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Study GroupsRESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
09 9/6/18 Advancements in Subsea Lidar
HSSE-SR
09 9/11/18 AQuickPrimerof OilfieldFluid Waste Management in Upstream Operations
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10 9/11/18 Outlook for the Hydraulic FracturingMarketin2019
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
11 9/12/18 Digital Transformation Security Challenges and Responses
WESTSIDE
12 9/12/18 Using Drilling Data to Optimize CompletionEfficiencyinaLow- PermeabilityFormation
GENERAL MEETING
12 9/13/18 PolymersChangingtheFrac Paradigm
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
13 9/19/18 Kick-offMeeting
RESERVOIR
13 9/19/18 Perdido–AnUltra-Deepwater Development – A Technological Success
DRILLING
14 9/20/18 A Proven Multi-Discipline Engineering Approach to Achieving Reservoir Isolation
DATA ANALYTICS
14 10/4/18 AI frontiers in Oil and Gas Operations
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CONTINUING EDUCATION & MIT
15 9/12 & 9/13/2018 Learning Tutorial: Unconventional Oil and Gas Resources Exploitation and Reservoir Development
MEMBERS IN TRANSITION (MIT)
15 10/16/2018 Save the Date: Upstream Oil & Gas Professionals Hiring Event
MEMBERS IN TRANSITION (MIT)
16 9/14/2018 31st Seminar Series
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
17 9/14/2018 SPE Career Enhancement Event (CEE) at Texas A&M
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
17 9/15/18 VolunteeringEventwith GalvestonBayFoundation
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
18 9/18/2018 HoustonProducer’sForum Luncheon:SaraOrtwein
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
18 10/5/2018 WildWellControlFacilityVisit andTechnologiesOverview
EDUCATION
21 WhereAreTheyNow?PastScholarship Winner: Michael Welch
Special EventsCOMPLETIONS & PRODUCTION
19 9/19/2018 Completions and Production Symposium: Challenges and Perspectives
TENNIS COMMITTEE
22 11/1/2018 & 11/2/18 SPE-GCS 35th Annual Tennis Tournament
Directory23 2018–2019 Directory
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[email protected] OF DIRECTORS MEETING – SEPTEMBER 20
The SPE Gulf Coast Section is very much analogous to the above mentioned quote. Being the biggest, and in my
opinion,thebestSPEsectionintheworld,oursectionis comprised of strong leaders, the best technical talent andincrediblyself-drivenvolunteerswhohaveawell-definedmissiontowardstheupliftmentof ourindustryand society.
Awholeheartedwelcometoallof youwhoformtheconstantlygrowingSPE-GCSfamilyaswecommencethe2018-2019year.ThosewhoattendedthekickoffmeetinginAugustsawandheardwhatthesectionmanagedto achieve during the 2017-2018 year. With strong leadership, recovering oil prices and tremendous activity withinthesociety,wehavegonefromstrongtostrongerinthepastfouryearssincethedownturn.
US energy companies have continued to add rigs (1057 rigs as of August 10, 2018 – 108 more than this time last year) despite recent decline in prices due to trade tensionsbetweentheUSandChina.GoldmanSachsisstill predicting an increase to WTI prices for the year, at $70 per barrel, and several of the recently concluded earnings calls have indicated an increase in capital spendingfor2018.Thecomingfewmonthswillbeveryinteresting and exciting for our industry.
As I indicated in last month’s Connect, there are a numberof newinitiativesthatIbelievewillserveasimportant advancements and highly critical navigation tools for our membership in the coming year. In addition to being highly focused on maintaining the productivity of ourdynamic‘legacystudygroups’,wewillalsofocusonthedevelopmentof thenewones.WehaveaddedDataAnalytics,DigitalTransformation,ComputationalFluidDynamics and Geomechanics to our technical line-up. The chairs for all of these study groups and committees
arelistedinthedirectoryinthebackof eachnewsletterissue,andIencourageyoutoreachouttothemwithquestions and suggestions.
Goingintothe2018-2019SPEyear,wehavefournewoneday technical events planned:
• Completions and Production Symposium; Challenges and Perspectives – scheduled on September 19, 2018
• Unconventional Reservoir Completion Seminar-Operator Perspectives on March 6th, 2019
• Drilling Transformation Study Group one day event – scheduled on May 10, 2019
• ComputationalFluidDynamicsonedayevent–planned to be held in Q1 2019
Additionally, the continuing education committee is introducingtheirfirst2-daytutorialonunconventionalresources.Dependingonhowwellthesetutorialsarereceived,SPE-GCSwillthinkaboutevolvingtheseintoacertificationprograminunconventionalreservoirs.
Focusingbacktoourindustry,itwasaveryinterestingandinformativeopeningplenarysessionattheURTECheld in July in Houston. With increased focus of data analytics,newcompletiontechnologiesandpotentiallyusingCO2toincreasetherecoveryfactors,wemightbegetting closer to the industry’s dream of 20% recovery factors in unconventional reservoirs. The best venue to witnessandhearaboutnewtechnologyinourindustryis the upcoming SPE Annual Technology Conference and Exhibition taking place in September in Dallas. I hope to meetsomeof youattheshow.
02CHAIR’S CORNER
“THE WHOLE WORLD STEPS ASIDE FOR THE MAN WHO KNOWS WHERE HE IS GOING” - JAMES ALLENSUNIL LAKSHMINARAYANAN, 2018 – 2019 SPE-GCS CHAIR
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VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT
Kim SalinasHow did you first get involved with SPE?
A friend of mine served on the SPE- GCS Young Professionals (YP) board for multiple years and invited me to volunteer. I joined the YP board in 2017, supporting the YP Membership Committee and Co-Chairing the 2018 Roughneck Camp.
