Third EAGE Workshop on Permanent Reservoir Monitoring

Proactive Reservoir Management – PRM and Beyond

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16-19 March 2015Oslo, Norway

FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT

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Convenor

Jan Stammeijer Shell, USA

Steering Committee

Richard Barker Nexen Petroleum, United KingdomPaulo Johann Petrobas, BrazilMark Thompson Statoil ASA, NorwayEvgeny Tolstukhin ConocoPhillips, Norway

About the Workshop

Permanent Reservoir Monitoring, also known as Life-of-Field Seismic, using permanently installed seismic cables, has been characterized by a few key marker projects but did not reach mainstream status during its first ten years. However, since the start of its second decade we have witnessed a flurry of new projects and activity on both sides of the Atlantic.

This workshop sets out to explore whether the mood in indus-try has changed. We explore new evidence to better under-stand the value proposition, including factors impacting and enabling the business decision. There will be technical discus-sions about existing systems, around logistical challenges of installation and maintenance, and ways for efficient and ef-fective data acquisition once the system is in place. We also investigate new concepts entering the market and new ideas no matter how embryonic to understand how the benefits of what we would call Frequent 4D (F4D) can be realized be-yond the confines of PRM alone. Ultimately our objective is to understand how reservoir management can move to a more pro-active approach thanks to the regular availability of F4D seismic data.

General Information

VenueThe workshop will take place at Gamle Logen in Oslo. The venue is located at walking distance from Oslo Central Station.Address: Grev Wedels plass 2, Oslo Norway

AccommodationAccommodation is not included in the registration fee and is to be secured at the participant’s own discretion. EAGE has negotiated discounted accommodation rates with the Clarion Collection Hotel Bastion. Please note that this is an extra ser-vice. Participants are free to book their accommodation else-where.

Please visit the workshop website for more information.

CateringThe following is included in the workshop registration fee:• Lunch on Tuesday and Wednesday• Coffee breaks on all workshop days• Icebreaker Reception, Poster Session Drinks and

Conference Dinner

Technical Programme

Oral & Poster Presentations - Tuesday 17 March

StoresalOPENING SESSION

08:30 Welcome

08:40 Keynote Speech - TBD

09:10 Conversation Cafe

10:10 Coffee break

THE REALITY OF TECHNOLOGY - CABLES AND NODES

10:30 Tu A01 - The Installers Perspective - Permanent Reservoir Monitoring (PRM) System Installation - E.A. Wilson* (Global Marine Systems Limited), O. Foster (Global Marine Systems Limited) & I. Griffiths (Global Marine Systems Limited)

10:55 Tu A02 - Jubarte PRM System Manufacturing and Installation Lessons Learned - S.J. Maas* (PGS), J.B. Bunn (PGS), D.R. Metzbower (PGS), A.B. Smith (PGS) & D. Stickler (PGS)

11:20 Tu A03 - PRM - North Sea Buzzard Field – Baseline OBN Survey Parameterisation - R. Gordon* (Nexen Petroleum UK Ltd)

11:45 Tu A04 - PRM - Do it with Nodes! - P. Hatchell* (Shell International Exploration & Production Inc.) & C.D.T. Walker (FairfieldNodal)

12:10 Discussion

12:30 Lunch break

PRM TECHNOLOGY - DEEPER DIMENSIONS

13:30 Tu B01 - LoFS Processing for 4D Attributes at the BC10 Field – Offshore Brazil - M. Lydon* (Shell), H.G. Farmer (Shell International Exploration & Production Inc.), Y. Chen (Shell), Z. Liu (Shell) & H. Wu (Shell)

13:55 Tu B02 - High Resolution Mirror Imaging of 4D OBC Data at Valhall - R. Milne* (BP Norge AS), E.J. Kjos (BP Norge AS), A. Dawson (Schlumberger) & M. Ortin (Schlumberger)

14:20 Tu B03 - Using Primaries and Multiples to Extend Reservoir Illumination for Time-lapse Monitoring - Application to Jubarte PRM - D. Lecerf* (PGS), A. Valenciano (PGS), N. Chemingui (PGS), S. Lu (PGS) & E. Hodges (PGS)

14:45 Coffee break

PRM CLEARING THE PATH

15:05 Tu C01 - Correcting Air Gun Source Signatures for Variation in Sea Water Temperature - K. E. Haavik* (Norwegian University of Science & Technology) & M. Landrø (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

15:30 Tu C02 - Calendar Time Interpolation of Amplitude Maps from 4D Seismic Data - A. Kiær* (Norwegian University of Science & Technology), O. Eiken (Quad Geometrics Norway AS) & M. Landrø (Norwegian University of Science & Technology)

15:55 Discussion

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POSTER SESSION TAILORING THE SOLUTION - BIGGER, BETTER, OR BOTH?

