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Dear industry colleagues, 

On behalf of Offshore magazine and the entire PennWell organization, I am pleased to introduce you to 

the 2012 Deep Offshore Technology International Conference & Exhibition. The event will be held at the 

Perth Exhibition Centre, Perth, Australia, from 27-29 November. 

We thank DOT 2012 host Shell Australia and this year’s advisory board chairman Bruce Steenson, VP 

Technical and Prelude, for ushering in the fourth decade of the world’s premier deepwater conference. 

We are delighted to be back in Australia, and I invite you to participate in what will be one of the best 

programs ever. 

Economic growth across the Asia-Pacific continues to spur demand for liquid fuel supplies. Most of that 

regional demand will be met by imports sourced from Western Australia’s technologically advanced 

and capital-intensive deepwater projects. As you can see in the following pages of this pre-show guide, 

the conference content is tailored to Australia and the Asia-Pacific region, but also includes global case 

studies and perspective from industry-leading operators and technology providers. 

The conference program begins with a keynote address by special guest Ann Pickard, country chair, Shell 

Australia. Pickard will discuss the role of floating technology in opening deepwater opportunities. David 

Stewart, regional wells manager Asia-Pacific, Shell International E&P, will address the deepwater drilling 

challenges post-Macondo. 

After a short break, senior managers will profile a selection of deepwater projects to give exclusive 

insights into current development trends. The projects include Gorgon, Wheatstone, Pluto, Ichthys, 

Pazflor, Nord Stream, and the world’s first FLNG production system — Prelude. 

To encourage audience participation and debate, panel discussions are integrated in the program on 

Wednesday and Thursday. The first discussion addresses asset integrity and process safety management. 

Speakers are from Woodside, Transocean, Shell, INTECSEA, and includes the CEO of the National 

Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority, Jane Cutler. The second panel 

examines the status and outlook of FLNG, and includes panelists from Shell, TOTAL, Saipem, and Statoil. 

Meanwhile, the traditional, three-track technical program comprises parallel sessions on well construction 

& drilling operations; subsea boosting & processing; flow assurance; asset integrity; offshore gas; field 

architecture & development concepts; floating production facilities; and more related topics. 

DOT 2012 also offers pre-conference workshops as well as an exclusive tour 

of the Australian Marine Complex on the final day of the event, to enrich your 

experience. 

Thank you for your continued interest and support of DOT. We look forward to 

seeing you there. 

Sincerely, 

David Paganie 

Chief Editor, Offshore magazine 

Director, Offshore Conferences

Table of Contents 

2 Letter of Invitation 

3 Schedule of Events 

4 2012 Sponsors & Supporting Organizations 

5 2012 Advisory Board 

6 Pre-Conference Workshops 

8 Conference at-a-Glance 

9 Opening Plenary Session 

10 Conference Sessions 

19 AMC Technical Tour 

20 Networking Opportunities/iPad Giveway 

21 PennEnergy Jobs Career Fair 

22 Exhibition Opportunities 

24 Exhibit Floor Plan 

25 List of Exhibitors 

26 DirectEventConnect 

28 Operators Partner Program 

29 Things to do in Western Australia 

30 Travel to Perth/Parking Information 

32 Hotel Information 

33 Registration Form 

35 Social Media 

36 2012/2013 Global Petroleum Events Calendar 

37 Event Contacts 

4 Easy Ways to Register 

1) Online: www.deepoffshoretechnology.com 

2) E-mail: registration@pennwell.com 

3) Fax: Direct: +1 918 831 9161 

Toll-Free (U.S. Only) 

+1 888 299 8057 

4) Mail: PennWell /DOT 2012 

P.O. Box 973059 

Dallas, TX 75397-3059 USA 

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Dear industry colleagues, 

On behalf of the advisory board and Shell, it is my great pleasure to invite you to attend the 2012 

Deep Offshore Technology International Conference & Exhibition. DOT has been running annually 

now for more than thirty years and I am confident that this year’s conference will live up to the 

reputation for excellence in technical insights and thought-provoking panel discussions built by all of 

the conferences that have come before us. 

This year the advisory board has distilled the many great abstracts received down to 54 fantastic 

papers for three parallel technology sessions covering floating systems, subsea processing and 

deepwater drilling systems as well as the development case studies which we all look forward to 

learning from. We also have panel discussions on deepwater projects, floating LNG systems, asset 

integrity and process safety management which will stimulate some great discussion. I am sure that 

there will be something there for everyone in our industry, from those who have just joined through 

to the most experienced. 

On top of that there will be exhibitors representing some of the industry’s best technology providers 

plus the opportunity to meet with colleagues, partners and competitors from around the world. All 

of this in Australia, one of the strongest growing and most vibrant regions 

in the oil and gas industry today. 

I look forward to welcoming you in Perth. 

Bruce Steenson 

Vice President Technical & Prelude 

Shell Development Australia

Schedule Of Events 

MONDAY, 26TH NOVEMBER 

07:30 – 17:00 Registration Open Central Foyer 

07:30 – 17:00 Exhibitor Move-In Pavilion 1 & 2 

08:00 – 17:00 Pre-conference Workshops Conference Rooms 

TUESDAY, 27TH NOVEMBER 

07:30 - 18:00 Registration Open Central Foyer 

08:30 - 10:00 Opening Plenary Riverside Theatre 

10:00 - 18:00 Exhibition Open Pavilion 1 & 2 

10:00 - 11:00 Coffee Break Pavilion 1 & 2 

11:00 - 12:30 Deepwater Projects Session Riverside Theatre 

12:30 - 13:30 Delegate Lunch Delegate Restaurant 

13:30 - 15:00 Conference Sessions Conference Rooms 



17:30 - 18:30 Opening Reception Pavilion 1 & 2 

WEDNESDAY, 28TH NOVEMBER 


08:30 - 10:00 Panel Discussion Conference Rooms 

10:00 - 18:00 Exhibition Open Pavilion 1 & 2 



12:30 - 13:30 Delegate Lunch Delegate Restaurant 




17:30 - 18:30 Networking Reception Pavilion 1 & 2 

THURSDAY, 29TH NOVEMBER 


08:30 - 10:00 Panel Discussion Conference Rooms 

10:00 - 13:00 Exhibit Hall Open Pavilion 1 & 2 



12:30 - 13:30 Lunch & Closing Ceremony Delegate Restaurant 

13:30 - 20:00 Break Down Pavilion 1 & 2 

14:00 - 19:00 Technical Tour — AMC 

* Subject to change 

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2012 Sponsors & Supporting Organizations 

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Sponsorship Opportunities 

Maximize your visibility with an event sponsorship package. Whether you choose one of our exclusive packages or work with our 

team to create a package customized to fit your specific needs and desired investment level, our Sponsorship Program will help 

you stand out from the crowd. Remaining available sponsorships include: 

Host Sponsor: Opening Reception – Exclusive 

Silver Sponsor: Conference Proceedings – Exclusive 

Delegate Luncheon Sponsor – 2 Available 

Press Room Sponsor – Exclusive 

Escalator Branding Sponsor –Exclusive or 2 Available 

To book exhibit space or sponsorships, please contact: 

Sue Neighbors 

Americas 

T: +1 713 963 6256 

F: +1 713 963 6212 

E: sneighbors@pennwell.com 

Host Company & Opening Reception Sponsor 

Platinum Sponsor Gold Sponsor Gold Sponsor Silver Sponsor Delegate Luncheon Sponsor 

T-Shirt Sponsor 

Fast Track 

Registration Sponsor Session Track 1 Sponsor 

Available Sponsorships 

Jane Bailey 

Europe, Middle East 

& Africa 

T: +44 (0) 1992 656 651 

F: +44 (0) 1992 656 700 

E: janeb@pennwell.com 

Conference Journal 

Sponsor 

Cyber Café Sponsor – Exclusive 

Session Track Sponsor – 2 Available 

ASME Workshop – Exclusive or 3 Available 

AMC Tech Tour – Exclusive 

Show Guide Belly Band Sponsor 

Michael Yee 

Singapore, 

South East Asia, China 

T: +65 9616 8080 

F: +65 6734 0655 

E: yfyee@singnet.com.sg 

Session Track 2 Sponsor 

& Aisle Sign Sponsor 

Visitor Bag Sponsor Speaker Appreciation Gift Sponsor Technology Sponsor Bottled Water Sponsor 

Supporting Organizations 

Media Partners 

Mike Twiss 

Australia, New Zealand 

T: +61 8 9529 4466 

F: +61 8 9529 4488 

E: mike@energy-pubs.com.au

Deep Offshore Technology 2012 Advisory Board 

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Blue 

• Advisory Board Chairman 

Mr. Bruce Steenson — 

Shell Development (Australia) Pty Ltd. 

• Dr. John Murray — Independent Consultant 

• Mr. Christopher M. Barton — KBR/Granherne • Dr. Andrew Newport — SBM Offshore 

• Mr. Josh Billings — Repsol E&P USA • Mr. Lee Norris — SPT Group 

• Mr. James Britch — Hess Corporation • Dr. Arnt Olufsen — Statoil 

• Mr. Trevor Caldwell — BP Developments 

(Australia) Pty Ltd. 