What SPE study groups, committees, or volunteer events have you been involved in?
IhavehelpedwithPetrobowlwritingsessions,servedontheYPMembershipCommittee,assistedwithProfessionalEvents,andIwasaCo-Chairforthe2018RoughneckCamp.
What is your current role with SPE?
I am the 2018-19 Chair for the YP Membership Committee.
What is your REAL job and educational background?
Iworkasavaluationengineerforabankthatlendstoexplorationandproductioncompanies.IholdaMSinpetroleumengineering and a BS in chemical engineering from Texas A&M University.
What is your favorite thing about SPE?
IlovehowhelpfulourYPandGCSboardsaretopeopleintheindustry.Wehaveaphenomenalteamof motivatedboardmemberswhoarehighlyeffectiveinfurtheringtheSPEmissionandsupportingtheexchangeof ideaswithinourorganizationandtheenergysectorasawhole.
How did you first get involved with SPE?
In2007Istartedasavolunteerforthestudentchapterof “UniversidadCentraldeVenezuela”whereIheldseveraldifferentpositionsuntilIgraduatedwithaBSinpetroleumengineering.
What SPE study groups, committees, or volunteer events have you been involved in?
IhaveheldvariouspositionswithinSPEsincegettinginvolvedin2007.IservedasSecretary,YPLiaison,and Program Chair for the Eastern Venezuela Section Board; Sponsorship Chair and Technical Program
Co-Chairof theReservoirStudyGroup;NetworkingCoordinatorandNetworkingChairof theYPGroup.IwasalsoaTechnicalCommitteeMemberandSessionChairformultipleSPEconferencesandwasanAmbassadorLecturerandSPESectionAwardJudge.
What is your current role with SPE?
IamcurrentlytheSPE-GCSReservoirStudyGroupProgramCo-ChairandtheSPE-GCSYoungProfessionalsNetworkingChair.
What is your REAL job and educational background?
I am the Senior Reservoir Engineer for Unconventional Resources at Chevron and I hold a BS in petroleum engineering from the “Universidad Central de Venezuela”, a MBA from “Universidad Simon Bolivar”, a MS in petroleum engineering from Southern California University, and a MS in data analytics from Texas A&M.
What is your favorite thing about SPE?
ThereareactuallytwothingsaboutSPEthatItrulyenjoy:theopportunitytocontinuouslyimprovemytechnicalknowledgewhileinteractingwithfascinatingpeopleandindustryexperts;andtheabilitytoreachouttostudentsandtherestof thesociety to give back all that I’ve received from SPE.
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THE REST OF THE YARNThis month we continue our look back at the rise and fall of wildcatter Glenn McCarthy, as the funding falls short for most of his projects.
No one at the time understood that McCarthy didn’t have a fraction of the capital needed to complete the Shamrock Hotel, or any of his projects. HewascountingonEquitableLifeAssurance’s eagerness to produce it. Equitable Life’s board felt secure pushing mounds of cash at McCarthy since a 1948 analysis of his reserves valued his holdings at $73.5 million. His loans from Equitable Life
eventually reached a total of $51.8 million.Theloansdidn’tcomewithoutstrings,however,astheboardpushedMcCarthytodownsizetheShamrockproject and eliminate all other buildingsexceptthehotel.ThiswasfinebyMcCarthy,asthehotelwasallhereallywanted.
Construction began, and proceeded fitfullythrough1947and1948.TheShamrockwasasbigasMcCarthyhad hoped, a gray granite colossus 18storieshighandalmostaswide.Buildingit,however,wastheeasypart. McCarthy dreamed of making the Shamrock’s Saint Patrick’s Dayopeninganationalevent,withcoverageinTime,Lifeandnewspapersaroundtheworld.Heenvisioned
aHollywood-stylegala,completewithspotlightsandmoviestars.Unfortunately, Houston had no movie stars so McCarthy hatched the idea of holding a simultaneous movie premiere and hotel opening. To do that, however,itwouldbenecessarytomakean actual movie.
Next month, McCarthy moves from black gold to silver screen.
07BUDDY WOODROOF
SEPTEMBER 1978Mexico’soffshoreactivityheatsup in the Gulf of Campeche and Pemex’s 1977 prediction (33,000 b/d averageoffshoreproductionin1978)appears reachable.
President Carter’s decision to approve Dresser Industries’ sale of a drillbit manufacturing plant to Russia,whichisbeingchallengedby some of his top advisors, is hailed by the State and Commerce Departments (Dissention in the ranksisnotnew!).
US rig count: 2,328
SEPTEMBER 1998Elf CEO,PhillipeJaffre,citesaLondon Business School study that indicates half of all mergers and acquisitions fail to create value, thus quashingrumorsof Elf’spossibleacquisition of Conoco.
Shell’s prediction of oil prices at $12-16/bblfortwotothreeyearscoincideswithitsannouncementtoclosefourof itsEuropeanoffices.
Light sweet crude: $14.77/bblNatural gas: $2.14/MMbtuUS rig count: 773
SEPTEMBER 1958Legendary Louisiana Governor, Earl Long (Aren’t all Louisiana governors legendary?),electedtoofficeonaneconomy pledge, threatens another natural gas tax increase and claims thatoperatorswoulddowelltonotchallengeit!
In Webb County, Texas, Ginther Warren & Co. may have set the record fortoughestwelldrilledinhistorybydrilling3,300feetof holewith19lb/gal mud, more than 2,500 feet of “slim hole”below16,500feet,roughly1,300feetof hardshalebelow13,000feet,andformationswithBHT’sabove400degreesFahrenheit.
