Future Oil & Gas 2019
EXPLORING THE DISRUPTION AND INNOVATION SHAPING THE INDUSTRY
Future Oil & Gas connects business leaders and technology innovators at a high-level conference and exhibition to explore the digitalisation and disruption shaping the oil and gas industry
Reasons to attend the Future Oil & Gas conference
To be fit for future, oil and gas operators need to rethink the traditional upstream business model, grasp newly available digital technologies, and empower their teams to pursue innovative initiatives. Future Oil & Gas will present practical use cases, and provide the opportunity to discuss future developments, from the companies that are doing just this – to build more cost-effective, transparent, digitally dexterous and agile operations.
You will hear about the cutting-edge digital technologies being employed today, and the developments you can expect over the next two years.
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4D Seismic History Matching.
Paul Mitchell, TAQA & SPE Distinguished Lecturer
Abstract: This presentation will show how time-lapse or 4D seismic data can be used as an additional constraint to history match reservoir models in a 4D Seismic History Matching (4D SHM) workflow. 4D SHM is the process of developing reservoir models that are consistent with both the observed production data and the 4D seismic data.
A case study will be presented where 4D SHM was applied to the Harding and Gryphon fields in the North Sea. It was used to develop regional geological and simulation models for a major gas development project. The combination of geological knowledge, reservoir simulation and 4D SHM led to greater confidence in the final models. 4D SHM is an evolving technology, so the presentation will conclude with a discussion on the current status of the technology and some of its research and development directions.
Biography: Paul Mitchell is the Discipline Lead for Geophysics at TAQA in the UK and is a technical authority for geophysics within the company. Paul has thirty years of experience in exploration, development and production geophysics from around the world. He spent a number of years working in ExxonMobil’s Upstream Research Centre in Houston specialising in seismic depth imaging, 3D volume interpretation and 4D seismic. He is currently working within a multi-disciplinary team developing subsurface models for a large gas development project in the North Sea. He is the Founding President of the EAGE Local Chapter in Aberdeen and is Chair of the SPE Seismic2018 conference.
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SPE Aberdeen 9th Well Abandonment Symposium – 26-27 June 2019, AECC
Technical Programme is Now Available. Download here.
The SPE Aberdeen Well Abandonment seminar, which is in its 9th year, will benefit from bringing together those specialising in the areas of production optimisation, well integrity and those focused on abandonment operations from major operators, service companies and regulators.
Why attend?
Training and knowledge sharing – hear quality presentations over two days including a number of Operator case histories and short informative ‘Tech-byte’ Presentations
Key networking opportunity representing over 200 delegates each day
Learn from the exhibitors and poster presenters
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Oil & Gas UK Aviation Seminar
Planning for the Future Having Learnt from the Past
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Speakers Include:
- Byron Ward and Chris Cawelti, Bell
- Francois Lassale, Helioffshore
- Carol Doyle and Matthew Boraman, CHC
- Captain Tim Glasspool, Bristow
- Richard Warren, Babcock
- Guy Holmes, Bristow
- Mark Swan, Civil Aviation Authority
- Mark Abbey, CHC
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The Energy Exports Conference (EEC) is a major new event opening in Aberdeen this summer, aimed at supporting the UK supply chain to export its products, services and expertise into global markets
Whether you’re yet to start exporting, are at the very early stages, or have been an established exporter for years, this event will help you in your journey to access new customers around the world.
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A great night was had by all at the OSIGp Movie Night. The event featured a variety 5 to 10 minute video presentation from a cross-section of the industry.
Presenters provided narration to the videos.
Read the post event report
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Offshore Decommissioning Conference 2019
The 2019 conference, run jointly by Decom North Sea and Oil & Gas UK, will take place from 25 – 27 November at the Fairmont Hotel, St Andrews.
Further details to follow.
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The Bitesize Decom series of events have a strong focus on the latest late-life and decommissioning updates, upcoming plans and opportunities from operators and contractors and key case studies.
We are delighted to confirm our presenters for this event are DNO North Sea (U.K.) Limited (Formerly Faroe Petroleum), Brimmond Group and ZynQ 360.
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The Committee of the Submarine Institute of Australia (SIA) will convene the 5th Submarine Science, Technology and Engineering Conference (SubSTEC5) in Fremantle, WA from Monday 18 to Thursday 21 November 2019 in collaboration with the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST). The SIA is seeking participation from government and Defence agencies, academia, maritime and sub-sea industry and research organisations and their representatives.
The Design and Construction Partnership between the Commonwealth of Australia, Naval Group and Lockheed Martin Australia, for Australia’s forthcoming Attack class submarines is now well under way and the current Collins class submarines will undergo a major life-of-type extension (LOTE) to ensure there is no reduction in Australia’s submarine capability over the next fifteen years until the first of the Attack class enters service in the RAN.
The SIA considers that the development of Australian offshore oil, gas and subsea engineering industries is also of vital strategic concern to the nation and welcomes presentations to SubSTEC5 in these disciplines for the first time. SubSTEC5 will therefore enable special focus on trans-national considerations of emerging, disruptive and forecast technology developments, research, development, test and evaluation in the Subsea and Offshore environment.
The theme for this Conference is: Innovation and Investment in the Subsea Environment
The SIA is inviting papers for formal peer-reviewed publication and oral presentations of 25 minutes in length. For further information and deadlines please view the flyer
** We have been advised that the deadline of 31 May for submissions has been extended to mid June – please email SIA directly for further information.
