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16–18 OCTOBER 2012ALL RUSSIA EXHIBITION CENTER, PAVILION 75, MOSCOW, RUSSIA www.russianoilgas.com

SPE RUSSIAN OIL & GAS EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION

TECHNICAL CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION

CONFERENCE PREVIEW

DELIVERING VALUE THROUGH TECHNOLOGY

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Dear Colleagues,

On 16-18 October 2012, Moscow will host the 4th SPE Russian Oil and Gas

Exploration and Production Technical Conference and Exhibition (ROG) - a key

international scientific and technical forum in Russia.

Since ROG 2010 the industry has seen an increase in the development of new oil

and gas fields with complex geological structures and low reservoir quality located

in adverse climatic conditions. Exploration and development of these fields require

new methods in order to tap these reserves. Today, Russian and international

oil and gas producers continue to work together, integrating their knowledge

and technology to ensure efficient management of domestic and global oil and gas

resources.

The agenda of the Russian biennual conference traditionally covers all major issues

in the area of hydrocarbon exploration and production. This includes hydrodynamic

fundamentals and petrophysics, new methods and technology for well drilling

and survey, prospecting, exploration, development of oil and gas fields, as well

as enhanced hydrocarbon recovery. There will also be a focus on environmental

protection and safety in sophisticated process operations. The conference aims

to present - the best global practices and innovations for enhanced petroleum

exploration at greater depths, drilling and increased well production, comprehensive

approaches to development of oil gas and condensate fields and improved oil and

condensate recovery.

Within the framework of the conference, this event provides attendees with the

opportunity to network with leading specialists, learn from the experiences of others

in improving operational efficiency of oil and gas fields, discuss topical issues facing

national and world science and practice, as well as gaining in-depth evaluations and

first-hand experience from some of the leading companies in the industry on the

exhibition floor.

The Programme Committee received over 600 high quality abstracts of which

205 have been selected to form the 2012 technical programme which consists

of daily technical, Knowledge sharing presentations and Poster sessions. Plenary

sessions will feature executives from large domestic and international companies

presenting overviews and forecasts of the developments in the oil and gas industry,

the role of new technologies as well as personal experiences with service companies.

Distinctively, many of the papers featured at ROG are written and presented by

specialists from producer companies.

We would like to invite you and your colleagues to register for ROG 2012.

Traditionally, students and teachers from Russian oil and gas universities can attend

for free, which, this year, has added benefits as the event will also be holding

a student paper contest and a young professional’s workshop. The exhibition will

include a dedicated “Knowledge and Science Zone” featuring some of the leading

Russian oil and gas universities and a “Technology Incubator“, which will provide

a site for young innovative companies.

Victor Saveliev,

Slavneft, ROG 2012 Conference Programme Committee Co-Chair

Sergey Kolbikov,

NOVATEK, ROG 2012 Conference Programme Committee Co-Chair

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CONTENTS

WELCOME LETTER PROGRAMME COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS 3

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 4

PROGRAMME COMMITTEE 5

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW 6

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS 7

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 8

PLENARY SESSIONS 9

PRESENTATION OVERVIEWS 10

SPE ARCTIC & EXTREME ENVIRONMENTSTECHNICAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 2013 11

CONFERENCE DAY 1 12-13



EXHIBITOR LIST 18

TRAVEL INFORMATION 19

REGISTRATION 20

BOOKING INFORMATION 21

SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS 22

PORTFOLIO OF OIL AND GAS EVENTS 23

REGISTER TO ATTEND SPE

RUSSIAN OIL & GAS EXPLORATION &

PRODUCTION CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION

Online registration now open:

www.russianoilgas.com

For queries regarding registration, please call:

+7 (495) 937 68 61

Official Publication

Show Supporter

VICTOR A. SAVELIEV VICE PRESIDENT

FOR UPSTREAM,

ОАО NGK SLAVNEFT

PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

CO-CHAIR

SERGEY V. KOLBIKOVHEAD OF FIELD DEVELOPMENT

FORECAST AND MONITORING

DEVISION,OAO, NOVATEK

PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

CO-CHAIR

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Harry Brekelmans

Executive Vice President Shell Russia and Caspian

Executive Committee Co-Chair

Sergey V. Kolbikov

NOVATEK

Programme Committee Co-Chair

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Gani Gilaev

Vice President NK Rosneft

Executive Committee Co-Chair

Victor A. Saveliev

NGK Slavneft

Programme Committee Co-Chair

Andrew McGrahan

Chevron Neftegaz Inc.

Victor Martynov

Gubkin Russian State Oil & Gas University

Yuriy Podturkin

State Committee, Reserves

Dmitriy Yurievich Puscharovskiy

Moscow State University, Geology Department

Victor Saveliev

NGK Slavneft

Gokhan Saygi

Schlumberger

Gennady Shmal

Oil & Gas Industrialists Association of Russia

Konstantin Shilin

Halliburton

Paul McMorran

Saeid Mokhatab

Emertec R&D Ltd.

Sergey Monastyrev

KHMAO Administration

Eduard Muslimov

TNK-BP

Lukasz Ostrowski

Baker Hughes

Phil Poettmann

Schlumberger

Gennady Sarkisov

Roxar Services AS

Alexander Shandrygin

TNK-BP Management

Vasiliy Shelkov

Rock Flow Dynamics

Mikhail Tokarev

Lomonosov MSU

Andrey Tsunevsky

Gazprom

Yakov Volokitin

Salym Petroleum Development

Kevin Wilson

LUKOIL

Dmitry Bolotnik

Roxar Services AS

Anatoly Dmitrievsky

Oil and Gas Research Institute

Simon Durkin

Salym Petroleum Development

Mikhail Gel’fgat

Weatherford

Andrey Gladkov

Modeling Technologies Center

Sergey Kolbikov

NOVATEK

Dmitry Kuzovenkov

Baker Hughes

Eric Liron

ТNК-ВР

Vitaly Baikov

UfaNIPIneft

Krešo Kurt Butula

Schlumberger

Philippe Enkababian

Schlumberger

Konstantin Fedorov

Academy of Oil and Gas Engineering

John Gallivan

AGR-tracs

Renaud Gauchet

Total E&P Russia

Ravil Ibatullin

TatNIPIneft

Azamat Ismagilov

SamaraNIPIneft

Alexey Khabarov

TNNC

Andrey Kharitonov

Halliburton

Orest Kasparov

Halliburton

Vitaly Krasnov

Rosneft

Bernhard Lungwitz

Schlumberger

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CONFEERRRENCCE OOVVERRVVIEWWW

CONFERENCE THEMES

■ Health, Safety & Environment – where is the value

in Russia’s oil and gas industry?

■ Geology and Geophysics – new methods – the key

to increase resources.

■ Reservoir Engineering – innovation and know-how

to address EOR/IOR methods, reserves estimation

and reporting.

■ Static and dynamic modelling, integration of the seismic

in geomodelling.

■ Production Operations – the role of technology

in the optimisation for the life of the field and Energy

Efficiency.

■ Facilities, Construction, and Projects – from smart design

to effective implementation.

■ Well Construction - Drilling & Completion –

fit for purpose – design, technology and best practices.

■ Organisational capabilities and structural changes

in business processes and competency level to increase

operational excellence and meet the needs

for the 21st century oil and gas industry.

■ Oil & gas transport – conventional and alternative.

REASONS TO ATTEND

■ Be a part of the leading technical conference

and exhibition.

■ Learn about new and future technologies.

■ Exchange best practices in dealing with production

issues, investing in the development of new technologies

and applying innovative methods for managing

the business processes.

■ Meet leading figures from the industry.

■ Demonstrate your products and services to more

than 3000 specialists.

■ Evaluate the recent market offers.

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GALA RECEPTION

A Gala Reception will take place in the exhibition hall

from 18:00 on Tuesday 16 October. By invitation only

EXHIBITION

The exhibition will host over 80 leading companies

from Russia and around the world. For more information

see page 18

TOPICAL LUNCHEONS

Topical luncheons and breakfasts will be taking place

throughout the event, to book you place and for more

information please visit www.russianoilgas.com

TUESDAY, 16 OCTOBER

Topic: “Total depth“ solutions for safe and quality borehole

drilling and casing – systems for casing running and drilling

Speaker: Tracy Cummins, Director of Global Total Depth

Services, Weatherford International

KNOWLEDGE SHARING PRESENTATIONS

AND POSTER SESSIONS

Over 40 knowledge sharing and posters presentations will

be on display in the exhibition hall from 09:00 – 17:00 hours

on each day of the event. For full details of the presentations,

please see pages 12-17.

UNDERGRADUATE/POSTGRADUATE STUDENT

PAPER CONTEST

The Student Paper Contest highlights SPE’s global links with

universities and student support groups around the world.

There will be two divisions: undergraduate contest

(16 October) and postgraduate contest (Diploma and

Candidate, 17 October).

Students from all oil and gas universities in Russia and

Caspian Region are invited to submit abstracts. The abstract

submission deadline is 15 June 2012.

Guidelines for abstract submission are available online:


The submitted abstracts will be judged by the SPE regional

committee. All authors selected for participation in the

contest will be notified mid September and SPE will cover

travel and accommodation expenses.

