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KEYNOTE ADDRESSKEYNOTE ADDRESS
The role of BDEP in the management of The role of BDEP in the management of information on the Brazilian information on the Brazilian
Sedimentary BasinsSedimentary Basins
Magda Chambriard Director
Brazilian Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels
Presentation StructurePresentation Structure
1. ANP Structure and Upstream Divisions
4. BDEP – Brazilian Data Center
3. Improving knowledge on the Brazilian Sedimentary Basins
2. Brazilian Oil Industry Current Status
UPSTREAM DIVISIONSUPSTREAM DIVISIONS
ANP Upstream AreasANP Upstream Areas
SDTTechnical Data
Division
SDTTechnical Data
Division
SDB Blocks Definition
Division
SDB Blocks Definition
Division
SPL Licensing Rounds
Division
SPL Licensing Rounds
Division
SPG Government Take Division
SPG Government Take Division
SEP Exploration
Division
SEP Exploration
Division
SDP Development
and Production Division
SDP Development
and Production Division
NFP Production inspecting
NFP Production inspecting
CSO Operational Safety
CSO Operational Safety
CCLLocal Content
CCLLocal Content
CMA Environment Protection
CMA Environment Protection
Companies
40 national38 foreign
Concession Contracts(March/2011)
Exploratory Phase: 349 blocksProduction/Development Phase: 400 fields
Current Status of Oil Industry Current Status of Oil Industry
ProductionOil – 2,18 million bbl/dGas – 62,8 million m3/d
Net Imports/Exports
Oil – 292,7 thousand bbl/dGas – 34,6 million m3/d
Proven ReservesOil – ~ 14 billion bbl (*)Gas – ~ 417 billion m3
(*) Includes proved reserves from the pre-salt area (“Lula” field)
Current Status of Oil Industry Current Status of Oil Industry (2010)(2010)
Petroleum ReservesPetroleum Reserves
Billion barrels
More than 30 billion bblLula, Iara, Guará, Parque das
Baleias, Franco and Libra
The Pre-Salt as a New ParadigmThe Pre-Salt as a New Paradigm(up to 50 billion bbl?)(up to 50 billion bbl?)
From 2004:
71 wells drilled
13 wells (18%) without discovery
2-ANP-2A-RJS2-ANP-1-RJS
New data in the Brazilian New data in the Brazilian Sedimentary BasinsSedimentary Basins
The seismic acquisitons performed by Data Acquistion Companies (DACs) after the monopoly
Flexibilization were crucial for discovering the Pre-Salt area – the new horizon to petroleum
industry
Seismic pre-1998
Seismic until 2002
Current seismic
Concluded projectsInvestments of ~ US$ 190 million
On going projectsInvestments of ~ US$ 121 million
ANP Data AcquisitonANP Data Acquisiton
G & G 5-year planG & G 5-year plan
5-year plan total investment ~ US$ 650 million
• Seismic assessment in Jacuípe basin (2D)
• Magnetoteluric surveys in Paraná, Parecis and Amazonas basins
Projects in bidding phaseProjects in bidding phase
• Seismic assessment in Santos (3D), Ceará and Parnaíba basin (2D)
• Geochemistry surveys in Tacutu and Foz do Amazonas basins
• Petroleum systems studies in São Francisco basin
• Drilling of four to six stratigraphic wells
Projects under considerationProjects under consideration
G & G 5-year planG & G 5-year plan
ANP Data BankANP Data Bank
The Brazilian Data Center is the unit inside ANP responsible for storing all technical data acquired on petroleum exploration and production activities throughout Brazilian sedimentary basins.
What is BDEP?
- 1995: Constitutional amendment n°9 – Monopoly flexibilization
- 1997: Law n°9478 – Creation of the Regulatory Agency – ANP
Article 8°, item XI - “organize and maintain archives of information and technical data related to petroleum, natural gas and biofuels industry regulated activities”
- 2000: To achieve this mission, ANP created BDEP, operated through a technical agreement with the National Geologic Survey - CPRM
ANP Data BankANP Data Bank
Legal issues
1,800,000 km seismic lines
19,000 wells
912,500 km non-seismic data
1998: Petrobras Data collection transfer to ANP (legacy data)
Seismic Data
Well Data
Non-seismic Data
The competitive market structure led to a growth
of data acquisition activities
Represents 2.3% of current BDEP´s
Data collectionin volume
ANP Data BankANP Data Bank
SEISMIC PRE-STACK 3,164 Tb
213 THOUSAND TAPES
TOTAL = 3,198 Tb or 3.2 Pb
BDEP DATA COLLECTION (2010)
Corresponding to...
60 million offull drawers
2,041,275 DVD´s
20 billion of digital photos
Post-stack seismic = 1,130 surveys
Wells = 25 thousand
Potential methods = 339 programs
Data CollectionData Collection
BDEP yesterday and todayBDEP yesterday and today
2000 2010 Increase
x 44TOTAL COLLECTION
3.2 PB
NUMBER OF MEMBERS
NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS
REVENUE
519
10.3 mi
3.2 mi
140
14
0.071 PB
x 1.9
x 3.7
x 3.2
27
BDEP InvestmentsBDEP Investments
TECHNOLOGY
Investments
US$ 3.5 million invested in hardwares in 2008/2009
US$ 4.1 million forecasted for 2010/2011
• Oil Companies (exclusive data)
• DACs Data Acquisition Companies (non-exclusive data)
• ANP data acquisition (foment data)
Quality ControlData LoadingData Storing
Data collection Data Delivery
• Licencing Rounds (data package)
• ANP (blocks study and offer)
• Associated Members
• Universities
• Eventual Users
Confidentiality Period
ANP Standards
BDEP BDEP ActivitiesActivities
Exemple of associated Exemple of associated companiescompanies
Eventual Users: all the others concessionaires and service companies
Final RemarksFinal Remarks
• Data Availability is a key issue for the oil & gas industry;
• The intensification of E&P activities in Brazil increases the challenge of ensuring the availability of good data just in time;
• New data acquisitions impose us agility to build new standards to store and release information;
• ANP is really interested in cooperating with NDR members for the improvement of technical data management.
Director Magda Chambriard
March/2011