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EXTENDED ABSTRACTS BOOK

58th EAGE Conference and Technical Exhibition,Amsterdam, The Netherlands,

3 - 7 June 1996

ORAL AND POSTER PRESENTATIONS

EAGE Petroleum Division

and

17th European Formation Evaluation Symposium(SPWLAJ

EAGE Business Office

Laan van Vollenhove 3039PO Box 2983700 AG ZeistThe Netherlands

Telephone : +31 30 6956997Telefax : +31 30 6962640

© 1996 European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers

UB/TIB Hannover114 845 31X

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TUESDAY 4 JUNE

IBS / Basin Formation andTectonics I

Chairman: P. Thomassen

09.00 A001Main Results and Benefits of the Integrated BasinStudies Project,B. Durand* and A. Mascle

09.25 A002Tectonic Controls on Foreland Basin Architecture -an Approach Based on the IBS Research Project,Cai Puigdefabregas *

09.50 A003Reverse Modelling - a Method to 'Unfold'Fault-Related Folds,J. Poblet*, J. Verges, J.A. Munoz and M. Marzo

10.15 A004Benefits for Hydrocarbon Exploration in thePannonian Basin from the IBS Project,L. Fodor*, F. Horvath, P. Gerner, P. Dovenyi, G.Tari and G. Bada

10.40 A005Integrated Basin Studies - Dynamics of theNorwegian Margin - a Synthesis, A. Nottvedt*, J.I.Faleide, R.H. Gabrielsen and J. Skogseid

11.05 A006Aspects of the Structural Evolution of the LusitanianBasin, Portugal,ES. Rasmussen*, S. Lomholt and C. Andersen

11.30 A007Forward Modelling of the Lusitanian ExtensionalBasin, West Iberia, from Re-Interpreted SeismicData,G. Stapel*, S. Lomholt, E.S. Rasmussen and S.Cloetingh

11.55 A008Sediment Geometries in Compressional Settings -Inferences from Numerical Modelling,T. den Bezemer*, H. Kooi, R. Zoetemeijer and SierdCloetingh

Lecture Room A

Exploration and Production:Case Histories I

Chairman: J. Voilset

13.30 A009The Decision to Drill - Prospect Risk RefinementThrough Technical Integration,E.K. Areklett*, A. Sami, N. Milton and J. Sandal

13.55 A010Application of Surface Prospecting Methods in theDutch North Sea, M.G. Baum*, K.H. Bleschert, M.Wagner and M. Schmitt

14.20 A011Norwegian Exploration Trends Paleocene Sand-stones - a Case Story,K. Berli*. I.P. Fjaertoft, K. Kaada and H. Hjelmeland

14.45 A012Cooperative Exploration of the 'Sleipner Basin',Norway,John Clark, Stein Age Bstensen, Per RoarSlaatsveen and Bente Blikeng

15.10 A013Mature Exploration in Norway - Case Study fromNOCS Block 34/7,Ola Ygre* and Terje Solli

15.35 A014The Significance of Coal Layer Properties forReservoir Architecture, Ness Formation, OsebergField,C.R. Geel*, M.E. Donselaar and M.C. CuevasGozalo

16.00 A015Volcanic Margin Formation and Exploration Potential- the Voring Basin,Tom Pedersen*, Jakob Skogseid and TorbjernThrondsen

16.25 A016Seismic Description of Subsurface Meteorite ImpactCraters,Hans-Henrik Westbroek*, Robert R. Stewart andDon C. Lawton

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TUESDAY 4 JUNE

Petroleum Generation andAccumulation I

Chairman: L. Novel//'

09.00 L001Modelling Overpressuring Containment in Two-Phase Systems,G.S. Yardley*, P.S. Ringrose, P.W.M. Corbett andO. Poix

09.25 L002Hydrocarbon Potential of Benoud Trough - Algeria,M.S. Malta*, A. Belhamri, H. Davis and D.Buscarello

09.50 L003The Late Jurassic Petroleum System, UK West ofShetlands - a Geochemical and Basin ModellingStudy, I.C. Scotchman* and C.E. Griffith

10.15 L004Constraining Exploration Risk by Migration Modelling- the East of Troll Case,0yvind Sylta *, Harald Hagen and Hans Borge

10.40 LOOSGeneration and Geochemical Characterization of Oilsin Rapidly Subsiding Tertiary Basins - a QuantitativeApproach,Kadir Gurgey* and M. Arif Yukler

11.05 L006Overpressure and Hydrocarbon Trapping in theChalk of the Norwegian Central Graben,Gerard Caillet*, Neil C. Judge, Nigel P. Bramwell,Mike Green, Philippe Adam and Lorenzo Meciani

11.30 L007The Effects of Hydrodynamic Flows on SecondaryOil Migration Efficiency,D. Carruthers*, P.S. Ringrose and P.W.M. Corbett

11.55 L008Atlas of the Composition and Isotope Ratios ofNatural Gases in Northwest European Gas Fields, |A. Lokhorst*, P. Gerling, T. Laier, R.A. Nicholson 1and J. Pokorski %