• Mr. Jim Osborn — Worley Parsons Group 

• Mr. Loïc des Déserts — Doris Engineering • Mr. Robby O’Sullivan — Technip 

• Mr. Richard D’Souza — KBR/Granherne • Mr. David Paganie — Offshore 

• Dr. Ian Frazer — GL Noble Denton • Mr. Francesco Paone — ENI Indonesia 

• Mr. Frederic Garnaud — TOTAL • Mr. Philippe Perreau — GEP 

• Dr. Christian Geertsen — ITP InTerPipe 

• Mr. Artie Ruderman — Deep Sea 

Fabrication Services 

• Mr. Jan van der Graaf — Heerema Marine Contractors • Dr. Jean François Saint-Marcoux — Subsea 7 

• Mr. Bob Holicek — Schlumberger • Mr. Ricky Simic — Oil States Industries Inc. 

• Mr. Kieran Kavanagh — Wood Group Kenny • Mr. Eddie Stuart — Woodside Energy Ltd. 

• Mr. Matt Lamey — Anadarko Petroleum Corp. • Mr. Claude Valenchon — Saipem s.a. 

• Dr. Ming-Yao Lee — Chevron • Mr. David Walters — 2H Offshore 

• Mr. Bob Lewis — Noble Energy • Mr. Bill Westcott — INTECSEA, Inc. 

• Mr. Mike McEvilly — Hess Corporation • Dr. Jane Zhang — Shell International E&P 

• Mr. David Morgan — Cameron 

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Pre-Conference Workshops 

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Deep Offshore Technology (DOT) International has partnered with the American Society of Mechanical 

Engineers — International Petroleum Technology Institute (ASME-IPTI) to offer three educational workshops prior 

to DOT in Perth, Australia. 

Workshop Details: 

and 

Date: Monday, 26 November 2012 

Time 8:00 – 17:00 

Location: Perth Convention Exhibition Centre (room TBD) 

Fee: USD$850 before 26 October, USD$895 after 26 October 

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*Please note that separate registration is required for each workshop. Registration will be limited to 50 registrants 

per workshop 

WORKSHOP 1: FUNDAMENTALS OF DEEPWATER PROJECT DEVELOPMENT 

Instructors: Richard D’Souza (KBR), Brian Taylor (Granherne), Elizabeth Tellier (2H Offshore) 

Who Should Attend: Anyone with the desire to better understand the fundamentals of deepwater development planning 

and the key surface facility components that constitutes a deepwater project development. 

Course Overview: 

Deepwater projects will account for an increasing portion of offshore oil and gas supply. Developing deepwater fields entail 

significant technical and commercial challenges. This course, taught by leaders in the industry, will provide a fundamental 

understanding of deepwater planning and familiarize attendees with essential floating platform, subsea and riser technologies 

that enable safe and profitable extraction of hydrocarbons in deepwater. The course material is designed to serve as a handy 

reference and guide to deepwater project development.

WORKSHOP 2: FUNDAMENTALS OF DEEPWATER RISER ENGINEERING 

Instructor: Conor Galvin (MCS Kenny) 

Who Should Attend: This course is designed for subsea, pipeline or riser engineers with 1-5 years of experience and 

industry professionals who interface with riser engineering. 


The “Fundamentals of Deepwater Riser Engineering” will provide attendees with the basic principles and technologies of riser 

engineering design, fabrication and installation, and provide an understanding of the primary drivers behind riser selection for 

deepwater floating production. 

WORKSHOP 3: SUBSEA PIPELINE OVERVIEW 

Instructors: Karl Purchase (INTECSEA WorleyParsons Group), Alastair Walker (INTECSEA WorleyParsons Group), 

Pieter Chalke (INTECSEA WorleyParsons Group), Ash Palejwala (INTECSEA WorleyParsons Group) 

Who Should Attend: This course is intended for pipeline engineers with 1-5 years experience and senior engineers and 

managers outside the offshore pipeline industry. 


The “Subsea Pipeline Design Overview” course will provide you with an appreciation of pipeline engineering as a design 

discipline and process and an understanding of how system solutions are implemented via procurement, fabrication, and 

installation – resulting in project delivery. 

Do you have questions about these courses? 

Contact: Lydia Serenil, ASME-IPTI Continuing Education Coordinator 

Phone: +1 281 493 3491 | E-mail: SerenilL@asme.org 

and 

Deep Offshore Technology (DOT) International has partnered 

with the Society of Underwater Technology (SUT) to offer one 

educational workshop prior to DOT in Perth, Australia. 

Please visit www.deepoffshoretechnology.com/conference/sutworkshop 

for details! 

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Conference-at-a-Glance 

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DOT 2012 

Developing Technologies for Frontier Regions 

TRACK 1 — Risers & Riser 

Technology — Well Construction & 

Drilling Operations — Asset Integrity 

— Mooring & Station-Keeping 

Sponsored by 

TUESDAY 27 NOVEMBER 2012 

TRACK 2 — Subsea Boosting & 

Processing — Flowlines & 

Pipelines — Flow Assurance 

Sponsored by 

08:30 – 10:00 Opening Plenary 

TRACK 3 — Offshore Gas — 

Field Architecture & Development 

Concepts — Floating Production 

Facilities — Field Development 

— Geotechnical Challenges & 

Solutions 

10:00 – 11:00 Coffee Break — Exhibition Hall Sponsored by: 

11:00 – 12:30 Deepwater Projects 

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch — Exhibition Hall 

13:30 – 15:00 

Session 1: Risers & Riser 

Technology 1 

Session 1: Subsea Boosting & 

Processing 1 

Session 1: Offshore Gas 


16:00 – 17:30 

Session 2: Well Construction & 

Drilling Operations 

Session 2: Flowlines & 

Pipelines 1 

Session 2: Field Architecture & 

Development Concepts 1 

17:30 – 18:30 Welcome Reception — Exhibition Hall Sponsored by: 

WEDNESDAY 28 NOVEMBER 2012 

08:30 – 10:00 Panel Discussion: Asset Integrity and Process Safety Management 


11:00 – 12:30 Session 3: Asset Integrity 1 Session 3: Flow Assurance 1 

Session 3: Floating 

Production Facilities 

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch — Exhibition Hall Sponsored by: 

13:30 – 15:00 

Session 4: Risers & Riser 

Technology 2 

Session 4: Subsea Boosting & 

Processing 2 

Session 4: Field Architecture & 

Development Concepts 2 


16:00 – 17:30 

Session 5: Mooring & 

Station-Keeping 

Session 5: Flowlines & 

Pipelines 2 

Session 5: Field Development 

17:30 – 18:30 Networking Reception — Exhibition Hall Sponsored by: 

THURSDAY 29 NOVEMBER 2012 

08:30 – 10:00 Panel Discussion: FLNG Outlook & Development Plans 


11:00 – 12:30 Session 6: Asset Integrity 2 Session 6: Flow Assurance 2 

Session 6: Geotechnical 

Challenges & Solutions 

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch & Closing Ceremony — Exhibition Hall

Opening Plenary Session 

8:30 - 10:00 Tuesday, 27 November 2012 

Welcome & Introduction 

Mr. David Paganie 

Director Offshore Conferences, 

PennWell Corporation 

Advisory Board Chairman Welcome 

Mr. Bruce Steenson, Vice President Technical & Prelude, Shell Australia 

Bruce is a New Zealander with a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Canterbury. He has worked for Shell for more 

than thirty years on development projects in the Middle East, Central Asia, Europe, South America and Australia in roles 

spanning well engineering, production technology, process engineering and development project management. He is 

currently working for Shell in Australia as the Vice President for Technical and the Prelude FLNG Development. 

Deepwater Drilling Technology Challenges Post-Macondo 

Dr. David Stewart, Regional Wells Manager Asia-Pacific, Shell International Exploration and Production Inc. 

David has a Master of Science degree (Field & Well Eng) from Robert Gordon’s University in Aberdeen and an Engineering 

Doctorate where he studied the Exploitation of Deepwater Methane Gas Hydrates. David has worked for Shell for more 

than 30 years, hired in his native Aberdeen where he worked offshore in the North Sea for 11 years, 9 ½ of the years 

in wells and for 1½ years was a hook up OIM for the Sole Pit project. Returning onshore he has had assignments in 

Aberdeen, Lowestoft, Assen, Rijswijk and Houston holding a variety of positions in the Wells organizations. David is 

currently based in Kuala Lumpur. 

Keynote Address: Opening Up New Deepwater Opportunities 

Ms. Ann Pickard, Country Chair, Shell Australia 

Opening 

Plenary Session 

is Open to All 

Registered 

Attendees! 

Ann came to Australia in March 2010 to take up the role of Executive Vice President Upstream Australia within the Shell 

Upstream International organisation, responsible for the exploration, production and gas commercialisation part of Shell’s 

Australian business. Since then, her role has expanded to Country Chair of Shell in Australia, adding oversight of the 

manufacturing, chemicals, supply and distribution, retail, lubricants, trading and shipping, and alternative energy parts 

of the business. 

