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I invite you to engage with your peers from around the world to explore the emerging trends and daily practices of deepwaterexploration and development this October at the Deep Offshore Technology (DOT) International Conference & Exhibition inHouston. While the traditional deepwater areas continue to be the primary sources of new reserves additions, other areas ofopportunity are emerging.One of the most promising new deepwater plays is offshore Mozambique. DOT 2013 host, Anadarko, is leading the way therewith the discovery of more than 30 tcf of recoverable gas and nearly 100 tcf of original gas in place. The operator will sharewith attendees its path to project sanction.Also notable is the new deepwater trend discovered with the Tamar field in the Levantine basin offshore Israel. Within fouryears from discovery, the Noble Energy-operated field is producing and comprises the world’s longest subsea tieback. Theoperator will use DOT as a platform to discuss lessons learned and subsequent development phases of Tamar.The first deepwater development in the Norwegian Sea - Aasta Hansteen – also will be profiled at the upcoming event. ThisStatoil-operated project is an example of tailoring an existing technology – a spar, in this case – to meet the requirements ofthe Norwegian Continental Shelf.Another trend that will be highlighted is the strong resurgence of E&P activity in the US Gulf of Mexico.Meanwhile, the industry is facing increasing regulatory oversight and requirements to maintain comprehensive safety andenvironmental management systems. Operating company representatives will share compliance strategies and lessonslearned from recent projects in a panel discussion format.A second panel session will discuss the efforts to increase oil recovery from deepwater fields. The average recovery rate fromdeepwater is low, but the advent of new technology in the form of subsea boosting, processing, and injection is improving therate of return. Operating company representatives in this session will share the results of practical IOR/EOR implementationin the field.Also, this edition of DOT boasts a comprehensive technical program with three parallel tracks. More than 50 speakers willshare new technologies, case studies, and lessons learned, from the initial well spud through to platform installation andoperation. Topical sessions include: flow assurance solutions; long-distance subsea tiebacks; subsea boosting, processing,and injection technologies; safety and environmental management; field architecture and development concepts; floatingproduction systems; asset integrity; and much more.PLEASE JOIN US OCT. 22-24 AT DOT 2013.SINCERELY,DAVID PAGANIECHIEF EDITOR, OFFSHORE MAGAZINECONFERENCE DIRECTOR, DOT
1. ONLINEwww.deepoffshoretechnology.com2. FAXDirect: +1-918-831-9161Toll-Fee (U.S. Only): +1-888-299-80573. MAILDOT 2013Registration DepartmentPO Box 973059Dallas, TX 75397-30594. EMAILregistration@pennwell.comGENERAL INFO ................................................................................. 3-4- SCHEDULE OF EVENTS .....................................................................3- NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES ........................................................4CONFERENCE INFO ........................................................................ 5-14- ADVISORY BOARD .............................................................................5- CONFERENCE AT-A-GLANCE .............................................................6- OPENING PLENARY SESSION ....................................................... 7-8- DEEPWATER OPERATORS SESSION ..................................................8- CONFERENCE SESSION DETAIL .................................................. 9-14EXHIBIT/SPONSORSHIP ............................................................... 15-22- SPONSORS/OPPORTUNITIES ..........................................................15- EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES .................................................... 16-17- FLOOR PLAN/LIST OF EXHIBITORS ............................................ 18-19- A2Z FLYER .................................................................................. 20-21- OPERATORS PARTNER PROGRAM ..................................................22TRAVEL INFO ................................................................................ 24-28- TRAVEL TO HOUSTON .....................................................................24- HOTEL REGISTRATION FORM ..........................................................25- REGISTRATION FORM ................................................................ 26-27- SOCIAL MEDIA.................................................................................28EVENT CONTACTS ...............................................INSIDE BACK COVERGENERAL INFO CONFERENCE INFO EXHIBIT/SPONSORSHIP TRAVEL INFOREGISTER BY SEPTEMBER 23RD& SAVE $100 OR MORE!
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