T E C H N I C A L P R O G R A M O V E R V I E WTuesday, April 11 7:00 am – 8:30 am Breakfast 8:15 am – 8:30 am Opening: Ed Rapp (TETRA Technologies) Conference Chair 8:30 am – 9:30 am Keynote Speaker: Marshall Adkins (Raymond James) “Energy Outlook” 10:00 am – 5:30 pm Technical Papers 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Luncheon Speaker: Warren R. Farmer (Stone Energy Corporation) | AADE National President “How Can AADE Promote Its Mission, Its Vision and Its Values in a Dynamically Driven Job Market?” 1:30 pm – 5:30 pm Student Presentations in Galileo Room (Student Posters during breaks) 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm Reception Wednesday, April 12 7:00 am – 8:30 am Breakfast 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Technical Papers 8:00 am – 10:00 pm Student Interaction with Industry Leaders in Galileo Room (Student Posters during breaks) 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Student Interaction with HR Personnel in Galileo Room (Student Posters during breaks) 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Luncheon Speaker: George King (Apache Corporation) “Preserving Well Integrity During Fracturing” AADE Awards Presentations during Luncheon 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm Forum Speaker: Lance Labiche (J. Connor Consulting, Inc.) “The New Regulatory Landscape – Finding Common Ground” 3:00 pm – 3:30 pm Best Exhibitor Award 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm Technical Papers

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Registration booth opens at 7:00 am each morning.

7:00 – 8:30 Breakfast | sponsored by Newpark Drilling Fluids

8:15 – 8:30 Opening Comments | Ed Rapp (TETRA Technologies) Conference Chair

8:30 – 9:30 Keynote Address | Marshall Adkins, Managing Director, Director of Energy Research - Oilfield Services (Raymond James)“Energy Outlook”

9:30 – 10:00 Break | sponsored by TETRA Technologies, Inc.

Exhibits and Student Poster Session Open

Room C Room D Galileo Room

10:00 – 12:00 Drilling Fluids ISession Chairs: Rick McCoy (Fieldwood Energy) and Tom Carlson (Consultant)

Drilling MechanicsSession Chairs: Ryan Lisowski (ConocoPhillips) and Denny Banks (Derrick)

Software & ModelingSession Chairs: Terry Hemphill (Halliburton)and Sanjit Roy (QMAX)

10:00 The Missing Pressure Factor in Deepwater SBM – Shawn Lu, Jose Perez, Chase Brignac, Sanjit Roy and Steve Lattanzi (QMax) [052]

Three–Dimensional Ridge-Shaped Diamond Element Efficiently Removes Rock, Well-Cost – Davon Crane, (Continental Resources); Y. Zhang, C. Douglas, L. Mueller, X. Gan, H. Song, Z. Lin, G. Skoff, J. Self and B. Krough (Smith Bits) [035]

Prediction and Identification of Downhole Drilling Vibrations Through an Advanced Drillstring Model – Mohsen Emami, Qian Li, Ian Soukup and Sheila McLean (NOV) [041]

10:30 Comparison of GTL Synthetic versus Diesel Muds in Permian Drilling Operations – Burney Lee, Pat Grover and Vladimir Martin (Shell) [066]

Systematic Wellbore Spiraling From Stick Slip Induced Micro-Sliding – Christopher Viens, Bosko Gajic, and Steve Krase (Nabors) [049]

Effect of Temperature on Casing and Drillstring Stretch Calculations – Samuel Ighalo and Yousuf Mazher (Halliburton) [063]

11:00 Uintaite Application in Deepwater Operations – Dario Montes and Ghery Sotomayor (American Gilsonite) [086]

Innovative Torque Management Using Dual Cutting Mechanics of Hybrid Bit Enhances Stability While Control Drilling in Sediment and Salt with Concentric Reamer in Gulf of Mexico – A.R. Chowdhury and Ryan Groetsch (Baker Hughes) [068]

A Leak-Off Model for Critical Permeability in Wellbore Strengthening Applications – Ruizhi Zhong, Stefan Miska, Mengjiao Yu and Evren Ozbayoglu, (University of Tulsa); Jianguo Zhang and Reza Majidi (BP) [018]