East Texas crude: $3.25/bbl US rig count: 1,921
THEN & NOW
SEPTEMBER 2018
In the early 1920’s, what country was the global leader in oil exports: a) US, b) Saudi Arabia, c) Mexico, d) Russia, e) Venezuela?If youwouldliketoparticipateinthismonth’squiz,e-mailyouranswerto [email protected] by noon September15.Thewinner,whowillbechosenrandomlyfromallcorrectanswers,willreceivea$50giftcardtoanice restaurant (courtesy of the ProTechnics Division of Core Lab).
The estimated US “service” station population circa May 1977was186,000stations.
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EVENT INFO
EVENT INFO
WHENThursday, September 6, 2018
11:30am – 1:00pm
SPEAKERDerek Pierce
Customer Sales and Support Engineer 3DAt Depth
LOCATIONNorris Center – Westchase
9990 Richmond Avenue, Ste 102 Houston, TX 77042
CONTACTAmit Patil - 817-899-7028
WHENTuesday, September 11, 2018
11:30am – 1:30pm
SPEAKERLaura Slansky, CHMM, CSP
Sr EHS Engineer, Exco Resources
LOCATIONMarathon Conference Center
Rm P1021 5555SanFelipe
Houston, TX 77056
CONTACTAngelo Pinheiro, CSP - 713-296-3820
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Traditionalland-basedLiDARhasundergrownasignificanttechnologicaladvancement. Using algorithms, lightisnowabletotravelthroughthesubsea environment unhindered by refraction and other elements. All the
informationthatwasonlyavailabletoland-basedusersof LiDARderiveddataisnowavailabletothesubseaengineersand practitioners for a multitude of applications.
Thisprogramwilldiscussthewastesproduced in the three major stages of oil and gas exploration and production. Theregulationswillgenerallyfocuson
State of Texas regulations. It is designed fornon-engineersorengineerswithlessthanfiveyearsof experience.
Advancements in Subsea Lidar
A Quick Primer of Oilfield Fluid Waste Management in Upstream Operations
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
HSSE-SR
DerekPiercebringsover18yearsof experienceinoffshoreandonshoresurveyingwithafocusondeliveringstrategicvalue to client projects and portfolios. As a customer sales and support engineer, Derek oversees client relationships and deliverables to ensure maximum value is realized for everyLIDARsurveyproject.
LauraSlanskyisaCertifiedHazardousMaterialsManager(CHMM)andaCertifiedSafetyProfessional(CSP).Sheholds a Master’s Degree in Environmental Engineering from the Illinois Institute of Technology and a graduate certificationinEnvironmentalForensicsfromtheUniversityof Florida.Shehas15years’experienceinlegal,environmentalandindustrialcomplianceandhasworked
intheEXCOResources,Inc.EHSdepartmentforfiveyears.
DEREK PIERCE
LAURA SLANSKY
EVENT SPONSOR
10STUDY GROUP SEPTEMBER 2018
NORTHSIDE
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EVENT INFO
WHENTuesday, September 11, 2018
11:30am – 1:00pm
SPEAKERRichard Spears
Managing Director, Spears & Associates
LOCATIONLandry’s Seafood (The Woodlands)
1212 Lake Robbins Dr The Woodlands, TX 77380
CONTACTJon Spencer - 281-291-7769
TheoilfieldbegangrowinginQ42016,withimprovementexpectedthroughout2018 despite current challenges in the PermianBasin.RichardSpearswill
presenthisfirm’s2019outlookforkeyoilfieldserviceandequipmentmarkets,focusing on hydraulic fracturing.
Outlook for the Hydraulic Fracturing Market in 2019
Richard Spears leads the mergers and acquisitions support andismanagingdirectorof Spears&Associates,anoilfieldmarketresearchfirmfoundedin1965.Richardisa33-yearmember of SPE and a 33-year member of the Association of Energy Service Companies. He is on the board of directors of severaloilfieldservicecompanies,includingEvolutionEngineering and W-Technology LINK.
RICHARD SPEARS
A single application of SCALEGUARD proppant-delivered scale-inhibiting technology has maintained production rates and eliminated costly workovers for nearly two years in previously scale-prone wells in Manitoba, Canada. Similarly impressive results have been achieved in over 200 wells across North America.
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DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION EVENT INFO
WHENWednesday
September 12, 201811:30am
MODERATORMario Chiok
Fellow, Schlumberger
SPEAKERSLisa Angelo
Cyber Liability, Data Privacy, & Insurance Attorney
AngeloLawFirmLLP
Paul Brager Technical Product Security Leader
BHGE
Gary Scheibe Security Manager
Shell
LOCATIONEquinor Houston Office
2107CityWestBlvd,1stfloor Houston, TX
CONTACTPhilippe Flichy
713-240-4879 [email protected]
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Panelistswilldiscusstheirsuccesses,aswellaschallengesfacedandsolved,
in the area of Digital Transformation’s impact on cybersecurity.
Digital Transformation Security Challenges and Responses
LISA ANGELOLisa is an attorney licensed in Texas and Colorado andanindustryleaderincyberlaw.SheisaCertifiedInformation Privacy Manager (CIPM) through the International Association of Privacy Professionals. As a CIPM, Lisa understands privacy program governance and possess the skills necessary to establish, maintain and manage a privacy program across all stages of its
operational life cycle. She helps businesses identify, manage, and protect datatocomplywithindustrystandardsandlaw.Lisaearnedabachelor'sdegreefromTheUniversityof TexasatAustinandalawdegreefromSouthTexasCollegeof LawinHouston.
