Agenda
All times Indochina Time (ICT, UTC +7)
Tuesday, June 08
Phongsthorn Thavisin
Chief Executive Offcer
PTTEP
Roddie Mackenzie
Senior Vice President, Marketing,
Innovation and Industry Relations
Transocean Offshore Deepwater Inc.
Tom Blasingame
2021 President
Society of Petroleum Engineers
Harvey Snowling
Chief Operating Officer
Borr Drilling
Azral Abdul Rahim
Head, Wells Delivery & Join Ventures - International
PETRONAS Carigali
Suksant Ongvises
Executive Vice President
Operations Support Group
PTTEP
Kevin Wagner
Director Well Construction - Drilling
Schlumberger
Etienne Roux
Senior Vice President Operations & Sustainability
Weatherford
Thom Payne
Director - Head of Offshore Energy Services
Westwood Global Energy
Advancements in AI technology are moving quickly. However, AI is still relatively new to the drilling industry. Companies approach AI in different ways and the degree of the automation that will be achieved is still unknown. We all hope that automation through AI will provide highly productive and cost-effective solutions in a safe working environment. Is this a false hope? Compared to other industries, are we ahead or behind in the adoption of AI and automation?
This panel assembles explorers with first-hand experience in AI and automation-related projects to share their stories on how innovative technologies are implemented to create value and improve operational performance, as well as discuss current challenges and lessons learned.
Robello Samuel
Senior Technology Fellow
Halliburton
Andrew Coit
Business Development Manager -
Middle East, Africa & Russia
NOV
Luis Felipe Gonzalez
Head of Drilling Engineering -
Drilling & Measurements
Schlumberger
Nithipoom Durongwattana
Senior Analyst, Enterprise
Mission Control
PTTEP
Shankar Bhukya
Senior Technical Advisor
NOV Grant Prideco
Kamolchai Pattanapong
Vice President, Thai Offshore
Well Operations Department
PTTEP
Phan Van Chinh
D&M Drilling Engineering Manager
Schlumberger
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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1300-1320 | 201080 | Towards Sustainable Economic Growth: Use of Brick Waste Powder in Oil Well Cement Applications |
1320-1340 | 201065 | Use of Micronised Weighting Agents for High Density Completion Fluids: A Case Study |
1340-1400 | 201049 | Effects of Well Cement Additive Particle Size and Density Towards Overall Blend Characterisation |
Alternate | 201055 | A New Cationic Shale Inhibitor and Water Blocking Agent for Water-Based Drilling Fluid |
Alternate | 201068 | Obtaining Zonal Isolation in Geothermal Wells |
Alternate | 201036 | The Modified Configuration of Wet Wash System in the Gulf of Thailand |
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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1300-1320 | 201057 | Integrated Geomechanics, Geology, Petrophysics and Mineralogy Model for Successful Deep HPHT Gas Well Drilling |
1320-1340 | 201021 | Analytical Solution of Stress State Wellbore Instability Due to Collapse Washout and Induced Fractures |
1340-1400 | 201070 | Bridging Agents Optimisation Based on Predicting Induced Fracture Model for Deviated Wells: A Case Study |
Alternate | 201011 | Predrill Geomechanical Evaluation Helps in Successful Drilling in High Depletion Wells in a Mature Field, Offshore Sarawak, Malaysia |
Alternate | 200990 | Intelligent Pressure Control System for MPD |
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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1300-1400 | 201063 | A Spectacular Cementing Record in Myanmar Offshore Deepwater Well |
1300-1400 | 201064 | Valuable Cuttings-Based Petrophysic Analysis Successfully Reduces Drilling Risk in HPHT Formations |
1300-1400 | 201035 | First Implementation of an Innovative Mud-Removal Solution to Improve Well Integrity in Egypt |
1300-1400 | 201001 | A Comprehensive Model for Gas Influx Detection and Control while Managed Pressure Drilling and Its Application |
1300-1400 | 201072 | A Novel Approach to Drilling Engineering Sensitivity Analysis and Visualisation |
1300-1400 | 201026 | Using Data-Mining CRISP-DM Methodology to Predict Drilling Troubles in Real-Time |
1300-1400 | 200991 | Sodium Silicate Based Drilling Fluid Application in Gulf of Thailand to Stabilise Wellbore: A Case Study |
1300-1400 | 201007 | A Novel Approach of Dynamic Parameter Calculation in Real Time while Managed Pressure Cementing and Its Application in Ultra-Deep Well |