11:30 Evaluation of Measurement Techniques for Fluid Lubricity in the Laboratory – Junhao Zhou and Shawn Lu (QMax); Hongfeng Bi (Grace Instrument) [100]

Innovative Use of Common Lab Equipment to Show Chemical Benefits of the Reduction of Stick-Slip – Mike Redburn, Jacob Komaromy, Matthew Bechaver and Jay Miles (Newpark); Kyle Scott (Ultra Resources) [090]

A Comprehensive Hydraulic Software Package for Drilling Operations – Z. Ma, A. Karimi Vajargah, A. Ambrus, P. Ashok, D. Chen and E. van Oort (University of Texas at Austin); R. May, D. Curry, J. Macpherson and G. Becker (Baker Hughes) [108]

12:00 – 1:30 Luncheon Speaker | Warren R. Farmer, Deepwater Planning Engineer (Stone Energy Corporation) | AADE National President 2016 / 2017“How Can AADE Promote Its Mission, Its Vision, and Its Values in a Dynamically Driven Job Market?”

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Room C Room D Galileo Room

1:30 – 3:00 Well Control Session Chairs: Joshua Bozarth and Richard Leturno (Wild Well Control)

Tubulars & ExpandablesSession Chairs: David Pattillo (Anadarko) and Carl Johnson (Viking Engineering)

Student Sessions

1:30 The Effects of Gas Kick Migration on Wellbore Pressure– Seyhmus Guner, Tawfik Elshehabi and Ilkin Bilgesu (West Virginia University) [132]

The Use of Induction Brazing in Casing Connections to Improve Well Integrity – Peringandoor Hariharan, Dennis Ernens, Willem van Haaften, Matt Jabs, Rihard Pasaribu and Richard McKim (Shell) [091]

2:00 Reduce Risk and Save Cost by Better Understanding of the Physics of Well Control – Dan Morrell, Mark Davis, Yahya Hashemian and Zhaoguang Yuan (Schlumberger) [036]

Liner Drilling Options Can Significantly Reduce Well Construction Time in Deepwater Operations – William Lesso (LF Pinewood Consultants) [081]

2:30 Drilling Unconventional Shales with Upward or Downward Laterals: What are the Hydraulics and Well Control Consequences? – Tawfik Elshehabi and Ilkin Bilgesu (West Virginia University) [115]

360° Casing Wear Estimation Using Stiff-String Model Improves Well Integrity – Samuel Robello, Aniket Kumar and Adolfo Gonzales (Halliburton) [137]

3:00 – 3:30 Break | sponsored by O-TEX Pumping

Exhibits and Student Poster Session Open

3:30 – 5:30 Cementing & DisplacementsSession Chairs: Cory Arceneaux (Chevron)and Ron Sweatman (RS Consulting)

Real-Time TechnologySession Chairs: Rafael Santana (Chevron) and Les Skinner (Consultant)

Student Sessions

3:30 Universal, High-Performance Wellbore Displacement Spacer System – Stanley Gunawan, Drew Fowler, and Arthur Mack (TETRA Technologies) [067]

Proven Mud Motor Technology Upgraded for the Digital Age – A Mud Motor with Embedded Sensors Provides Cost-Effective Drilling Dynamics Measurements at Bit Box and Stator Top Sub – Steve Jones and Junichi Sugiura (Scout Downhole / Sanvean Technologies) [077]

4:00 Mitigating Interfacial Debonding by Use of an Expandable Silicate-Based Plug – Michael McDonald (PQ Corp); Brett Cramer (BYK) [084]

Real-Time Porosity from Surface Drilling Data Prediction and Verification – A. Cedola, A. Atashnezhad and G. Hareland (Oklahoma State University) [134]

4:30 Evaluation of Testing Environments and Additives on Cement Tensile Strength using HPHT Tensiometer – Li Li, Cresencio Perez and Rolando Lew (Baker Hughes) [089]