PAUL BRAGERPaul W. Brager, Jr has been a contributing member of the cybersecuritycommunityforovertwenty-threeyears,withexpertlevelknowledgeof securityarchitectureand defense-in-depth design, critical infrastructure/industrial cyber, IoT, and IIoT. In his current capacity as a Technical Product Security Leader, Digital Technology withBakerHughes,aGECompany,Paulworksclosely
withoilandgas,energy,andinternalclientstointegratecybersecuritycapabilities and strategies into their critical manufacturing and operating infrastructure lifecycles. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Texas A&MUniversityinPoliticalScience,withaminorinBusiness,aMasterof Science in Administration of Justice and Security (Criminal Justice/Cyber fusion) from the University of Phoenix.
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EVENT INFO
WHENWednesday, September 12, 2018
11:30am – 1:00pm
SPEAKERLyle Lehman
President, FracDiagnostics,LLC
LOCATIONNorris Center – Westchase
9990 Richmond Avenue, Ste 102 Houston, TX 77042
CONTACTBharath Rajappa - 832-486-3122
bharath.rajappa@ conocophillips.com
WHENThursday, September 13, 2018
11:30am – 1:00pm
SPEAKERTom Wentzler
President, Binder Science, LLC
LOCATIONPetroleum Club of Houston 1201LouisianaSt,35thFloor
Houston, TX 77002
CONTACTBarry Faulkner - 281-627-8790
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This presentation discusses a series ofwells,initiallyemployingmulti-stage plug-and-perf completions, whichdisplayedpoorperforationefficiencyandpoorreservoircontact.A change to sliding sleeve / coiled tubing completions ensured reservoir contactbutsufferedfrommechanicalfailures, resulting in penalties to
completethewells.Areturntoplug-and-perfcompletions,combinedwithdrillingdataandneuralnetworkstogenerate synthetic rock properties logs,improvedperforationefficiencies.Gaschromatographydatawereusedto determine the highest permeability sections of the lateral and the liquid-rich hydrocarbon-bearing sections.
Formanyyearstheupstreamindustryrelied on viscosity as the principal designparameterwithrespecttorheology and particle suspension in hydraulic fracturing. Unfortunately, viscosity does not tell the entire story. More and more, the technical community is looking at elasticity in
addition to viscosity. Over time, it has become evident that elasticity is the more relevant variable in particulate suspension.BinderSciencenowhasfiveyearsof laboratoryandfieldexperienceusingMMviscoelasticpolymerfluidsacross the spectrum ranging from slikwaterFR’stocrosslinkedguargels.
Using Drilling Data to Optimize Completion Efficiency in a Low-Permeability Formation
Polymers Changing the Frac Paradigm
WESTSIDE
GENERAL MEETING
LyleLehmanisthePresidentof FracDiagnostics,LLCwithover 40 years of experience in the stimulation industry. He has a BS in chemistry from the University of Northern Iowa.Hisfieldsincludetheoptimizationof fracturingtreatments,andinternational-basedlow-permeabilitystimulation projects. Lyle is a member of SPE and an at-large member of the Distinguished Lecturer Committee.
Tom Wentzler has a BS and MS in Engineering from Pennsylvania State University and an MBA in Operations Research and Statistics from the University of Michigan. In 2003, Wentzler founded Magnolia Research and later acquired Binder Science LLC. Binder Science uses chemicals to build lease roads, locations and industrial yards, and manufacturesflowbackchemicalsandnanoparticulates.
LYLE LEHMAN
TOM WENTZLER
13STUDY GROUP SEPTEMBER 2018
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
RESERVOIR
EVENT INFO
EVENT INFO
WHENWednesday September 19, 2018
5:00pm – 7:00pm
SPEAKERTBD
LOCATIONFour Seasons Hotel
1300 Lamar Houston, Texas 77010
CONTACTMike Kelly - 713-540-2184
WHENThursday September 20, 2018
11:30am – 1:00pm
SPEAKERRahul Dastidar
Reservoir Engineer - Development Perdido Shell
LOCATIONFleming's Prime Steakhouse
2405 W Alabama St Houston, Texas 77098
CONTACTKarin Gonzalez - 979-422-2575 [email protected]
EVENT UPDATES
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Please join the Business Development groupattheFourSeasonsHoustonforthefirstBusinessDevelopmentmeetingof the 2018/2019 season. We’re planning anexcitingkick-offtotheyearandwillsoonhaveourspeaker(s)confirmed.Pleasecheckourwebsiteforupdates.Wewillkickoffwithourpopular5-6PMnetworkinghappyhourfollowedbythe6-7PMpresentationandQ&A.Bothwillbeonthethird-floormezzanine.
SEASON PASS HOLDERS: You do not need to register for this event, as your Season Pass has automatically registered you for all 2018 – 2019 Business Development events. Thank youforbeingaSeasonPassHolder!
The Perdido oil and gas development covers a portion of the geological formationknownasthePerdidoFoldbelt. Great White, Silvertip and Tobago – the Perdido development’s three fieldsallbeganproductionaround2011, and possess opportunities for continued development. Shell, alongside
co-ownersBPandChevron,wentfroma 2002 discovery in a challenging oil price environment, to Perdido’s current statusasamajor,successfulDeepwaterproducing oil and gas asset in the Gulf of Mexico, by overcoming multiple challenges both from a surface and subsurface perspective.
Perdido – An Ultra-Deepwater Development – A Technological Success
Rahul Dastidar has more than ten years of upstream experience as a Reservoir Engineer, from exploration to development in Shell. He holds a PhD in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Oklahoma. He is a ReservoirEngineeronthePerdidoDevelopmentteam,withresponsibilitiesrangingfromfielddevelopmentplanningtonewwelldelivery.
