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“Ideate, Innovate, Integrate”
Petrophysics: The E&P Gateway from Discovery to Recovery and Beyond
15th-16th April 2023, Mumbai
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“Ideate, Innovate, Integrate”
Petrophysics: The E&P Gateway from Discovery to Recovery and Beyond
15th-16th April 2023, Mumbai
Theme
“Ideate, Innovate, Integrate”
Petrophysics: The E&P Gateway from Discovery to Recovery and Beyond
Come here and join us as Delegates from various Oil & Gas Companies get together for 5th SPWLA INDIA Symposium & Exhibition
Listen to key note addresses from Eminent Speakers belonging to Oil & Gas Industry
Network with Delegates and Authors from Major Global Oil & Gas Companies
Knowledge Dissemination through 6 Technical Session briefing various topics from Oil & Gas Industry
SPWLA India welcomes you to Enjoy with your family in a delightful cultural evening
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“SPWLA-India welcomes you with great pleasure to the 5th Symposium & Exhibition of the Society of Petrophysicists and Well Log Analysts – India. We are excited to host all our members and friends of SPWLA in Mumbai during the spring of 2023, bringing our global technical community close together in the friendly Indian energy capital. Very much needed after these recent challenging years! Come Join hands with SPWLA India to ensure a better tomorrow for all of us. ”
Chief Advisor - Production Management Halliburton
SPE Distinguished Lecturer 2021-2022
SPWLA Distinguished Speaker 2020-2021
SPWLA President, 2016-2017
SPWLA President ELECT (2022-23) Geomechanics Expert
Reservoir Technical Services Director MENATI Baker Hughes
Region Product Line Manager, Well Test, DST -TCP Expro
Managing Director of Schlumberger India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka
Business Line Director Evaluation Reservoir Performance Division, Paris, Schlumberger
TS-I | Title of the Paper | Presenting Author |
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Key Note | Key Note address | *Dir. (Expl)-ONGC, Ms. Sushma Rawat |
TS-I-I | Revisiting Geological Model Using Special Logs for Re Estimation of Hydrocarbon Reserve Base by Weighing LRLC Pays: A Case Study from Wasna Field, North Cambay Basin, India | C L Chatterjee |
TS-I-II | Pore pressure effects on Elastic attributes: A case study from West Coast of India | Sonu Prasad |
TS-I-III | Integrated Reservoir Characterization using Core, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance & Conventional log data of Complex tight limestone reservoir: A case study of Western offshore, Mumbai, India. | Ram Rekha Yadav |
Standby Paper | Prediction of uncertainties in Volumetric Reserve Estimation- A qualitative Analysis | J B Rath |
Felicitation & Group photograph |
TS-II | Title of the Paper | Presenting Author |
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Key Note | Key Note address | Tarik Abdelfattah, Reservoir Technical Services Director, MENATI, Baker Hughes |
TS-II-I | Reservoir Management of Water Drive Field Through an Integrated Approach: A Case Study of Anklav Field in Cambay Basin, Western India | Sadanand Chaurasiya |
TS-II-II | Integration of Formation Pressure Data and Production Logging for designing optimal completion: A Case Study from Western Offshore | Namita Mandan |
TS-II-III | Resolving Areal and Spatial Heterogeneity in Nawagam Lower Pay with a Next Generation Pulsed Neutron Log | Seshadev Rana |
Standby Paper | Efficient Revival Strategy Of Nonflowing Well By Zone Transfer Through Comprehensive Cased Hole Formation Evaluation In Absence Of Open Hole Logs | Amlan Das |
Felicitation & Group photograph |
TS-III | Title of the Paper | Presenting Author |
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Key Note | Key Note address | Pavan Srivastava; Region Product Line Manager, Well Testing DST-TCP, Asia; Expro |
TS-III-I | Optimization of Auto Gas Lift (AGL) based on Production Logging Results: A Case Study from Western Offshore | Komal Dhankhar |
TS-III-II | Petrophysical and rock-mechanical analysis for designing cement slurry for effective cementation and optimizing well completion in the exploratory gas wells of Rokhia Field- A case study from Tripura Asset, India | Virendra Kumar |
TS-III-III | Technology Investment & value addition through state of the art technology for down hole DST measurement in Western offshore – A Case study | J J Mohanty |
Standby Paper | Well salvaging by inhibiting the Migration of gas through cemented annulus- A case study from Krishna Godavari Offshore | Nara Venkatesh |
Felicitation & Group photograph |
PS-I | Title of the Paper | Presenting Author |
PS-I-I | Characterization of Reservoir Flow Units and Electrofacies Using a comprehensive Petrophysical Method – Application to Syn-Rift Sedimentary Sequence of North Kovilkalappal Field-Cauvery Basin | Deepak R |