Real-Time ECD Management by Accounting for Effects of Drillpipe Rotation and Eccentricity in the Wellbore – Sandeep Kulkarni, John Singh, Vítor Pereira and Aidan Porter (Halliburton) [097]

5:00 Use of Advanced Gas Migration Model to Optimize Zonal Isolation – Axel-Pierre Bois, Manh-Huyen Vu, Greg Galdiolo and Anthony Badalamenti (CURISTEC) [104]

Smart Cement Modified with Laponite for Real Time Monitoring of Oil Well Cementing Applications – C. Vipulanandan and A. Mohammed (CIGMAT & THC-IT/University of Houston) [126]

5:30 – 7:00 Reception | Cash Bar | Student Posters and Exhibits Open

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CEU – Continuing Education Units are available. Contact AADE representatives in the registration booth for information.

7:00 – 8:30 Breakfast | sponsored by M-I SWACO and Smith Bits

Room C Room D Galileo Room

8:00 – 10:00 Drilling Management & Optimization ISession Chairs: Leon Robinson (Retired) and Mary Dimataris (Consultant)

Hydraulics & MPDSession Chairs: Pradeep Ashok (University of Texas at Austin) and Jason Maxey (Halliburton)

Student Interaction with Industry Leaders

8:00 The Limits of Backreaming, Hole Enlargement, and Casing to Mitigate Wellbore Tortuosity – Ben Leonard and Serik Seitassanov (Chevron) [027]

Cementing Operations in Controlled Annular Mud Level Drilling – Tan Nguyen and Ciro Batista (New Mexico Inst of Mining and Tech); Eissa Al-Safran (Kuwait University); Arild Saasen (University of Stavanger) [020]

8:30 Use of Mechanical Specific Energy Calculation in Real-Time to Better Detect Vibrations and Bit Wear While Drilling – S. Menand and K. Mills (DrillScan) [033]

Transitional and Turbulent Flow of Drilling Fluids in Pipes: An Experi-mental Investigation – Ali Vajargah, Gregory Sullivan, Mitchell Johnson and Eric van Oort (University of Texas at Austin) [042]

9:00 Stick-Slip and Torsional Oscillation Control in Challenging Formations – A New Solution to an Old Problem – Steve Jones and Junichi Sugiura(Scout Downhole / Sanvean Technologies) [076]

Experimental Study and Modeling of Surge and Swab Pressures in Horizontal and Inclined Wells – Ruchir Srivastav and Ramadan Ahmed (University of Oklahoma), Arild Saasen (University of Stavanger) [075]

9:30 Leveraging Design for Manufacturing Principles in Liquid Mud Plant Design – Joel Hugghins, Ahmed Amer, Bob Pahlkotter and J.W. Cross (Newpark) [088]

Choke Controller Design for Automated Managed Pressure Drilling with Realistic Operational System Conditions – Adrian Ambrus, Ali Vajargah, Pradeepkumar Ashok and Eric van Oort (University of Texas at Austin) [095]

10:00 - 10:30 Break | sponsored by Viking Engineering

Exhibits and Student Poster Session Open

10:30 – 12:00 Well ConstructionSession Chairs: Marc Summers (Petroskills)and Juan Pinzon (Consultant)

Lost CirculationSession Chairs: Alan Rodgerson (BP)and Ahmed Amer (Newpark)

Student Interaction with HR Personnel

10:30 Achieving Efficient Well Spacing Using Advanced MWD Correction Techniques – Christopher Chia and David Ross (Scientific Drilling International) [022]

Common Misconceptions Regarding Lost Circulation Treatments – Ahmed Amer and Bonnie Carter (Newpark); Massimo Sergiacomo (ENI) [093]

11:00 Investigating the Effect of Synthetic Fluid PVT Properties on APB-Induced Collapse Loading – Ryan Simpson and Samuel Ighalo (Halliburton) [046]

Limiting Drilling Parameters to Control Mud Losses in the Shuaiba Formation, South Rumaila Field, Iraq – Abo Al-Hameedi, S. Dunn-Norman, H. Alkinani, R. Flori and S. Hilgedick (Missouri University of Science and Technology) [045]

