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Conference Program

Tuesday, 17 June, 0900 to 1200

Telus Exhibit Hall C

UNCONVENTIONAL GAS EXPLOITATION

Moderators
David Dunn, Fekete Associates
Mona D. Trick, Neotechnology Consultants

Panelists
Jack R. Jones, BP Canada Energy Company: Tight Gas Sands
Christopher Clarkson, ConocoPhillips: Coalbed Methane
Basim Faraj, Talisman Energy: Shale Gas
Mehran Pooladi-Darvish, University of Calgary: Natural Gas Hydrates

Tuesday, 17 June, 1330 to 1600

Telus 103

GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS

Session Chairpersons: Basim Faraj, Talisman Energy
Federico Krause, University of Calgary
1330 114902 Fracture Detection in Unconventional Gas Plays Using 3D-Seismic Data • F.D. Gray, CGGVeritas
1400 114969 Evaluating Crossflow Migration Drainage • J. Scholz, F. Sorensen, PHH Petroleum Consultants; T.A. Hamp, Prairie Light Consulting
1430 114989 Practical Anisotropic Depth Migration • R. Schmid, M. Stevenson, CGGVeritas
1500 114957 Volumes and Areas of Pendular Rings With Nonzero Contact Angle in Tight Gas Sands Dominated by Contractional Fractures and Slot Porosity • R. Aguilera, University of Calgary

Tuesday, 17 June, 1330 to 1600

Telus 102

FIELD DEVELOPMENT AND OPTIMIZATION

Session Chairpersons: Ibrahim Mohamed, Murphy Oil Company
Paul V. Pedersen, Arcan Resources
1330 114257 Initial Surveillance in the Cannonball Field: Design, Implementation, and Interpretation • S.T. Jemmott, K. Baksh, J.R. Jones, BP
1400 114798 Increased Drilling Efficiency of Gas-Storage Wells Proven Using Drilling Simulation • G. Hareland, H. Motahhari, University of Calgary; J.P. Hayes, GSA Energy Company; A. Qureshi, Shell Canada
1430 114884 Filtering Elevation Profile Data To Improve Performance of Multiphase Pipeline Simulations • D.F. Jackson, Neotechnology Consultants
1500 115077 Low-Volume Pumping Systems: Moving Gallons To Produce Thousands • M.W. Poythress, CDI Energy Services; O.L. Rowlan, Echometer Company
1530 115003 Central America Operator Uses Versatile Surface Packoff for Improved Well-Construction Operations • R.R. Monroy, Pemex; H.E. Rogers, J. Castro Paez, C.I. Martinez, Halliburton

Tuesday, 17 June, 1330 to 1600

Telus 104

WELL CONSTRUCTION

Session Chairpersons: Ottmar F. Hoch, Halliburton
Hector R. Quiroga, Sproule Associates
1330 114927 Novel Low Heat-of-Hydration Cement for Compositions for Cementing Gas Hydrate Zones • B.R. Reddy, Halliburton
1400 115008 New Steel PDC Drill-Bit Technology Redefines Performance Standards in Key Natural-Gas Applications • T. Beaton, J. Herman, X-treme Bits & Downhole Tooling; C.W. Miko, Cabot Petroleum; B.P. Denouden, Ramdar Resource Management
1430 114759 Test Method To Optimize Acid-Soluble Cement for Unconventional Gas Completions • K. Luke, K.S. Soucy, Trican Well Service
1500 115004 New Environment-Friendly Cement Slurries With Enhanced Mechanical Properties • A.H. Mahmoudkhani, D. Huynh, C.J. Sylvestre, J. Schneider, Sanjel Corporation
1530 113816 Angsi K-Sand Production Performance: A Case History of Hydraulically Fractured Retrograde Gas-Condensate Reservoir • M. Othman, J. Yang, M.O. Chong, Petronas; M.S. Zakaria, B. Asgar Ali, B.C. Cheong, Schlumberger

