Early Bird Registration Deadline: 20 September 2014 Society of Petroleum Engineers 4–5 November 2014 | Mövenpick Hotel Istanbul | Turkey WORKSHOP SPE Distributed Fibre Optics Monitoring Who Should Attend Specialists in the area of: • Stimulation Monitoring (injection, fracturing, etc.) • Production Monitoring • Integrity Monitoring • Emerging and Enabling Technologies • Deep Water, Subsea, and Complex Completions • Data Management/Visualisation Exception Based and Advanced Analytic Processes • Thermal Applications • Unconventional Applications • Pipeline, Infrastructure, and Novel Applications • System Reliability/Management/Field Installation Techniques • Areal Reservoir Monitoring (including VSP and Seismic Sensing) Committee Members Co-Chairpersons Mohamed Nouimehidi Saudi Aramco Dennis Dria Myden Energy Consultants Steven Mathias Weatherford Ali Sheydayev BP Exploration Ashraf Khateeb Baker Hughes Christophe Allanic Total Doug Huber Pinnacle Garth Naldrett Tendeka Giles Powell Schlumberger Gossen Bakker Petroleum Development Oman Mikko Jaaskelainen Workshop Description This inaugural Middle East workshop is intended to focus on the combined interests and capabilities of E&P operators, service companies, and technology providers to identify the true value of distributed fibre-optic measurements by sharing field examples and well-characterised development projects. Technical sessions addressing these challenges will cover topics such as production and injection flow profile interpretation, hydraulic fracturing and matrix stimulation diagnostics, evolving and enabling technologies and integrated interpretation models, advances in field installation techniques, and management of system reliability. Preference will be given to technical presentations which use field examples and case studies to demonstrate the value of optical sensing systems using distributed temperature sensing (DTS), distributed acoustic sensing (DAS), quasi-distributed (array temperature, pressure, and strain) technology, and to address challenges associated with quantitative interpretation methods, balancing the value of the information against added risk, cost of installations and support infrastructure, exception-based and advanced analytic processes, and sensor-to-desk data management. Halliburton Ridha Abid Weatherford Roger Duncan Baker Hughes Steve Hirshblond Shell www.spe.org/events/14adu9 WORKSHOP SPE Distributed Fibre Optics Monitoring Sponsorship Support Sponsorship support helps offset the cost of producing workshops and allows SPE to keep the attendance price within reach of operations-level individuals, those who benefit most from these technical workshops. Sponsors benefit both directly and indirectly by having their names associated with a specific workshop. While SPE prohibits any type of commercialism within the conference hall itself, the society recognises that sponsoring companies offer valuable information to attendees outside the technical sessions. Sponsorship Categories • Gold Sponsorship • Bronze Sponsorship • Silver Sponsorship • Luncheon Sponsorship—Per Day • Coffee Break Sponsorship—Per Day • Audio-Visual Equipment Sponsorship Sponsorship Benefits In addition to onsite recognition; SPE will recognise sponsors on the SPE website and in all printed material for the workshop. Based on the sponsorship selected, sponsoring companies also receive logo visibility on promotional workshop items. For More Information For a detailed list of available sponsorships, including benefits and pricing, contact Deepa Makhija, event manager, at [email protected]. Bronze Sponsor Workshop Dinner Sponsor 4 November Luncheon Sponsor 4 November Coffee Break Sponsor Monday, 3 November 2014 0900–1500 hours One-Day Training Course: Introduction to Fibre Optic Distributed Temperature, Acoustic, and Chemical Sensing (DTS, DAS, & DCS) Course Instructor: James J. Smolen, Petroleum Computing Tuesday, 4 November 2014 0745–0815 hours Welcome Coffee and Collection of Badges and Delegate Bags 0815–0830 hours Hotel Safety Briefing and Welcome Address by Co-Chairs 0830–0900 hours Workshop Keynote Address 0900–1030 hours Session 1: Stimulation Monitoring Session Chairs: Doug Huber, Pinnacle; Garth Naldrett, Tendeka This session will be dedicated to fibre optic stimulation diagnostics and monitoring using distributed sensing such as temperature (DTS) and potential other applications like distributed acoustic sensing (DAS), and multiple sensing (MS). Case studies of stimulation analysis will be shared, followed by group discussions on the value for monitoring and characterisation of fractures and reservoir behaviour. 1030–1100 hours Coffee Break 1100–1230 hours Session 2: Production Monitoring Session Chairs: Ridha Abid, Weatherford; Steve Hirshblond, Shell This session will cover data acquisition and interpretation processes for in-well production and injection flow monitoring. It will include both practical field/well case histories, and recent technical developments in this important area. 1230–1330 hours Luncheon Sponsored by Lios Technology SAVE BY REGISTERING BEFORE 20 SEPTEMBER 2014 1330–1500 hours Session 3: Integrity Monitoring Session Chairs: Giles Powell, Schlumberger; Roger Duncan, Baker Hughes Integrity monitoring has spawned and developed from more conventional deployments of fibre optic distributed sensing. Arguably it is now the monitoring technology of choice, allowing for greater understanding, spatial awareness, and in some cases a proactive measurement solution to avoid future issues. This session will cover specific applications of fibre optic systems deployed to monitor integrity in the E&P business. 1500–1530 hours Coffee Break 1530–1700 hours Session 4: Emerging and Enabling Technologies Session Chairs: Mohamed Nouimehidi, Saudi Aramco; Steve Mathias, Weatherford This session will bring to participants the challenges faced in the actual fibre optic distributed monitoring, and discuss where fibre distributed sensing is headed. Real-time data management and analysis versus addressing the challenges faced from operational aspects will be discussed for fields such as seismic profiling (VSP), micro-seismic, advanced completions, and production monitoring. www.spe.org/events/14adu9 1700–1730 hours Summary of Day 1 and Q&A 1800–2000 hours Workshop Dinner Sponsored by Optasense Wednesday, 5 November 2014 0800–0830 hours Welcome Coffee 0830–0900 hours Workshop Keynote Address Day 2 0900–1030 hours Session 5: Data Management/Visualisation Session Chairs: Garth Naldrett, Tendeka; Ridha Abid, Weatherford The increasing complexity and functionality of in-well fibre sensor installations is leading to a requirement to manage and display ever-increasing volumes of data. This session will focus on case studies and new techniques for data gathering, management, and visualisation for reservoir data from distributed sensors. 