16:30-

18:30

Tu P01 - The Development of a Dual Containerised SourceSystem - T. Hibben* (WGP Exploration Ltd) & M.J. Burnett (WGPExploration Ltd)

Tu P02 - Design Choices for Reservoir Surveillance Solutions -P. J Nash* (TGS)

Tu P03 - Nodes Provides a Reliable Repeatable and Cost Effective Solution for Reservoir Monitoring - E.W. Berg* (Seabed Geosolutions) & C. Vuillermoz (Seabed Geosolutions)

Tu P04 - Telecom Business Model Introduced to the PRM Marketplace - M. Eriksrud* (Optoplan AS)

Tu P05 - Tailoring the Solution – To What Objective - D.I. Hill*(WesternGeco*), D. Lowden (WesternGeco), R. Newman(Schlumberger), K. Westeng (Schlumberger), M. Paydayesh(WesternGeco) & S. Sonika (WesternGeco)

Tu P06 - Tailoring the PRM Solution to Make It Better -F.L. Eisenhower III* (TGS)

Tu P07 - Customized Injection Monitoring Solution Using PRMTechnology - J.E. Lindgard* (Octio AS), S. Bussat (Statoil ASA) &T. Matveeva (Octio AS)

Tu P08 - A Flexible Sensor Network is Key to PRM CostReduction - L. Lovheim* (Octio AS) & M. Oldervoll (Octio AS)

Oral Presentations - Wednesday 18 March

StoresalKEYNOTE SESSION I

08:30 Keynote Speech - Ekofisk Permanent Seismic Monitoring - Results After first 4 years - P.G. Folstad* (ConocoPhillips Norge AS), P. Morgan (ConocoPhillips Norge AS), A. Bertrand (ConocoPhillips Norge AS), M. Rossing (ConocoPhillips Norge AS) & B. Lyngnes (ConocoPhillips Norge AS)

MAKING THE PRM DECISION

09:00 We A01 - Maximizing the Field Value of Edvard Grieg Using 4D Surveillance – The Feasibility Phase - P.E. Dhelie* (Lundin Norway AS), P.Ø. Seljebotn (Lundin Norway AS), H. Stenmark (Lundin Norway AS), A.O. Ndingwan (Lundin Norway AS), T. Kollien (Lundin Norway AS), G. Watts (Watts Geoscience Consulting) & M. Bacon (IKON Science)

09:25 We A02 - North Sea Buzzard Field 4D Concept - The Decision Making Process - R. G. Barker* (Nexen Petroleum UK Ltd)

09:50 We A03 - Delivering Permanent Reservoir Monitoring for Snorre and Grane - M. Thompson* (Statoil ASA), M. Andersen (Statoil ASA), R.M. Elde (Statoil ASA), S.S. Roy (Statoil ASA) & S.M. Skogland (Statoil ASA)

10:15 Coffee break

10:35 We A04 - Microseismicity Recorded by a Fiberoptic Oceanbottom PRM Installation Offshore Brazil - A.V. Goertz* (PGS), J. Richardson (PGS), J. Faragher (PGS), C. Remington (Microseismic Inc.), P. Morton (Microseismic Inc.), P. Barros (Petrobras) & C. Theodoro (Petrobras)

11:00 Discussion

KEYNOTE SESSION II

11:30 Keynote Speech - TBD

12:00 Lunch

13:00 Conversation Cafe

15:00 Coffee break

HARVESTING DATA FAST AND FURIOUS - PRM IN ACTION

15:20 We B01 - Permanent Reservoir Monitoring on Snorre – The Natural Extension of a Successful 4D History - S.M. Skogland* (Statoil ASA), M. Andersen (Statoil ASA) & M. Thompson (Statoil ASA)

15:45 We B02 - Grane PRM Project - Following the Footsteps of a Successful 4D Story - S. Sinha Roy* (Statoil ASA), C. Faust Andersen (Statoil ASA), R. Elde (Statoil.ASA), F. Bøen (Statoil ASA) & A. Sæbø (Statoil ASA)

16:10 We B03 - BC10 LoFS - First Results and Year One Operations - H.G. Farmer* (Shell), M. Galarraga (Shell), K. Wang (Shell), J. Stammeijer (Shell) & M. Lydon (Shell)

16:35 We B04 - First Results on Reservoir Monitoring in Jubarte PRM - Offshore Brazil - E.A. Thedy* (Petrobras), P. Dariva (Petrobras), W.L. Ramos Filho (Petrobras), C.M.O. Falcone (Petrobras), C.C. Born (Petrobras) & I.B. Zorzanelli (Petrobras)