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Lecture Room L

Petroleum Generation andAccumulation II

Chairman: V. Pairazian

13.30 L009Porosity Prediction Accounting for Stress, Pressure,Time and Temperature,F. Schneider*

13.55 LOWA 3D Coupled Multi-Phase, Multi-Component andThermal Simulator for Secondary Oil Migration,B.H.M. Gerritsen*, G.E. Fladmark, P.A. Slotte andM. Wangen14.20 L011Thermal History Reconstruction in Basin Modelling,a Multidisciplinary Approach - Case Studies,K.R. Leischner* and P. Svara

14.45 L012Thermal History- and Hydrocarbon GenerationModelling in Parts of the Voring Basin, NorwegianSea,U. Ritter*, M.B. Myhr and M. Mukhopadhyay

15.10 L013New Approach to the Simulation of Gas Generationand Accumulation,F. Lorant*, A. Prinzhofer, F. Behar and A.Y. Hue

15.35 L014Geological Modelling of Generation, Migration andAccumulation of Petroleum in the South CaspianBasin, K.M. Kerimov, R.R. Rahmanov, M.Z.Rachinsky, G.Ya. Shilov, M.M. Azerli, M. Smith,A.T.G. Barwise* and N. Pigott

16.00 LOISRecent Advances in Multi-Dimensional ThermalHistory and Petroleum Migration Modelling,Bjorn Wygrala * and Thomas Hantschel

16.25 L016Dynamics of Natural Gas Generation andAccumulation in Northern Germany,G.H. Neunzert*, R. Littke and S.O. Scholten

III

TUESDAY 4 JUNE

Petrophysical Core Analysis

Chairman: U. Knollmayer

Introduction and Opening Speech:Recent Advances and Future Developments in WellLogging - a Personal View,C. Boyeldieu*

09.50 E003A Laboratory Tool for Combined Resistivity andCapillary Pressure Measurements in Drainage andImbibition,M. Fleury * and D. Longeron

10.15 £004Digital Core Imaging - Methodologies, Benefits andApplications,Ben Trewin*, Mark Wiseman and Erhan Oguz

10.40Discussions and Break

11.05 £006The Effects of Dual Porosity Systems on CorePetrophysical Measurements,Colin McPhee and Mel Boulby

11.30 £007Laboratory Investigations of Pore Size Distributionsfrom 0.1 mm to 1 mm of Consolidated Rocks,J. Kulenkampff*, W. Debschutz and J.R. Schopper

11.55 E008Use of a Synthetic Analogue to Simulate Compactonof a Sandstone Reservoir,Rune M. Holt*, Peter Schutjens, Philippe Marchinaand Cor J. Kenter

IV

Lecture Room E

Petrophysics I

Chairman: M. Peeters

13.30 £005The Role of the Petrophysicist in an Integrated FieldStudy,Robert B. Lieber*

13.55 £070Velocity-Porosity Transforms and Effective Stress inGas Bearing Reservoirs, a Case Study,Abbas Khaksar* and Cedric M. Griffiths

14.20 £071Increased Hydrocarbon Saturations in the HollandGreensands Calculated by Satori,A. de Kuijper*, D.J. Runia and M.M. DeDiego

14.45 £072Water Saturation of Kaolin-Bearing Sandstones - aCase Study in the Tirrawarra Sandstone Reservoir,M.R. Rezaee* and CM. Griffiths

15.10Discussions and Break

15.35 £014vacancy

16.00 £075Origins of Natural Radioactivity in Fulmar Sandstonefrom the North Sea Central Graben,S. Kimminau, A. Shirodkar*, A. Hurst and A.E.Milodowski

16.25 £016vacancy

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WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE

Basin Formation andTectonics II

Chairman: A. Nottvedt

09.00 A017Tectonic Evolution of the East Barents PaleoriftSystem,Alexander K. Bogolepov* and Edward V. Shipilov

09.25 A018Crustal Structure of the Northern Norwegian Sea -Constraints from New Aeromagnetic and GravityData,Odleiv Olesen*, Mark Smethurst, MaiBrittMark andRandi Sundt Johansen

09.50 A019The Cretaceous and Cenozoic Structural Evolutionof the Vering Basin, Norwegian Sea,Helge Loseth*, Stein Fanavoll and Marita Gading

10.15 A020Late Cretaceous - Early Tertiary Tectonics andVolcanism Around the Faroe Islands,M.S. Andersen*, R. Waagstein, L. Kiorboe and L.O.Boldreel

10.40 A021Prospectivity of the Erlend Area as Determined fromSeismic Reflection, Airborne Gravity, Magnetics andSeepfinder Data,R.J. Stanley, T.R. Horscroft* and S. Corfield

11.05 A022Post-Jurassic Stress Field Orientation fromStatistical Fault Analysis - Norwegian CentralTrough,S.C. Key*, G.V. Soi/and, M.J. Raymondi and B.Agarwal