Described by Fortune Magazine as the bravest woman in oil and one of the 50 most powerful women in business, Ann was previously Shell’s 

Regional Executive Vice President for Sub Sahara Africa, based in Lagos Nigeria. In that role she oversaw the company’s exploration & 

production, gas and LNG activities in the region. Ann came to Shell in 2000, leaving Mobil upon the merger with Exxon. She has significant 

business experience throughout South America, the countries of the former Soviet Union, the Middle East and Africa. 

Ann has an MA from the University of Pennsylvania and a BA from the University of California, San Diego. She is a member of the Westpac 

Board and the Board of the Energy & Minerals Institute, University of Western Australia. She leads the CEO Safety Forum of the Australian 

Petroleum Production & Exploration Association. 

Deepwater Outlook 

Dr. William F. Bowman, Business Development Manager (Exploration and Production), IPA 

William joined Independent Project Analysis (IPA) in August 2001. He has benchmarked over 200 projects for cost and schedule, including 

competitive performances against industry and best companies. A number of projects evaluated are megaprojects. He has benchmarked many 

different concept types including subsea tiebacks, steel piled jackets, floating production systems, gravity based structures, and pipelines. Other 

experience includes benchmarking for best practices in project management and organization, and project team and contractor alignment. 

William holds a Graduate Diploma in Corporate Finance, Australian Securities Institute; Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering, University of Western Australia; 

B.S., Mechanical Engineering (Honors), University of Western Australia; and is a member of the Australian Institute of Professional Engineers. 

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Deepwater Projects Session 

11:00 – 12:30 Tuesday, 27 November 2012 

Chair: Mr. Bruce Steenson, Vice President Technical & Prelude, Shell Development Australia Pty Ltd. 

Wheatstone Project Update 

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Mr. Hugh McClure, Deputy Project Director, Wheatstone Project, Chevron 

Hugh McClure is the Wheatstone Deputy Project Director for the Wheatstone foundation project with further accountability for 

Wheatstone hub expansion. Hugh was a member of the team that recommended the Wheatstone project partners make a 

final investment decision to enter project execution in September 2011. 

Hugh has been employed by Chevron for 27 years and joined Chevron in 1985 as a facilities engineer in Aberdeen, Scotland. 

He has held numerous technical and managerial positions in upstream production, technology development and project management for 

business units in Europe, Nigeria, US and Australia. 

Hugh received a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Strathclyde University in 1985 and his MBA from Robert Gordon University in 2005. 

From North East Frigg to Pazflor, 30 years of Process Innovations for Deep Offshore Assets 

Mrs. Anne Rocher, Head of Processing Department, TOTAL E&P 

Anne Rocher is currently Head of Process Department in Development Engineering Division of Total Exploration & Production. 

She joined Elf in 1985, and has spent her 26-year career in what is today the TOTAL Group, in exploration and production oil 

and gas process activities, economics and more recently in acid gas production, processing and injection, gas monetization 

solutions, energy efficiency and GHG related activities, and Field Operations support for Angola Deep Offshore developments 

and operations. 

She holds a Mechanical & Electricity Engineer Degree from Ecole Spéciale des Travaux Publics (Paris — France) and a Petroleum Engineering 

Degree from IFP School (Rueil Malmaison — France). 

The Challenges of Giant Pipelines: Deepwater, Logistics & Assets 

Dr. Daslav Brkic, Vice President, E&C Business Development, Saipem S.p.A. 

Dr. Daslav Brkic is responsible for Saipem’s strategic business development for the Engineering & Construction BU world-wide. 

This also includes licensing of proprietary technologies. 

Dr. Brkic’s initial career included many R&D, sales and marketing, business and strategy development as well as general 

management assignments, with UOP and ABB in the U.S.A., U.K., Italy and in The Netherlands. He joined Snamprogetti, later 

incorporated into Saipem, in 2002, after heading the international division of Sirti, a telecommunications E&C company. 

He holds a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the Technical Universities of Milan, Italy, and Erlangen — Nuremberg, Germany, and has attended 

the M.B.A. program at the University of Chicago. 

Prelude Project Update 

Mr. Jaap de Vries, Prelude Project Director, Shell International Exploration and Production Inc. 

Project Director Prelude FLNG project based in Paris, overseeing the project delivery of Wells, Subsea and FLNG and Onshore 

Base facilities since Sept 2009. 

Jaap joined Shell as designer marine facilities for Gas projects in the Hague in 1984. He has worked as civil/projects engineer 

for LNG projects like Woodside, NLNG and MLNG; as project manager for the BLNG rejuvenation projects; as Projects 

Executive for Shell projects LNG regas terminal projects; and as the holder of the Global Gas projects portfolio manager 

position, which includes the assurance of Shell’s major Gas (LNG and GTL) projects in its global portfolio, both in front-end development and in 

construction stages. 

From Concept Select to Lessons Learned: The Pluto Project 2005 to 2012 

Mr. Eamonn J. McCabe, Vice President — Oil & Gas Developments, Woodside Energy Ltd. 

Eamonn has been with the Woodside Energy since 2005 and in his current role of Vice President Oil & Gas Development, since 

2009. Eamonn has 27 years experience in the Industry, working previous to Woodside with BP and Shell in the UK, Norway, 

Nigeria, Singapore and the Philippines. After starting his career as a Instrument & Control specialist, Eamonn has gained broad 

experience across all the areas of offshore oil & gas business. Eamonn’s work has included roles on major large gas projects 

such as Troll, Malampaya, Ormen Lange, Pluto and Browse. Eamonn is a chartered engineer. 

Eamonn graduated from the University of Leeds, UK with a BSc Hons in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. 

Deepwater 

Projects Session 

is Open to All 

Registered 

Attendees!

Conference Sessions 

TUESDAY 27 NOVEMBER 2012 

08:30 – 10:00 Opening Plenary 


11:00 – 12:30 Deepwater Projects Session 

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch — Delegate Restaurant — Exhibition Hall 

SESSION 1 13:30 – 15:00 

Track 1 Risers & Riser Technology — Well Construction & Drilling Operations — Asset Integrity— Mooring & 

Station-Keeping Sponsored by: 

Risers & Riser Technology 1 

Chair — Mr. Kieran Kavanagh, Wood Group Kenny, Co-chair — Dr. Jane Zhang, Shell International Exploration 

and Production Inc. 

13:30 – 14:00 Reeled Mechanically Lined Pipe: Cost Efficient Solution for Static and Dynamic Applications in 

Corrosive Environment, Mr. Sylvain Denniel, Technip 

14:00 – 14:30 Top Tensioned Riser (TTR) Engineering Integrator Supply Model, Mr. Peter Padelopoulos, 

2H Offshore Inc. 

14:30 – 15:00 ROV Installed Vortex Strakes and Fairings for SCR’s and Pipeline Free Spans, Mr. Troy McGinty, 

AIMS International 

Track 2 Subsea Boosting & Processing — Flowlines & Pipelines — Flow Assurance Sponsored by: 

Subsea Boosting & Processing 1 

Chair — Dr. Arnt Olufsen, Statoil, Co-chair — Mr. Philippe Perreau, GEP 

13:30 – 14:00 Subsea Multiphase Pumps and Liquid-Filled Motors, Mr. Pierre Jean Bibet, TOTAL E&P 

14:00 – 14:30 Subsea Compression — An Energy Efficient, Low Impact Tool for Accelerated Production and 

Increased Recovery, Mr. Simon R.H. Davies, Statoil ASA 

14:30 – 15:00 New Subsea Process Cooler; Part II: High Thermal Performances and Complex 3D Free Convection 

Heat Transfer, Dr. Julien Rolland, Framo Engineering 

Alternate: New Subsea Process Cooler Design; Part I: Focused On Flow Assurance, Operation and Reliability, 

Mr. Stig Kaare Kanstad, Framo Engineering 

Track 3 Offshore Gas — Field Architecture & Development Concepts — Floating Production Facilities — Field 

Development — Geotechnical Challenges & Solutions 

Offshore Gas 

Chair — Mr. Bruce Steenson, Shell Development Australia Pty Ltd. Co-chair — Mr. Richard D’Souza, KBR/Granherne 

13:30 – 14:00 Alternative Methods of Handling Produced Gas, Mr. Carlos Saavedra, KBR/Granherne 

14:00 – 14:30 Risks Associated with High Pressure MEG, Mr. Shivas Lindsay, KBR/Granherne 

14:30 – 15:00 Unlocking Stranded Resources with FLNG, Mr. Arne Dahle, Shell Development Australia 

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TUESDAY 27 NOVEMBER 2012 (continued) 


SESSION 2 16:00 – 17:30 

Track 1 Risers & Riser Technology — Well Construction & Drilling Operations — Asset Integrity — Mooring & 

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Well Construction & Drilling Operations 

Chair — Mr. Chris Garcia, Schlumberger, Co-chair — Mr. Mike McEvilly, HESS Corporation 

16:00 – 16:30 Wellhead, Conductor & Casing Fatigue — Causes and Mitigation, Mr. Tze King Lim, 2H Offshore 

Engineering Pty Ltd. 