PS-I-II | Formation evaluation and permeability prediction in the heterogeneous carbonate reservoirs of Bassein formation, Neelam field, Mumbai Offshore Basin | Manisha Chaudhary |
PS-I-III | 3D Pore Pressure Estimation of Prospective Locale of KG Area for Future Well Planning | Komal Chauhan |
PS-I-IV | Integrated Study for realistic formation evaluation and to address the problem of productivity and mobility: A case study of Panna formation of Heera field | Sagar Singh |
PS-I-V | An Integrated Approach for Reservoir Characterization and Permeability Evaluation using Log-Core Calibration - A Case Study of Relict Gas Pays of Sundulbari Field of Tripura Fold Belt | Sravya Jeldi |
PS-I-VI | Characterization of Cauvery Shear Zone based on FMI Logs and its implications on hydrocarbon exploration | Subhobroto Mazumder |
PS-II | Title of the Paper | Presenting Author |
PS-II-I | Reservoir rock typing and estimation of permeability from well data for improved reservoir characterization - an innovative workflow | Kiran Reddy |
PS-II-II | Thin Bed Reservoir Characterization in terms of permeability anisotropy & its implications in Reservoir Simulation | Amitha Boindala |
PS-II-III | Rock Physics Modelling based on a forward model approach with variable pore aspect ratio for reservoir characterisation of Pliocene sediments of shallow offshore block of KG Basin, India | Kitho Stephen |
PS-II-IV | 3D volume visualization and interpretation through blending of seismic attribute, electro-log and reservoir parameters : An integrated workflow and case study | A. K. Bakshi |
PS-II-V | Demarcation of Volcanoclastic-siliciclastic boundary using Facies and log prediction analysis: A case study from Cambay basin | Dushyant Rathore |
PS-II-VI | Delineation of Pressure regression in deep seated Ultra HTHP Syn Rift Lower Cretaceous reservoirs of KG Offshore - A case study from Deen Dayal West field | Prabhakar Singh |
PS-III | Title of the Paper | Presenting Author |
PS-III-I | Critical Factors Affecting the Pulsed Neutron Saturation Monitoring Log Analysis - Lessons Learned from the Case Studies of Brown Fields in Cauvery Basin | PT Shaji |
PS-III-II | Integration of Geomechanics and Geology for HF modeling, Fracturing Execution and Completion in Low porous & permeable Oil Reservoirs -A case study from KG Onland, India | A R Ramya Sri |
PS-III-III | Enhancement of oil production in brownfield wells via analysis behind casing and integration of relevant well logs and approaches: Case studies | Chandrashekar T |
PS-III-IV | On-site XRD/XRF services adds value to lithology interpretation and saves cost in Mumbai offshore | Aleesha Vaz |
PS-III-V | Customized Mud-Pulse Telemetry in a Micro-Bubble Drilling Fluid System – a Key Enabler in Formation Evaluation While Drilling a Depleted Reservoir | Vivek V |
PS-III-VI | Water contact monitoring by Time Lapse CHFR log for production optimization: Case studies from Rajahmundry Asset, ONGC, India | Durgam Shobha Rani |
TS-IV | Title of the Paper | Presenting Author |
Key Note | Key Note address Topic: Advances in Geomechanics for the Full Lifecycle : Energy and Mining | Jennifer Market, President Elect - SPWLA, Geo-mechanics Expert |
TS-IV-I | Assessment of Caprock Integrity: A Geomechanical Approach Integrating Borehole Images, Petrophysics and Dynamic Pressure Test | Chandreyi Chatterjee |
TS-IV-II | Integrated Analysis of Deep Shear Wave Imaging, High Resolution Resistivity Imaging and Geomechanics for Identification Sub Seismic Features- A Case Study from KG Offshore Basin, India | Srinivasa Bharathi VK |
TS-IV-III | Enhancing the Efficacy of Hydraulic Fracturing Job for Production Improvement of Tight Oil Shaly Sands of Mandhali Formation of Cambay Basin, India through Reservoir Characterization & Integrated Geo-mechanical Studies | Phoolchand Mahato |
Standby Paper | Standardizing Geomechanical parameters in prolific Indian basins to cater improved solutions to Geomechanical problems and HF simulation | Alok Raj Gupta |
Session guidance by Dir. (F)
TS-V | Title of the Paper | Presenting Author |
Key Note | Key Note address Topic: The Role of E&P in supporting Energy Transition and Decarbonization – A Global Perspective | Rinat Batyrshin, Global Director, Reservoir Performance – Evaluation, SLB |
TS-V-I | A Research on Geothermal Energy, Supercritical CO2 Brayton Cycle, Carbon Capture Utilization & Storage (CCUS), Conversion of abandoned and near depleting Oil & Gas Wells into Geothermal Wells | Ramesh Satla |
TS-V-II | Geological Inferences Constructed about the Gas Hydrate Characterization from Seismic Data Analysis- A Case Study from Mahanadi Deepwater Basin. | Jagannath Nanda |
TS-V-III | Storing Hydrogen in Indian Basalts: Implications of rock-fluid interactions | Harsh Vardhan |