The first place winner in each division is invited to attend

the International SPE student paper contest to be held

at the 2013 SPE Annual Technical Conference & Exhibition

in New Orleans, USA. All travel expenses and

accommodation will be covered by SPE.

For further information please contact Antonina Kozmina,

SPE Moscow office, at tel: +7 495 937 4209,

email: [email protected]

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS WORKSHOP

Implementation of Innovative Technologies and Staff

Development in Oil and Gas Industry of Russia

October 18, 2012, 9:30 – 16:30

Workshop Co-chair Azat Lutfullin, OAO NOVATEK

Workshop participants: students and young professionals

from oil and gas and service companies. Number

of participants: up to 50 persons.

Speakers at the workshop will be Ganesh Thakur, 2012 SPE

President, Vice-President of Chevron Energy Technology

Company and Anatoly Borisovich Zolotukhin, Pro-Vice-

Chancellor of Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas.

In the second part of the workshop, young professionals

from oil and gas companies will discuss the latest

developments in the industry and disclose secrets

of successful career building. The following topics

will be discussed:

Part one:

■ well stimulation techniques in various geological

and process conditions;

■ recovery of remaining oil and gas reserves;

■ resources of oil and gas in prospective, underdeveloped

horizons.

Part two:

■ the road to becoming a professional engineer

and a conscientious specialist;

■ successful career building.

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SCHEDDUUULE OOF EVVENNTTS

DAY 1– TUESDAY 16 OCTOBER

Hall 1Hall 1 Hall 2Hall 2 Hall 3Hall 3 Hall 4Hall 4

08:30-17:30 Registration (Exhibition open 09:00-18:00)

09:00-10:00 Knowledge sharing presentations / Poster session

10:00-12:00 Plenary Session 1 Undergraduate Student Paper Contest

12:00-13:00 Topical luncheon / Knowledge sharing presentations / Poster session

13:00-15:00 Technical Session 1 Reservoir Engineering -1

Technical Session 2 Well Construction - Drilling and Completion -1

Technical Session 3 Health, Safety and Environment

Undergraduate Student Paper Contest


15:30-17:30 Technical Session 4Reservoir Engineering -2

Technical Session 5 Well Construction - Drilling and Completion -2

Technical Session 6 Static and dynamic modeling -1

Undergraduate Student Paper Contest


DAY 2 – WEDNESDAY 17 OCTOBER


08:30-17:30 Registration (Exhibition Open 09:00-18:00)

09:00-10:00 Topical breakfast / Knowledge sharing presentations / Poster session

10:00-11:00 Plenary Session 2 Postgraduate Student Paper Contest


11:30-13:30 Technical Session 7Reservoir Engineering - 3

Technical Session 8Well Construction - Drilling and Completion -3

Technical Session 9Static and dynamic modeling - 2

Postgraduate Student Paper Contest

13:30-14:30 Topical Luncheon / Knowledge sharing presentations / Poster session

14:30-16:30 Technical Session 10Reservoir Engineering - 4

Technical Session 11Geology and Geophysics - 1

Technical Session 12Production Operations - 1 Completion Solutions & Water Shut Off

Postgraduate Student Paper Contest


17:30-18:30 Drink reception. Sponsored by

DAY 3 – THURSDAY 18 OCTOBER


08:30-15:30 Registration (Exhibition Open 09:00-16:30)


09:30-11:00 Plenary Session 3


11:30-13:30 Technical Session 13Facilities, Construction, and Projects / Oil and gas transport


Technical Session 15Production Operations - 2Stimulation

YP Workshop


14:30-16:30 Technical Session 16Organisational capabilities and structural changes in business processes and competency level


Technical Session 18Production Operations - 3Fields Scale Operations and Other

YP Workshop


PLENAARRRY SEESSSIOONNS

CONFEERRRENCCE SSPPEAAKKERSSS

PLENARY SESSION 1

DELIVERING VALUE THROUGH TECHNOLOGY AND OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCETuesday 16 October, 2012, 10:00-12:00

Session Moderators: Harry Brekelmans, Executive Vice President Russia and Caspian, Shell, ExecutiveCommittee Co-ChairGani Gilaev, Vice-President OAO “NK”Rosneft“, Executive Committee Co-Chair

Key Role of New TechnologiesPresented by: 2012 SPE President Dr. Ganesh C. Thakur, Vice President, Global Advisor RM and Fellow Chevron Energy Technology Company

Rosneft Company Development Prospects in Production and Field DevelopmentPresented by: Gani Gilaev, Vice-President OAO NK Rosneft

Problems of Reliable Assessment of Oil and Gas Initially in Place and Recoverable Oil and Gas Reserves at Largest Russian FieldsPresented by: M. Zykin, Chief geologist, State Committee of Reserves

Statistical Review of World EnergyPresented by: Christof Ruehl, BP Group Chief Economist

PLENARY SESSION 2

OPERATOR - SERVICE COMPANY COLLABORATION IN RUSSIA: IMPACT ON E&P PERFORMANCEWednesday 17 October, 2012, 10:00-11:00

Session moderators:Gokhan Aker, TNK-BP and Kevin Wilson, Lukoil

Changes to service contracting and execution are required to optimize the new environments for oil and gas exploitation. Valuable lessons from RussiaPresented by: Rob Whalley, COO Integra and Gokhan Aker, Drilling Director TNK-BP

Caspian Offshore Drilling PartnershipPresented by: OAO Lukoil

Realizing Salym Project: Best of Russia + Best of the West Presented by: Simon Durkin, CEO Salym Petroleum Development

Operators and service companies collaboration for new technologies implementation and developmentPresented by: Weatherford

PLENARY SESSION 3

IMPLEMENTATION OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND STAFF DEVELOPMENT IN OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY OF RUSSIAThursday 18 October, 2012, 9:30-11:00

Session moderators: M. Yu. Tokarev, Moscow State University (MSU); Paul McMorran

Oil and gas industry development prospects are inextricably connected with implementation of innovative technologies and training of skilled personnel who are able to effectively use them.This session will consider:- prospects for development of applied scientific researches; - experience in establishment and development of small innovative companies;- i ssues related to formation of innovative infrastructure in oil and gas and service

companies;- new forms of training young professionals for the oil and gas industry; - problems and new solutions related to oil and gas companies’ staff development;- governmental support of innovative processes; - examples of successful set-up and implementation of innovative projects. The discussion will involve presentations by leading specialists from the following companies, research centres and universities: Shell, TNK-ВР, Rosneft, Schlumberger, Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas, Herriot Watt, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Rock Flow Dynamics

Deco-Geosystem, Skolkovo, Open Economy

CONFERENCE SPEAKERS

2012 SPE PRESIDENT DR. GANESH C. THAKUR

Vice President, Global Advisor RM and Fellow

Chevron Energy Technology Company

Dr. Thakur is a world-recognised leader in reservoir engineering

& simulation, secondary recovery, reservoir and well productivity

improvement, heavy oil, horizontal well technology and EOR.

His skills and expertise are called upon widely in the design and

operation of RM programmes, mentoring technical professionals,

and serving as an ambassador of technical capabilities to National Oil Companies and

Government Ministries. He is an SPE Distinguished Member and has served as the

Reservoir Technical Director for the Board of Directors, and an SPE Distinguished Lecturer.

Thakur has authored 50 technical articles, three books, edited two SPE reprint series, and

presented over 150 lectures/short courses around the world.

TRACY CUMMINS

Director of Global Total Depth Services, Weatherford

International. Tracy has been employed in the Tubular Running

Service Industry for 28 Years and joined Weatherford in 1997

as a Field Supervisor for Deep Water Operations. Since joining

Weatherford his assignments have included Deepwater Tubular

Running Project Manager, Tubular Running Global Product

Line Manager and Global Business Development Manager.

Since October 2011 he has served as Weatherford’s Global Director for Total Depth

Services. Tracy is a graduate of the University of Louisiana-Lafayette with a Bachelors

Degree in Business Administration

CHRISTOF H. RUHL

Group Chief Economist and Vice President of BP plc. He manages

BP’s global Economics Team, providing economic input into the

firm’s commercial decisions. BP’s Economics Team also produces

the annual Statistical Review of World Energy and Global Energy

Outlook.

Christof has a distinguished track record in both academia and

economic policy making. Prior to joining BP, he was at the World

Bank (1998-2005) where he served as the Bank’s Chief Economist in Russia and in

Brazil. Before that, Christof worked in the Office of the Chief Economist at the EBRD

in London. Previously, he was an academic economist, first in Germany and then as

Professor of Economics at the University of California in Los Angeles. In addition,

Christof has held Visiting Professorships at academic institutions worldwide, amongst

them the University of Chicago. His areas of expertise include are macroeconomics

and energy economics; he has published widely in these fields.

DR KONSTANTIN SIMONOV

Director General of the National Energy Security Fund

Majored in political sciences and economics at the Moscow State

University and was a candidate of Political Sciences. He has a

master’s degree in political sciences from Manchester University.

He has been engaged in political science and economic analysis

for 20 years. In summer 2006 he founded and became head of

the The National Energy Security Fund.

He has also written Russian Oil (2005), The Energy Superpower (2007), The global

energy war (2008) and Oil and gas factor in worldwide geopolitics (2011).