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14STUDY GROUP SEPTEMBER 2018
DATA ANALYTICS
DRILLING
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EVENT INFO
EVENT INFO
WHENThursday
October 4th, 2018 5:30pm – 7:30pm
SPEAKERDr. Vikram Jayaram
Senior Staff Data Scientist Pioneer Natural Resources
LOCATIONTBD
CONTACTAndres Landa - 832-212-0042
WHENThursday, September 20, 2018
11:30am – 1:00pm
SPEAKERNicholas Braley
GOM Senior Fluid Technical Specialist BP
LOCATIONThe Petroleum Club of Houston 1201LouisianaSt,35thFloor
Houston, Texas 77002
CONTACTErnie Prochaska - 281-221-1434
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Advancesinartificialintelligence(AI) technologies, and increases in high throughput computational architectures, have driven decision makingthroughtheanalysisof oilfielddata. These advancements can save time, reduce operational expenses, enhance efficiencies,mitigateriskandmanagehealth and safety. AI technologies are nowanintegralpartof operationsfor
mostoilandgascompanies,allowingthem to gather volumes of information in real-time, and translate data sets into actionable insights. This presentation willcoverafewprominentusecaseswhereAItechnologieshavemadeanimpactonourbusinesses,whilealsopushing the boundaries of geophysical acquisition methods.
Lostcirculationwhilerunningcasing,pre-cement job mud circulation, and cement placement can result in additional remediation, create challenges in achieving zonal isolation objectives, and potentially impact wellintegrity.Severalmitigationmethods are available to address lost circulation challenges. This presentation summarizesthefieldapplicationof
wellborestrengtheningindeepwaterGulf of Mexico to achieve zonal isolation objectives. The design, execution, and post-wellanalysisof severalwellborestrengthening applications in a varietyofsandsfromshallowandsoftoverburden sands to deep producing reservoirsandswithdepletionsgreaterthan 4,000 psi, are discussed.
AI Frontiers in Oil and Gas Operations
A Proven Multi-Discipline Engineering Approach to Achieving Reservoir Isolation
Dr. Jayaram has over 15 years of industry-academic experience inderived/appliedmachinelearning,artificialintelligence,signal processing technologies leading to breakthrough technologyproducts.AsaSeniorStaffDataScientistatPioneer Natural Resources, he develops and leads architecture effortsforAI/MLengineeringdrivensolutionsindrilling,production, completions and E&P business operations. He
earned his PhD in Electrical Engineering at The University of Texas, El Paso.
NicholasBraleyDondaleisaSeniorFluidTechnicalSpecialistwithBPandsupportsGoMwellconstructionoperations.Heholdsamaster'sdegreeinPetroleumGeologyfromImperial College, London, England, and a bachelor’s degree in Geological Oceanography from UCNW, Bangor, Wales. He hasbeenworkingintheoilandgasindustrysince1993.
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15COMMITTEES AUGUST 2018
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Usman has lead BHI’s unconventional reservoirs (Shale, CBM, Tight formations andHeavyOil),matureoilandgasfields,integratedcompletions,intelligentreservoirs, dynamic reservoir characterization, carbonates and carbon capture & sequestration. Usman has more than 30 years of petroleum engineering experiencewithSchlumberger,TerraTekandhisownreservoirandproductionengineeringconsultingfirm.HeholdsaBSandMS(bothinpetroleumengineering) from Texas A&M University.
Aaron’s career has focused on the completion of shales and similar unconventional plays that require multistage hydraulic fracturing. Burton started Unconventional Oil and Gas Training, a company specializing in training and consulting for unconventional multistage completions. He has a deep understanding of reservoir properties and stimulation design that are used in a data-drivenapproachtomoreeffectivelydesigncompletionsinunconventionalwells.BurtonholdsaBSinmechanicalengineeringfromMSU.
USMAN AHMED
AARON BURTON
Learning Tutorial: Unconventional Oil and Gas Resources Exploitation and Reservoir Development
CONTINUING EDUCATION & MIT EVENT INFO
WHENWednesday & Thursday
Sep. 12 & 13, 2018 8:30am – 4:00pm
SPEAKERUsman Ahmed
CTO, Unconventional Oil and Gas Technology and Development
Aaron Burton Owner, Unconventional Oil and Gas
Technology and Development
LOCATIONNewpark Drilling Fluids Office
21920 Merchants Way Katy, Texas 77449
CONTACTMike Redburn - 307-214-7518
PRICINGMembers
$750
Non-Members $850
Students/MiT/Retired SPE $200
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the latest advances in the exploitation and development of unconventionalresources,withanemphasisonshale.Itwilladdressall aspects of the process, from data mining and accounting to drilling, completion, stimulation, production, andenvironmentalissues.Itoffersin-depth coverage of sub-surface
measurements (geological, geophysical, petrophysical, geochemical, and geomechanical) and their interpretation. It discusses theuseof microseismic,fiberoptic,and tracer reservoir monitoring technologiesandJewelSuite™modelingsoftware.Italsoexploresfuture trends in reservoir technologies.
SAVE THE DATE | Tuesday | October 16, 2018
Members in Transition (MiT)Upstream Oil & Gas Hiring EventTrini Mendenhall Community Center, 1414 Wirt Road
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CHRIS REINSVOLD Chris Reinsvold is founder and CEO of Reinsvold & Associates, an energy-focusedexecutivesearchfirm.BeforefoundingReinsvold&Associates,heworkedinupstreamoilandgasexecutivesearchand management consulting. Chris has a BSME and MBA - and has
been a member of SPE for over 35 years.
Secrets of the Executive Search WorldLearninghowexecutivesearchfirmsworkcanhelpwithjobtransitionsandimproveyouroddsof findingemployment,especiallyforseniorleadershiproles.Chriswillpresentanhonestoverviewof thesearchbusiness,themethodsandmotivationsof hiringcompanies,andmostimportantly:howyoucanbenefitfromthisknowledge.