11.30 A023Structural Setting and Prospectivitiy of the StordBasin, Norwegian North Sea,Stephen Lippard*

11.55 A024Paleotectonics of the Upper Permian Zechstein inthe Netherlands,Mark Geluk*

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Lecture Room A

Basin Formation andTectonics III

Chairman: H.-H. Schneider

13.30 A025Geodynamic Evolution of the Karpinskiy Swell,Russia,Konstantin Sobornov*

13.55 A026Sedimentary and Tectonic Controls on theDevelopment of the North-Eastem Margin of thePechora Platform,M. Vepreva*, V. Martirosyan, A. Simonov and V.Grabskaya

14.20 A027Structure and Evolution of Southern ExternalAlbanides,Fatmir Fezga* and Llazar Mehillka

14.45 A028Use of the Backthrust Feature for HydrocarbonExploration in the Ionian Zone of Albanides,Theodhoraq Shteto, Caush Xhufi* and Beg Canaj

15.10 A029Evolutive Tectono-Dynamics of the Ionian Sea fromNew Seismic Data - a Key to Understand CentralMediterranean,/. Finetti*, A. Del Ben and M. Pipan

15.35 A030Seismic Study of Tectonic Evolution in the CentralPart of the Pannonian Basin, Hungary,Katalin D. Lorincz*, Gergely Detzky and Petru M.Kiss-Parciu

16.00 A031Large-Scale Miocene Tectonics and DepositionalProcesses of the Polish Carpathian Foredeep Basin,Piotr Krzywiec* and Kaja Pietsch

16.25 A032Lateral Variations in Lithosphere Strength in theCarpathians - Constraints on Basin Evolution andNeogene Geodynamics,A. Lankreijer*, V. Mocanu and S. Cloetingh

V

WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE

Reservoir Characterization andSimulation I

Chairman: P. Dromgoole

09.00 L017Some Origins of Uncertainty in Inter-Well Correlationof Massive Deep-Water Clastic SandstoneReservoirs,Ivo Verstralen*, Andrew Hurst and Adrian Hartley

09.25 L018Sedimentological Controls on Reservoir Quality inFulmar Formation Sandstone in the Central NorthSea HPHT Province, UKCS,A. Hurst*, T. Milodowski and A. Shirodkar

09.50 L019A Lattice-Boltsmann Approach for the Modelling ofMicroscopic Three-Phase Flow Mechanisms,F.M. van Kats* and P.J.P. Egberts

10.15 L020Modelling Carbonate Reservoir Heterogeneity of BatiKozluca Oilfield,Ender Okandan*, Fevzi GCimrah, Ismail Durgut,Serhat Akin and Burak Yeten

10.40 L021Methods of Petrographic Evaluation and PoreNetwork Characterization of Clastic Reservoirs,M. Arduini and A. Ortenzi*

11.05 L022Location of Subseismic Faults Clues from theTopography of Scaled Experiments,Jean-Marc Daniel*, Jean Letouzey and VincentRommevaux

11.30 L023Impacts of Shear Fractures on Oil Recovery in LargeSlabs on Naturally Deformed Sandstones,K.A. Borresen*, A. Graue, H. Benin, £. Alsaker andR.H. Gabriels en

11.55 L024Stress Memory Effects in Rock - Possibilities toAssess In-Situ Rock Stress Magnitudes from Cores,B.J. Pestman* and J.G. van Munster

VI

Lecture Room L

Reservoir Characterization andSimulation II

Chairman: P. Forbes

13.30 L025High Resolution Fluvial Reservoir Architecture Basedon Climatic Cycles - Triassic Sherwood Sandstone,Wytch Farm, UK,T. McKie*, J. Aggett and A. Hogg

13.55 L026Bringing Sedimentology into Shared Earth Models toImprove Reservoir Simulation,Pamela Gutteridge* and David Gawith

14.20 L027Forward Modelling of Induction Logging Response inThin Layered Reservoirs,J.E. Lutgert*, F.J.T. Floris andR. Galindo-Mendieta

14.45 L028Rock Heterogeneity and Fluid Flow,P.C. Leary*

15.10 L029FLow Constrained Reservoir Characterization UsingUnderlying Parameters,Christian F.M. Bos* and Frans J.T. Floris

15.35 L030Seismic Porosity Mapping in the Ekofisk Field UsingBayesian Stochastic Simulation,Philippe Doyen*, Lennert den Boer and William Pi/let

16.00 L031Geostatistical Reservoir Characterization Con-strained by 3D Seismic Data,Muriel Thibaut*, Andre" Haas and Olivier Dubrule

16.25 L032Efficient and Accurate 3D Gridding of ComplexGeological Structures for Numerical Simulations,C. Bennis*. W. Sassi, V. Bui-Tran and J. Letouzey

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WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE

Petrophysics II

Chairman: V. Narayen

09.00 £077Porosity from Sonic Log in Kaolin-BearingSandstones - a Case Study in the TirrawarraSandstone Reservoir, AustraliaM.R. Rezaee* and CM. Griffiths

09.25 £018A Relationship Between Height, Saturation,Permeability and Porosity,Christopher Skelt*

09.50 £019Modelling Permeability Distribution for RotliegendesHorizontal Wells,M.J. Sarginson*, D. Boardman, R. Salter andP.W.M. Corbett