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PRESENTATION OVERVIEWS

Problems of Reliable Assessment of Oil and Gas Initially

in Place and Recoverable Oil and Gas Reserves at

Largest Russian Fields

Mikhail Yakovlevich Zykin, Chief Geologist of

FBU GKZ (Federal Budgetary Institution “State

Commission on Mineral Reserves“)

The world’s largest gas fields, each with initial

gas reserves of more than 1 trillion m3, are

located in the north of the Tyumen Region. Individual fields

(Medvezhiye, Urengoyskoye, Yamburgskoye) have been in

operation for a long time and fully drilled with production

wells. The geological structure of these fields and reservoir

properties (porosity and permeability) of their Cenomanian

pay zones have been studied in great detail. At the same

time, there are difficulties with amended estimate of gas

reserves in the fields. They are connected with variations of

reservoir properties in peripheral areas of reservoirs, where

there are only individual exploration and observation wells.

When gas reserves are calculated based on historical

production data, it is difficult to reliably estimate volumes of

water intruded into reservoirs.

Today, reliability of estimates of gas volumes in place for the

largest undeveloped fields is somewhat less for a number of

reasons. First, individual areas of fields such as the

Krusenstern and Kharasaveyskoye are located within the shelf.

In addition, seismic operations have been carried out recently

in these areas, and exploratory wells shall be drilled and

tested in order to assess reliability of such operations.

A serious problem is a reliable estimation of oil reserves in

deposits of the Bazhenov formation. Problems with

calculation of hydrocarbon reserves in Bazhenov formation

pay zones are associated with limited knowledge and

justification of the reservoir model and variables used to

estimate reserves.

The presentation will contain the analysis of existing methods

for determining reservoir properties of oil saturated rocks

and the results of their use for state expert evaluation of

reserves.

“Total depth” solutions for safe and quality borehole

drilling and casing – systems for casing running and

drilling

Tracy Cummins, Director of Global Total

Depth Services, Weatherford International

This presentation will familiarise you with the

waste Weatherford experienced offshore and

onshore during integrated approaches in

delivering high integrity casing and liner strings to the

bottom.

Through early collaboration and planning between the

operator and provider, mitigating drilling hazards, optimising

well architecture and drilling the un-drillable can be achieved.

The results provide the operator with improved wellbore

integrity, increased efficiency, reduces the overall cost of

drilling and allows the operator to drill more wells.

Total technologies include: a Casing Running and Drilling

Tool, Rotating Cement Head, Drilling Casing Bits, Casing and

Liner Reaming Shoes, Drillable Liners and Cementing

Products. The combination of these technologies with well

engineering a field service expertise offer an array of

solutions that include Drilling and Reaming with Casing,

Drilling and Reaming with Liner and Rotating while

Cementing. International and Russian Case Histories of the

Total Depth Approach will be provided that demonstrate the

ability of achieving TD in complex environments with cost

savings and improved safety.

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13:00-15:00 TECHNICAL SESSION 1

RESERVOIR ENGINEERING-1

SPE-162089 Assessment of Oil Field Development Optimum Rate Khasanov Mars, Gazpromneft NTC; Oleg Ushmaev, Institute of Informatics Problems RAN; Sergey Nekhaev, Dinara Karamutdinova, NK Rosneft

SPE-159264 Building a Roadmap for Enhanced Oil Recovery Prefeasibility Study. Jean-hector De Galard, Christian Lefebvre, Beicip-Franlab; Sylvain Serbutoviez, IFP Energies nouvelles; David Sorin, Rhodia

SPE-162052 Salym Petroleum Development’s Experience and Lessons Learned during Development of Salym Group Fields

Alexeyev Alexey, Yakov Volokitin, Salym Petroleum Development

SPE-160765 Tengiz Sour Gas Injection Project: An Update King Gregory, Gulnara Urazgaliyeva, Damira Tursinbayeva, Sabyrzhan Darmentaev, Thomas Zalan, Darrin Dunger, Randy Howery, Elrad Iskakov, Assel Turymova, Steve Jenkins, Chuck Walker, Phil Bateman, Tengizchevroil; Karl Lindsell, CHEVRON

SPE-161968 Improving Efficiency of Residual Oil Reserves Recovery at Final Stage of Field Development Manapov Timur, Ruchkin Aleksandr, Evgenia Ustyugova, Branch of TNK-BP Management Centre of expertise and technological development; Andrey Levanov, TNNC

SPE-160678 Peculiarities of Thin Oil Rim Development Sergey Kolbikov, Novatek Inc.


WELL CONSTRUCTION - DRILLING & COMPLETION -1

SPE-160574 Optimised solids control in arctic environments Bjorn Dahl, OptiPro AS; Arild Saasen, Det Norske Oljeselskap ASA; Tor Henry Omland, Statoil ASA

SPE-160660 Application of Targeted Bit Speed Technology to Directional Drilling in Buzulak Russia Christopher Maranuk, Wendell Bassarath, Nikolay Abaltusov, Weatherford International

SPE-160675 High-Performance Fresh Water Drilling Fluid Solution Helps to Drill Over 600 Wells in Salym Oilfield MIkhail Vasiliev, Oleg Afanasiev, Andrey Rusanov, Halliburton; Konstantin Romanishin, Salum Petroleum Development

SPE-158405 Case Study Of An East Siberian Field 2007-2011: A Holistic Review Of Drilling Performance Enhancement

Andrew Buchan, Schlumberger; Vladimir Shulga, Verknechonskoeneftegas; Zimuzor Okafor, Schlumberger D&M; Andrey Pyatnitskiy, SMITH

SPE-156591 Cementing Abnormally Over-pressurised Formations in Saudi Arabia Abdulla Dossary, Scott Jennings, Saudi Aramco

SPE-159310 Harmonic Vibration Disruption Improves Drilling Performance In Challenging Applications. Timm Burnett, Paul Bates, NOV Downhole Tools & Pumping; Reina Teelken, Denise Nicholl, National Oilwell Varco; Freya Schlichting, E ON RUHRGAS EP GMBH


HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT

SPE-157705 How advances in technology can help safely abandon exploratory wells in the Black Sea region Mohammed Haq, Richard Segura, Weatherford

SPE-161981 Use of geoinformation technologies as modern tool for implementation of OOO SK RUSVIETPETRO’S environmental monitoring program at the North-Khosedayskoe Oil Field named after A.Slivka.

Gladko Alexander, SK RUSVIETPETRO

SPE-157467 Improved Health, Safety and Environmental Profile Of A New Field Proven Stimulation Fluid Wolfgang Braun,Corine De Wolf, AkzoNobel; Hisham Nasr El-DIn, Texas A&M University

SPE-160662 The use of Artificial Bayesian Intelligence in Practical Well Control: Development and Field Cases Al-yami, Abdullah; Jerome Schubert, Texas A&M University

SPE-162070 Instrumentation Complex for the Russian Arctic Shelf Malyavin Ilya, RN-SakhalinNIPImorneft; Mikhail Kuznetsov, Sergey Stolbov, Kristina Sevastyanova, Sergey Nekhaev, NK Rosneft

SPE-161979 Emergency and Hydrocarbon Spill Risk Assessments for Offshore Facilities of the Shtokman Gas Condensate Field in the Barents Sea

Zhuravel Valentin, Scientific Center Informatics Risk


RESERVOIR ENGINEERING - 2

SPE-155953 A New Production Model by Considering the Pressure Sensitivity of Permeability in Oil Reservoirs Kewen Li, Stanford U.; Zhonghong Zhang, PetroChina Co. Ltd.; Li Li, Research Inst. Petr. Expl/Dev

SPE-162066 Reasons for Decrease in Condensate Recovery of Low-Permeability Reservoirs and Ways for Increasing Recovery

Shandrygin Alexander, TNK-BP; Yushkov Anton, TNNC

SPE-162035 Project for Full-Scale Development of TNK-BP Yamal Gas Assets Prokopiev Mikhail, Rospan International

SPE-162063 Estimation of Enhansed Oil Recovery Method efficiency on core samples from The West-Salymskoye Field

Skripkin Anton, TomskNIPIneft

SPE-159592 Injectivity profile monitoring and hot water flooding optimisation for horizontal well 2G on Rospan’s Russkoe heavy oil field using DTS.

Marat Nukhaev, George Brown, Sergey Tyutikov, Schlumberger; Alexander Rodionov, Denis Lachugin, Rospan; Eduard Muslimov, Egor Makarov, TNK-BP

SPE-160749 In-depth Sweep Efficiency Improvement: Screening Criteria and Engineering Approach for Pattern Evaluation and Potential Field Implementation

Pavel Shevelev, Nalco Company; Eduardo Manrique, Jorge Romero, Gholamreza Garmeh, Mehdi Salehi, Naing Aye, Tiorco Inc.