1030–1100 hours Coffee Break 1100–1230 hours Session 6: Unconventional Applications Session Chairs: Ashraf Khateeb, Baker Hughes; Mikko Jaaskelainen, Halliburton The demand of energy will continue to grow requiring integrated unconventional applications to overcome the challenges in realising the full value of assets. This session will review case studies where fibre optic technologies are used to collect data during completion, stimulation, production, and life of the well to increase value to asset owners. 1230–1330 hours Luncheon 1330–1500 hours Session 7: System Reliability Session Chairs: Ali Sheydayev, BP Exploration; Steve Hirshblond, Shell With application of in-well fibre optic technology on the rise, overall system reliability and life cycle cost is fast becoming a key driver in acceptance and deployment of these technologies. Overall speed of uptake will depend heavily on demonstrated reliable performance over long periods of time. This session will focus on case histories and technological advances where survival and longevity of the system, inclusive of in-well fibre cable and surface acquisition and data delivery components are of upmost importance. 1500–1530 hours Coffee Break 1530–1700 hours Session 8: Areal Reservoir Monitoring Session Chairs: Gossen Bakker, Petroleum Development Oman; Mikko Jaaskelainen, Halliburton Areal surveillance plays a key role in assessing the effectiveness of drive mechanisms and EOR processes. In-well fibre optic technologies applied in injectors, producers and observation wells have emerged as surveillance tools in near-field and far-field monitoring. This session will discuss the various fibre optic technologies that can be used in areal reservoir monitoring. 1700–1730 hours Wrap-Up and Workshop Closing Remarks by Co-Chairs General Information Workshop Venue Mövenpick Hotel Istanbul Büyükdere Caddesi, 34330, 4, Istanbul, Turkey Tel: +90.212.319.2929 Email: [email protected] Web: www.moevenpick-hotels.com Workshop Guidelines Format Two (2) days of informal discussions prompted by selected keynote presentations and discussions. Workshops maximise the exchange of ideas among attendees and presenters through brief technical presentations followed by extended Q&A periods. Focused topics attract an informed audience eager to discuss issues critical to advancing both technology and best practices. The majority of the presentations are in the form of case studies, highlighting engineering achievements, and lessons learnt. In order to stimulate frank discussion, no proceedings are published and the press is not invited to attend. Documentation • Proceedings will not be published; therefore, formal papers and handouts are not expected from speakers. • Work in progress, new ideas, and interesting projects are sought. • Professionally-prepared visual-aids are not required; PowerPoint presentations are most commonly used. • Note-taking by participants is encouraged. Poster Session The Steering Committee encourages registrations from professionals who are able to prepare and present a poster on a relevant project. For further details kindly contact Deepa Makhija at [email protected]. Attendance Registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. The Steering Committee encourages attendance from those who can contribute to the workshop most effectively either in discussions or with posters. A mix of attendees in terms of geographic origin, companies, and disciplines will be encouraged. 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For questions or additional information contact Deepa Makhija, event manager, at [email protected]. 14ADU9 To submit your registration online, please visit the event website at www.spe.org/events/14adu9. Alternatively, you can email this form to [email protected], or fax it to +971.4.457.3164. SPE Training Course Monday, 3 November 2014 | Mövenpick Hotel Istanbul | Turkey In conjunction with the SPE Distributed Fibre Optics Monitoring Training Course Title: Introduction to Fibre Optic Distributed Temperature, Acoustic, and Chemical Sensing (DTS, DAS, & DCS) Course Description This one-day course is an introduction to the emerging fibre optic technologies of distributed temperature sensing (DTS) as well as related distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) and distributed chemical sensing (DCS). This programme looks at how these technologies work, and their application to the oil and gas industry. Such systems have been utilised in shallow steam injection wells as well as high-cost horizontal and multilateral wells where re-entry with a logging tool is difficult, if not impossible. This class also includes an overview of PLATO software for managing DTS data and computing flow, plus a hands-on demonstration of DTS hardware. Topics include: • How DTS, DAS, and DCS technologies work • Typical well installations, hardware, and log recordings • Factors affecting data accuracy, calibration, and quality • Field applications and examples of DTS and DAS • PLATO software for DTS data management and computation of flow profile • DTS demonstration Course Objectives The science behind DTS and its applications are still emerging. If you have been following this technology and would like to learn more, this course is for you. Who Should Attend This course is for petroleum engineers, geologists, and anyone else interested in learning more about DTS and the latest advances in the technology. Course Instructor James J. Smolen has more than 40 years of experience in cased hole well logging, applications, related research, and training. He began in the oil industry in 1970 with Schlumberger and since 1980, has been an officer and director of Petroleum Computing, as well as an international consultant and trainer. He has numerous publications to his credit, including the 1996 PennWell text, Cased Hole and Production Log Evaluation. Smolen was a Distinguished Lecturer for SPE and SPWLA. He holds a BS from Northwestern University, and earned his MS and PhD degrees from the University of California, Berkeley. 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