16:30 – 17:00 Station-keeping for Tender-assisted Drilling on a Floating Platform Off North West Australia, 

Dr. Jinzhu Xia, KBR/Granherne 

17:00 – 17:30 Drilling a Deepwater Well in a Subsalt Structure in Mexico Deepwater, Dr. Victor Vallejo, PEMEX 

Alternate: Recent Developments in Deepwater Geotechnical Investigations Using a Seafloor Drill, 

Dr. Peter Robertson, Gregg Marine Inc. 


Flowlines & Pipelines 1 

Chair – Mr. Frederic Garnaud, TOTAL, Co-chair – Mr. Ricky Simic, Oil States Industries Inc. 

16:00 – 16:30 Heat Traced Pipe-in-Pipe Installed in S or J-lay, Dr. Christian Geertsen, ITP InTerPipe 

16:30 – 17:00 ETH-PiP Technology Benefits to Subsea Field Development, Ms. Julie Boi, Technip 

17:00 – 17:30 Nord Stream — Pre-commissioning the World’s Largest Offshore Gas Pipeline, Mr. John Grover, 

Baker Hughes 

Alternate: Subsea Repair Challenges in Australia, Ms. Alison Low, Wood Group Integrity Management 

Track 3 Offshore Gas — Field Architecture & Development Concepts — Floating Production Facilities — 

Field Development — Geotechnical Challenges & Solutions 

Field Architecture & Development Concepts 1 

Chair – Mr. Christopher M. Barton, KBR/Granherne, Co-chair — Mr. Jan van der Graaf, Heerema Marine Contractors 

16:00 – 16:30 Moving into Deep Water and Harsh Environment Offshore Norway — Concept Selection for Aasta 

Hansteen Field Development, Dr. Trond S. Meling, Statoil 

16:30 – 17:00 Cost Effective Development of Remote Deepwater Northwest Australian Gas Fields, 

Mr. Amnon Kogon, KBR/Granherne 

17:00 – 17:30 Innovative Network Architectures and Subsea Processing to Develop Large Scale Ultra-Deepwater 

Gas Field, Engr. Emanuele Negri, ENI E&P 

17:30 – 18:30 Welcome Reception – Exhibition Hall Sponsored by:

WEDNESDAY 28 NOVEMBER 2012 

08:30 – 10:00 Panel Discussion: Asset Integrity and Process Safety Management 

Moderator — Ms. Bridget Dale-Pine, Operations Manager — North West Shelf, Shell Development Australia 

Panelists: 

Mr. Jeroen Buren, Vice President Production, Woodside Energy Ltd. 

Mr. Alan Quintero, Senior Vice President, Operations, Transocean 

Ms. Alison Goligher, Vice President Production, Upstream International Asia, Shell International Exploration and 

Production Inc. 

Ms. Jane Cutler, CEO, National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA) Australia 

Mr. Piotr Sujkowski, Manager Floating Systems, INTECSEA 


SESSION 3 11:00 – 12:30 



Asset Integrity 1 

Chair — Mr. Bill Westcott, INTECSEA, Inc. Co-chair — Mr. Lee Norris, SPT Group 

11:00 – 11:30 Structural Reliability Applications in Risk-Based Inspection Plans for Semi-Submersible Floating 

Structures, Dr. Albert Ku, KBR/Energo 

11:30 – 12:00 Managing the Interfaces — Integrity Management from Design to Ops, Dr. Alex Ham, Wood Group 

Integrity Management 

12:00 – 12:30 On the Test Parameters for Flexible Riser In-Plane Bending Fatigue Testing, Dr. Erik Bendiksen, 

National Oilwell Varco, Denmark 


Flow Assurance 1 

Chair – Mr. Loïc des Déserts, Doris Engineering, Co-chair – Mr. Richard Palmer, GL Noble Denton 

11:00 – 11:30 Impact of Increased Wax Carry-Over During Pigging Operations on Downstream Pipeline Systems, 

Dr. Jeff Zhang, MSi Kenny 

11:30 – 12:00 Key Needs for Successful Subsea Chemical Application and Hydrate Management, 

Mr. Laurence Cowie, BP Exploration 

12:00 – 12:30 Delayed Exothermic Thermo-Chemical Cleaning of Paraffin Wax from Pipelines, Mr. Laurence Abney, 

Halliburton 

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WEDNESDAY 28 NOVEMBER 2012 (continued) 


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Floating Production Facilities 

Chair – Mr. Mike McEvilly, HESS Corporation, Co-chair – Mr. Eddie Stuart, Woodside Energy Ltd. 

11:00 – 11:30 FPSO OKHA: Flareless Operation, Mr. Marten Akesson, SBM Offshore 

11:30 – 12:00 Applicability of Various Floating Platform Designs for Deepwater Hydrocarbon Production off North 

West Australia, Dr. Jinzhu Xia, KBR/Granherne 

12:00 – 12:30 Design life: How Classification will Deal with the Shifting From the Traditional 20 Year Design Life 

to 40 or More, Mr. Jose Esteve, Bureau Veritas 

Alternate: Full Scale Measurement of Hull and Mooring System of LH11-1 FPS, Dr. Yan Qu, 

Research Institute of CNOOC 

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch — Delegate Restaurant Sponsored by:

SESSION 4 13:30 – 15:00 



Risers & Riser Technology 2 

Chair – Mr. David Walters, 2H Offshore, Co-chair – Mr. Artie Ruderman, Deep Sea Fabrication Services 

13:30 – 14:00 Achieving Feasible SCR’s in Harsh Environments – A Multi-Project Review of Alternative 

Approaches for Improving SCR Fatigue and Strength Performance, Mr. Kieran Kavanagh, 

Wood Group Kenny 

14:00 – 14:30 Deepwater Steel Catenary Riser Systems Installation, Mr. Marin Abélanet, Subsea 7 

14:30 – 15:00 SENT Testing Approach to Assess the Girth Weld Heat Affected Zone Toughness in Deepwater 

Risers, Dr. Andrew Leonard, BP Exploration Operating Company Ltd. 

Alternate: Failure Detection Monitoring System Qualification, Mrs. Priscilla Elman, Pulse Structural Monitoring 


Subsea Boosting & Processing 2 

Chair – Mr. Josh Billings, Repsol E&P USA, Co-chair – Mr. David Morgan, Cameron 

13:30 – 14:00 Investigation of Compact Separation at a Deep Water Riser Base, Dr. John Byeseda, Cameron 

14:00 – 14:30 Springs: Subsea Seawater Treatment for Oil Field Water Injection, Mr. Luc Riviere, TOTAL E&P 

14:30 – 15:00 Subsea Station for Chemical Storage and Injection, Mr. Gabriel Beaudonnet, Doris Engineering 

Alternate: Optimising MEG Recovery Systems on Long Subsea Tiebacks, Mr. Johan Samad, INTECSEA 



Field Architecture & Development Concepts 2 

Chair – Mr. Richard D’Souza, KBR/Granherne, Co-chair – Dr. John Murray, Independent Consultant 

13:30 – 14:00 Subsea Engineering: A Systems Approach, Mr. Dan Jackson, DeepSea Group 

14:00 – 14:30 Meeting Challenges to Bridge the Marginal Field and Existing Infrastructure, Dr. Liu Taiyuan, 

CNOOC Institute 

14:30 – 15:00 All Electric Subsea HIPPS Technology Readiness, Mr. Craig Lamison, KBR-Granherne 


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SESSION 5 16:00 – 17:30 


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Mooring & Station-Keeping 

Chair – Mr. Paul Griffin, Chevron Australia Pty Ltd. Co-chair – Dr. Andrew Newport, SBM Offshore 

16:00 – 16:30 FPSO OKHA: A New Built Mooring System to Fit with an Existing Riser Column, Mr. Nicolas Bigle, 

SBM Offshore 

16:30 – 17:00 Maintaining Integrity of FPSO Mooring System, Dr. Dmitry Sadovnikov, INTECSEA 

17:00 – 17:30 Semi Transient Response Behavior due to Sudden Mooring Failure and General Deepwater Mooring 

Installation Lessons Learned, Dr. Libang Zhang, MCS Kenny 

Alternate: HMPE Fiber for Offshore Permanent Moorings, Mr. Jorn Boesten, DSM Dyneema 


Flowlines & Pipelines 2 

Chair – Mr. Trevor Caldwell, BP Developments Australia Pty Ltd. Co-chair – Mr. Jim Osborn, WorleyParsons Group 

16:00 – 16:30 Fabricating Highly Insulated Pipe-in-Pipe in Angola and Nigeria: How to Manufacture a World- 

Class Product in Remote Locations, Mr. Simon Dugat, ITP InTerPipe 

16:30 – 17:00 Technology Qualification of Gorgon Upstream Pipelines and Subsea Hardware, Engr. Sotiri Battalis, 

Chevron Australia 

17:00 – 17:30 Gorgon Development — Pipeline Design Challenges for Long Subsea Tie-backs, Mr. Nick Brown, 

J P Kenny 

Alternate: How Round is Round? Understanding Linepipe End Dimensions, Mr. Rhys James, Wood Group 

Integrity Management 



Field Development 

Chair – Dr. Jane Zhang, Shell International Exploration and Production Inc. Co-chair – Mr. Josh Billings, 

Repsol E&P USA 

16:00 – 16:30 Selecting the Right Field Development Plan and Floating Platform for Global Deepwater 

Developments, Mr. Richard D’Souza, KBR/Granherne 

16:30 – 17:00 Ichthys Project Update, Mr Antoine Moreau, INPEX 

17:00 – 17:30 Deepwater Deepwater Satellite Fields: An Insight into Development Concept Selection, 

Mr. Emanuele Negri, ENI E&P 

Alternate: FPSO Design to Minimise Operational Downtime Due to Adverse Metocean Conditions off North 

West Australia, Dr. Jinzhu Xia, KBR/Granherne 

17:30 – 18:30 Networking Reception — Exhibition Hall Sponsored by:

THURSDAY 29 NOVEMBER 2012 

8:30 – 10:00 Panel Discussion: FLNG Outlook and Development Plans 

Moderator — Mr. Bruce Steenson, Vice President Technical & Prelude, Shell Development Australia Pty Ltd. 