10.15 E020Integrated Log-Interpretation in the GermanContinental Deep Drilling Project,R. Pechnig * and J. Wohlenberg

10.40Discussion and Break

11.05 £022Reservoir and Non-Reservoir Rock Characterizationfor a Low Permeable, Heterogeneous OffshoreReservoir,KarlAudun Lehne*

11.30 £023Estimating Bulk Density Through Casing Using anOpen Hole Log Database and Cased Hole Logs,M. Svennekjaer* and L.J. Fjell

11.55Discussion and Break

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Lecture Room E

Nuclear & Cased Hole

Chairman: P. Crossouard

13.30 £025Analytical Algorithms for Interpreting NaturalGamma Spectral Logs,Dmitry A. Kozhevnikov, Boris Yu. Melchuk* andNataliya Ye. Lazutkina

13.55Development of aMeasurement System,

£026Compaction Monitoring

Richard Pemper*, Izhar Ahmad, James Brewer andRandy Gold

14.20A New Generation

E027Natural Gamma Ray

Spectroscopy Logging System,Richard Pemper*, Geoff Page and Enrique Prati

14.45 E028Evaluation of Three-Phase Flow Using FullboreMeasurements of Gas and Oil Hold-up,Margaret C. Waid and Larry A. Jacobson*

15.10Discussion and Break

15.35 E030Expanding the Operating Envelope of ThroughTubing PNC Tools,A.M. Loermans* and C.G. Njoku

16.00 £037Pulsed Neutron Hold-up Gives Imager Three-PhaseHold-Ups on the Wellsite of Horizontal Holes,M. Peeters*, F. van den Berg, W. Manan, D. Trckaand M. Mickael

16.25 E032vacancy

VII

THURSDAY 6 JUNE

Basin Formation andTectonics IV

Chairman: P. Gralla

09.00 A033Structural Model for Ozan Sungurlu Field at SouthEast Turkey's Thrust Belt,Levent Akca* and Bayram Saritas

09.25 A034Egypt - Nile Delta and North Sinai Cenozoic TectonicEvolutionary Model - a Proposal,Alessandro Mosconi*, Alberto Rebora, GiovanniVenturino and Paola Bocca

09.50 A035Examples of Basin Extension Mechanisms inAustralia,P.J. Gunn*

10.15 A036Seismic Interpretation in the Fold and Thrust Belt ofthe Canadian Rocky Mountain Foothills,Normand J. Begin*, Don C. Lawton, Deborah A.Spratt and Richard L. Kellett

10.40 A037Fault-Fold Relationships in the Triangle Zone, RockyMountain Foothills, Canada,Janice LeDrew*, Don C Lawton, Deborah A. Sprattand Willem Langenberg

11.05 A038Petroleum Potential of the Tanzania Coastal Basins,East Africa - a Dynamic Passive Margin,J. Iqbal*. A.G. Kidston, N. Mliga and EA. Kilembe

11.30 A039Seismic Exploration of the Adelaide Island Area,Antarctic Peninsula,M. Pipan *, I. Finetti, R. Geletti and £. King

VIII

Lecture Room A

Exploration and Production:Case Histories II

Chairman: P. Shannon

13.30 A041Petroleum System of the North-Eastern Margin ofthe Pechora Platform,V. Martirosyan, A. Simonov, L. Popova*, F.Kevorkov and L. Tichomirova

13.55 A042Gigantic Hydrocarbon Fields of Pre-Caspian Basin -Aspects of Their Distribution, Features ofExploration and Development,V.F. Perepelichenko, A.V. Shi/in* and A.S.Rovenskaya

14.20 A043Ashtart Field - a Multidisciplinary Complex CaseHistory - from the Nummilitic Microfacies to theNumerical Model,A. Gaaya*, S. Kharbachi, R. El Ouahchi and N.Mahjoub

14.45 A044Jones Creek D4- Reservoir Modelling Using Geocapand MoReS,L.S.D. Onuigbo*

15.10 A045F1 5A Triassic Gas Field - Facies Related DiagenesisImplication on Production,M. Lepoutre*, B. Mathis, Ph. Perez and M. Gossart

15.35 A046Electrofacies Analysis Applied to the Exploration forChalk Reservoirs in the Norwegian Central Graben,L. Meciani*, N.C. Judge, N. Bramwell,M. Green, P.Adam and G. Caillet

16.00 A047Successful Use of Seismic Attribute Maps andPoststack Inversion in Horizontal Well Planning,Olav Barkved*

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THURSDAY 6 JUNE

Reservoir Monitoring andManagement

Chairman: W. Liebl

09.00 L033Management of Integration in Modelling of theSubsurfaceFlora Hill-van Beek*

09.25 L034Integrated 3D Reservoir Modelling - Business ImpactThrough the Field Life Cycle,Beverley K. Howe* and Steve R. Taylor

09.50 L035Reservoir Characterization for Horizontal Drilling,K.J. Weber*

10.15 L036The Use of Geologic Models to Position and TrackWell Paths in Three Dimensions,Robert Belcher, Michael Donley and Brian Lynch*