Wednesday, 18 June, 0900 to 1200

Telus 103

GAS IN THE FUTURE OF ENERGY

Session Chairpersons: Don D. Lajoie, RPS Energy
Jay P. Smith, Samson Resources
0900 114952 Global Possibilities of Future Methane and Hydrogen Economies • R.F. Aguilera, Catholic University of Chile; R. Aguilera, University of Calgary
0930 114195 Developing Tight Gas Sand Adviser for Completion and Stimulation in Tight Gas Sand Reservoirs Worldwide • S.A. Holditch, K.Y. Bogatchev, Texas A&M University
1000 114992 Development of Coalbed Methane in Australia: Unique Approaches and Tools • Y. Ham, A. Kantzas, University of Calgary
1030 114935 Gas Transportation: Present and Future • J.J. Rajnauth, K.B. Ayeni, M.A. Barrufet, Texas A&M University
1100 115009 Screening of Oil-Degrading and Hydrogen-Producing Microorganisms for Microbial Conversion of CO2 Into CH4 in Oil Reservoir • Y. Sugai, T. Niimi, K. Sasaki, Kyushu University; Y. Hattori, S. Kano, T. Mukaidani, K. Fujiwara, Chugai Technos Corporation; K. Okatsu, Japan Oil, Gas & Metals National Corporation
1130 114521 Behavior of the Mercury Removal Absorbents at Egyptian Gas Plant • M. Abu El Ela, Cairo University; M.H. Nabawi, M. Abd-Alaziem Ahmed, Khalda Petroleum 

Alternate

  113556 Chemical Recovery of Gas Hydrates Using Fluorine Gas and Microwave Technology • R. Garg, K. Ogra, A. Choudhary, R.J. Menezes, Maharashtra Institute of Technology

Wednesday, 18 June, 0900 to 1200

Telus 102

MATERIAL BALANCE AND RESERVOIR MODELING

Session Chairpersons: Raheleh S. Mojarad, Petro Canada
Peter H. Sammon, Computer Modelling Group
0930 114995 Application of Flowing p/Z* Material Balance for Dry Coalbed-Methane Reservoirs • K. Morad, Fekete Associates; C.R. Clarkson, ConocoPhillips
1000 114954 Simplifying Gas Production Modeling • C.L. Jordan, R.A. Jackson, BOE Solutions; C.R. Smith, SemCAMS
1030 114593 Estimating Water-Production Behavior From Edgewater Drive in a Monocline Reservoir • K.B. Ayeni, R.A. Wattenbarger, J.B. Maggard, Texas A&M University
1100 114567 A New Approach To Improve the Phase Behavior of Supercritical Hydrocarbons Using PR EOS • M. Rabiei Faradonbeh, University of Calgary; A. Bahramian, University of Tehran; R. Masoudi, Petronas
1130 113665 Discussion on Dynamic Reserves Estimation of Multilayer Gas Reservoir With Material-Balance Method • H. Sun, Y. Wan, S. Zhong, Langfang Brach of RIPED; L. Liu, Changqing Oilfield Company

Wednesday, 18 June, 0900 to 1200

Telus 104

FORMATION DAMAGE AND HYDRAULIC FRACTURING

Session Chairpersons: Ottmar F. Hoch, Halliburton
Wally Kozak, Calfrac Well Services
0900 114285 The Optimal Hydraulic Fracture Geometry Under Non-Darcy Flow Effects • F. Zeng, G. Zhao, University of Regina
1000 114516 Laboratory Measurements of Gas-Water Interfacial Tension at HP/HT Reservoir Conditions • J.A. Rushing, Anadarko Petroleum; K.E. Newsham, Apache Corporation; K.C. Van Fraassen, S.A. Mehta, G.R. Moore, University of Calgary
1030 114695 Use of Hydrajet Perforating To Improve Fracturing Success Sees Global Expansion • B.W. McDaniel, J.B. Surjaatmadja, L.E. East, Halliburton
1100 114866 Design and Operational Factors for the Life of the Well and Abandonment • F. Tahmourpour, M.D. Exner, I. Khallad, Halliburton
1130 114768 Successful Multistage Horizontal Well Fracturing in the Deep Gas Reservoirs of Saudi Arabia: Field Testing of a Promising, Innovative New Completion Technology • J.R. Solares, C.A. Franco, H.M. Al-Marri, H.H. Al-Jubran, Saudi Aramco; V. Ramanathan, S.K. Kelkar, Schlumberger; B.B. Johnston, Packers Plus