WELL CONSTRUCTION - DRILLING & COMPLETION - 2

SPE-159591 Korchagina: Neokomian formation development analysis on basis of well P-110 completion Marat Nukhaev, Ainur Bayanova, Alexey Shapovalov, Dmitry Kortukov, Schlumberger; Sergej Deliya, Dmitry Semikin, Denis Eliseev, Mikhail Kurenov, Lukoil-Nizhnevolzhskneft

SPE-160597 Dynamic Underbalance Perforating Helps to Maximise Wells Productivity by Minimizing Completion Damage on a Mature Field in Western Siberia

Tagir Khabibullin, Mourad Amanov, Martin Griffith, Schlumberger; Mike Pickles, Pavel Lavdannikov, Salym Petroleum Development

SPE-160603 Openhole Multistage Fracturing Completion with Swellable Packers and Sliding Sleeves in a Carbonate Reservoir, Case History from the Karachaganak field, Kazakhstan

Cristiano Caproni, Halliburton Italiana SpA; Paolo Giunta, KPO; Enzo Pitoni, Eni Agip SpA; Laksmono Swarnanto, BG Group Plc; Michael Etuhoko, KARACHAGANAK PETR OPERATING BV; Paolo Giacon, BG Group plc; Russell Schmidt, Unocal Corp.; Roberto Cherri, eni E&P; Almas Istayev, Halliburton

SPE-158909 Leading the Completion of Horizontal Hydraulic Fracturing in Western Siberia Mendez Alfredo, Weatherford

SPE-160593 Drillstem Test String Allows Transient Testing and Hydraulic Fracturing in a Single Run on an Offshore Caspian Exploration Well

Tagir Khabibullin, Schlumberger; Vladimir Stenin, Lukoil; Vladimir Levchenko, Lukoil Engineering; Sergej Deliya, Lukoil-Nizhnevolzhskneft

SPE-161974 Multi-Fracture Operation in Horizontal Well in Formations of Tyumen Suite of Yem-Yegovskaya Area, Krasnoleninsk Field Group in Western Siberia

Platunov Andrey, Igor Davidenko, Maksim Nikolaev, Fedor Leskin, TNK-BP


STATIC AND DYNAMIC MODELING -1

SPE-162053 Noise-Proof Method for Reservoir Connectivity Assessment Based on Field Exploitation Data Krasnov Vitaly, Viktor Ivanov, NK Rosneft; Mars Khasanov, Gazpromneft NTC

SPE-160585 Simulation of Complex Carbonate Field: Double Medium vs. Single Medium Kharyaga Field Case Khvatova Irina, Antoine Renaud; Elena Golitsina, Total; Galina Malutina, Georgiy Sansiev, Igor Kuzilov, VNIIneft

SPE-162080 Revised Geological Reservoir Model Using Detailed Correlation Mubarakova Aliya, Sudakov V. A., Sidorov S. V., TGT Oil and Gas Services

SPE-162045 Use of Stochastic Methods for Uncertainty Analysis in Compositional Modeling and Designing Technological Parameters of Giant Gas Condensate Field

Deskubes Yelena, Roman Madatov, Schlumberger; Aleksandr Ignatyev, ТNК-ВР Management

SPE-162014 Experience in Building of Multilevel Facies Model Shadchnev Nikolay, Roxar Services

SPE-162004 Experience in Geology Study and 3D Modeling of Achimovka Formations of the Urengoy Field based on 3D Seismic Survey Data

Grechneva Olesya, TNNC; Aleksandr Ignatyev, TNK-ВР Management

DDDAY OOONE, 16 OOCCTOOBBER, TTUEESDAAY DDDAY OONE,,, 16 OOCTOOOBERR,, TUUEESDDAYY

9:00 - 10:00 KNOWLEDGE SHARING PRESENTATIONS RESERVOIR ENGINEERING

SPE-162002 Effective Use of Geological-Field and Laboratory Data for Improving Quality of Hydrodynamic Modeling of Complex-Geology Gas Condensate Reservoir Development

Yushkov Ilya, Aleksandr Nesterenko, TyumenNIIgiprogaz

SPE-160694 Improved Hydraulic Fracture Modeling Based on Geomechanical Correlation Functions to Optimize Development of Priobskoe Oilfield

Alexander Nadeev, Alexey Yudin, Schlumberger Technology Corp.; Igor Sudeev, Aleksey Pestrikov, Alexey Nikitin, Suleyman Sitdikov, A. Timonov, Rosneft

SPE-162103 Development Options and Justification of Stimulation Techniques for Increased-Viscosity Oil Reservoirs within Messoyakhskoye Project in Difficult Conditions of Yamal-Nenets Autonomous District

Orlov Alexander, Mikhail Klimov, Sergey Samorokov, Gazpromneft NTC

SPE-162109 Innovative Method for Multi-Fracture Operations in Horizontal Wells of the Samotlor Field. Kudrya Semen, Samotlorneftegaz

SPE-161969 Differential Approach to Determination of Compartmentalised Reservoir Properties Yudin Yevgeny, Aleksandr Lubnin, RN-Yuganskneftegaz; Mars Khasanov, Gazpromneft NTC; Vitaliy Krasnov, Timur Musabirov, NK Rosneft

SPE-162042 Lessons Learned and Making Recommendations for Improvement of Carbonate Reservoirs Development System at Fields of the Republic of Tatarstan

Akhmetgareev Vadim, TatNIPIneft

12:00 - 13:00 KNOWLEDGE SHARING PRESENTATIONS WELL CONSTRUCTION-DRILLING & COMPLETION

SPE-160763 First Deployment of Oriented Perforating in Lunskoye Victoria Lyapunova, Olugbenga Komolafe, Sakhalin Energy Investment Company Ltd.

SPE-160704 Solving Issues with Articulated Joints for Short-Radius Drilling Dipender Thakur, Puneet Agarwal, Steven Park, Halliburton Co.

SPE-160664 Aerated Underbalanced Drilling System: Development and Field Cases Abdullah Al-yami, Jerome Schubert, Texas A&M University

SPE-160478 Preventing Annular Water Flow in Primary Cement Jobs Utilizing Swellable Packers Davis Timothy, TAM International, Inc.

SPE-156297 A new High Strength Drill Pipe maximizing safety and perfomance in low temperature environment Kamal El Bachiri, Philippe Machecourt, VAM Drilling

SPE-162118 Improvement of RUS PD675 vorteX Reliability and Well Drilling Efficiency at the Verkhnerechenskoye

Field of OAO Verkhnechonskneftegaz

Fazletdinov Marat, Schlumberger

15:00 - 15:30 KNOWLEDGE SHARING PRESENTATIONS HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT

SPE-162060 Use of Aerospace Information for Monitoring of Promising Field Development in the Russian Arctic Shelf

Sevastiyanova Christina, Andrey Konygin, Vadim Shmakov, Sergey Nekhaev, Sergey Stolbov, NK Rosneft

SPE-158113 Demonstrating adequate management of risks: the move from quantitative to qualitative risk assessments

Bower-white, Graham, TSRhorizons Consulting

SPE-162082 Supertoxicants: Modeling of Their Formation and Spread in Case of Oil Spills at Oil Production and Transport Facilities

Khaustov Alexander, Margarita Redina, RUDN

SPE-161997 Harmonization of Legislative Requirements for Marine Environment Protection against Oil Pollution Gorokhov Vitaly, Institute of Ecological and Law Problems “Ecoyuris“

17:30 - 18:00 KNOWLEDGE SHARING PRESENTATIONS STATIC AND DYNAMIC MODELING

SPE-162083 Prediction of Reservoir Properties in Interwell Space Based on Fractal Properties Analysis Using Well Logs

Arzumanyan Pavel, TomskNIPIneft

SPE-162055 Set of Studies for Fractured Vuggy Carbonate Reservoir Modeling by Example of the Yurubcheno-Tokhomskoye Field

Kutukova Natalya, Ekaterina Birun, Rinat Malakhov,Konstantin Savichev, Vladislav Yatsenko, NК Rosneft

SPE-162036 Development of Geological Model for Fractured Carbonate Reservoirs of Western Siberian Plate Basement with Use of 3D Seismic Survey Data

Gryaznov Andrey, Valeriy Babov, Oleg Uraev, Sergey Pylnik, Margarita Shtokolova, TomskNIPIneft

9:00 - 10:00 POSTER SESSION RESERVOIR ENGINEERING

SPE-162064 Analytical Base for Assessing Applicability of Air Injection Into Formation at West-Siberian Fields Yevseeva Margarita, Gazpromneft NTC

SPE-160692 A Comprehensive Fracturing Quality Control Program Viatcheslav Guk, Moscow Inst - Physics & Tech; Donald Wolcott, Raptor Oil Co; Mikhail Tuzovskiy, TNK-BP

SPE-162111 Effect of the fluid properties on the flowrate data obtained by the MPFM device. Gas condensate well behavior simulation for, Achimov formation, Yamal, Russia.

Konstantin Rymarenko, Schlumberger; Alexander Lomukhin, Rospan International; Dmitriy Kuzmichev, SPE

SPE-162057 Improving the efficiency of oil and gas field development by optimizing the operation of injection wells

А.А. Ridel, А.S. Margarit, R.А Garifoullina, V.А Mazhar,SPE, Gazpromneft-NTC, М.А. Almukhametov, I.А. Petrov, Branch office Muravlenkovskneft, Gazpromneft-NNG

SPE-162037 Uncertainty Analysis – Tool for Decision Making at New Fields of Yamal Kudlayova Nailya, Aleksandr Miroshnichenko, Yulia Endalova, Iskander Zakirov, Igor Chameev, ТNК-BP; Sergey Biryukov, Eduard Severinov, Leonid Gaidukov, Rospan International

SPE-160586 State-of-the-Art and Innovative Ideas in Theory and Practice of Oil and Gas Fields Development Ernest Zakirov, Daniil Anikeev, Oil & Gas Research Inst.; Ilya Indrupskiy, OGRI RAS; Iskander Zakirov, TNK-BP

SPE-156456 Formation Damage due to Asphaltene Precipitation & Deposition during Miscible Hydrocarbon Gas Injection; An Experimental Approach.