10.40 L037Modelling of Permeability Decline Due to FluidInjection,Paul Egberts *

11.05 L038Quantitative Management of Subsurface UncertaintyUsing 'Scenarios',Mark Bentley*, Dave Bertram, Bart van de Leemputand Roland Gelling

11.30 L039Classification of Fluid Fronts in 4D Seismic,L. Seinneland*, L.M. Pedersen, R.L. Johansen, B.Reymond and H.H. Thorsteinsen

11.55 L040Ekofisk Field - Reservoir Characterization toReservoir Monitoring on a Giant Chalk Reservoir,S.C Key*, G.V. Seiland, B.J. Crabtree and L.R.Allen

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Lecture Room L

Basin Fill and Stratigraphy

Chairman: H. Dronkert

13.30 £047Prediction of Reservoir Facies Distribution, SaxonianLower Slochteren Formation in the Central Part ofthe Dutch Offshore,M.T. Crugnola*, Ph. Renaud and F. La font

13.55 L042Hyperspatial Shapes for the Description ofGeoscientific Features,Ipo L. Ritsema* and Bart H.M. Gerritsen

14.20 L043High Resolution Forward Stratigraphic Modelling -Prediction of Zechstein 2 Carbonate ReservoirQuality, Upper Permian,Karl Leyrer*, Christian Strohmenger, KonradRockenbauch and Thilo Bechstadt

14.45 L044Frequency Modelling and GeneticCyclostrati-graphyof the Brent Group, Norwegian Offshore - a NewApproach in Sequence Stratigraphy,S.D. Nio* and S. Hirahara

15.10 L0453D Stratigraphic Modelling - a New Way toConstrain Geostatistical Reservoir Simulations,P. Joseph *, R. Eschard, B. Doligez and D. Granjeon

15.35 L046Lithology Predictions in a Virgin Area, Varing Basin,Norwegian Sea,Marita Gading*, Helge Leseth and Stein Fanavoll

16.00 L047Provenance of Cretaceous Sandstones in theNorwegian Sea - Heavy Mineral Constraints,A.C Morton*, S. Grant and J. Claoue-Long

16.25 L048Identification and Depositional Reconstruction ofOligocene Mass Gravity Deposits, Southern MoreBasin, Offshore Norway,Anne M. Schwab* and Kristine Holm

I Y

THURSDAY 6 JUNE

General, Borehole Geophysics& Geology

Chairman: C. Anderson

09.00 E033Multidisciplinary Geophysical Well Logging Tech-niques to be Used for Environmental Applications,George N. Widens * and Klaus Buckup

09.25 E034vacancy

09.50 E035Plea for a Further Quest for the Most ImportantLogging Parameter,A.M. Loermans* and CO. Ibekwe

10.15 E036vacancy

10.40Discussion and Break

11.05 E038The Effects of Borehole Environment and ResidualHydrocarbon on Stoneley Wave Amplitude andReflectivity,Guo Tao * and Chuen H. Cheng

11.30 E039Three New Algorithms for Dipmeter Processing PlusFinding Interpretation Patterns,Mark G. Kerzner*

11.55 E040Deriving Textural and Geometrical Information fromDipmeter Data as a Help to Define SubsurfaceGeological Models,Piero Balossino * and Herve Anxionnaz

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Lecture Room E

Electrical & Nuclear MagneticResonance

Chairman: H. de Waal

13.00 £047Quick, Efficient Invasion Correction TechniqueBased Upon Artificial Neural Network,Da-Li Wang* and Yu-Ying Cheng

13.55 E0422D Formation Resistivity Imaging Using Multi-SensorInduction Data,M.B. Rabinovich* and L.A. Tabarovsky

14.20 E043Lithology Independent Permeability Estimation fromNMR Diffusion Measurements,M. Balzarini*, A. Brancolini, P. Gossenberg and I.S.MacKenzie

14.45 £044Through-Casing Resistivity Logging - Monopoleversus Dipole Tools,J.M.V.A. Koelman* and R.L. Jennings

15.10Discussion and Break

15.35 £046NMR Logging in the Brent Field,Colin Bruce*

16.00 £047Analysis of Reservoir Quality Using MagneticResonance Logs for Exploration and Appraisal Westof Shetlands,J.G. Fletcher*, D.R. Cowper and A. Hardwick

16.25Closing Address and Next Conference Presentationby the New DPS Chairman

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FRIDAY 7 JUNE Lecture Room A

Upper Palaeozoic HydrocarbonPotential

Chairman: M. Geluk

09.00 A049Paleozoic Hydrocarbon Prospects in Europe - a LostHope or a Thing Yet to Come,Hans-H. Schneider*

09.25 A0S0Paris Basin - Interpretation Errors Obstruct thePromotion of Carboniferous Prospects,Anthony Koning*

09.50 A051The Vendian Petroleum System with Emphasis on aBreached Oilfield in Northern Siberia,Shane M. Pelechaty*

10.15 A052Application of High-Resolution SequenceStratigraphy in the Silesian of the Southern NorthSea,W.F.P. Kouwe*, C.S. Yang, Y.A. Baumfalk andH.J.F. van der Veen