Panelists: 

Mr. Malcolm King, FLNG Commercial Development Manager, Shell International Exploration and Production Inc. 

Mr. Eric Jeanneau, FLNG Project Manager, TOTAL E&P 

Mr. Nicolas Jestin, New-built Floaters — Product Line Manager, Saipem 

Mr. Francis Cazalet, GDF-Suez 

Dr. Trond S. Meling, Chief Engineer Platform Technology, Statoil 


SESSION 6 11:00 – 12:30 

Track 1 Risers & Riser Technology — Well Construction & Drilling Operations — Asset Integrity — 

Mooring & Station-Keeping Sponsored by: 

Asset Integrity 2 

Chair — Mr. James Britch, HESS Corporation, Co-chair — Mr. Marin Abelanet, Subsea 7 

11:00 – 11:30 Methodology and Challenges of Life Extension of Offshore Assets, Mr. David Hua, ABS Consulting 

11:30 – 12:00 Lessons Learned Managing the Structural Integrity of Floating Offshore Structures, 

Mr. Robert Spong, KBR/Energo 

12:00 – 12:30 Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Aspects Related to the Ormen Lange Subsea Compression Station, 

Mr. John Magne Oyra, Safetec Risk Management Pty Ltd 

Alternate: Use of Multibeam Sonar for Real Time Integrity Monitoring of Mooring Lines, Risers and Umbilicals 

on an FPSO, Mr. Angus Lugsdin, Tritech International Ltd. 


Flow Assurance 2 

Chair — Dr. Christian Geertsen, ITP InTerPipe, Co-chair — Mr. Robby O’Sullivan, Technip 

11:00 – 11:30 Direct Electrical Heating Calibration Project — Outcome & Observations, Mr. Seng Teo, BP 

11:30 – 12:00 Intelligent Flexible Pipe Structures for Tie-back Developments, Miss. Fern Teo, Technip 

12:00 – 12:30 Multiphase Solids Transport Modeling for Susbea Tie-backs, Engr. Amit Medankar, Aker Solutions 

Alternate: Subsea Cooling Spools — Design Considerations, Mr. Nick McCarthy, INTECSEA 

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Geotechnical Challenges & Solutions 

Chair – Mr. Francesco Paone, ENI Indonesia, Co-chair – Mr. Claude Valenchon, Saipem S.A. 

11:00 – 11:30 Resolution, Accuracy, and Applicability of Short-Offset Processed 3D Seismic Data for Seabed 

Mapping and Geohazard Studies in Deep Water, Makassar Straits, Indonesia, Mr. Mazin Farouki, 

Petroleum Geo-Services 

11:30 – 12:00 The Role of the Sea Bottom Characterization in Ultra — Deep Water Projects, Dr. Floriano Gianfelici, 

Saipem Singapore 

12:00 – 12:30 Drag Embedment Anchor Behavior in Varying Soil Conditions, Mr. Roderick Ruinen, Vryhof Anchors BV 

Alternate: Assessing the Risk of Drilling Hazards by Seismic Uncertainty Analysis, Mr. Konstantin Osypov, 

Schlumberger 

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch — Delegate Restaurant 

13:00 – 13:30 Closing Ceremony — Delegate Restaurant 

Advisory Board Chairman Closing 

Mr. Bruce Steenson, Vice President Technical & Prelude, Shell Development Australia Pty Ltd. 

Awards Ceremony and Closing Remarks 

Mr. David Paganie, Director Offshore Conferences, PennWell Corporation

Technical Tour 

Date: Thursday, 29 November 2012 

Time: Depart Convention Centre immediately following 

conclusion of conference at 14:00, 

Arrive back at Convention Centre at 19:00 

Fee: USD $25.00 

Registration: www.deepoffshoretechnology.com 

*Registration will be limited to 40 people. 

The Australian Marine Complex (AMC) is a world-class centre for 

excellence for manufacturing, fabrication, assembly, maintenance and 

technology servicing the marine, defence, oil and gas, and resource industry. 

Located in Western Australia, 23 kilometres south of Perth, the AMC has been 

developed to enhance the opportunities created by the clustering of industries 

and is home to the largest marine industry in Australia. 

The AMC has established international credentials for the repair, maintenance 

and construction of naval and commercial vessels, as well as infrastructure for 

the fabrication and assembly of offshore oil and gas modules. The AMC has 

recently served as the staging area for all of the equipment/infrastructure that 

is being utilized in the Gorgon and Wheatstone Fields. 

The Australian Marine Complex (AMC) is indeed a must-see facility!

Networking Opportunities & Event Giveaway 

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Networking Opportunities 

Deep Offshore Technology International offers you several opportunities to network with other industry experts. 

Tuesday, 27 November 2012 

Coffee Breaks 10:00 – 11:00 and 15:00 – 16:00 Sponsored by: 

Take a break between conference sessions, walk the exhibit floor, get to know some of the other conference attendees and 

have some coffee on us. 

Opening Reception 17:30 – 18:30 Sponsored by: 

Join us for the opening reception of the 31st Deep Offshore Technology International. Enjoy beer, wine and hors d’oeuvres 

while visiting the booths on the exhibit floor and networking with hundreds of offshore exploration and production 

professionals. 

Wednesday, 28 November 2012 

Coffee Breaks 10:00 – 11:00 and 15:00 – 16:00 Sponsored by: 



Networking Reception 17:30 – 18:30 Sponsored by: 

Enjoy beer, wine and hors d’oeuvres while visiting the booths on the exhibit floor and networking with hundreds of offshore 

exploration and production professionals. 

Thursday, 29 November 2012 

Coffee Breaks 10:00 – 11:00 Sponsored by: 



Two Networking Receptions — 

Two Chances to Win! 

DOT International will be giving away one iPad during the Tuesday Welcome 

Reception and another Wednesday during the Networking Reception. Entering 

is easy – get your entry card stamped by any 15 different exhibiting companies. 

Return your stamped entry card to PennWell’s booth (#C27), by 18:00 on 

Tuesday, 27 November 2012, or by 18:00 Wednesday, 28 November 2012. 

Random drawings will be held during the Networking Receptions Tuesday, 

27 November 2012 at 18:15, and Wednesday, 28 November 2012 at 18:15 

on the exhibit floor. 

The competition is free and open to all conference attendees. You may only 

enter once, but you will have two chances to win! Just make sure you’re present 

to claim your prize! 

For full contest rules, please visit www.deepoffshoretechnology.com. 

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Career Fair 

Tuesday, 27 November 

10:00 – 18:00 

DOT International Career Fair Exhibitors Receive: 

• Complimentary floor passes to distribute to your customers and 

prospective clients 

• One free full conference registration for a member of your staff 

per each 9 sq. meters of booth space 

• Two booth staff personnel passes per each 9 sq. meters of booth 

space 

• 35 word listing in the Deep Offshore Technology International 

show guide 

• Extensive event advertising in the industry-leading magazines 

including Oil & Gas Journal and Offshore magazines 

To learn more about exhibiting and sponsorships, contact your sales representative today! 

Jane Bailey 


& Africa 

T: +44 (0) 1992 656 651 

F: +44 (0) 1992 656 700 


ATTENTION INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS 

Connect with leading energy industry employers at the 

PennEnergy Jobs Career Fair 

at Deep Offshore Technology International 2012. 

Discover job openings and meet with 

top industry employers and recruiters. 

Learn more about FREE career development services 

available from PennEnergy Jobs. 

IS YOUR COMPANY INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING IN THE CAREER FAIR? 

Australia’s offshore oil and gas industry has experienced massive growth in recent years, requiring unprecedented numbers of 

skilled and specialized workers in the next 2-3 years. You need employees, and DOT’s Career Fair is your opportunity to meet the 

industry’s brightest and most energetic professionals. Don’t miss this opportunity! 

Career Fair Details 

Powered by PennEnergy Jobs, the DOT Career Fair will consist of a special, dedicated area of ten 3m x 3m stands on DOT’s exhibit 

hall floor, equipped with two interview rooms, and a lounge for employers and candidates to gather. 