Fahad Iqbal Syed, Petroleum Institute; Shawket Ghedan, Computer Modeling Group

12:00 - 13:00 POSTER SESSION WELL CONSTRUCTION-DRILLING & COMPLETION

SPE-158738 The Experimental Study and Analysis of the Integrity of Casing Cement System under HPHT

Condition

Arash Shadravan, Zhaoguang Yuan, Jerome Schubert, Texas A&M University; Catalin

Teodoriu, TU Clausthal; Mahmood Amani, Texas A&M U at Qatar; Gene Beck,

Nabors Drilling USA

SPE-162115 Evolution of Drill Bit Design and PDC Cutter Technology Helps to Save More Than Two Weeks of

Drilling Time in Eastern Siberian Oilfield

Long Charles, Schlumberger

SPE-159757 A Novel Technique for Wells that Require Gravel Packing for Sand Control and Inflow Control

Devices for Managing Water Encroachment: Case Histories from Ocelote Field in Colombia

Nicolas Lopez, Darwin Florez, Schlumberger; Hernando Trujillo, William Charry, Carlos

Duran, Hocol S.A.

SPE-160762 Successful Application of Foamed Acid Stimulation on a Severely Perforation Damaged Horizontal

Well with Perforations Behind Tubing

Warakoon Ruksanor, Sakhalin Energy

SPE-162028 Well Interventions during Workover. Change of Technique for Fishing Operations in Case of Fish

Recovery after Tubing Shooting

Aminev Ivan, Orenburgneft

SPE-162695 Extended Reach well constraction at Korchagin field using integrated approach to project planning

and execution

Bogdanov Sergey, Lukoil-Nizhnevolzhskneft

15:00 - 15:30 POSTER SESSION HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT

SPE-162108 Application of Seismoacoustic Methods for Mapping and Monitoring of Benthic Ecosystems in Shelves of Arctic Seas

Gubanova Yana, Artem Isachenko, Aleksandr Tsetlin, MSU; Mikhail Tokarev, Centre of Seismic Data Analysis

17:30 - 18:00 POSTER SESSION STATIC AND DYNAMIC MODELING

SPE-162010 Reservoir Quality Maps: Effective Tool for Optimising Strategy for Development of Low-Permeability

Oil and Gas Condensate Reservoirs

Vikulova Yevgeniya, Aleksandr Ignatyev, ТNК-ВР Management

SPE-162029 Accounting of Geomechanical Properties of Astrakhanskoye Gas Condensate Field Reservoir in

Geological and Hydrodynamic Modeling

Shigapova Diana, Ekaterina Makarova, Roxar Services; Nazif Lutfullin, Lyudmila

Chashnikova, Oleg Tinakin, Gazprom Dobycha Astrakhan

SPE-162106 4D thermophysical modeling of reservoir – way to increase efficiency of thermal methods for heavy

oil production

Yuriy Popov, Anton Parshin, Mikhail Spasennykh, Schlumberger

SPE-160552 Fracturing Completion System Optimisation through Advanced Hydraulic Modeling Xie Wenfeng, Weatherford

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SPE-160590 Determining Reservoir Connectivity by Mapping Asphaltene Gradients Peter Weinheber, Alexander Tsiklakov, Wicher Wichers, Schlumberger; Sergey Zimin, Roman Oshmarin, Rosneft; Anna Driller, Tomsk Polytechnic University

SPE-159210 Smart wells is a key to production enhancement from low permeable reservoirs Danila Gulyaev, Gazprom Neft; Andrey Ipatov, Gazprom; Vladimir Krichevskiy, Gazpromneft-NTC

SPE-162101 Current Results and Perspective of Application of Multibranch/Multilateral Wells at NK Rosneft’s Fields

Akhkubekov Alexander, Kirill Kudashov, NK Rosneft

SPE-162031 Analysis of Application and Prospects of Further Use of Horizontal Wells with Multiple Hydraulic Fractures at the Priobskoye Field

Sudeev Igor, Igor Afanasyev, Timur Musabirov, Aleksey Pestrikov, Suleiman Sitdikov, NK Rosneft; Mikhail Stepanov, Aleksey Nikitin, RN-Yuganskneftegaz; Aleksandr Kolonskikh, Rail Galeev, UfaNIPIneft

SPE-162113 Reorientation of Azimuth of Fracture Formed after Repeated Hydraulic Fracturing Latypov Ilyas, RN-UfaNIPIneft

SPE-161970 Technique for Surveillance over Jointly Developed Reservoirs in Hydraulic Fracture Conditions Valentina Kokurina, Mikhail Kremenetskiy, Sergey Melnikov, Danila Gulyaev, Gazpromneft-NTC


WELL CONSTRUCTION - DRILLING & COMPLETION - 3

SPE-160722 Drilling Performance Continuous Improvement for large-scale O&G Operator: Goals, Tools, Practices, Resources, Results, Impact.

Melnikov Andrey, TNK-BP

SPE-160672 Towards Effective Resolution of Borehole Stability Issues in Koshayskaya Suite while Drilling Horizontal Sidetracks in Samotlor

Andrey Kharitonov, Evgeny Tikhonov, Oleg Mironov, Svetlana Pogorelova, Halliburton; Sergey Andriady, Sergey Sergeev, TNK-BP

SPE-162012 Use of of Geomechanical Modeling in Well Planning in TNK-BP Valeriy Kiselev, TNK-BP

SPE-160784 Addressing Wellbore Position Challenges in Ultra-Extended-Reach Drilling in Russia’s Far East Benny Poedjono, Sheldon Rawlins, Schlumberger; Stefan Maus, U. of Colorado

SPE-160768 Changes to service contracting and execution are required to optimize the new environments for oil and gas exploitation. Valuable lessons from Russia.

Robert Whalley, Integra; Gokhan Aker, TNK-BP Management

SPE-162099 Improving Quality and Reliability of Wells in the Northern Part of the Caspian Sea Wilson Kevin, Lukoil


STATIC AND DYNAMIC MODELING -2

SPE-162090 Sectionalized Modeling Technology for Building of Giant Field Models Bogachev Kirill, Dmitriy Eydinov, Rock Flow Dynamics; Vladislav Dzyuba, TNK-BP; Yulia Litvinenko, Samotlorneftegaz

SPE-162098 Method for Compositional Analysis based on Hydrodynamic Modeling of Gas Condensate Reservoir with use of "Black Oil" model

Devyatov Andrey, Novatek NTC

SPE-161972 Modeling of Gas Condensate Well Productivity Dobkin Sergey, Wendelin Deventer, Wintershall Holding GmbH; Ilya Yushkov, Aleksandr Nesterenko, TyumenNIIgiprogaz

SPE-162020 Selection of Optimum Well Completion Type with Hydraulic Fracturing, Based on Modeling of Highly Compartmentalised Reservoir Development System.

Gataullin Timur, Novatek NTC

SPE-162056 Modeling of Reaction Kinetics and Propagation of In-Situ Combustion Process at the Mordovo-Karmalskoye Field

Druganova Yelena, IPNG RAN/NOVATEK; Leonid Surguchev, IPNG RAN/IRIS; Ravil Ibatullin, TatNIPIneft

SPE-160721 Modeling Uncertainties in Carbonate Karstic Reservoirs: Presentation of a Tool and its Application to a Real Field Case in Russia

Pierre Biver, TOTAL SA; Emmanuel Penna, TOTAL E&P RUSSIA; Christian Longis, Total E&P Indonesia; Elena Golitsina, Andrey Ovsyannikov, Total

14:30- 16:30 TECHNICAL SESSION 10


SPE-162005 Analysis of Oil and Gas Field Integrated Development Efficiency Based on Strategic Modeling of Development. Justification of Key Lines of Oil Industry Taxation Optimisation in the RF.