10.40 A053The Architecture of Pennsylvanian Fluvio-DeltaicReservoirs, Kentuky, USA,T.L.C Faber*, H. Dronkert and S.J. Buter

11.05 A0S4Composition of Carboniferous Sourced Gas in theSouthern Permian Basin, North-West Europe,Rutger Gras*

11.30 A055Seismic Characterization of Rotliegend Reservoirs -from Bright Spots to Stochastic Simulation,Henning Trappe* and C Hellmich

11.55 A056Sandstone Petrography and Provenance of theRotliegend of the North-East German Basin,Tommy McCann*

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FRIDAY 7 JUNE Lecture Room L

Risk and UncertaintyAssessment

Chairman: P. W.M. Corbett

09.00 L049Assessing Uncertainty in a Wildcat Prospect,Shona Grant*, Martyn Gravestock and Nick Mi/ton

09.25 L050The Risk-Value Correlation - a Gravimetric CaseHistory from the North Sea,L.K. Ethetton* and W.D. Brumbaugh

09.50 L051Thermal Controls on Reservoir Quality Predictionin Deeply Buried Sandstones,Per Arne Bjorkum *, Paul H. Nadeau and Eric H.Oelkers

10.15The Effect of Fault-Throw Uncertainty onReservoir Performance Prediction,P.A. Gutteridge* and D.E. Gawith

L052

10.40 L053Geostatistical Reservoir Generation Conditioned toProduction Data,Frans J. T. Floris *

11.05 L0543D Reservoir Modelling Based on 3D Seismic,Malampaya/Camago Field, Philippines,J. Grotsch*, C Mercadier, P. Diebold, A. van derBerg, B. Lak and F. Glass

11.30 L055How the Reliability and Detaility of GeologicalModel Affect on the Oil Production Forecast,V. Yudin*. R. Kats, A. Korolev and S. Yakuba

11.55 L056In the Paris Basin - a Far Cry from the IsobathMap,0. Michaud*, P. Chattel and F. Hanot

XII * denotes speaker

Reservoir Monitoring andManagement

Chairman: W. Liebl

P501The Application of 3D Seismic Models for Studiesof Geodynamic Effects in Oilfields,Sergey A. Birdus*

P502The Use of Microseismicity Data for Investigationof Deformation Processes in Rock Massifs,Sergei B. Turuntaev*

P503Application of Surface Gas Measurements toEvaluation and Control of Underground GasStorage and Productive Wells,Wojciech Gdrecki*, Wojciech Strzetelski, MarekDzieniewicz and Henryk Sechman

P504Well Test Modelling in a Multistorey FluvialChannel,Peter Dunlop * and Patrick W.M. Corbett

P505Potential of CO2-Disposal in Deep Reservoirs andAquifers of the Netherlands,A.F.B. Wildenborg*, J.N. Breunese and L.G.H. vander Meer

Risk and UncertaintyAssessment

Chairman: P.W.M. Corbett

P506Detecting Genuine and False Seals of Oil and Gasfor Evaluating Exploration Risk,Alexey Khitrov* and Peter Savinkin

PS07Reducing Exploration Risks by ConstrainingMigration Models to Direct Hydrocarbon Indicators,Martin Hamborg *, Oyvind Sylta, Marita Gading andHelge Laseth

P508Making a Mole Hill out of a Mountain - CuttingData Errors Down to Size,Paul Duller* and Barrie Wells

Chairman: F. Horvath

P509Role of Deep Faults of the South and MiddleCaspian in Formation of Structure of Region,L.S. Gasanov* and Y.G. Ganbarov

P510Extensional Tectonics within the Romanian Shelf ofthe Black Sea,Ion E.C. Morosanu*

P511Paleotectonic and Geodynamic Position of theOil-Gas-Bearing Reefs of the CIS,Vitaly G. Kuznetsov*

P512Dnieper Donets Rift Basin, Ukraine - Post-RiftEvolution,A. Tolkunov*, S. Stovba, £ Dvorianin and B.Krivchenkov

P513Tectonic and Petrologic Peculiarities of thePrecambrian Evolution of the Baltic Shield,Arkady N. Pilchin *

P514Dekorp 2000 - Modelling of Orogenic and BasinStructures and Evolution - Projects and Concepts1994-1997,Onno Oncken*, Ewald Luschen, Manfred Stillerand Charlotte Krawczyk

P516New Sight on the Deep Structure of the RussianPlatform Center According to the ModernRefraction Interpretation,f. V. Vassina *, V.B. Piip and EA. Efimova

P517Cyclicity of Sedimentation and GeotectonicEvolution of the Dnieper Donets Riftogen, Ukraine,Svetlana A. Machulina * and Vladimir K. Gavrish

P518Triassic Evaporitic Role in the Evolution of theIonian Zone of Albanides,Telo Velaj*

P519A New Interpretation of the Ionian Orogene Frontand the Relationships with the SurroundingStructural Units,Hetem Seitaj*, Llazar Mehillka and Arian Xhelili