Wednesday, 18 June, 1330 to 1600

Telus 103

EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES

Session Chairpersons: Don D. Lajoie, RPS Energy
Mona D. Trick, Neotechnology Consultants
1330 114495 Controlling Environmental Noise From Coalbed Methane Operations • D. DeGagne, Noise Solutions; D. Burke, Energy Resources Conservation Board
1400 114976 Application of Stirling Cycle Generators in Production Operations • B.D. Dotson, BP; J.M. Rochelle, U.S. Department of Energy; L. Madden, WhisperGen
1430 114486 Gas Well Optimization: A Surface Roughness Approach • F.F. Farshad, H.H. Rieke, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
1500 113781 Optimizing Glycol Dehydration System for Maximum Efficiency: A Case Study of a Gas Plant in Nigeria • T.I. Arubi, Afrogus Consulting; U.I. Duru, Federal University of Technology Owerri
1530 113718 The Use of Reinforced Thermoplastic Pipe in Oil and Gas Gathering and Produced Water Pipelines • J. Conley, B. Weller, E. Slingerland, Flexpipe Systems

Wednesday, 18 June, 1330 to 1600

Telus 102

INFLOW AND DECLINE ANALYSIS

Session Chairpersons: Thomas G. Harding, University of Calgary
George E. Petrosky, ConocoPhillips
1330 114591 Rate Transient Analysis in Naturally Fractured Shale Gas Reservoirs • R.O. Bello, R.A. Wattenbarger, Texas A&M University
1400 114331 Evaluation of Rigless Water Shutoff Treatments To Be Used in Arab C Carbonate Reservoir in Saudi Arabia • A.M. Al Dhafeeri, Saudi Aramco; H.A. Nasr El Din, Texas A&M University; A.M. Al-Harith, Saudi Aramco
1430 114953 Making the Most of Conventional Decline Analysis • C.L. Jordan, R.A. Jackson, BOE Solutions; C.R. Smith, SemCAMS
1500 114991 Tight Gas Production Performance Using Decline Curves • C.L. Kupchenko, B.W. Gault, L. Mattar, Fekete Associates
1530 114947 Integrating Multiple Production Analysis Techniques To Assess Tight Gas Sand Reserves: Defining a New Paradigm for Industry Best Practices • D. Ilk, Texas A&M University; A.D. Perego, J.A. Rushing, Anadarko Petroleum; T.A. Blasingame, Texas A&M University

Wednesday, 18 June, 1330 to 1600

Telus 104

HORIZONTAL AND SLANTED BOREHOLES

 

Session Chairpersons: Dennis E. Hahn, RPS Energy
Geir Hareland, University of Calgary
1330 114955 Cementing Horizontal Wells: Complete Zonal Isolation Without Casing Rotation • M. Carrasco Teja, I. Frigaard, B. Seymour, University of British Columbia
1400 114970 Directional Specific TCI Drill Bit Design Features Allow for High Penetration Rates and Improved Durability in Tough Build Sections in Canadian Applications • C. Mason, C. Rickabaugh, E.R. Olson, Hughes Christensen
1430 114975 Performance Paradigm Shift: Drilling Vertical and Directional Sections Through Abrasive Formations With Roller Cone Bits • R.J. Buske, C. Rickabaugh, J.F. Bradford, H. Lukasewich, J. Overstreet, Hughes Christensen
1500 114972 Fishing MWD Tools in Horizontal Wells Without Fluid Circulation • G.W. Frasure, Welltec; J.D. Travis, Southwestern Energy Production Company; W. Montgomery, Express Energy Services
1530 114645 Increased Oil Production by Unconventional Wells—Short Radius, Horizontal, and Multilateral in the Hassi Messaoud: Thick Multilayer Cambrian Formation, Algeria • Y. Boughaba, Sonatarch; D. Tiab, University of Oklahoma