Gvozdev Sergey, Rostislav Latysh, Igor Afanasiev, NK Rosneft

SPE-162097 Water-Flooding of Oil Rims: Myth or Reality Faizullin Maxim, Novatek NTC

SPE-162016 Option-Based Assessment of Hard-to-Recover Oil Reserves Development Projects by Example of the Bazhenov Formation

Sevastiyanova Christina, Sergey Nekhaev, Petr Tarasov, NK Rosneft; Mikhail Kuznetsov, Vladimir Zilber, Dmitriy Dmitruk, N-SakhalinNIPImorneft

SPE-162067 Analytical Core and Fluid Laboratory work in support of EOR project in Salym Petroleum. Volokitin Yakov, Irina Chmyzh, Salym Petroleum Development

SPE-162015 Predication of Cyclic Treatment Results at The Urnenskoe Field Konstantin Fedorov; Ivan Ishimov, Yuriy Khuzeev, SIAM-Engineering; Andrey Rublev, ТНК-ВР Management

SPE-161998 Problems and Solutions for Development of Shallow Heavy Oil Fields Zaripov Azat, Nail Ibragimov, Rais Khisamov, Tatneft; Ravil Ibatullin, TatNIPIneft


GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS - 1

SPE-162059 New Technologies for Samotlor Field Well Log Data Interpretation for Addressing Issues related to Modeling and Calculation of Reserves

Khabarov Alexey, Alexey Glebov, Pavel Utkin, Aleksandr Chusovitin, TNNC TNK-BP

SPE-162073 Geological Support (Geosteering) while Drilling Complex Horizontal Wells in NK Rosneft. Filimonov Victor, Kirill Kudashov, Ilgiz Sharipov, NK Rosneft

SPE-162030 Study of Different-Level Water-Oil Contacts of Low-Amplitude Deposits using Geophysical Methods Gimaltdinova Aigul, Deko-Geosystem

SPE-162116 Capabilities of Well Logging Suite while Drilling Highly Deviated and Horizontal Wells to Improve Information Content of Studies and Its Comparison with Conventional Logging Methods

Yan Pormeyster, Schlumberger

SPE-162065 Profile and Influx Composition Assessment for Horizontal Wells in Case of Drainage of Oil Rim with Massive Gas Cap

Semikin Dmitry, Sergey Deliya, Lukoil-Nizhnevolzhskneft; Georgiy Malaniya, Leonid Kolomyntsev, Schlumberger

SPE-161982 Experience in Application of Active Thermal Log Technique at Oil Fields of Russia Ramil Sharafutdinov, Rim Valiullin, Ajrat Ramazanov, Volodja Fedotov, Alecsandr Sadretdinov, Marat Zakirov, Bashkortostan State University


PRODUCTION OPERATIONS - 1 (COMPLETION SOLUTIONS & WATER SHUT OFF)

SPE-160726 Piltun Area: Complex Offshore Multilayer Field Development with Intelligent Wells Alexey Yakovlev, Andre de Wit, Michael Sumrow, Dmitriy Pavlov, Sakhalin Energy

SPE-161975 Process of Selecting and Testing Well Lower Completion Methods for RusskoeField Poorly Consolidated Rock Conditions

Bolychev, E.A. CJSC ROSPAN International, Konstantinova, N.V, Muslimov,E.Ya., Shayhutdinov, I.K., and Makarov, E.M. OJSC TNK-BP Management

SPE-161976 Experience in Use of Techniques for Operation of Dually Completed Wells in TNK-BP Medvedev Pyotr, TNK-BP Management

SPE-158281 Lessons Learnt from Water Shutoff of Horizontal Well using Inflatable Packers and Chemicals - A Case History from Ghawar Field, Saudi Arabia

Hemant Sharma, Saudi Aramco

SPE-160689 The Use of Umbilicals as a New Technology of Artificial-Lift Operation of Oil and Gas Wells without Well Killing when Workover

Evgeny Malyavko, Alexander Drozdov, Yaroslav Alekseev, Gubkin Russian State University of Oil & Gas; Sharifzhan Ageev, NOVOMET-PERM; Andrey Robin, Aleksey Alekseev, Alexander Stefomirov, PskovGeoKabel

SPE-161977 New Process Solutions for Water Suppression – Way toward Energy Efficiency Dubovitsky Sergey, TNK-BP

DDDAY TTTWO,,, 17 OOOCTOOBBERR, WWEEDNNEESDDAAY DDDAY TTTWOOO, 17 OOCTTOOBEERR, WWEDDNNESSDDAYY

9:00 - 10:00 KNOWLEDGE SHARING PRESENTATIONS RESERVOIR ENGINEERING

SPE-159161 A Glass Micromodel Experimental Study of Hydrophilic Nanoparticles Retention for EOR Project Luky Hendraningrat, Li Shidong, Norwegian U. of Science & Tech

SPE-156943 Accuracy Increase of Well Test Analysis on Horizontal Wells and Vertical Wells with Fracturing in Case of Radial Filtration Regime Registration Absence (by reason of heavy oil, low reservoir permeability and etc.).

Kovalenko Igor, ТNK-BP

SPE-160770 Tengiz Field Surveillance: Planning Strategy and Implementation Damira Tursinbayeva, Thomas Zalan, Darrin Dunger, Randy Howery, TENGIZCHEVROIL ; Karl Lindsell, CHEVRON

SPE-160583 E-Field real time well temperature monitoring - Kharyaga field case Andrey Semenov, Elena Golitsina, Christophe Allanic, Antoine Renaud, Total

SPE-162022 Principles of Unified Fluidal Model Building by Example of the South-Tambeyskoye Field Filippova Yuliya, Novatek NTC

SPE-162112 Comparative Analysis of Methods for Calculation of Pattern Sweep Efficiency Indicators Kondakov Danila, Andrey Gladkov, Mariya Belyanushkina, Modeling Technologies Centre

SPE-162100 Assessment of Man-Induced Crack Formation Parameters in Conditions of Yu1 Formation of the Krapivinskoye Field

Glavnov Nikolay, TomskNIPIneft

11:00 - 11:30 KNOWLEDGE SHARING PRESENTATIONS WELL CONSTRUCTION-DRILLING & COMPLETION

SPE-162044 Well Drilling Process Optimisation Based on Monitoring Shipovsky Konstantin, Victor Gnibidin, SamaraNIPIneft

SPE-160760 Improved Operational Performance and Wellbore Quality by Innovative Combination of Technical Solutions; From Drilling to Cementing

Moji Karimi, Calvin Holt, Alexander Mikhaylichenko, Tesco Corporation

SPE-159453 The World’s First Blowout Well Intersection by A Highly Inclined Relief Well Mohammed Al Hameli, Ibrahim Al Ghamdi, Saudi Aramco

13:30 - 14:30 KNOWLEDGE SHARING PRESENTATIONS STATIC AND DYNAMIC MODELING AND GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS

SPE-162033 Geosteering: Experience in Practical Use at the Ust-Tegusskoye Field, Analysis of Efficiency Ustinova Larisa, Ekaterina Makarova, Artem Sokolov, Roxar Services; Suren Osepyan, ТNК-Uvat

SPE-162091 Numerical Modeling of Saline Reservoir Flooding with Fresh Water Bogachev Kirill, Rock Flow Dynamics

SPE-162110 A New Approach to Model Large Oil Reservoirs. Shevko Nikolay, Gazpromneft NTC

SPE-160503 The new multipurpose neutron generator MANK Lukhminsky Boris, RSGPU

SPE-162038 Reliability Improvement of Hydrocarbon Reserves Calculation based on Fuzzy Petrophysical

Compositions Method

Kuleshov Vladislav, Aleksandr Kobrunov, Aleksandr Mogutov, State Technical University

of Ukhta

SPE-162021 Development of "Split" Universal Software and Methodical Complex for Processing and Interpreting

Data of Nuclear Well Logging Methods

Belokhin Vasily, Nataliya Kashina, Georgiy Kalmykov, Evgeniy Reshetov, MSU / Split

16:30 - 17:30 KNOWLEDGE SHARING PRESENTATIONS GEOLOGY & GEOPHYSICS

SPE-162051 Azimuthal Processing of 3D Seismic Survey Data and HTI Anisotropy Analysis by Example of Data on Western Siberia.

Biryaltseva Yuliya, Tatyana Grechishnikova, GeoPrime; Inga Khromova, ОАО Lukoil

SPE-162072 Technique for Multiple Wave Suppression during Shallow-Water Seismic Surveys. Loginov Andrey, MSU Centre of Seysmic Data Analysis; Pavel Gofman, Deko-Geofizika

SPE-160499 Digital core analysis - the future of petrophysics Nikolay Grachev, Aleksey Dmitriev, Dmitry Senin, Dmitry Demin, Dmitry Bikulov, George Kalashnikov, IntroVision R&D

SPE-160584 Formation Permeability Evaluation from Resistivity Profiles and Mudcake Thickness Using Invasion Modeling

Alexander Makarov, Igor Eltsov, Aleksander Kashevarov, Baker Atlas

SPE-162032 Application of Modern Geophysical Technologies for Comprehensive Study of Offshore Hydrocarbon Fields and Production Monitoring

Yuriy Ampilov, Dmitriy Baturin, PGS-Khazar

SPE-162025 New Data on Jurassic Sediment Structure at Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous District License Block, That Were Obtained Based on Repeated Processing and Interpretation of Seismic and Geological Materials of Previous Years.

Utusikov Igor, Natalya Kurysheva, Irina Volovnikova, GeoPrime Branch, Irtyshgeofizikа

09:00 - 10:00 POSTER SESSION RESERVOIR ENGINEERING

SPE-156502 A Microwaves based Simulation Study for Enhanced Oil Recovery Muhammad Mohsin Rehman, Mahmoud Meribout, The Petroleum Institute

SPE-159159 Applied Gas-Condensate Pseudopressure to Full-field Compositional Modeling with Different

Hydrodynamic System

Luky Hendraningrat, Ole Torsaeter, Norwegian U Of Science Tech; Bagus Nugroho,

Asti Wulandari, PT Medco E&P Indonesia

SPE-156058 IWAG Implementation for Optimised Recovery from a Heterogeneous Reservoir Offshore

Terengganu

Muhammad Hafiz Khairul Azmi, UTP

SPE-162007 Integrated Development and Production Modeling for Two Gas Fields of Urengoy Oil and Gas

Complex.

