling Operation R.W. James, ConocoPhillips; O.I.Prebensen, O. Randeberg, M-I SWACO |
| Unassigned | ||
| 112604 | Experimental Study and Modeling of Yield Power-Law Fluid Flow in
Annuli with Drillpipe Rotation R.M. Ahmed, S.Z. Miska, University of Tulsa |
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