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AOGAOGAOG previewThe 2010 Australasian Oil & Gas Exhibition andConference (AOG) will encompass many aspectsof the oil and gas industry.AOG 2010 will feature specifi c zones focusingon core components of the industry, including:Subsea Technology, Drilling and DownholeTechnology, Education and Research, Innovation,and Health & Safety. Exhibition organiserDiversifi ed Exhibitions stated the programwill include a series of seminars, forums andworkshops, plus ample opportunities to networkand a careers day.“AOG 2010 is really shaping up to besomething special and is cementing itselfas the must attend event for the oil and gasindustry in Australasia. The extraordinaryexhibitor interest is quashing fears that globalfinancial turbulence would see a decline inindustry involvement”, said Exhibition DirectorBill Hare.“AOG 2010 will be the one-stop-shop formembers of the oil and gas industry seekingA shot from AOG 2009.solutions, inspiration, education, and access tothe cream of the international and local crop.With new feature areas scheduled, a careersday and associated conference, AOG 2010 isaddressing the diverse needs of the oil and gasindustry in Australia.”Diversified stated the Subsea Zone hasgrown by 30%, and will feature more than 60specialist manufacturers and service providers,including FMC, GE Oil & Gas, DOF Subsea,Fugro Survey, Neptune Marine, TSMarine, AkerSolutions, and INTECSEA Worley Parsons. ◆10 SPE NEWS January/February 2010www.spe.org
AOGGeophysics and geohazardsDefining subsea engineering riskThursday 25 March 2010Meeting Room 6, Perth Convention Exhibition CentreTime Presentation Title Presenter Job Title Company8.30 Welcome and Introduction Chair: Jim Leven Secretary Subsea Energy Australia8.40Keynote AddressDo We Have Adequate Site Survey Data for Jack-upInstallation and Location Approval?Paul HandidajaHead of GeotechnicalDepartmentBraemar Falconer9.00The Use of Swathe Bathymetry Data as a Guide to theEarly Identifi cation of Potential Geohazards:Examples from the North Carnarvon Basin, WAJulie Gale andKevin DayGeohazards InterpreterGardline Marine Sciences9.30Effective Assessment of Top Hole Drilling Hazards forDeep Water Wells Using 3D Seismic DataStephen Wardlaw Business Development Consultant10.00Integrating Geophysics and Geotechnical Data toEnhance Engineering Foundation DesignMagnus McNeil-WindleSenior PrinicipalGeophysicistAdvanced Geomechanics10.30 Coffee Break11.00Seismic Performance Evaluation of a Submarine GasPipeline, Pluto Gas FieldDr Elio NovelloPrincipal GeotechnicalEngineerURS Australia11.30Drilling Geohazards Constraints on the NWSAustralia—A Woodside PerspectiveSheila MackaySenior Wellbore GeohazardAnalystWoodside12.00 Lunch13.30The Use of Frequency and Time-Domain CSEM Data forMarine Hazard MitigationDr Maxwell Azuka MejuEM ResearcherFormerly LancasterUniversity, UK14.00Using a Four-Sensor Magnetic Gradiometer to IdentifySmall WW11 Ordnance in Caution Bay, Papua New GuineaNicholas Smith Senior Geophysicist Fugro Survey14.30 Coffee Break15.00The Need for QC on Geophysical Interpretation forGeohazards and Engineering Site SurveysJeremy Tung and Tim Pugh Site Investigation Manager RPS Energy15.25Enhanced Coastal Geotechnics with Integrated MarineSeismic Refl ection and Multi-Source, Extended ArrayRefractionDr Bob WhitelySimon StewartSenior Principal,GeophysicistCoffey Geotechnics15.50Research Underway at Centre for Offshore FoundationSystems (COFS)Professor David White andProfessor James HengeshUWA16.15Seismic Refraction Surveys as a Geohazard Techniquefor Infrastructure InvestigationsJim Anderson Principal Geophysicist Fugro Survey16.40 Wrap up and closewww.spe.orgJanuary/February 2010 SPE NEWS 11
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