Mustayeva Sophia, Vasiliev Vladimir, Novatek NTC

SPE-161999 Method and Results of Integrated Laboratory Core Analyses of Anisotropic Reservoir Properties. Kadet Valery, Nikolay Dmitriev, Aleksey Kuzmichev, Sergey Tsybulskiy, Gubkin Russian

State University of Oil & Gas

SPE-161971 Oil Production in The Russian Region – The Chechen Republic. Today and in prospect Stulov Leonid, Igor Kuleshkov, Oleg Danilchenko, Valentina Kolbikova, Valentin

Kolbikov, NK Rosneft-NTC

SPE-160772 Extending Deconvolution Capabilities for Well Test Analysis Using Drawdown Flowing Pressures Evgeny Pimonov, Bertrand Theuveny, Fikri Kuchuk, Schlumberger

SPE-162011 Well test for in-situ determination of oil and water relative permeabilities. Sumbat Zakirov, Ilya Indrupskiy, Ernest Zakirov, Timur Tsagan-Mandzhiev, Daniil

Anikeev, Leonid Gaidukov, Ivan Vasiliev, Aleksandr Rodionov, ТNК-ВР

11:00 - 11:30 POSTER SESSION GEOLOGY & GEOPHYSICS

SPE-162046 On Methods for Determination of Reservoir Pressure in Newly Drilled Wells in Ultra-Low Permeability and Highly Compartmentalised Reservoir

Kunafin Amir, Vitaliy Boykov, Alfred Davletbaev, RN-UfaNIPIneft; Victor Maltsev, Rustam Asmandiyarov, Andrey Slabetskiy, Eduard Nazargalin, RN-Yuganskneftegaz

SPE-162043 Reserves Increment Potential for Overlooked Deposits of Fields Developed by Samaraneftegaz Zubova Yuliya, SamaraNIPIneft

SPE-162027 Application of Fractured Reservoir Permeability Block Model when Designing Horizontal Well Bores Kiselev Valery, FGAOU VPO Siberian Federal University; Andrey Kinsfator, Aleksandr

Antonenko, RN-KrasnoyarskNIPIneft

13:30 - 14:30 POSTER SESSION GEOLOGY & GEOPHYSICS

SPE-162105 Gas Shows of Reservoirs in Ob-Taz Shallow-Water Area in Anomalies of Potential Fields Chernov Andrey, Valentin Kolesov, Pangeya

SPE-160577 The Estimation of Filtration Reservoir Properties with Log Data Petrov Alexander, Dmitry Kozhevnikov, Kazimir Kovalenko,Ivan Deshenenkov, Gubkin

University

SPE-162008 Geant4 for Solving Nuclear Geophysics Problems Nikolay Velker, Bair Banzarov, Inanc Feyzi, Nikolai Simonov, Baker Hughes Incorporated

SPE-162096 Capabilities of High-Resolution Seismic Observations in Water Areas for Solution of Geotechnical

Problems

Shmatkov Alexey, Geological Faculty of MSU

SPE-162034 Electromagnetic Soundings in Deviated and Horizontal Wells: Numerical Modeling and Interpretation

of Practical Data

Sukhorukova Karina, Marina Nikitenko, Mikhail Epov, Alexey Gorbatenko, INGG SO

RAN

SPE-160766 Increasing Workforce Productivity through Integrated Field Management (IFM) Deployment of Real

Time Production Optimisation Reservoir Management (RTPO-RM)

Saken Galimzhanov, Tengizchevroil; Artemio Rodriguez, CHEVRON CORP

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11:30 - 13:30 TECHNICAL SESSION 13

FACILITIES, CONSTRUCTION, AND PROJECTS / OIL & GAS TRANSPORT

SPE-160748 Prediction and dynamic operation of gas distribution networks Ruud Linden, Norbert Ligterink, TNO

SPE-162058 The First Russian Buried Oil Pipeline with "Skin Effect" for High-Viscosity Oil Transport Grishagin Alexander, SamaraNIPIneft

SPE-160551 Reducing Energy Losses In The Case Of Viscous Oil Transport Through Pipelines. Clain Bogdan Michael, Ploiesti Petroleum U; Marius Sin

SPE-158074 Design and Status of the only Underground Gas Storage Project in Turkey after Three Years of Operation

Secaeddin Sahin, Suleyman Abravci, Ali Tirek, Turkish Petroleum Corp.

SPE-162009 Assessing Applicability of Technique for Associated Petroleum Gas Multiphase Transport in Russian Arctic Shelves

Levin Ivan, Oleg Glazkov, Sergey Malyshev, TomskNIPIneft



SPE-162104 Assessment of Tatarstan Reservoir Rock Fracturing Parameters Based on Oriented Core and Downhole Imager Data

Musin Kamil, TatNIPIneft; Rais Khisamov, Ramil Dinmukhamedov, Tatneft

SPE-162094 Reservoir Properties of Rocks in the Bazhenov Formation Khamidullin Ruslan, Geological Faculty of Moscow State University

SPE-162023 Computation of reservoir properties via 3D-modeling of porous media Korost Dmitry, Geological Faculty of Moscow State University

SPE-161996 Determination of Residual Water and Oil Saturation using Data of Nuclear Magnetic Logging in Reservoirs with Mixed Wettability

Chashkov Anatoly, Verkhnechonskneftegaz

SPE-159513 Insight into Rock Mechanics Laboratory Data: Design Testing Programme and Quality Control of the Results

Hamed Soroush, Weatherford; Andrew Buffin, Senergy Ltd

SPE-160357 New Acoustic Method for Measuring Formation Permeability in the Presence of Mudcake Anton Sinev, Vitaly Dorovsky, Baker Hughes; Evgenii Romensky, Sobolev Inst. of

Mathematics


PRODUCTION OPERATIONS - 2 (STIMULATION)

SPE-160754 First Hydraulic Fracturing from a Supply Vessel in the Caspian Sea Offshore Russia Kreso Butula,Sergei Vereschagin, Philippe Enkababian, Schlumberger; Vladimir Stenin, Lukoil; Sergej Deliya, Lukoil-Nizhnevolzhskneft; Vladimir Levchenko, Lukoil Engineering

SPE-160729 Lessons Learned on RPM Treatment Trial Project on Mature Gas Fields in North of Western Siberia Igor Kuvshinov, Andrey Shnitko, Aydar Abdulmenov, Halliburton Co.

SPE-159340 New Coiled Tubing Deployed Multi-Zone Hydraulic-Fracturing: An Unconventional Process for Unconventional Reservoirs

Klaas Van Gijtenbeek, Fraser Mcneil, Leon Massaras, Halliburton

SPE-160767 Channel Fracturing in the Remote Taylakovskoe Oil Field: Reliable Stimulation Treatments for Significant Production Increase

Alexey Yudin, Almaz Sadykov, Maxim Oparin, Andrey Efremov, Schlumberger; Sergey Doktor, Nikolay Katrich, Mikhail Vinohodov, Nikolay Chebykin, Slavneft-Megionneftegaz

SPE-159347 First Channel Fracturing Applied in Mature Wells Increases Production from Talinskoe Oilfield in Western Siberia

Rifat Kayumov, Alexey Yudin, Philippe Enkababian, Artyom Klyubin, Schlumberger; Igor Davidenko, Fedor Leskin, Zdenko Caluder, TNK-BP

SPE-160782 Self Consistent Approach to Construct Inflow Performance Relationship for Oil Well Vitaly Krasnov, Rinat Khabibullin, Timur Musabirov, ROSNEFT; Mars Khasanov, Gazpromneft-NTC


ORGANIZATIONAL CAPABILITIES AND STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN BUSINESS PROCESS AND COMPETENCY LEVEL

SPE-160652 Tackling Russia's Upstream Skills Gap, and the Role of Oilfield Services Mcmorran Paul, Integra Resources Ltd.