Standby Paper | Estimation of Reservoir Pressure in Coal Seams for Effective Reservoir Management and Future Field Development in Sohagpur CBM Block | Debabrata Banerjee |
Opening remarks by Rajeev Grover, MD- HLSA/ Durgesh Jharpade, Jt. CEO, HLSA)*
TS-VI | Title of the Paper | Presenting Author |
Key Note | Key Note address Topic: Role of Digital in creating a Value Unlock from emerging Subsurface Characterization technologies | Vinay Malhotra, MD, SLB |
TS-VI-I | Basement Analysis Using Well Log Data through ML approach, Madanam Area, Cauvery Basin | Kiran Kumar M |
TS-VI-II | Forward modelling of LWD logs in High angle wells for identification and evaluation of Mukta & Bassein formation: Vasai East area | Debarati Mishra |
TS-VI-III | Determining Heterogeneity Index of Complex Reservoirs of Western Offshore Basin by applying Empirical Mode Decomposition Technique- Data Analytical Approach | Jadhav Viresh Kumar |
Standby Paper | Leveraging Machine Learning Algorithms for Predicting Petrophysical Properties – A Case Study from Western Onshore Basin, India | Sujay Thakur |
Standby Paper | Integration of AI/ML technique and saturation height modelling for Reservoir Characterization and Reserve upscaling of complex carbonate: Western Offshore Basin, India | Shanu Batra |
PS-IV | Title of the Paper | Presenting Author |
PS-IV-I | Unconventional well completion for early monetization- A case study in KG-Basin Onland, India | Sachin Kumar |
PS-IV-II | New Completion Solution for Multilayer Tight gas reservoir fields: A Case History, KG-PG basin-India | M Vimala Rani |
PS-IV-III | Fracture delineation for optimal completion through ICDs using real time high resolution resistivity imaging tool in Horizontal drain holes | Soma Rani |
PS-IV-IV | Cost Effective Innovative Solutions for Rig Time Optimization in Mumbai Offshore | Ankit Sharma |
PS-IV-V | Geomechanics: A key input for optimizing drilling and hydraulic fracturing in a heterogeneous, low permeable reservoir in Ahmedabad field | Sakshi Singhal |
PS-IV-VI | Geological & Geomechanical characterization of fractured basement reservoir to understand critically stress-independent fracture producibility | M V Phaneendra |
PS-V | Title of the Paper | Presenting Author |
PS-V-I | Perspective on Policy considerations in the “Roadmap for Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS)” for Upstream E&P Companies in India | Deepa |
PS-V-II | Automation of Log Interpretation Workflow using Machine Learning for Cretaceous Sedimentary Sequences of Cauvery Basin | Pasham Sanketh Reddy |
PS-V-III | Development of a Comprehensive Workflow using Machine Learning Algorithm to model permeability through FZI prediction - A Case Study from A & AA Basin, India | Anurag Saxena, GEOPIC |
PS-V-IV | Analysis of Iron nano-particles for enhancing oil recovery in Naharkatiya oil field of Assam | Naved Wasim Ahmed |
PS-V-V | An Innovative Workflow to delineate complex Mid-Eocene sediments using Neutron Porosity volume through Multi Attribute Transform & Probabilistic Neural Network- A case study from Cambay Basin | S P Singh |
PS-VI | Title of the Paper | Presenting Author |
PS-VI-I | Reservoir Architecture using Machine Learning from Core Scan Images | Srivardhan V |
PS-VI-II | Shear log prediction through fluid replacement modelling - A Machine learning approach: case Study from Western Offshore, India | VLL Krishnaveni Emani |
PS-VI-III | Implementing unsupervised clustering and integrated log analysis for NMR based reliable permeability computation in complex carbonate pore system | Ilius Mondal |
PS-VI-IV | Relative Permeability estimation using Pseudo Capillary Pressure data derived from Nuclear Magnetic Resonance data: A Case Study | Anish Krishnapillai |
PS-VI-V | Estimation of gas hydrate saturation and reservoir porosity using multi attribute regression analysis of seismic and log data in area B of NGHP-02 in Krishna-Godavari Basin | U S Yadav |
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15th April 2022 Session Starts from 9:00 am (IST)
The topic focuses on Petrophysics as an important cog in the wheel of exploration. Integration of Petrophysics with other G&G data adds immense value to mitigate the inherent uncertainties in exploration of frontier and emerging Basins. Works and papers involving the use of Petrophysics in de-risking exploration of unconventional plays and other capital intensive projects such as deep water exploration may be deliberated. Studies relating to integrating Core analysis into workflows of MEMs, NMR Petrophysics and spectroscopy could be discussed. Petrophysical insights for fine tuning reservoir characterization and techno economics of complex reservoirs, applications of Petrophysics and formation evaluation in Petroleum Resources Management System may be dealt at length.