11:30 Preventing Sustained Casing Pressure in Shale Wells – Kyle Combs, Fred Sabins, Jeff Watters and Larry Watters, (CSI Technologies) [114]

HPHT Formation Fluid Loss Control Without Bridging Particles – Siv Howard and Zhao Anderson (Cabot Specialty Fluids); Eric van Oort (University of Texas at Austin) [110]

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12:00 – 1:30 Luncheon and Awards Presentations

Luncheon Speaker | George E. King, Global Technology Distinguished Engineering Advisor (Apache Corporation)“Preserving Well Integrity During Fracturing”

Room C Room D

1:30 – 3:00 Forum – The New Regulatory Landscape – Finding Common Ground Speaker: Lance Labiche, President (J. Connor Consulting, Inc.)Session Chair: Kim Burrows (Halliburton)Moderator: Fred Growcock (Consultant)

3:00 – 3:30 Break | sponsored by O-TEX Pumping

Best Exhibitor Award

Exhibits and Student Poster Session Open

Room C Room D Galileo Room

3:30 – 5:30 Drilling Management & Optimization IISession Chairs: Rick Farmer (Stone Energy) and George Hanst (Consultant)

Wellbore Stability & IntegritySession Chairs: Paul Scott (ConocoPhillips)and Dave Clark (ClarkNRG)

Formation EvaluationSession Chairs: Matt Offenbacher (M-I SWACO) and Clay Lockett (Petroleum Specialty Rentals)

3:30 Smart Expandable LCM Materials: A Theoretical and Experimental Study – Arash Dahi Taleghani and Ahmed Mansour (Louisiana State University) [074]

How Does Rock Type and Lithology Affect Drilling Fluid’s Filtration and Plastering? – Chinedum Ezeakacha and Saeed Salehi (University of Oklahoma); Hongfeng Bi (Grace Instrument) [094]

Before Drilling Pore Pressure Prediction Modeling and Pitfalls – Selim Shaker (Geopressure Analysis Services) [039]

4:00 Making Projects Economic in a Low-Cost Environment While Improving Health, Environment and Safety in the Operations – Filip Krneta and Robert Rodriquez (Occidental Oil & Gas) [060]

Resolving Losses and Increasing the Drilling Window in Depleted Zones by Constantly Strengthening Wellbores – Clint Falgout and Guido De Stefano (M-I SWACO) [015]

An Evaluation of Engineered Completions Based on Mechanical Specific Energy – William Logan, Panagiotis Dalamarinis, Keith Rabb and Tony Villegas (C&J Energy Services) [059]

4:30 Field Application of a Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) and a Rate of Penetration Model Routine to Reduce Overall Drilling Cost by Finding Optimal Bits, Pull Depths and Operating Parameters – Ryan Self, Amin Atashnezhad and Geir Hareland (Oklahoma State University) [123]]

Effect of Pressure Drawdown on Near Wellbore Stress Change and Growth of Plastic Zone in Depleted Reservoirs – Saeed Rafieepour, Stefan Miska, Evren Ozbayoglu and Mengjiao Yu (University of Tulsa); Jianguo Zhang, and Reza Majidi (BP) [101]

Extended Rock Debris Analysis in Oil and Gas Wells Construction and Production – Jose Guzman (Geochem Technologies) [107]

5:00 Evaluating Drivers of Liability, Risk, and Cost While Enhancing Sustainability for Drilling Waste – Rodger Keller, Jeffrey Tyson and Blake Scott (Scott Energy Technologies) [085]

Shale Stabilization by High-Salinity Formate Drilling Fluids – Eric van Oort (University of Texas at Austin); Siv Howard (Cabot Specialty Fluids) [111]

Sealing Pressure Prediction Model for Lost Circulation Treatments Based on Experimental Investigations – M. Alsaba (Australian College of Kuwait); M. Aldushaishi (Texas A&M); M. Jeennakorn (Missouri University of Science & Tech); R. Nygaard (Oklahoma State University); Arild Saasen (University of Stavanger) and O. Nes (BP) [021]