SPE-160501 Drilling Support Center -in its true sense - a Russian Operator Experience Mehmet Bakici, Ivan Sarkisov, Azat Garifullin, Gokhan Aker, TNK-BP Management

SPE-162117 Talent Management - a key to long term sustainability. Karapetov Artem, Schlumberger

SPE-160579 Operational Performance Analysis of Mature Oilfields Sergey Turchin, Manasi Datta, ZIFF ENERGY GROUP

SPE-160557 IT Governance and Organization in Smart Oil Fields Ewoud Guldemond, Leon Acda, Atos Consulting; Mikhail Andronov, Siemens IT Solutions and Services

SPE-160691 Drilling Optimisation - A Review of Process Changes Nkwocha Chimerebere, Geopro Technology Ltd



SPE-162084 Geological Factors in Design of Bottom-Hole Acid Treatments Misolina Natalya, Ilshat Nasibullin, ОАО NIIneftepromkhim

SPE-162081 Passive Acoustic Well Noise Metering Technology Maslennikova Yuliya, Andrey Savinkov, TGT Oil and Gas Services

SPE-162071 Approach to Determination of Boundary Parameters in Fractured Carbonate Reservoirs Kovaleva Galina, Giprovostokneft

SPE-162003 Experience in Prediction West-Siberian Bazhenov Formation Productivity Based on Seismic Data Shkurakov Vladimir, Maria Groman, Orgformula

SPE-159392 Hydrocarbon reserves ranking for their management Alexander Shandrygin, TNK-BP; Tatiana Smagina, Tyumen Petroleum Rsch Ctr; Igor Diakonov, Schlumberger

SPE-161995 Structural Traveltime Modeling when Preparing Oil and Gas Fold-and-Thrust Targets Gaiduk Victor, Kuksov Sergey, NК Rosneft - NTC


PRODUCTION OPERATIONS - 3 ( FIELDS SCALE OPERATIONS AND OTHER)

SPE-160759 Thirty Years of Experience in the Application of Thermal Methods of Heavy Oil Recovery in the Permian-Carboniferous Reservoir of the Usinsk Field

Stanislav Oursegov, Vladimir Muliak, Mikhail Chertenkov, Andrey Alabushin, Evgenii Taraskin, Lukoil

SPE-160676 Waterflood Operations Offshore Sakhalin Island, Start-Up Experience of Piltun Field Smart Water Injectors

Michael Sumrow, Andre de Wit, Nikolay Matusevich, Alexey Yakovlev, Svetlana Mironova, Sakhalin Energy

SPE-161978 Optimisation of Oil Production Control Processes while Implementing "Smart Field" Technologies at the Samotlor Field

Pchelnikov Roman, Sergey Shevchenko, Vladimir Navozov, ТNК-ВР

SPE-160464 Fluid Mechanical Aspects of Wet Gas Metering Anton Gryzlov, Nils Braaten, Lyndall Jordaan, Ebbe Nyfors, Emerson Process Management; Martin Risdal, Roxar Flow Measurement AS

SPE-162006 Development and Use of Ultra-Small ESP Unit Dimensions for Efficient Recovery of Residual Oil Reserves from Poorly Drained Zones of Formations at the Samotlor Field

Akopyan Boris, ТNК-ВР

SPE-160769 Waste Water Disposal Has Become Critical Strategic Focus Area Biganum Tenizbaeva, Arailym Yessaliyeva, Malika Seitim, Sameh Macary, Tengizchevronoil

9:00-10:00 KNOWLEDGE SHARING PRESENTATIONS PRODUCTION OPERATIONS

SPE-160596 Application of Dynamic Underbalance Perforating technique on a Drillstem Test string in Combination with a Non-damaging Viscoelastic Surfactant-Based Fluid Loss Control Pill: Case Study from Western Siberia

Tagir Khabibullin, Martin Griffith, Mourad Amanov, Mikhail Belov, Olesya Belova, Olesya Levanyuk, Bernhard Lungwitz, Schlumberger; Kim Gobert, Yurii Pyatigorets, TNK-BP; Mikhail Morozov, Ural State Technical University

SPE-160242 The First Implementation of Elongated Proppant for Hydraulic Fracturing in Russia. Rifat Kayumov, Andrey Konchenko, Olga Nevvonen, Schlumberger; Vladislav Firsov, Maxim Kuznetsov, Ivan Titov, Orenburgneft, Zdenko Caluder, TNK-BP

SPE-160571 Successful Application of New Acid Program in Tengiz Field Dinara Utebaeva, Khadisha Ussenbayeva, Akylbek Kamispayev, TENGIZCHEVROIL

SPE-162095 Production Well Temperature Logging Data Interpretation based on computer modeling Karuzin Andrey, Ilnaz Zaripov, Andrey Solomatin, TGT Oil & Gas Services

SPE-162000 Use of Flow Path Models to Optimize Waterflooding of the Southern Part of the Priobskoye Field Brodsky Pyotr, Yuriy Timokhovich, Gazpromneft-Khantos

SPE-162093 Model of Three-Phase Flows in Production Well Bottom Zone Toropova Yelena, Andrey Salamatin, TGT OIl & Gas Services

11:00-11:30 KNOWLEDGE SHARING PRESENTATIONS GEOLOGY & GEOPHYSICS

SPE-159622 Petrophysical Base of Reservoir Saturation Type Prediction in Interwell Space Deshenenkov Ivan, Dmitry Kozhevnikov, Kazimir Kovalenko, Russian State Oil and Gas Gubkin University

SPE-162114 Positive comparison between LWD data acquired with and without chemical radioactive sources in the Vankor field, Russia, paves the way for radioisotope-free formation evaluation.

Majidi Ahmad, Schlumberger

SPE-162048 Accounting of VTI Anisotropy in the Course of Depth Migration before Summation by Example of Data on Western Siberia.

Nadezhkina Darya, GeoPrime

13:30-14:30 KNOWLEDGE SHARING PRESENTATIONS PRODUCTION OPERATIONS. FACILITIES, CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECTS. ORGANISATIONAL CAPABILITIES AND STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN BUSINESS PROCESSES

SPE-160645 The Rising Success Of Tractor Conveyed Intervention Solutions In Russia Alexander Mckay, Sergey Beryuschev, Welltec Rus LLC; Alexander Sorokin, VSNKr

SPE-162019 Implementation of Modified Safety Valves to Protect Reservoir Porosity and Permeability Properties

in Vankor Field Conditions

Kutko Ruslan, ZAO Vankorneft

SPE-161973 Do No Harm - or When It is Useful to Predict Oil Production Equipment Failures Khabibullin Rinat, Krasnov Vitaliy, NK Rosneft

SPE-160741 Dynamic Optimisation Analyses Of The Piping Of Two Large Underground Gas Storage

Reciprocating Compressors

Andr Eijk, TNO Technical Sciences; Dirk Heyer, PSE Engineering GmbH

SPE-162018 Turbulent flow laminarization under conditions of spatial and heat deformations in pipelines Alginov Roman, TomskNIPIneft; Sergey Kharlamov, Tomsk National Research

Polytechnic University, Tomsk State University

SPE-162092 Development of Organizational Potential as Unique Source of Company's Competitive Advantage Potapova Tatyana, TNK-BP

SPE-162001 Project Approach to Training of Personnel Performing Design and Survey Work Related Construction

of Oil and Gas Field Facilities

Latyshev Andrey, TomskNIPIneft

SPE-162026 Effective Management of Pilot Operation Projects Alekseyeva Vera, TNK-BP

9:00-10:00 POSTER SESSION PRODUCTION OPERATIONS

SPE-160687 Investigation of SWAG Injection and Prospects of Its Implementation with the Usage of Pump-

Ejecting Systems at Existing Oil-Field Infrastructure

Evgeny Malyavko, Alexander Drozdov, Nikolay Drozdov, Yaroslav Alekseev, Gubkin

Russian State University of Oil & Gas; Ildar Shayhutdinov, Alexander Zakharyan, TNK-BP

Management

SPE-162068 Use of Glass-Reinforced Plastic Equipment in Production Agafonov Andrey, Denis Perevoschikov, Yuriy Gavrilyuk, Yuriy Shlyapnikov, Udmurtneft

SPE-161980 Developing Use of Production Monitoring Systems in TNK-BP Muslimov Eduard, TNK-BP Management

SPE-158561 Precipitation Squeeze and the Use of Modeling to Maintain Production and Extend Squeeze Life

Time for Marginal Wells

Guan Hua, M-I SWACO

11:00-11:30 POSTER SESSION GEOLOGY & GEOPHYSICS

SPE-160257 New Software for Processing of LWD Azimuthal Resistivity Data Mikhail Sviridov, Anton Mosin, Yury Antonov, Marina Nikitenko, Sergey Martakov,

Michael Rabinovich, Baker Hughes

SPE-162074 Self-Contained Impulse Neutron-Neutron Logging Alekhin Alexander, Andrey Arbuzov, Vladimir Bochkarev, Yulia Maslennikova, TGT Oil

and Gas Services

SPE-162054 Self-Contained Magnetic Pulse Defectoscopy of Wells Arbuzov Andrey, Vladimir Bochkarev, Yulia Maslennikova, TGT-Prime

SPE-162047 Resource Base Condition and Promising Fields of Prospecting and Exploratory Works at NK Rosneft's

License Blocks in the Area of RN-Yuganskneftegaz Activities

Rudkin Alexey, Evgenia Ryabets, Valeriy Bykov, RN-Yuganskneftegaz

13:30-14:30 POSTER SESSION FACILITIES, CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECTS/OIL & GAS TRANSPORT

SPE-160747 Increased turbo compressor reliability by analysis of fluid structure interaction Johannes Smeulers, Nestor Gonzalez Diez, TNO

SPE-160727 Flow Induced Vibration In Subsea Production Systems Harmen Slot, Johannes Smeulers, TNO

SPE-158317 Effective Corrosion Control from Oil & Gas Pipelines Douglas Batzel, Batzel Engineering

SPE-157671 Challenges of AL Zaafarana FPSO Main Class Renewal without Moving to Dry Docking: Case Study Riad Emad, Gempetco

SPE-162969 Technology for Supercritical multycomponent hydrocarbon gas transport Vykhodtsev Aleksey, TomskNIPIneft

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