Thursday, 19 June, 0900 to 1200

Telus 103

FLUID AND RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION

Session Chairpersons: Paul V. Pedersen, Arcan Resources
Mona D. Trick, Neotechnology Consultants
0900 114518 Natural Gas z Factors at HP/HT Reservoir Conditions: Comparing Laboratory Measurements With Industry Standard Correlations for a Dry Gas • J.A. Rushing, Anadarko Petroleum; K.E. Newsham, Apache Corporation; K.C. Van Fraassen, S.A. Mehta, G.R. Moore, University of Calgary
0930 114994 Measurement of Relative Permeability of Coal: Approaches and Limitations • Y. Ham, A. Kantzas, University of Calgary
1000 114177 Examples of Fractured Carbonate Reservoir Rocks of Russia and Relationship Between Porosity and Permeability in Carbonate Rocks • G.V. Chilingar, M.R. Haroun, University of Southern California; K.I. Bagrintseva, Russian Research Geological Institute for Oil
1030 114517 The Catalytic Effects of Nonhydrocarbon Contaminants on Equilibrium Water Vapor Content for a Dry Gas at HP/HT Reservoir Conditions • J.A. Rushing, Anadarko Petroleum; K.E. Newsham, Apache Corporation; K.C. Van Fraassen, S.A. Mehta, G.R. Moore, University of Calgary
1100 114452 A Simple and Accurate Mathematical Model for Predicting Productivity of Multifractured Horizontal Wells • B. Guo, X. Yu, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
1130 114454 Dewpoint Pressure Model for Gas Condensate Reservoirs Based on Genetic Programming • E.E. Shokir, King Saud University

Thursday, 19 June, 0900 to 1200

Telus 102

FORMATION EVALUATION

Session Chairpersons: Jack R. Jones, BP Canada Energy Company
Christopher L. Kupchenko, Fekete Associates
0900 115001 Pressure Transient Test Design in Dual Porosity Tight Gas Formations • M.S. Shahamat, R. Aguilera, University of Calgary
0930 114998 Modified Flow After Flow Test To Predict Deliverability of Gas Wells With Turbulence • S. Kisko, S.S. Liao, L. Mattar, Fekete Associates
1000 114946 New Semianalytical Solutions for Multilayer Reservoirs • E. Lolon, Pinnacle Technologies; R.A. Archer, University of Auckland; D. Ilk, T.A. Blasingame, Texas A&M University
1030 114485 Case Study: Production Data and Pressure-Transient Analysis of Horseshoe Canyon CBM Wells • C.R. Clarkson, ConocoPhillips
1100 114925 Integrated Petrophysical Evaluation of Shale Gas Reservoirs • D.J. Jacobi, M. Gladkikh, B. LeCompte, G. Hursan, F. Mendez, J. Longo, S. Ong, M. Bratovich, G.L. Patton, Baker Hughes; P. Shoemaker, Shoemaker Exploration Company
1130 114514 Applicability of the Arps Rate Time Relationships for Evaluating Decline Behavior and Ultimate Gas Recovery of Coalbed Methane Wells • J.A. Rushing, A.D. Perego, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation; T.A. Blasingame, Texas A&M University

Thursday, 19 June, 0900 to 1200

Telus 104

UNCONVENTIONAL GAS COMPLETIONS

Session Chairpersons: Raymond A. Mireault, Fekete Associates
Jay P. Smith, Samson Resources
0900 108233 Advanced Heated Annulus Drive Technology: An Emerging Technology Compatible With Directional Drilling To Improve Recovery From Tar Sand Reservoirs • W. Ali, University of Engineering & Technology of Lahore
0930 114977 Use of Bandra Formation Lean Gas as Fuel Gas at Heera Processing Complex (Offshore) • A.K. Gupta, N. Asija, Oil & Natural Gas Corporation
1000 113487 Optimizing Horizontal Completions in the Cleveland Tight Gas Sand • M.L. Samuelson, T. Akinwande, R.B. Connell, Schlumberger; R. Grossman, Panther Energy; B.D. Strickland, Packers Plus
1030 114973 One Trip Multistage Completion Technology for Unconventional Gas Formations • D.R. Watson, D.G. Durst, J.T. Harris, J.D. Contreras, Baker Oil Tools
1100 114797 Advanced Drilling Simulation Proves Managed Pressure Drilling (MPD) Economical in Gasfield Developments in Western Canada • G. Hareland, I.V. Olea Uribe, F. Shirkavand, R.R. Teichrob, A. Kustamsi, University of Calgary
1130 115002 Optimizing Gas Recovery With Solid Expandable Technology • M.B. Holland, J.E. Chipiuk, Enventure Global Technology