HAGI REGULAR COURSE 2013

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1 HAGI REGULAR COURSE 2013 Comprehensive Overpressure Analysis : Occurrence, Mechanisms, Prediction and Estimation, and it s Application to Drilling Program and Petroleum System Analysis April 2013 Lombok, Indonesia Expert Course Trainer : Agus Mochamad Ramdhan, Ph.D. (Bandung Institute of Technology) The Indonesian Association of Geophysicists

2 15-19 April Lombok, Indonesia Course fee Includes : Rp (Member) Rp (Non-Member) : Lunch & Coffee Break, Course Material, Course Kit, Certificate, Photo Group Overpressure analysis may be a routine job for everyone working in the oil industry. The analysis in the industry may mainly be dedicated to ensure that the geological objective can be achieved safely by drilling. Overpressure is a geological phenomenon, and like other geological phenomena, if we ignore geology in analyzing overpressure, the result will most likely be wrong. Therefore, this course will discuss the very basic of the geology of overpressure, so that the overpressure analysis could be performed as accurately as possible. The course will comprise the introduction to subsurface pressure, data source to analyze subsurface pressure, overpressure generating mechanisms, overpressure prediction and estimation, and practical and geological application of overpressure. Overpressure cases in some Indonesia's sedimentary basins will also be discussed at the end of the course. The course will be in an interactive format, i.e. the participants will actively be involved by doing lots of exercises. COURSE MATERIALS Geologist, geophysicists, exploration manager, drilling engineer, and other personnel who work in oil and gas industry. COURSE MATERIALS Introduction: Introduction and familiarization to subsurface pressure and stress Physical aspect of pressure Normal hydrostatic pressure Total stress/vertical stress/lithostatic stress/overburden pressure Overpressure and underpressure Minimum horizontal stress/fracture pressure Effective stress and compaction Data source Pressure data source Fluid gradient Overburden pressure data source Fracture pressure data source

3 15-19 April Lombok, Indonesia Overpressure generating mechanism Historical overview The Terzaghi (1925) Disequilibrium compaction overpressure generating mechanism Minor cause of overpressure generating mechanism Introduction to unloading overpressuring Overpressure estimation Wireline log responses to overpressure Basics of overpressure estimation and prediction : Equivalent depth & Eaton methods The NCT Cooking Recipe' of overpressure estimation Comprehensive overpressure prediction Pre-drill pore pressure prediction: analysing offset well and seismic data While drilling pressure prediction: LWD, GWD, cutting analysis Post-mortem pressure analysis: integration of wireline log analysis, pressure measurements, and drilling parameters Advanced overpressure estimation method Introduction to overpressuring analysis in HPHT environment Unloading overpressuring analysis Bowers' unloading method Overpressure application #1 Overpressure application to drilling Introduction to overpressure application in hydrocarbon exploration Overpressure application #2 Overview of overpressure and petroleum system Overpressure and hydrocarbon migration Overpressure and reservoir quality Overpressure and sealing capacity of the trap (seal - breach analysis)/modified Gussow's principle Special session on overpressure and 'unconventional' hydrodynamic trapping Overpressure in some Indonesia's sedimentary basins Overpressure in the Lower Kutai Basin Overpressure in the East Java Basin Overpressure in the North Sumatra Basin Overpressure in the South Sumatra Basin Special session on overpressure in the deep water area

15-19 April 2013 - Lombok, Indonesia ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR Agus M. Ramdhan is a lecturer at the Department of Geology, Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB).

4 15-19 April Lombok, Indonesia ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR Agus M. Ramdhan is a lecturer at the Department of Geology, Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB). He received a scholarship from Total E&P Indonesie (TEPI) to pursue his PhD study at Durham University, UK. Durham is well known as one of the biggest overpressure research centre in the world. He is an active member of IAGI (Indonesian Association of Geologist) and EAGE (European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers). He maintains his overpressure research by actively publishing his research in scientific journals (e.g. Petroleum Geoscience and AAPG Bulletin) as well as by presenting it in scientific meeting (e.g. AAPG workshop, EAGE workshop, IPA, and IAGI).Currently, he is an investigator in a multi-sponsor advanced overpressure research at Durham, and also one of main investigators at a multi-sponsor overpressure research at ITB ( INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION Phone/Fax : (+62-21) training.center@hagi.or.id secretariat@hagi.or.id Direct phone to : Yulia Caesariani ( )

5 HAGI REGULAR COURSE 2013 REGISTRATION FORM Course Title : Comprehensive Overpressure Analysis : Occurrence, Mechanisms, Prediction and Estimation, and its Application to Drilling Program and Petroleum System Analysis Dates : April 2013 Venue : Lombok, Indonesia Instructor : Agus Mochamad Ramdhan, Ph.D. Course Registration Fee : (HAGI Member)* Rp /(HAGI Non-Member)* Rp *(Kindly (Rp/US$) registration fee appropriate flyer) PARTICIPANT (Kindly complete the data) Title : *Mr. /*Mrs Attendance Name Job Title Company Office Address Phone/Facsimile Mobile Phone Number Address Contact Person Phone HAGI Member : *Yes /*No *(Kindly appropriate square) Special Notifications : The Investment Fee includes meals (2x coffee break and lunch), course materials, course kits, group photograph, and certificate (exclude hotel and tax). In order to allow sufficient time for arranging travel and processing document, participants are recommended to make an early enrollment. Unless prior arrangements are made by HAGI, payment may be required well 14 days in advance of the course date to guarantee your seat. Registration will be closed on 14 days before course date. Late enrollment may result in course cancellation. PAYMENT METHOD BY (Kindly appropriate square) : Cash addressed to HAGI Secretariat Invoice, send addressed to : Bank Transfer in full amount to : Himpunan Ahli Geofisika Indonesia Bank BNI Cab. Menteng, Jakarta Pusat AC : Rupiah (Rp) /Dollar (US$) PLEASE FAX THIS FORM TO : or training.center@hagi.or.id & RECONFIRM YOUR REGISTRATION TO HAGI TRAINING CENTER, CP : Arida Chyntia Andriani Phone /Mobile Let s register yourself right now! HAGI Secretariat : Patra Office Tower, 20 th Floor, Suite 2045 Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto Kav Jakarta Selatan 12950, Indonesia Phone/Fax : Visit our website : Cancellation, Subtitution & Non Attendance Policy : Tuition fees are transferable but not refundable. Notification is required to substitute another participant, no later than 5 working days prior to the program, should the nominated person be unable to attend. Cancellation will only be considered, if being cancelled at least 1 (one) week before course exhibited. Late cancellation will be charge 50% from the course fee.

W I L D W E L L C O N T R O L PRESSURE BASICS AND CONCEPTS

W I L D W E L L C O N T R O L PRESSURE BASICS AND CONCEPTS PRESSURE BASICS AND CONCEPTS Pressure Basics and Concepts Learning Objectives You will be familiarized with the following basic pressure concepts: Defining pressure Hydrostatic pressure Pressure gradient