PROGRAM 1
LESLIE SANTAMARIA Leslie Santamaria is an Intercultural Specialist at Chevron. She previouslyworkedasaProgramManagerintheHoustonMayor’sOfficeof InternationalAffairs.ShelivedintheDR,Angola,Hondurasand Brazil managing humanitarian projects. She holds an MIA
degreefromtheSchoolof InternationalandPublicAffairsatColumbiaUniversity.
MANISHA BHARDWAJ ManishaBhardwajisaDataScienceTechnicalAdvisorandLeadData Scientist at Halliburton. She provides technical expertise, develops research strategies for analytic innovations, and makes recommendations for data-driven business decisions. She earned
her master’s and PhD in applied mathematics from University of Houston.
Working Effectively Across Cultures Thispresentationwillseektoprovideinformationtotheprofessionalwhoisinvestigatinginternationalopportunities.Lesliewillprovidearangeof culturalbridging strategies for approaching both strategic and tactical challenges in the globalworkplace.
Data Science: A Transferable Skillset Across Industries Recent computational and technical advancements in machine learning and data sciencehaveshownnumeroussuccessfulstoriesacrossmanyindustries.Inthistalk,datascienceandanalyticswillbepresentedasatoolboxthatcanbewidelyappliedacrossmultipleindustrieswhencombinedwithappropriatesubjectandbusinessdomain expertise.
PROGRAM 2
PROGRAM 3
SPE MiT Initiative: 31st Seminar SeriesMEMBERS IN TRANSITION (MiT)
The SPE Members in Transition Seminar Series is designed to include a selectionof topicsof interesttoSPEmemberswhoaretransitioninginbetweenjobsduringthecurrentindustrydownturnorwhoarelookingfornewcareeropportunities.Theagendaforthe31stseminarintheserieswillincludethefollowingprogramsandadiscussionof resourcesforSPEMembers.
EVENT INFO
WHENFriday
September 14, 201810:00am – 3:00pm
SPEAKERSChris Reinsvold
CEOReinsvold & Associates
Leslie Santamaria Intercultural Specialist
Chevron
Manisha Bhardwaj Data Science Technical Advisor
Halliburton
LOCATIONHouston Exponential
410 Pierce StHouston, TX 77002
CONTACTSSusanHowes 713-553-5020
AshishFatnani 832-415-6835
PRICEMembers: $40/$50 Walk-In
Non-Members: $50Students/MIT/Retired: $15
Registration Cap: 70
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17COMMITTEES SEPTEMBER 2018
SPE Career Enhancement Event (CEE) at Texas A&M
Volunteering Event with Galveston Bay Foundation
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
Attention SPE-GCS members. We are looking for volunteers to join us at Texas A&M University for their annual SPE Career Enhancement Event (CEE). This event provides Aggie engineers the opportunity to connect withindividualsworkingintheoilandgasindustry.Come meet students and recent graduates, and share yourexperienceswiththenextgenerationof oilfieldprofessionals. This is a great opportunity for industry memberstotakeonaleadershiprolebyofferingmentorship and guidance to our local SPE student chapter.Lunchwillbeprovided!
InPartnershipwithIHSMarkit,theSPE-GCSYoungProfessionals’CommunityOutreachCommitteeinvitesyoutovolunteerwiththeGalvestonBayFoundationin restoring Galveston Bay’s oyster reefs.
This fun project involves the construction of a linear oyster reef along 2,000 feetof shoreline.The“oysterbar”structurewillbecreatedfromstackedmeshbagsfilledwithrecycledoystershells.Thenew“oysterbar”reef willprovideavital habitat for Eastern oysters and other aquatic life, shoreline protection, and additional marsh habitat.
Themissionof theGalvestonBayFoundationVolunteerProgramistosupportthepreservation, protection, and enhancement of Galveston Bay through hands-on incorporation of the local community and general public into vital restoration, research, education, administrative, and fundraising projects.
Familymembersandfriendscanalsoparticipate(childrenmustbeage7andup).
EVENT INFO
WHENFriday,September 14, 2018
9:00am – 4:00pm
LOCATIONTexas A&M Univerity
Joe Routt Blvd – The Zone CllubCollege Station, TX 77843
CONTACTSJonathan Mohandessi - 210-392-1931
Kim Salinas - 713-826-1234 [email protected]
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EVENT INFO
WHENSaturday, September 15, 2018
8:30am – 12:30pm
LOCATIONSandhill Crane Soccer Complex
10707StewartRoadGalveston, Texas 77554
CONTACTSSally Ebrahimzadeh
Shahrazed Metouri [email protected]
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18COMMITTEES SEPTEMBER 2018
Houston Producer’s Forum Luncheon: Sara Ortwein
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
Wanttoboostyournetworktothenextlevel?Interestedinmeeting and learning from Industry Giants in an intimate setting?TheHoustonProducer’sForumhasopenedtheirdoorsand invited us, SPE-GCS, to the regal Houston Petroleum Club foraluncheonfeaturingSaraOrtwein,Presidentof XTO.Enjoy
meetingadiversegroupof seniorexecutors,whoshareavisionthatisalignedwithSPE,whilediningonthe35thfloorwithagreatviewof thecity.Pleasedo not hesitate to sign up. This is a great opportunity for you to enhance your position in the oil and gas industry and gain valuable mentorship.
EVENT INFO
WHENTues, September 18, 2018
11:30am – 1:30pm
SPEAKERSara Ortwein
President, XTO Energy
LOCATIONHouston Petroleum Club
1201LouisianaStreet,35thfloorHouston, TX 77002
CONTACTSElcin Aktas-Osburg
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Wild Well Control Facility Visit and Technologies Overview
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS
Join us for a facility visit and technology demonstrations at Wild Well Control in Houston, TX. This half-day event is a unique opportunity to learn proper risk managementandmitigationplanningthatcanpotentiallypreventwellcontrolevents. Well control simulation room, modeling studies, information sessions, laboratoryvisits,andmuchmoreawaits!