1300-1400 | 201023 | Fluid Mapping-while-Drilling De-risks Reservoir and Fluid Data Acquisition Workflow in a Brown Field |
1300-1400 | 201059 | A New Re-fracturing Candidate Selection Method for Multi-Fractured Horizontal Well in Tight Oil Reservoirs |
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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1445-1505 | 201061 | Maximizing Injection Performance Through Fit-for-Purpose Dynamic Underbalance Perforation Using Unconventional Gun System In Offshore Well, Sarawak, Malaysia |
1505-1525 | 201045 | Lessons Learned From The First Chemical Sand Consolidation In Zawtika Field |
1525-1545 | 201083 | First Autonomous Inflow Control Device (AICD) Deployment in Wassana Field |
Alternate | 200992 | Application of Hydraulic Fracturing Candidate Selection Leading to Oil Production Boost from Multi-Layered, Low-Permeability Reservoirs: A Successful Case Study in Thailand |
Alternate | 201044 | Achieving Injectivity Optimisation and Zonal Rates Allocation through Multi-Zone Intelligent Completion Technology - A Field “B” Case Study from Offshore Malaysia |
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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1445-1505 | 201043 | Integrated Workflow Solutions Deliver Breakthrough in Sichuan Shale Gas Drilling |
1505-1525 | 201006 | Novel Sand Control Design Method Using Data-Driven Approach |
1525-1545 | 201018 | Hybrid Bit Technology Deployment Yields Breakthrough Drilling Performance and Cost Savings for Operator |
Alternate | 201073 | Integrated Workflow for Feasibility Study of Cuttings Reinjection Based on 3D Geomechanics Analysis and Case Study |
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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1445-1505 | 201020 | Automatic Identification of Rock Formation Type while Drilling Using Machine Learning Based Data-Driven Models |
1505-1525 | 201008 | Resin Squeeze Operation to Successfully Seal Micro-Channels and Eliminate Sustained Casing Pressure of a Sour Gas Well |
1525-1545 | 201013 | Novel Dual-Tubing Technique to Eliminate the Shut-in Period in CO2 Huff-n-Puff Injection for Heavy Oil Carbonate Reservoirs |
Wednesday, June 09
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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0900-0915 | 201053 | Shallow Gas Reservoir Development in Offshore Field, Myanmar: Tapping New Reserves with Novel Approach |
0915-0930 | 200996 | Mature Field Economic Rejuvenation with Infill and Re-Entry Multilateral Well Creation Techniques |
0930-0945 | 200988 | Low Well Cost: Effective Cost Optimisation for Marginal Green Field Development Using Fit-for-Purpose Well Design |
0945-1000 | 201031 | Advances in the Quantitative Geological Evaluation of Development Wells in Challenging Geological Targets |
Alternate | 201088 | Well Design and Engineering Process Automation |
Alternate | 201034 | Comprehensive Operational Assessment Eliminates Significant Lost Time on a 3-Year Development Project in Nigeria |
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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0900-0920 | 201056 | Fracture Treatment Design in the Lower Miocene Reservoir, Offshore Viet Nam |
0920-0940 | 201017 | Coiled Tubing Dewaxing Operations: Case Studies in Reduced Production Wells of Northeast India |
0940-1000 | 201078 | Lesson Learned from Low-Cost Fracking of Low Permeability Glutenite Reservoirs |
Alternate | 201054 | Successful Implementation of a Modified Carbonate Emulsion Acid System Combined with an Engineered Diversion Approach Delivers Outstanding Results: A Case Study from the Moho Nord Deep Offshore Field in Congo |
Alternate | 201047 | Extending Temperature Limit of HMX: A Case Study for Perforation in the Gulf of Thailand |
Alternate | 201085 | Use of Fiber Materials to Mitigate Lost Circulation during Cementing Operations in Turkmenistan |
Alternate | 201010 | Infill Depleted Gas Well Cementing Challenges for Offshore Myanmar Drilling Operations |
In this panel session, the key drilling and well engineers, who take the leading role in various digital projects at PTTEP, will discuss and share their experiences on how they reshape well construction industry by using AI and technology including their lessons learned.
