SPE
Middle East: Future Middle East events
Posted: 12 April 2004
PRODUCTION FACILITIES: FROM DESIGN TO MATURITY
23 - 26 May 2004
JW Marriott Hotel
Dubai, U.A.E.
This ATW will be held in Dubai between 23 and 26 May 2004 and will
provide an opportunity to participate in in-depth discussions and
exchange of practical techniques to overcome a wide range of relevant
problems facing engineers at various stages of the facility life
cycle.
This workshop will appeal to many professionals interested in optimizing
and streamlining production costs of oil and gas assets from conceptual
design to maturity.
Workshop objectives
- To exchange “lessons learned” from actual case studies
and practical solutions for day-to-day problems
- To review the latest technical advances in facility engineering,
construction and operation
- To discuss in-depth the problems, solutions and applications
that could add value to facilities
- To enhance skills for identifying and maximizing the value of
existing facilities
The ATW will cover
- Field development strategies
- Field and facilities optimization techniques
- Effect of environmental regulations on facilities and ways to
minimize the effect of facilities on the environment
- Mature field challenges
- Cutting edge technologies for fluid handling and the digital
oilfield of the future
Who Should Attend?
Facilities Engineers & Managers, Construction & Design Engineers,
Operation Supervisors & Managers, Production Engineers, Process
Engineers, Project Managers, Planning Engineers, Maintenance Engineers.
About the Venue
The JW Marriott Hotel in downtown Dubai offers its guests a comfortable
and convenient location, well equipped with a variety of restaurants
and coffee bars. It is just five minutes from Dubai International
Airport and centrally located for shopping at Dubai’s famous
malls and souks.
INCREASING RECOVERY FACTORS IN CARBONATE RESERVOIRS - HOW
FAR CAN WE GO?
6 - 9 June 2004
Grand Hyatt Hotel
Muscat, Sultanate of Oman
This ATW will be held in Muscat between 7 and 9 June 2004 and will
provide an opportunity to discuss and exchange practical techniques
to overcome a wide range of relevant problems facing professionals
dealing with “Increasing Recovery Factors in Carbonate Reservoirs
- How Far Can We Go?”
This event will begin with an Icebreaker on the evening of 6 June
2004, with the workshop taking place over the following three days,
7 - 9 June 2004.
Additionally, workshop delegates will attend The “New Technology:
Who Should Bring It and Why?” Panel Discussion and Dinner
organized by the SPE Oman Section, on the evening of 8 June 2004.
The Steering Committee has chosen a highly relevant topic and a
format that will allow for a high proportion of in-depth technical
discussion in four concurrent “break-out” groups”.
All attendees will be expected to contribute actively to the discussion
and to be prepared to talk about their own experience.
In addition, the Steering Committee welcomes applications from
professionals who are able to prepare and present a poster on a
relevant project. Posters add considerable depth to an ATW, and
poster presenters are expected to be present during breaks to discuss
their poster topic with other attendees.
What will the ATW Cover?
Reservoir & Field Management
Reservoir Characterization
Data: Enabler or Blocker?
Pilots
Applicable Techniques: Established
Applicable Techniques: Emerging
Who should attend
Asset Managers, Petroleum Engineers, Geophysicists, Geologists,
Reservoir Engineers, Petrophysicists, Data Management Specialists,
Regulatory Bodies, Production Technologies, Production Chemists,
Completion Engineers, Research & Development, Academia, Planning
Managers.
About the venue
Grand Hyatt Muscat is located on the sandy beach of Shatti Al Qurm,
overlooking the azure waters of the Gulf of Oman, in the heart of
the diplomatic and government district of Muscat in the Sultanate
of Oman.
Muscat is a city with many points of interest, from natural freshwater
pools, parks and nature reserves to plenty of unspoilt, soft sandy
beaches and an abundance of marine life.
For more information see www.spe.org
Posted by Richard Price,
Editor Pipeline Magazine
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