Alternates Application of Vane Viscometers to Estimate Drilling Fluids Rheology – Sandeep Kulkarni, Jessica Ramirez-Angula, Dale Jamison and Lalit Mahajan (Halliburton) [017]

Theoretical Modelling of Positive Displacement Motor Performance – Tan Nguyen and Khiem Bui, (New Mexico Tech); Eissa Al-Safran (Kuwait University); Arild Saasen (University of Stavanger) [026]

A Novel Approach to the Analysis of Non-Aqueous Fluids for Drilling – Martin Harrison and Alan Finlay, Salunda; Antoine Thuriere (Newpark); Michael Morgenthaler (Cutpoint) [064]

Transportation Engineering Basics for Drilling Engineers – Jeffrey Tyson (Scott Energy Technologies) [072]

Impact of Anionic Nanoparticles on the Rheological, Filtration and Hydraulic Properties of the Flocculated Water-Based Drilling Fluids – A.H. Salih and H.I. Bilgesu (West Virginia University) [129]

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The AADE would like to thank the volunteers who gave extra time for the

students including evaluating abstracts, coordinating registration and

reservations, judging the student posters, participating in the “Interaction

with Industry Professionals” and other student events.

Student Presentations will be on Tuesday from 1:30 pm to 5:30 pm (Galileo Room)

Student Organizers: Jessica Ramirez (Halliburton) and Saad Maraqa (OMNOVA)

Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro Effect of Anionic Polymers and Solid Additives on the Rheology of Water Based Muds – Beatriz de Oliveira (Poster#1)

Missouri University of Science and Technology Lost Circulation Problems in Hartha Formation, South Rumaila Field, Iraq: Comprehensive Statistical Investigations, Sensitivity Analysis Models, and Practical Solutions – Husam Alkinani (Poster#2)

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Combined Effects of Total Dissolved Solids and Total Suspended Solids on the Performance of Friction Reducers in Slickwater Fracturing – Ethan Risley (Poster#3)

West Virginia University Horizontal Well Kicks and Blowout Control: What We Know and What We Need to Know? – Twafik Elshehabi (Poster#4)

West Virginia University Pressure Variations in Wellbore During Gas Kicks – Seyhmus Guner (Poster#5)

Texas A&M University Real-Time Rate of Penetration Optimization of an Autonomous Miniaturized Drilling Rig using a Predictive Regression Model – Enrique Losoya ( Poster#6)

University of Alaska - Fairbanks The Influence of Nanoparticles on Rheological Properties of Water-Based Mud – Paritosh Dhiman (Poster#7)

University of Alaska - Fairbanks Influence of Polymers on Water-Based Mud – Katherine O’Connor (Poster#8)

University of Alaska - Fairbanks Anti-Collision Risk Management Guidelines for Alaskan North Slope Directional Wells – Neeraj Mahajan (Poster#9)

University of Louisiana at Lafayette Bakken Field Wellbore Stability using 3D Finite Element Model – Bharatsai Alla (Poster#10)

University of Oklahoma Thermo-Poro-Elastic Modeling of Time-Dependent Wellbore Strengthening and Casing Smear – Raj Kiran (Poster#11)

The University of Texas at Austin Optimization of Drilling in Real-Time Using Data-Driven Models – Chiranth Hegde (Poster#12)

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Posters will be presented in the Exhibit area

Tuesday 8:30 am – Keynote Address

Energy Outlook

Marshall Adkins Managing Director, Director of Energy Research - Oilfield Services(Raymond James)

Marshall Adkins focuses on oilfield services and products, in addition to leading the RJ energy research team. He and his group have won a number of honors for stock-picking abilities over the past fifteen years. Additionally, his group is well known for their deep insight into oil and gas fundamentals. Prior to joining Raymond James in 1995, he spent 10 years in the oilfield services industry as a project manager, corporate financial analyst, sales manager, and engineer. He holds a B.S. degree in petroleum engineering and an M.B.A. from the University of Texas at Austin.