Managing matured fields or fields that have reached the declining stages of production has been one of the greatest and most complex challenges faced by E&P companies worldwide. The topic is intended to evince interest among participants in multi domain studies related to extending the economic producing life of brownfields. By maximizing the asset value in declining fields, companies aim to improve overall efficiency of the existing assets, bring in breakthrough technologies to control water cut and flooding, enhance production and reduce operating costs. Papers or works relating to advancements in production logging for sick well analysis, production/injection profiling and other well interventions can be subjects for deliberation. Papers or works dealing with field re-development plans, time lapse measurements and studies, exploring additional reserves and bypassed hydrocarbons through re-evaluation of existing data or through additional logging programs may be deliberated. Other interesting areas for discussion are challenges and opportunities in developing marginal fields through optimization of well platforms and implementing improved reservoir surveillance for effective reservoir management
The Geomechanical continuum in oil& gas fields begin at their exploration stage, affects through the appraisal and development stages up until their eventual abandonment. Integration of Geomechanics with standard E&P workflows enables the reduction of risks associated with drilling, production and field development by improved understanding of subsurface challenges for both conventional and unconventional plays. The session would focus on geomechanical modelling for safe drilling, geo-steering and well placement, infill drilling, completion design, production, recovery etc. Geomechanical insights for wellbore stability, hydraulic fracturing, sanding prediction, etc. with broader understanding on stress anisotropies may be deliberated at length. Induced stress in oil & gas fields due to production/injection related changes in pore pressure could contribute to compaction and subsidence, fault and fracture reactivation, loss of fluids, loss of seal, and well integrity problems. Papers on integrated case studies and new approaches addressing all such issues are invited for intense deliberation thru this forum. Works on rock physics and Geomechanics integrated seismic modelling and time-lapse, or 4D, Geomechanical monitoring for predicting changes in reservoir properties during the life of the field are also solicited for presentation and publication.
This section aims to deliberate on advancement in technology for production testing through Tubing Conveyed Perforation-Drill Stem Testing, multiple zone testing (Cross-fire) and further on artificial lift, intelligent completion/ ICD/ segmented completion etc. Real time reservoir characteristics in static & dynamic conditions and transmission through wireless & satellite communication can also be discussed. Papers are invited on well integrity and well surveillance through Rig-less intervention operations in development wells as well. Advancement in different types of fracking and Gravel pack technologies and value additions there upon may be deliberated. Alternative techniques to hydraulic fracturing like Pulse Plasma technology, Gas frac (LPG, CO2 etc.), Fishbone stimulation (jetting) technology etc.in the exploration and exploitation especially for difficult reservoirs and non-conventional hydrocarbon deposits can also be included. Further papers can also be submitted on challenges in Well intervention, well salvaging & related services along with latest technology available worldwide.
In the current global economic and environment scenario and as per defined key drivers of India’s energy strategy, we must deeply ponder as the world transitions to a low-carbon future aiming towards net zero. With that perspective, this technical session aims to deliberate on different sustainable, low carbon, clean and green energy solutions like Geothermal, Coal Bed Methane, Gas Hydrates, Uranium etc. Another significant topic is CCUS that refers to a suite of technologies that can play a diverse role in meeting global energy and climate goals. CCUS portfolio includes technologies for capture, transport, storage, monitoring, and well services—to develop and deploy solutions to enable a net-zero future for the energy sector and beyond. Advanced energy technology like fit-for-purpose CO2 compression technology etc. is critical to any CCUS project. Papers are invited across the industry and academia discussing and putting forth the newer lights on these future dynamics. And finally, on this very session, different pertinent energy regulatory aspects and Techno-economic decisions may be thrown light upon via technical contributions and deliberations.
‘DATA is the new OIL’ is a perfect metaphor in E&P industry. Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) provide an opportunity to upstream oil companies to minimize uncertainty and improve Asset health with enhanced operational efficiency by applying deep learning techniques and technologies. Within the Petrophysical domain, machine learning has been used to speed up workflows through automated outlier detection, well log repair & normalisation, automated well log correlation and predictive analytics. Innovative works and approaches adopted for data driven evaluation or analysis may be dealt under this technical session. Since E&P business deals with huge amount of real time and legacy data, effective data management becomes essential. Hence, renewed efforts and workflows for breaking all barriers in new age Database management is solicited in this forum. Also technical contributions are invited on emerging technology in Wireline, LWD & Mud logging data acquisition and its evaluation. Maximizing efficiency through innovative methods in Formation Evaluation is the need of the hour. All novel and unique robust approaches and leveraging the global analogues are solicited for in depth deliberation.