P520Late Cretaceous and Paleogene Evolution of LowerKamchia Depression, North-East Bulgaria,Eve/in Marinov*

P521Asymmetry of the Deep Structure and Oil and GasContent Within the Pripyat Paleorift,Andrei M. Kovkhuto*, Radim G. Garetsky andVictor S. Konischev

PS22Tectonic-Stratigraphic Evolution Along theMid-Hungarian Line, Pannonian Basin,Petru M. Kiss-Parciu * and Katalin Lorincz

PS23The Transverse Tectonic Faults and Their Role inTectonic Evaluation of the Ionian Zone,Llazar Mehillka * and Beg Canaj

Presentations on Wednesday at 09.50, 10.15 and 10.40

Petroleum Generation andAccumulation I

Chairman: L. Novelli

P524The Practical Utilization New Conception of OilFormation Under Natural Conditions,V.V. Berkovskaya*

P525Well Logging Patterns for Hydrocarbon PrimaryMigration - Case Histories,V.G. Negoita* and A.I. Gheorghe

P526Fluid Dynamic Aspect of Oil Migration andAccumulation in the Timan-Pechora Basin,M.J. Lodzhevskaya* and T.N. Smolenchuk

P527Peculiarities of Oil Generation in Pre-Cambrian Bedsof the Russian Plate,O.K. Bazhenova*, O.A. Azefiev and B.A. Sokolov

P528The Triassic Sandstones in the Oued Mya Basin,Reservoir Characteristics and HydrocarbonEntrapments,Guellati Nacer Eddine *, Feghir Allal AH and KadriLila

P529Why the Most of Obvious Structural Closures,Drilled on the Djofra Saddle are not Successful? -New Axis of Research,Linda Zeroual*

P530Oil and Gas Generation in the Paleozoic ofTiman-Pechora Basin the East-European Platform,T.K. Bazhenova, L.A. Gembitskaya, K.G. Rozhkovaand O.K. Bashenova *

P531The Internal Structure of Salt Formation and Oiland Gas Content of Supersalt Deposits,Victor S. Konischev*

P532Structure Forming Role of Deposits with PlasticProperties,A.I. Konyukhov* and B.A. Sokolov

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Chairman: L. Novell!

P534Regional Temperature Distribution in theSubsurface of the Netherlands,R.H.B. Rijkers* and J.J.F. Ramaekers

P535Hydrocarbon Provinces in the Ticino Area, SwissSouthern Alps,£ Greber, D. Bernoulli, W. Leu*, M.E. Schumacherand R. Wyss

P536Oil Source Potential of Majkop Deposits inPlatformal Flank of the Pre-Caucasus Foredeep,N.P. Fadeeva*, O.K. Bazhenova, M.L. Saint-Germes and B.A. Sokolov

P537Petroleum Potential of the Central WesternCarpathian Paleogene Sediments, Eastern Slovakia,J. MiliCka *, M. Pereszl6nyi and R. VitSlos

P538The Fluid-Dynamic Model of HydrocarbonsGeneration,B.A. Sokolov* and EA. Ablia

P539Integrated Maturity Modelling in Thrust Belts -Cases Histories in the Western Alps,Eric Deville * and William Sassi

P540Dysaerobic Carbonate Source Rock - LowerCretaceous of Provence South-East France,L. Machhour*, J.P. Masse, B. Lambert, Ph.Lapointe and J.-L Oudin

P542Petroliferous Gas in the Crystalline Formation ofEastern Carpathians,George Teulea*

P543Burial and Thermal History of the CarpathianFlysch Belt in the Eastern Moravia Czech Republic,Juraj Francu *, Harald S. Poelchau, ZdenSk Stra"nikand Josef AdSmek

Chairman: P. Forbes

P544Detection of Fractured Limestone Reservoirs fromWell Logs Data in Albania,Thanas Andoni* and Kliti Verria

P545Multidisciplinary Approach to Study of theReservoir Architecture, Zaikino Field, Russia,Vitaly G. Kuznetsov* and Vladimir E. Chemodanov

PS46Complex Carbonate Reservoir Rock Voids Evalu-ation with a New Luminophore Saturation Method,Ivan V. Shershukov* and Ksenya I.V. Bagrintseva

P547Distribution of Thin Tar Mats in Reservoir - aGeostatistical Approach,B. Carpentier*, L. Delerce and A.Y. Hue

P548Improved Understanding of Microwave SaturationMeasurement Through Experiment and Theory,P.P. van Lingen * and M.R. Kuipers

P551An Isotopic Approach to the Assessment ofReservoir Anatomy and Quality,H. Johansen*, K. Iden, G. Aberg and H. Stray

P552Thermal Conductivity of Alluvial Sediments fromthe Ness Formation, Oseberg Area, North Sea,K. Midttomme*, E. Roaldset and J.G. Brantjes

P553MAGPORE - a New Technique for CharacterizingReservoir Pore Fabrics, by Magnetic AnisotropyAnalysis,EA. Hailwood*, D. Bowen, P.W.M. Corbett, F.Ding and P. Whattler