To view the exhibit hall floor plan, please visit www.deepoffshoretechnology.com/exhibit. 

Sue Neighbors 

Americas 

T: +1 713 963 6256 

F: +1 713 963 6212 


and 

Wednesday, 28 November 

10:00 – 18:00 

Cost To Exhibit: 

Standard raw space: USD$560.00 per sq. meter 

Standard shell scheme space: USD$720.00 per sq. meter 

Standard DirectEventConnect listings: USD$275.00 

Do you want to increase your presence at the Career Fair? Sponsorship packages are available. 

DirectEventConnect Upgrades: Gold USD$495.00 

Michael Yee 

Singapore, 


T: +65 9616 8080 

F: +65 6734 0655 


Thursday, 29 November 

10:00 – 13:00 

Platinum USD$995.00 

Mike Twiss 


T: +61 8 9529 4466 

F: +61 8 9529 4488 

E: mike@energy-pubs.com.au 

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Exhibition Opportunities 

Why Exhibit? 

Put your products in front of the people that matter! 

DOT offers a unique platform to reach your target audience. Each year deepwater management, engineering, and technical 

professionals attend to source new products and update their knowledge on key topics affecting the industry. 

• Unique access to deepwater procurement professionals 

• Generate new leads and reinforce existing relationships 

• Increase company and brand awareness 

• Increase awareness of products and services 

• Launch new products and services 

• Target particular market areas 

• Meet customers and prospects face-to-face 

• Stay ahead of the competition 

• Direct access to an international audience of high level decision makers 

Quick Stats from Deep Offshore Technology 2011 

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25 Operating Companies in Attendance including Shell, Chevron, BP, ExxonMobil, TOTAL, Anadarko, Hess, Woodside, 

Petrobras, and more 

Nearly 1,000 attendees from 30 countries 

74% of exhibitors indicated that the quantity of attendee traffic met or exceeded their expectations 

89% of exhibitors rated their overall success and satisfaction with DOT 2011 as exceptional, meeting or 

exceeding their expectations 

“DOT is a very good show for us because it is focused on deepwater technology and the primary participants are 

engineers from all over the world; it is a very good opportunity for us to listen to not only their papers, but for them 

to come visit us at our booth.” – Pat McQuinn, Oil States 

As An Exhibitor You Will Receive: 

• Complimentary floor passes to distribute to your customers and 

prospective clients 

• One free full conference registration for a member of your staff 

per each 9 sq. meters of booth space 

• Two booth staff personnel passes per each 9 sq. meters of 

booth space 

• 35 word listing in the Deep Offshore Technology International 

show guide 

• Extensive event advertising in the industry-leading magazines 

including Oil & Gas Journal and Offshore magazines 

Cost To Exhibit: 

Standard raw space: USD$560.00 per sq. meter 

Standard shell scheme space: USD$720.00 per sq. meter 

Standard DirectEventConnect listings: USD$275.00 

DirectEventConnect Upgrades: Gold USD$495.00 

Platinum USD$995.00 

To view the exhibit hall floor plan, please visit www.deepoffshoretechnology.com/exhibit

2011 Attendee Profile* 

* All statistical information is taken from onsite survey conducted by Turnkey Surveys, an independent research firm. 

Management 

Engineering 

Other 

Consulting 

Geology/Geophysics 

Superintendent/Field Professional 

Oil & Gas Operator 


Service Company 

Equipment Manufacturing/Supply 

Engineering/Design 

EPC/Main Contractor 

Inspection & Monitoring 

Marine Support Services 

Instrumentation & Control Systems 

Shipyard/Fabrication Yard 

Pipeline/Transportation 

Subsea Technology 

Floating Production Systems 

Construction/Installation 

Flowlines & Pipelines 

Field Development 

Drilling/Well Construction 

Flow Assurance 

Exploration 

Mooring/Station-Keeping 


Recommend or Make Final Decision 

No Role 

Specify 

JOB FUNCTION 

13.7% 

8.3% 

1.2% 

0.6% 

ORGANIZATION TYPE 

28.0% 

25.6% 

17.9% 

14.3% 

13.7% 

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 

10.7% 

7.1% 

3.6% 

2.4% 

1.8% 

1.8% 

1.2% 

0AREAS 5OF INTEREST 10 15 20 25 30 

9.5% 

42.3% 

38.1% 

38.1% 

36.9% 

26.2% 

25.6% 

25.0% 

18.5% 

PURCHASING AUTHORITY 

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 

66.1% 

20.8% 

13.1% 

To learn more about exhibiting and sponsorships, contact your sales representative today! 

Jane Bailey 


& Africa 

T: +44 (0) 1992 656 651 

F: +44 (0) 1992 656 700 


Sue Neighbors 

Americas 

T: +1 713 963 6256 

F: +1 713 963 6212 


Michael Yee 

Singapore, 


T: +65 9616 8080 

F: +65 6734 0655 


0 5 10 15 20 25 30 

48.2% 

58.9% 

Mike Twiss 


T: +61 8 9529 4466 

F: +61 8 9529 4488 

E: mike@energy-pubs.com.au 

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Exhibit Floor Plan 

as of 26 July 2012 

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A45 

A43 

A41 

A39 

A37 

A35 

BOM 

BORA 

A25 

Comp 

uter 

A23 

A21 

A19 

A17 

A15 

A13 

A11 

A30 

A28 

A26 

A24 B23 B24 

6.00m 

A20 

A16 

B9 

A2 

6.00m 

B29 

B27 

B15 

6.00m 

A6 

6.00m 

B25 B26 

6.00m 

6.00m 

6.00m 

Woodside 

Energy Ltd 

6.00m 

6.00m 

6.00m 

6.00m 

SAIPEM 

SPA 

B16 

B10 

B2 

6.00m 

PennWell Booth 

C27 

B22 C21 C22 D21 

6.00m 

6.00m 

HUTCHINSON 

CLAMPON 

B20 

C20 

6.00m 

6.00m 

Subsea 7 

Australia 

Contracting 

Pty Ltd 

C25 C26 

C23 C24 

C9 

6.00m 

9.00m 

Moorli OIL 

STA 

C18 

DTI 

LLC 

C16 

TES 

IND 

UST 

D15 

C10 

C2 

6.00m 

D25 

D23 

D9 

6.00m 

6.00m 

6.00m 

Bentley 

C8 

6.00m 

JSC 

Zarubezh- 

Expo 

9.00m 

ENTRANCE 

D42 

D40 

D38 

VRYH 

OF 

D36 

WIR 

ECO 

WO 

RLD 

D28 

5.00m 

D20 

9.00m 

Technip Oceania 

Pty Ltd 

D12 

SPX 

BOL 

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D10 

5.00m 

KOSO 

Kent 

D2 

6.00m 

MATRIX 

D32 

6.00m 

D30 

9.00m 

CAMERON 

BMT 

SCIE 

D8 

D4 4.00m 

Macd 

ermid 

E9 

E1 

6.00m 

6.00m 

DELEGATE RESTAURANT 

AIMS 

INTER 

E24 F23 F24 G23 G24 

GEP- 

6.00m 

E22 

E7 E8 

E5 E6 

E3 E4 

6.00m 

F19 

E18 

GATE 

, LLC 

F17 F18 

E16 F15 F16 

Sunle 

c 

E14 F13 F14 

SERI 

MAX 

E12 F11 F12 

Comp 

liance 

6.00m 

E10 F9 G10 

Tritec 

h 

E2 F1 

F21 F22 

TOTA 

F20 

F7 F8 

6.00m 

F5 

F3 

F2 

G19 

G17 G18 

G15 G16 

G13 G14 

G11 G12 

6.00m 

9.00m 

DOT Job Fair 

G22 

G20 

G8 

G6 

G4 

G2

List of Exhibitors 

as of 26 July 2012 

Customer Name Booth 

Aims International, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . E24 

Bentley Systems International Ltd. . . . . . . C8 

BMT Scientific Marine Services, Inc. . . . . . . D8 

Bombora – Engineering Services Provider. . . . A25 

Cameron. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D20 

Clampon AS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C20 

Compliance Technology Group . . . . . . . . E10 

Computer Line Associates S.r.L . . . . . . . . A23 

DTI LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C16 

GEP-AFTP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E22 

JSC Zarubezh-Expo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C2 

KOSO Kent Introl Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . . . D2 

MacDermid Offshore Solutions . . . . . . . . E9 

Matrix Composites & Engineering Ltd . . . . . D32 

Moorlink AB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C18 

Oil States Industries Inc . . . . . . . . . . . D15 

Saipem SPA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B16 

Serimax South East Asia PTE LTD . . . . . . . E12 

SPX Bolting Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . D10 

Subsea 7 Australia Contracting Pty Ltd . . . . . B2 

Sunlec International – NEW . . . . . . . . . . E14 

Techlam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B20 

Technip Oceania Pty Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . D12 

Tritech International Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . E2 

Vryhof Anchors B.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . D36 

Wireco Worldgroup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D28 

Woodside Energy Ltd . . . . . . . . . . . . . B9 

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Do you work for an operating company? 