Foundedin1975,WildWellControl,Inc.hasmorethan40yearsof experienceinwellcontrolandsubseaintervention,relatedengineeringandpre-eventplanning, and emergency response training and drills. Wild Well responds to morethan80%of allblowoutsaroundtheworld.
WildWellrespondsquicklywithexperiencedpersonnel,customizedequipment,andinnovativeengineeringsolutionstomaintaintheintegrityof awellbore.Withitscontinualintroductionof pioneering,award-winningsubseatechnology,WildWellcontinuestorevolutionizetheindustry'scapabilities,thussavingoperators time and money.
EVENT INFO
WHENFriday,October5,2018
10:45am - 3:30pm (lunch provided)
LOCATION2202 Oil Center Court
Houston, TX 77073
CONTACTSElcin Aktas - 210-803-2476
AlfiyaNikolaeva-832-859-7350 [email protected]
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SPEAKERS
Jeff Bennett, Sr. Vice President of Permian Resources, OxyDr. Nansen Saleri, Chief Executive Officer, QRI George Buck, GM of ETC Drilling & Completions, Chevron Dr. Craig Cipolla, Sr. Engineering Adviser, Hess William Lane, Former VP of artificial lift, Weatherford Ron Dusterhoft, Technology Fellow, Halliburton Dr. David Craig, Manager of Technical Improvement, Oxy Salvador Ayala, Marketing & Technology Manager, Schlumberger Dr. Leen Weijers, VP Engineering, Liberty Oilfield Services Bob Tippee, Editor in Chief, Oil & Gas Journal Carl Montgomery, Sr. Engineer, NSI Technology Curtis Blount,Sr. Engineering Fellow, ConocoPhillips
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2018 HOUSTON COURSES I September 20 – 24, 2018 II October 8 – 12, 2018
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21COMMITTEES SEPTEMBER 2018
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
The Scholarship Committee conducted a survey of past recipients of the SPE-GCS scholarship. If you’re considering donating to the SPE-GCS scholarship fund or hiring an SPE-GCS scholarship winner,you’llbegladtoknowthattheprogram has enjoyed considerable success over the past six decades. Here is Michael Welch’s story:
" I'll always be grateful to those who opened my eyes to this profession and to SPE for opening the door to me through their scholarship." WhenIwasajuniorinhighschool,Iwasfortunatetohavefoundmywaytoanoffshoreoilandgascareerfairinthe Houston area. The complexity and technology involved in the construction of offshorefacilitiesinstantlydrewmyinterest.ItwasatthiseventwhereImetmyfirstpetroleumengineer,BaljitSingh.Mr.SinghwasverygenerouswithhistimeandletmevisittheFMCofficeto learn more about his job. This sealed thedealformyfuture,Iwasdeterminedto become a petroleum engineer.
Ayearlater,withgraduationapproaching,IwasblessedtoreceiveanSPE-GCS scholarship. Coming from a family of limited means, the generosity of thelocalsectionmadeasignificantimpact on my ability to make ends meet at Texas A&M University. To everyone inSPEwhohasofferedtheirtime,advice,orfinancialsupporttothenextgeneration entering the oil industry, thankyousomuchforyourgoodwill!
It has been 13 years since I graduated as a petroleum engineer. My time in the oil industry has exceeded all of my expectations.I'vebeenabletoliveallover the United States, even overseas, workinginreservoirengineering,production engineering, facilities design,finance,businessdevelopment,andnowplanning.EverydayIgettoworkonchallengingprojectsandworkwithothersjustaspassionateasmyself.I'llalwaysbegratefultothosewhoopened my eyes to this profession and to SPE for opening the door to me through their scholarship.
Planning Manager at Marathon Oil Corporation • Deer Park High School – 2000
• Texas A&M University – College Station, BS in Petroleum Engineering
• Tulane University – MBA
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Past Scholarship Winner: Michael Welch
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22SPECIAL EVENTS SEPTEMBER 2018
SPE-GCS 35th Annual Tennis Tournament
QUESTIONSErin [email protected]
LOCATIONCopperfield Racquet & Health Club15700 Longenbaugh DrHouston, TX 77095281-463-2582copperfieldclub.com
START TIMESMixed Doubles6:00 PM Thursday, November 1
Tournament Doubles9:00AMFriday,November2
DEADLINEOctober 26, 2018 Participationislimited! Entries accepted on a first-come,first-servedbasis.
The 35th Annual Society of Petroleum Engineers Gulf Coast SectionTennisTournamentwillbeheldonThursday,November1andFriday,November2,attheCopperfieldRacquetClub,15700 Longenbaugh Drive, Houston.
ProceedsfromthetournamentbenefittheSPE-GCSScholarshipFund,whichsupportscollegestudentsstudyingpetroleumengineering, math, and sciences. Our Section has had to cut back on both the number and the amount of the scholarships awardedduetotherecentdownturn,soyoursupportisneededmorethanever.Incombinationwithothersectionfunctions,therehavebeen12newscholarshipsforincomingcollegefreshmen studying petroleum engineering, math, and science, aswellas18renewedscholarshipsforsophomores,juniorsand seniors to continue in petroleum engineering. More than $3millioninscholarshipshasbeenawardedtowell-deservingstudents through this program since 1963.
In2017,wehadaverysuccessfultournamentwithalmost30players participating. Registrations and sponsorships raised over$6,000.Aftertournamentexpenses,netproceedsofalmost$1,000werecontributedtotheSPE-GCSScholarshipFund.
Sponsorsareawelcomeandessentialpartof makingthiseventasuccess.Allsponsorswillberecognizedinthetournamentprogram and on the sponsorship billboard that is exhibited throughoutthetournament.PleaseseetheSponsorFormforsponsorship levels. In-kind donations for ditty bags and door prizes are also accepted.