P554Field Studies and Modelization of Fractures inAnticline Structures,J.M. Gaulier*, J. Letouzey and M.C. Cacas

Chairman: M. Geluk

P555A New Lithostratigraphy for the Silesian of theNetherlands,H.A. van Adrichem Boogaert and W.F.P. Kouwe

P556Modelling of the Hydrocarbon Generation andMigration for Late Paleozoic Formation - WesternPomerania North Poland,W. Gdrecki*, A.P. Lapinkiewicz, T. Mackowski andB. Reicher

P557Subsalt Prospects of Precaspian Basin - from Post-Permian Geochemistry to Pre-Permian Geology,Leonid Anissimov* and George Mascowsky

Chairman: F. Horvath

P558Tectonic Evolution and Some PetrologicPeculiarities of the Alps-Mediterranean Region,Arkady N. Pilchin*

P559Regional Seismic Mapping of the Lusitanian Basin,West Central Portugal,S. Lomholt*, O.V. Vejbeek, E.S. Rasmussen and C.Andersen

P560The Main Regularity for Forming and Location Oil-and Gas Fields in the Dnieper Donets Basin,T.M. Prigarina * and B.P. Kabyshev

P561Tectonic Features of the Ionian Sea fromReprocessing and Interpretation of ReflectionSeismic Lines,A. Del Ben*, I. Finetti, R. Geletti and M. Pipan

PS62Structural Development and Basin Modelling of theSlyne and Erris Basins, Offshore Ireland,G.A. Cunningham * and P.M. Shannon

P563West-Black Sea Basin - Geological Structure andEvolution,George Georgiev* and Christo Dachev

P564On the Structure of Preadriatic Foredeep, Albania,Jani Skrami*, Shyqyri Alias and Betim Muco

P565Geomechanical, Modelling of the Stress RegimeVariations in Basin,J.L. Faure * and W. Sassi

P566Internal Structure and Main Evolution Phases of theFlysch Belt, Carpathians, Czech Republic,Oldfich Krejdf*, Jan Svancara, FrantiSek Hubatkaand Hedvika Thonovd

P567Tectonic Style of the Condensed Early PalaeozoicPlatform Cover, Estonian Homocline,V. Puura*, A. Shogenova and R. Vaher

P568The Central Carpathian Palaeogene EasternSlovakia from the Viewpoints of HydrocarbonVenture,Julius Magyar*, Rudolf Rudinec, Milan Mofkovskyand Pavol Suchy

P569Tertiary Stress Field Evolution in the PannonianRegion - Data and Models,G&bor Bada * and L&szl6 Fodor

P570On Constituents of Incrust Pressure in the Depthsof South-East Caucasus,Sh.A. Balakishibeyli* and A.B. Gasanov

P571Numerical Modelling of Fault Tectonics - the MiddleJurassic Evolution of the Oseberg Area,M. Ter Voorde*, R. Ravnis, R. Fasrseth and S.Cloetingh

Chairman: H.-H. Schneider

P572Main Geological Results within Geotransects - theIslands Vaigatch-Severnay Zemlya, the Yamal-Edgedya,Nina M. Ivanova * and Mikhail M. Kavoun

P573The Inter Montane Oligo-Miocene Basins in EasternAlbania,Llukan Kumati*, Todi Koroveshi and LulezimMemaj

P574Quantitative Subsidence Analysis of the ArabianShelf During the Jurassic,Y.M. Le Nindre*, D. Vaslet and J. Manivit

P575The Sedimentology and Reservoir Characteristicsof the Cenomanian Carbonate Platform ofProvence, France,Philip Bassant *, Frans van Buchem and Jean Philip

P576The Eastern Part of the Pannonian Basin - anIntegrated Study,Victor Mocanu*, Corneliu Dinu and FlorinRadulescu

PS77The Sequential Stratigraphy of Siliciclastic andCarbonatic Deposits in External Albanides,Sazan Guri* and Marian thi Guri

P578Stratigraphy and Hydrocarbon Potential of LateCenomanian Carbonates in the Maida High, HodnaBasin, Northern Algeria,Arezki Abdelaziz* and Remidi Hafsa

P579The Effect of Riftshoulder Erosion on StratalPatterns at Passive Margins - Implications forSequence Stratigraphy,Ronald van Balen, Peter van der Beek and SierdCloetingh

Chairman: P. Shannon

P580The Presence of Normal Faults and TheirRelationships to Gas Accumulation, the PolishCarpathian Foredeep,Michal Mysliwiec *

PS81Structural Models and Oil Prospects of CarbonateStructures in the Outer Albanides,Engjell Prenjasi* and Zoto Leskaj

P582New Technology and New Aspects for theDetermination of Oil/Water Contact at NaturallyFractured Reservoirs,Mehmet Ozkanli* and Zehra Yenihayat

P583The Use of Geochemical Data in Making the Modelof a Multilayer Field,Arnold J. Kuklinsky *

P584Geological Analysis and Production History of theSamotlor Field, West Siberia,A.K. van Bockstaele* and H. Dronkert