17:00 Discussion and wrap up

Oral Presentations - Thursday 19 March

StoresalPRM - UNCONVENTIONALS

09:00 Th A01 - A Permanent Downhole Electrode Array as Valuable Tool for CO2 Monitoring at the Ketzin Pilot Site - C. Schmidt-Hattenberger* (GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences), P. Bergmann (GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences), T. Labitzke (GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences) & F. Wagner (GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences)

09:25 Th A02 - Using Ambient Noise for Real-time (Hourly) Overburden Monitoring - S.B. Bussat* (Statoil ASA)

09:50 Th A03 - Permanent Seismic Reservoir Monitoring for Real-Time Surveillance of Thermal EOR at Peace River - J.L. Lopez* (Shell International Exploration & Production Inc.), P.B. Wills (Shell International Exploration & Production Inc.), J.R. La Follett (Shell International Exploration & Production Inc.), J.C. Hornman (Shell Global Solutions International B.V.), J.H.H.M. Potters (Shell Global Solutions International B.V.), M. van Lokven (Shell Canada Inc.), C. Perkins (Shell Canada Inc.) & C. Trefanenko (Shell Canada Inc.)

10:15 Th A04 - Carbon Capture and Storage Projects are such PRM Applications - M. Longton* (Silixa Ltd)

10:40 Discussion

11:10 Coffee break

CLOSING SESSION

11:30 PRM Questionnaire Report-out

12:00 Workshop Learnings Summary

12:30 Conclusion

Conversation CaféBeyond conventional keynotes, technical presentations, and interactive posters, we include Conversation Café’s as an ef-fective mechanism to engage the global Permanent Reservoir Monitoring Community and create space for ideas, issues, and potential solutions. These structured and very stimulating round-table discussions capture the “pulse” of the PRM com-munity, and the highlights will be fed back to all Workshop participants on the last day.

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Social Programme

Icebreaker ReceptionMonday 16 March, 18:30 - 20:00 hrsThe Icebreaker Reception takes place on Monday evening and is a perfect occasion to meet the other workshop participants and an opportunity to pick up your workshop badge.

Workshop DinnerWednesday 17 March, 19:00 - 22:00 hrsThe workshop dinner will take place at the Fram Museum. The museum houses the world’s most famous polar ship, the Fram.

The evening will start on board of the Fram with appetizers and a light show of the Northern Lights. Time has been allo-cated for a visit of the museum before the start of the dinner.

Short Course

Time-Lapse Seismic: A Multidisciplinary Tool for Reservoir ManagementMonday 16 March, 09:00 - 17:00 hrsCourse instructor: Cedric Fayemendy

The purpose of this one-day course is to provide an overview of the importance and the benefit of time-lapse seismic.The course will kick off with a review of the Geophysical Res-ervoir Monitoring history within Statoil, followed by the in-structors experiences on 4D processes, resources allocation and overall monitoring strategies. How to push the GRM technol-ogy towards higher use of quantitative results will also be dis-cussed.

This course should be of interest to managers, geoscientists, reservoir and petroleum engineers with interest in reservoir management and monitoring using time-lapse seismic.

This course is an optional extra and is therefore not included in the workshop fee.

Registration

Registration feesAll fees are in Euros (€). One Euro of your total registration fee is donated to the EAGE Green Fund.

Registered and paid Until 15/01/2015

16/01/2015 - 10/03/2015

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EAGE members € 605 € 705EAGE student members1 € 305 € 355Non-members2 € 705 € 805Full-time student non-members1,2 € 355 € 405Family Member € 150 € 150

Registered and paid Until 15/01/2015

16/01/2015 - 10/03/2015

Short Course: Time-Lapse Seismic3

EAGE members € 455 € 495Non-members2 € 555 € 595

Members please note: To qualify for the member registration fee, your EAGE membership dues for 2015 must have been paid and confirmed. The processing time for membership applications or renewals is 10 working days.1. To qualify for the reduced registration fee, a copy of your student identification

card for a geoscience institute must be submitted together with this registra-tion form.

2. The non-member fee includes EAGE membership for 2015.3. Please note that the EAGE reserves the right to cancel the workshop or the

short course in case of low participation. In this case, payment will be refunded in full.

How to registerWe recommend that you register via the online registration form on the EAGE website (www.eage.org). However, a down-loadable registration form, which should be completed and re-turned to the EAGE Head Office, is also available on the EAGE website www.eage.org/event/prm-2015.

Sponsoring

Sponsoring:We would like to thank our sponsors for their generous sup-port of the workshop.

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Contact

For further up-to-date information, please visit the conference website www.eage.org/event/prm-2015 or contact the EAGE Head Office at +31 88 9955055.