The2018SPE-GCSTennisCommitteelooksforwardtoseeingeveryonefortwofun-filleddaysoftenniscompetition!
EVENT INFO
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WHENThurs & Fri, November 1-2, 2018
Thurs,4:00pm-9:00pm|Fri,8:30am-2:00pm
EVENT INFORMATIONTherewillbetwoflightedroundrobinevents:
Mixed Doubles – Thursday evening Tournament Doubles–Friday
The tournament doubles event is open to men andwomenandisacombinedbracket.
Partners may be of the same gender or mixed.
Thecommitteewillassistplayerswhodonothaveapartner for any event.
FLIGHTINGChampionship – Advanced players
A – Regular and advanced playersB – Intermediate players
C – Non-regular players and beginners
The SPE-GCS Tennis Committee reserves the right to allocateplayerstoadifferentflightif necessary.Please
rank yourself on the honor system.
WHAT TO EXPECTLotsof tennis,meetingoldfriendsandmakingnewones.Doorprizes,awards,meals,andbeverages.
Thursday – Light dinnerFriday – Breakfast, lunch and snacks Award presentations, door prizes
RULES OF ENTRYThe event is open to members, nonmembers, guests, and friends of SPE. The only restriction is that tennis
professionalsarenotallowed.
REGISTRATIONThursday – 4:00 – 6:00 PMFriday–8:30–9:00AM
IMPORTANT NOTICEAllpaidparticipantsmustweartheirnametags
during this event to have access to the food and drinks.
ENTRY FEES$125.00perperson–Feecoverstournamentand
mixed doubles for an individual player.$50.00 for those only playing mixed doubles.
$25.00 – Spouse/guest (not playing)Feesareduewithentryform.
Board of DirectorsCHAIRSunil LakshminarayananOccidental [email protected]
VICE CHAIRGabbyMorrow,Ryder ScottGabrielle_Guerre-Morrow@ ryderscott.com
PAST CHAIR/ ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEETreyShaffer,ERM [email protected]
SECRETARYSimeon Eburi, [email protected]
TREASURERSPrashant Sainani, CIBC [email protected]
Alberto Casero, BP [email protected]
VICE TREASURERBrian Sinosic [email protected]
Board Committee ChairsCAREER MANAGEMENTMike Redburn Newpark Dri lling [email protected]
COMMUNICATIONSKarin Gonzalez, Chevron [email protected]
COMMUNITY SERVICESLisa Li, Houston [email protected]
EDUCATIONMohammad Tabatabaei Newfield [email protected]
MEMBERSHIPJessica Badger Corrosion Resistant [email protected]
PROGRAMSBill Davis [email protected]
SOCIAL ACTIVITIESJasen Gast PetroQuip Energy [email protected]
YOUNG PROFESSIONALSShakti Sehra, IHS Markit [email protected]
DIRECTORS AT LARGE2017 – 2019Marise [email protected]
Nils Kageson-Loe [email protected]
Adrian Reed, Tellurian Inc [email protected]
DIRECTORS AT LARGE2018 – 2020Vivek Ghosh Royal Dutch/Shell Corp [email protected]
Steve Loving Core Laboratories, [email protected]
Kim Thames PadelletiBHP Billiton [email protected]
Committee ChairsAWARDS BANQUETPavitra Sainani, ExxonMobilpavitra.a.sainani @exxonmobil.com
GOLF CHAIRMarc Davis, Champions Cinco [email protected]
ESP SYMPOSIUM Leon Waldner, Nexen [email protected]
MEMBERS IN TRANSITION (MiT) Yetunde Okediji [email protected]
NEWSLETTER Aileen [email protected]
PUBLICITYDaniel [email protected]
SCHOLARSHIP Eric Robken, Ashland [email protected]
SPONSORSHIP Jennifer Pinnick, Chevron [email protected]
SPORTING CLAYS Prue Smith, [email protected]
TENNIS Erin Chang, [email protected]
WEB TECHNOLOGY LindseyNewsomeNewsome Marketing [email protected]
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CISH Misael [email protected]
IN-CLASS TUTORING Richard [email protected]
SOCIAL MEDIA Davis Scott, [email protected]
Study Group ChairsBUSINESS DEVELOPMENTHeidi Epstein, IHS Markit [email protected]
COMPLETIONS & PRODUCTIONReza Safari, [email protected]
DATA ANALYTICSSuri [email protected]
DRILLINGMohammed Dooply Schlumberger [email protected]
GENERAL MEETINGRobert Saucedo, [email protected]
INNOVATEMikhail Alekseenko, Marathon [email protected]
HSSE & SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITYAngelo Pinheiro, Marathon [email protected]
INTERNATIONALPablo Perez, [email protected]
NORTHSIDESumitra MukhophadhyaySuperior Energysumitra.mukhophadhyay@ superiorenergy.com
PERMIAN BASINAmanda Lobo
PETRO-TECHCheryl Collarini Collarini Energy [email protected]
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENTAmit Patil, OneSubsea [email protected]
RESERVOIRAlexsandra Martine DeGolyer and [email protected]
WATER & WASTE MANAGEMENTKelly Steinberg, Test Americakelly.steinberg @testamericainc.com
WESTSIDEBharath Rajappa, ConocoPhillipsbharath.rajappa@ conocophillips.com
Newsletter CommitteeCHAIRAileen [email protected]
AD SALESTaylor Wright [email protected]
BOARD LIAISONKarin Gonzalez [email protected]
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HOURS & LOCATION10777 Westheimer Rd. Ste 1075Houston, TX 77042Monday–Friday8:30am to 5:00pm
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