Reservoir monitoring - finding more oil & gas!
get the most out of your reservoir with the latest monitoring technology
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Hans Kristian Hegland
» Vice President
» Ziebel AS
Carl Berg
» Business Development Director, Reservoir Solutions
» Stingray Geophysical Ltd
Full Agenda
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Stavanger
Norwegian Petroleum Museum
This free half day conference at the Norwegian Petroleum Museum, Stavanger, presents new technology which will help you reduce the hassle and risk of monitoring reservoirs which are in production.
You can learn about developments with in-well fibre optics, wireless seismic receivers on land and seabed for monitoring reservoirs in production, permanent fibre seismic recordong in the seabed, and assessing rock property changes during production.
This event is designed for geophysicists, geologists, petrophysicists, reservoir engineers, well integrity managers and production engineers. Produced and chaired by David Bamford, a past head of geophysics at BP and head of BP Norway.
Limited places - register now to secure yours.
Topics include
Advances in what you can do with in-well fibre optics (understand flow, spot leaks);
Using wireless seismic receivers ("nodes") on both seabed and land,
Permanent fibre seismic recording on the seabed with reduced costs,
Understanding how rock properties are changing as the reservoir is produced.
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David Bamford is well known around the oil & gas industry both as an explorer and a geophysicist. He holds a Physics degree from the University of Bristol and a Ph.D in Geological Sciences from the University of Birmingham.
Since 2004, he has been a non-executive director at Tullow Oil plc, being recruited for this position especially for his exploration knowledge. He serves on the Nominations and Remuneration Committees, and was chairman of the latter, and Senior Independent Director, for 3 years prior to his retire from the board at the end of April 2014.
He was on the board of Premier Oil from May 2014 to May 2016.
He retired from BP plc in 2003, his last four positions being Chief Geophysicist (1990-1995), Business Unit Leader (General Manager) for first West Africa and then Norway (1995-1999), and finally Head of Exploration until 2003.
He has served on the boards of Paras Ltd, a small exploration and IS/IT consulting company in which he held 22% equity, until its sale to RPS Energy in 2008 and Welltec a/s, a Danish well engineering company, as the nominee of the private equity investor Riverside.
From 2012 to 201 he was on the board of ASX-quoted Australia Oriental Energy as a non-executive director.
He was a founder of Richmond Energy Partners, a small oil & gas research house, and several media companies that focus on the oil & gas sector, and has served as an advisor to Alliance Bernstein, Opus Executive, the Parkmead Group plc, and Kimmeridge Energy LLP. Since retiring from BP, he has undertaken asset and company valuation projects for investment banks, hedge funds and small oil companies.
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Carl Berg has more than 18 years of experience in the oil and gas industry working with exploration and production geophysics. He has held senior management, staff and advisory positions with CGG Veritas, Wavefield Inseis, Statoil and ExxonMobil, prior to which he held field positions at PGS and Geco. Carl has also been involved in the Ekofisk LoFS project with fibre-optic technology. He has an MSc in Geo-Acoustics and Geophysics from the Norwegian Institute of Technology, and is a member of the EAGE, SEG and SPE. A core member of the Reservoir Solutions team, Carl is based in the Asker, Norway office of TGS.
Stingray Geophysical Ltd
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Chris holds as BSC(Hons) First Class in Physics from the New University of Ulster and a PhD in Marine Geophysics from Durham University.
Chris's current role is with Fairfield Nodal, where he works as the Chief Geophysicist for Data Acquisition.
In addition to his company and industry responsibilities, Chris has authored numerous technical publications and presentations.
His technical interests cover a wide range of topics but his prime focus is on marine acquisition with particular emphasis on source design, survey planning and onboard geophysical QC, with a view to improving operational efficiency by bringing together acquisition and processing.
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