If you answered YES then your company qualifies for the Operators Partner Program! 

Send an unlimited number of delegates (employees) for one flat rate of USD$4,900*. 

Deep Offshore Technology (DOT) International is pleased to offer an exclusive discount program solely for 

deepwater operating companies. This program allows operating companies to send unlimited employees for 

one flat rate of $4,900! Make sure your company stays abreast of key market trends by giving employees the 

opportunity to listen to key industry presentations, see real-world technology applications, network with peers, 

and meet with the supplier market. 

Unlimited conference registrations. Each attendee 

receives access to: 

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Things to do in Western Australia! 

Enjoy the sunshine, natural parklands and beach lifestyle of Perth, one of 

the country’s most beautiful cities and the capital of Western Australia. The 

weather is fantastic, the beaches are clean and uncrowded, and the city, 

situated on the banks of the Swan River, is in a postcard-perfect setting. 

Kings Park 

Kings Park and Botanic Garden is the green heart of Perth. With its remarkable expanses of 

unique bushland, tranquil parkland and botanic garden, the Park is the most popular visitor 

destination in Western Australia. 

Kings Park and Botanic Garden has extensive city and river views with panorama to the 

Darling Range. The magnificently sited State War Memorial is also one of several scenic 

vantage points. 

Shopping 

If you’re after some serious retail therapy — make a beeline for up-market King Street. 

Packed with boutiques, art galleries, it’s the place to be seen. For quality department and 

fashion chain stores, the Murray Street and Hay Street malls hit the spot. 

Art Gallery of Western Australia 

The Art Gallery of Western Australia is located in the heart of the Perth Cultural Centre and 

showcases an extensive array of art. Examples of some of the types of works exhibited 

at the gallery include West Australian art, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and 

international art from all corners of the globe. 

Perth Beaches 

Australian beaches are some of the most beautiful in the world and Perth beaches are 

a stunning example. See the Indian Ocean gleaming under a deep blue sky and warm 

southern sun at many beach locations right across Perth. Nearby beaches include Cottesloe 

Beach, Scarborough Beach, City Beach or Floreat Beach. 

Also, just a short ferry ride from Perth, is Rottnest Island. Rottnest features some of the 

world’s finest beaches and bays, as well as unique plant and animal life, including the 

famous rarity, the quokka, a small kangaroo-like marsupial. 

Margaret River Wineries 

Margaret River WA was originally a chilled out surfie town, but has evolved into the ultimate 

smorgasbord of fine wine, good food and spectacular scenery — just a three-and-a-half 

hour drive south of Perth. No trip to Western Australia is complete without a pit stop at 

Margaret River. 

Maritime Museum 

Looking out over the majestic Indian Ocean, the Western Australian Museum — Maritime is 

symbolic of Fremantle’s past, present and future as a coastal town. The Museum houses six 

unique galleries, including the winning America’s Cup yacht, Australia II, an Oberon class 

submarine, Jon Sanderson’s Parry Endeavour a number of iconic vessels from Western 

Australia’s maritime history. 

Fremantle 

Just a 20 minute drive from Perth’s city centre, Fremantle, is a multi-cultural city with 

a charm of its own, setting it apart from the rest of Perth. Fremantle boasts the best 

preserved example of a 19th century port streetscape in the world with its world-famous 

heritage buildings and a fascinating maritime and convict history. 

Kings Park 

Shopping 

Art Gallery of Western Australia 

Perth Beaches 

Margaret River Wineries 

Maritime Museum 

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Air Travel to Perth / 

Parking Information 

Qatar Airways, 5 Star Airline — World’s Best Airline 2012 by Skytrax World Airline Awards 2012 has teamed up with PennWell to offer 

attendees to DOT in Perth, Australia the opportunity of booking their travel arrangements directly with Qatar Airways. Once registered 

as an attendee to DOT you will be given an access code to allow you take advantage of the discounted fares uniquely available to DOT 

attendees and experience the 5 Star service that Qatar Airways provides. 

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“Qatar Airways, one of the world’s fastest growing airlines, has rapidly expanded 

into the meetings, incentives, conferences, and events (MICE) business. 

Promoting the exciting corporate business tourism year round, the airline 

is capitalising on the burgeoning hospitality business in the State of Qatar, 

encouraging international meeting and event organisers to extend their business 

opportunities to Qatar and any destination within the airline’s rapidly growing 

network. 

Being a leading player in global aviation, Qatar Airways currently operates a 

young fleet of over 100 aircraft to more than 100 key business and leisure 

destinations across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia and the Americas.” 

Important Information About Parking at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre 

The City of Perth owns and operates the car park located directly underneath 

PCEC through City of Perth Parking (CPP). The car park operates 24 hours 7 days 

a week, offering a staffed Customer Service Centre and closed circuit television. 

Event organisers holding events at PCEC can pre-purchase pre-paid tickets 

through PCEC. The current rates are: 

24 Hour, Multiple Entries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $29 per ticket 

This option provides a 24 hour multiple entry and exit. Unless indicated otherwise, 

ticket validity times will commence from midnight on the nominated date. 

10 Hours Continuous Parking, Single Entry . . . . . $21.10 per ticket 

This option provides one single entry and exit, 10 hours continuous parking. 

Entry is between 07:30am and Midnight, Monday to Friday. Saturday and 

Sunday entry is anytime. 

Patrons parking longer than planned are responsible for paying any additional 

parking fees. To arrange payment patrons should visit CPP Customer Service 

Office located in the car park before returning to their vehicle. 

Links for additional information on parking: 

http://www.pcec.com.au/attend-an-event/parking.aspx 

http://www.cityofperthparking.com.au/?q=node/38

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Hotel Information 

Events in Focus have once again been appointed as the official travel company for Deep Offshore Technology 2012. 

Due to the high demand for hotel accommodation for this event we are advising exhibitors and visitors to make 

their booking early. 

Visit www.deepoffshoretechnology.com/travel-info to Make Your Reservation. 

If the hotel of your choice is not featured please contact Elizabeth Kelly at ek@eventsinfocus.net and they will 

secure a room for you. 

Hyatt Regency Perth 

Room Prices: King Guest Room (Sole Occupancy) AUD 260.00 

Prices are per room per night. 

Excludes Taxes, Service Charge & Breakfast 

Location: 10 minutes from the Convention Centre 

Rydges Perth 

Room Prices: Superior Room (Sole Occupancy) AUD 295.00 

Prices are per room per night 


Location: 5 minutes to the Convention Centre 

Medina Grand Perth 

Room Prices: Premier One Bedroom Apartment King or 2 single beds AUD 335.00 



Location: Located opposite the Convention Centre 

Parmelia Hilton Perth 

Room Prices: Hilton Guest Room (Sole Occupancy) AUD 390.00 



Location: A few minutes walk to the Convention Centre 

Crowne Plaza Perth 

Room Prices: Standard Room (Sole Occupancy) AUD 365.00 



Location: 8 minutes to the Convention Centre

Registration Form 

First Name _____________________________________Last Name _________________________________ 

Job Title __________________________________________________________________________________ 

Organization _______________________________________________________________________________ 

Complete Mailing Address __________________________________________________________________ 

Postal Code ____________________________________Country ___________________________________ 

Telephone ________________________________________________________________________________ 

( + ) 

Fax _______________________________________________________________________________________ 

( + ) 

E-mail ____________________________________________________________________________________ 

Confirmations will be sent if a unique email address is listed 

please CoMplete the Following seCtions: 

1. Type of Company/Organization 

(Please check only one): 

02 Major Oil & Gas Operating 

Company 

03 Independent Oil & Gas Company 

04 National/State Oil Company 

07 Drilling/Drilling Contractor 

51 Consulting Company Engaged in 

Projects or Providing Services to 

Oil and/or Gas Companies 

09 EPC (Engineering/Procurement/ 

Construction/Main Contractor 

39 Engineering Company 

08 Subcontractor 

10 Seismic Company 

29 Pipeline/Installation Contractor 

37 Supply Company 

41 Marine Support Services 

36 Equipment Manufacturing 

Company 

38 Service Company 

11 Ship/Fabrication Yard 

12 Insurance or Financial Services 

13 Educational Institution/ 

Government Agency/Research 

Laboratory 

98 Other (specify)____________ 

2. Job Function: 


40 Executive Management (CEO, 

President, Owner, VP, Managing 

Director, etc.) 

41 Management (Production 

Manager, Engineering Manager, 

Exploration Manager) 

39 Engineering 

43 Field Professional 

(Superintendent, Foreman, 

Assistant Foreman, Toolpusher) 

45 Purchasing (Purchasing Agent, 

Purchasing Manager) 

48 Consulting 

46 Geology or Geophysics 

47 Other (specify)____________ 

3. Areas of Interest/Involvement: 

60 Exploration/Seismic/Formation 

Evaluation Equipment & Services 

61 Drilling Rigs & Rig Equipment 

62 Drilling Contractor Services 

63 Downhole Drilling Tools/Coiled 

Tubing/Muds & Chemicals/ 

Well Maintenance Equipment & 

Services 

64 Cementing/Well Completion/ 

Stimulation Equipment & 

Services 

65 Subsea Production Equipment & 

Services 

66 Surface Production Equipment & 

Services 

67 Motors/Engines/Pumps/ 

Compressors/Turbines/ 

Generators 

68 Automation Systems/Instruments 

& Control/Valves & Accessories 

Safety Equipment 

27 – 29 November 2012 



27 – 29 November 2012 



Deep Offshore Technology International 

is a PennWell Corporation event. 