Tuesday 12:00 noon – Luncheon Speaker

How Can AADE Promote Its Mission, Its Vision, and Its Values in a Dynamically Driven Job Market?

Warren R. Farmer Deepwater Planning Engineer (Stone Energy Corporation) AADE National President

Warren R. “Rick” Farmer IV is currently employed by Stone Energy Corporation as a Deepwater Planning Engineer. He graduated from Mississippi State University in 1982, with a BS in Petroleum Engineering and began his career with UNOCAL. He is a Registered Professional Engineer and an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Petroleum Engineering at ULL teaching classes in Special Design in Introduction to Subsea Engineering and Advanced Wellbore Construction. He has lectured at LSU, ULL, UNO, and Nichols State and has taught classes in the Engineering Department of UNO. Rick has served in many board positions and currently serves as the National President of the American Association of Drilling Engineers. He has received numerous prestigious honors throughout his career including Distinguished Fellow of the Bagley College of Engineering and the Meritorious Service Award from the API, Delta Chapter. Rick and his wife Patsy live in Youngsville, LA.with their three beautiful daughters.

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Wednesday 12:00 noon – Luncheon Speaker

Preserving Well Integrity During Fracturing

George E. KingGlobal Technology Distinguished Engineering Advisor (Apache Corp)

George is a Registered Professional Engineer in both Oklahoma and Texas with over 45 years of oilfield experience since starting with Amoco Production Research in 1971. Technical accomplishments include 75 technical papers, a book on completions and workovers, Distinguished Lecturer on foam fracturing for the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) during 1985-86, and a Completions Course Lecturer on horizontal wells for the SPE Short Course series in 1999. Industry positions held include: Technical Chairman of the 1992 SPE Annual Fall Meeting, past API subcommittee chair on perforating, eleven years as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Tulsa (teaching senior level and graduate credit well completions and fracturing courses at night), and numerous SPE committees on forums, paper selection committees and Applied Technology workshops. Awards include the Amoco Vice President’s Award for technology from Amoco in 1997, API service award in 1994, the 2004 SPE Production Operations Award and the 2012 Engineer of the Year award from the Houston Region of the Society of Professional Engineers.

Wednesday 1:30 – FORUM Speaker

The New Regulatory Landscape – Finding Common Ground

Lance Labiche President (J. Connor Consulting, Inc.)

Lance is a Registered Professional Engineer with 15 years of experience in the exploration and production side of the oil and gas industry. As the President of J Connor Consulting (JCC), Lance oversees their engineering, regulatory, plans, and SEMS programs. Prior to joining JCC, Lance worked for the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (formerly MMS) for 12 years. He started working for MMS in 2002 as a Field Engineer in the New Orleans District Office where he worked for 4 years in drilling and workovers. Lance then spent 2 years working as a Civil Penalty Reviewing Officer in the Office of Safety Management. From there he served as the Senior Drilling Engineer in the Technical Assessment and Operations Support Section. In 2011, Lance became Chief of the District Operations Support Section where he was responsible for the review and approval of all Well Containment Screening Tools, all BOP control system drawings, managing the Idle Iron Program as well as implementing all policies regarding drilling, completions, workovers, and abandonments. Lance has a Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering as well as a Bachelor of Science in Geology from Louisiana State University.

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C&J Energy Services Cabot Corporation CANTY CoVar Applied Technologies, Inc. Derrick Equipment Company

Dover Chemical Corporation DrillScan E 3 Drilling Fluid Chemicals Evolution Engineering Fann Instrument Company

Grace Instrument Ground Effects Environmental Impact Fluid Solutions Keystone Test Facility Malvern

Moblize Nabors Industries NCS Multistage Newpark Drilling Fluids Newsco Drilling

NOV FluidControl OFI Testing Equipment, Inc. Oleon Americas O-TEX Pumping Prince Energy LLC

proNova Salunda Ltd Saudi Aramco Schlumberger Seatex

SNF Oil & Gas TETRA Technologies, Inc. Ulterra Drilling Technologies Vallourec Varel Intl. Energy Services

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