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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1100-1120 | 201079 | Drilling Performance Improvement Through use of Artificial Intelligence in Bit and Bottom Hole Assembly Selection in Gulf of Thailand |
1120-1140 | 201058 | On the Influence of the Equivalent Circulent Density Fluctuations on the Development of the Wellbore Natural Fracture |
1140-1200 | 201037 | Leveraging on Machine Learning Solution for Pioneering Wells Augmented Stuck Pipe Indicator in Real Time Centre |
Alternate | 201002 | Multi Well Analysis Data Processing for Event Analysis and Mitigation |
Alternate | 201074 | Advanced Computational Modelling for Estimating Safe Cuttings Load through MPD Surface Equipment |
Alternate | 201042 | Unlock Mono-Trip Gas Lift Completions Limits by Using a New Cement-through Packer and a Sliding Sleeve with Radio Frequency Identification Capability |
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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1100-1120 | 200995 | First MPD Project in Myanmar Successfully Completed on Deepwater Exploration Well |
1120-1140 | 201024 | Breakthrough Cementing Technology for Enhanced Well Integrity in Myanmar Offshore Shallow Gas Well |
1140-1200 | 201014 | Fit for Purpose Connection Design for Drilling Operations in Size Constrained Tubular |
Alternate | 201032 | A Blowout Accident Causative Model of Hydrogen Sulfide Oil and Gas Wells Using DEMATEL and ISM Algorithms |
We at COSL aim to provide best on class services that are designed with efficiency and safety at their core. We work very closely with our clients to ensure that they are furnished with fit for purpose solutions with industry leading technology developed at our own R&D facilities. Our state of the art laboratories and workshop facilities work tirelessly from pre-operation to post-operation stage to provide the best possible support and analysis.
COSL is certain that our “Always Do Better” attitude will bring the best service quality with sustaining innovation to our valuable customer.
A new shift must be initiated to encourage investing and implementing new technologies across project lifecycles. Continuous process and cost streamlining, while maintaining profitability and optimising assets and/or equipment performance is important, however, a long-term focus must also be maintained to ensure real change is pursued and executed to transcend traditional methods of ensuring profitability in a low oil price scenario.
Decision makers and experts will share their experiences with adopting technologies to enhance business and operations performance.
Richard Pye
Research Consultant
Aramco Overseas Company
Austin J. Wells, P.E.
Vice President
Arnco Technology Trust, Ltd.
Panu Boonwattanopas
Drilling Engineering Team Lead and
Digital Transformation Champion
Chevron
Basker Murugappan
Principal Production Technologist
TAQA
Kaushik Roy
Commercial Director, Asia Geozone
Weatherford
Time | Paper # | Presentation |
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1430-1450 | 201019 | Reservoir Fluid Mapping while Drilling: Untapping the Barents Sea |
1450-1510 | 201039 | Geomechanics Insights for Successful Well Delivery in Complex Kutch: Saurashtra Offshore Region |
1510-1530 | 201067 | Innovative Approach Lead to Best in Class Development Campaign Drilling and Sand Control Completion, Myanmar Offshore |
Alternate | 201086 | Best Practices of Bit Optimisation in a Strong Heterogeneity Conglomeratic Sandstone Reservoir: 8 Years Case History from Juggar Basin, West China |
Alternate | 201076 | Predictive Modelling and Technical Design Application into Effective Casing Wear Operational Management Plan |
Alternate | 201077 | Improving Accuracy of Checkshot Time-Depth by Applying Advanced Model-Based Correction for Rig-Source Survey on a Highly Inclined Well |