Please check the relevant box if you do 

not wish to receive information about: 

Future Deep Offshore Technology 

International Events 

Other PennWell Corporation Products 

Carefully selected third parties 

69 Marine Transportation/Safety 

Equipment 

70 Mooring and Station Keeping 

Equipment & Services 

71 IT/Computer Hardware/Software 

Equipment & Services 

72 Financial/Insurance/General 

Business Services 

73 Other (please specify) 

_______________ 

99 None of the above 

4. Purchasing Role: 


Specify 

Recommend 

Approve 

Purchase 

None 

Choose one oF FouR easy ways below to RegisteR FoR Deep oFFshoRe teChnology inteRnational: 

Fax: 

Website: 

Mail: 

Email: 

Direct: +1 918 831 9161 

www.deepoffshoretechnology.com PennWell C&E, Registration (DOT), P.O. registration@pennwell.com 

Toll-Free (US only): +1 888 299 8057 

Box 973081, Dallas, TX 

75397-3081 USA 

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Registration Form (continued) 

ConFeRenCe Fees: 

All Delegate Registrations Include: 

• Access to all Conference Sessions 

• Access to the Exhibition Hall, including opening and networking receptions 

• Coffee Breaks in Exhibition Hall 

• Delegate lunch in Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (Ticketed) 

• Conference Proceedings 

Individual Delegate (3 Day Registration)* 

Paid By October 26, 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USD$1,570 

Paid After October 26, 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USD$1,700 

Exhibitor Delegate — (Must be exhibiting company) 

Paid By October 26, 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USD$780 

Paid After October 26, 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USD$850 

Operator Partner Program (Operators Only) 

Unlimited number of delegates*. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USD$4,900 

* Operator Program Partners registration is checked to confirm applicant is from an 

approved operator in order to qualify for discount 

Corporate Plan (10 delegates) 



Corporate Plan (11 – 20 delegates) 



Your full-price registration fee includes a one-year paid subscription to Oil & Gas Journal (US$ 89.00 value) 

(Form continued on next page.) 

Government Agency 

Paid By October 26, 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USD$850 

Paid After October 26, 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USD$920 

MethoD oF payMent: 

Check enclosed (in Dollars funds only) 

Wire (Wire information will be provided on invoice) 

Credit Card: Visa Mastercard AMEX Discover 

Credit Card Number: _______________________________________ 

Expiration Date: ____________________________________________ 

Full Name (as it appears on card): _______________________________________ 

Card Holder Signature: ______________________________________________ 

(Required for credit card payment) 

For questions please call: 

Phone: +1 918 831 9160 Toll Free (US only):+1 888 299 8016 

For information on corporate packages for 21 or more attendees contact: 

Registration / Phone: +1 918 831 9160 / Email: registration@pennwell.com 

27 – 29 November 2012 



Student Delegate (ID required) 



Single Day Delegate 

Includes entrance to exhibition and conference sessions and lunch on one day. 

Conference proceedings are NOT included 

Tuesday, November 27th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USD$920 

Wednesday, November 28th. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USD$920 

Thursday, November 29th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USD$920 

Exhibition Only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FREE 

Lunches, conference sessions, and conference proceedings are NOT included. 

Includes access to the exhibition hall 

ASME Pre-Conference Workshops (Price per workshop) 

(Check one) 

Fundamentals of Deepwater Project Development 

Fundamentals of Deepwater Riser Engineering 

Subsea Pipeline Design Overview 

Paid By October 26, 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USD$850 


AUSTRALIAN MARINE COMPLEX TECHNICAL TOUR 

PAYMENT 


Please add all selections and total here: US$ 

Add 10% Australian GST: US$ 

TOTAL DUE: US$ 

Payment must be received prior to conference. If payment is not received by the 

conference date, the registration fee must be guaranteed on charge card until proof of 

payment is provided. Make check payable to Deep Offshore Technology 2012 / PennWell. 

Cancellation: Cancellation of registration must be received in writing. Any individual, 

exhibitor or corporate registrations cancelled before October 26, 2012 will receive a 

50% refund of registration fee. After October 26, 2012 no refunds will be permitted. 

Substitutions may be made at any time by written notification to the registration office.

Stay connected with 

Deep Offshore Technology! 

Keep up-to-date with the latest event details and 

industry news on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. 

Join our networks and stay in touch throughout 

the year! 

Join the Offshore events 

group on linkedin 

follow Offshore events 

on Twitter 

Become an Offshore events 

fan on facebook 

www.OffShOreOilevenTS.cOm 

social networking 

events 

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2012/2013 Global Petroleum Events Calendar 

Energy burns at the root of PennWell’s history. First printing our flagship publication 

—the Oil & Gas Journal—in 1902, our petroleum division covers the topics, 

issues,challenges and solutions most critical to the international petroleum industry. 

With a network of global events located throughout the world, PennWell collectively 

reaches more than 135,000 petroleum professionals in 75 countries, providing 

unparalleled reach of the international petroleum market. 

Deep Offshore 

Technology International 

Conference & Exhibition 

November 27-29, 2012 


www.deepoffshoretechnology.com 

Offshore Middle East 


January 21-23, 2013 

Doha, Qatar 

www.offshoremiddleeast.com 

Strategies in Heavy Oil 


January 23-25, 2013 

Galveston, Texas, USA 

www.heavyoilstrategies.com 

Topsides, Platforms & Hulls 


February 5-7, 2013 

Galveston, Texas USA 

www.topsidesevent.com 

Subsea Tieback 

Forum & Exhibition 

March 5-7, 2013 

San Antonio, Texas USA 

www.subseatiebackforum.com 

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S T R A T E G I E S 

IN HEAVY OIL TM 

Connect with us through Social Media to find out 

more about PennWell’s Offshore and OGJ Events 

For further information please visit 

www.offshoreoilevents.com or www.ogjevents.com 

Offshore Asia 


March 6-8, 2013 

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 

www.offshoreasiaevent.com 

Offshore West Africa 


March 19-21, 2013 

Accra, Ghana 

www.offshorewestafrica.com 

Oil Sands and 

Heavy Oil Technologies 


July 23-25, 2013 

Calgary, Alberta, Canada 

www.oilsandstechnologies.com 

PetroWorld India 


August 22-24, 2013 

Mumbai, India 

www.petroworldindia.com 

Deepwater Operations 


November 5-7, 2013 

Galveston, Texas USA 

www.deepwateroperations.com

Event Contacts 

Senior Vice President 

International Offshore Events 

Tom Fowler 

Phone: +1 918 831 9452 

tfowler@pennwell.com 

Conference Director 

David Paganie 

Phone: +1 713 963 6217 

davidp@pennwell.com 

Conference Manager 

Niki Vrettos 

Phone: +44 (0) 1992 656 600 

dotconference@pennwell.com 

Event Operations Manager 

Amanda Wilson 

Phone: +1 918 831 9523 

amandaw@pennwell.com 

Exhibit Service Manager 

Heather Hodges 

Phone: +1 918 831 9481 

hhodges@pennwell.com 

Event Marketing Manager 

AnNicole Faeth 

Phone: +1 918 832 9347 

annicolef@pennwell.com 

Registration Department 

Direct: +1 918 831 9160 

Fax: +1 918 831 9161 

Toll Free: +1 888 299 8016 (U.S. Only) 

Toll Free Fax: +1 888 299 8057 (U.S. Only) 

Exhibit Sales and Sponsorship Managers 

Sue Neighbors 

Americas 

Phone: +1 713 963 6256 

Fax: +1 713 963 6212 

sneighbors@pennwell.com 

Jane Bailey 

Europe, Middle East & Africa 

Phone: +44 (0) 1992 656 651 

Fax: +44 (0) 1992 656 700 

janeb@pennwell.com 

Michael Yee 

Singapore, South East Asia, China 

T: +65 9616 8080 

F: +65 6734 0655 

yfyee@singnet.com.sg 

Mike Twiss 


T: +61 8 9529 4466 

F: +61 8 9529 4488 

mike@energy-pubs.com.au 

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Deep Offshore Technology International 

1421 South Sheridan Road, Tulsa, OK 74112 USA 

Register by 26th October and Save $100! 

4 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER 

1) ONLINE: www.deepoffshoretechnology.com 

2) E-MAIL: registration@pennwell.com 

3) FAX: Direct: +1 918 831 9161 

Toll-Free: (U.S.ONLY) +1 888 299 8057 

4) MAIL: PennWell/DOT 2012 

P.O. Box 973059 

1421 South Sheridan Road 

Dallas, TX 75397-3059 USA 

PRSRT STD 

US POSTAGE 

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