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Hyderabad 2012The Society of Petroleum Geophysicists, India (SPG) organised its 9th BiennialInternational Conference and Exposition on Petroleum Geophysics on 16-18February, 2012 at Hyderabad International Conventional Centre (HICC),Hyderabad, the state of the art and best venue in India. The event,‘Hyderabad2012’ was supported by SEG, USA and EAGE, Netherlands. TheConvention Centre is located in the centre of a dedicated industrial area of theemerging high-tech city.The society has now expanded its realm by focusing on various facets ofenergy business through introduction of new technology, which translatesthese resources into tangible Oil & Gas revenues. The theme of theconference ‘Reservoir Grade 3D API-Exploration to Exploitation’ has beenchosen considering the fact that the back bone of any E&P company isSeismic acquisition, processing & Interpretation (API). It covers full wave frominversion, delineation of geomechanical parameters and petrophysicalparameters to understand petroleum systems with the help of all availableG&G and production data. Reservoir grade 3D API helps understanding thedetails of petroleum system, plays and issues of field development. It alsofacilitates designing of exploration & exploitation strategy.Oil exploration has become more difficult, mature and new discoveries havebecome a rarity from complex geological and frontier areas. Successfuloptimization of mature assets, offshore in particular, will require skilledapplication of the most advanced technologies. There is no”one-size-fits-all”solution. The conference is aimed to help the geoscientists to find the mostsuitable solution to meet the challenges.Presently,GlobalE&Pcompanies are facing greatchallenges. They are strivinghard to meet the ured/ageing fields andfurtherbigcommercialdiscoveries are eluding them.In this current scenario, thetheme of the conference,‘Reservoir Grade 3D APIExploration to Exploitation’is aptly justifies.Dignitaries on the Dais inaugurating the Conference by lighting of lamp.The conference was inaugurated by Mr. Sudhir Vasudeva, CMD, ONGC andPatron-in-Chief of the Society. Mr. S V Rao, Director (Exploration), ONGC and
Patron of the Society, Dr. Ganesh Thakur, President, SPE, 2012 and Dr. CraigJ Beasley, Former SEG, President were the guests of honour.The conference turned out to bethe major geophysical event inIndia and attended over 2300delegates across the globe. In hisinaugural speech, Mr. Vasudevaquoted current thinkers that thelow-hanging fruits in E & Pbusiness are over and “we needtograduateto geologicallychallenging frontiers”.Chief Guest, Mr Sudhir Vasudeva addressing the delegates.He emphasised that the E&P industry has to be driven by new seismicsolutions for better management of economic risks and technologicalchallenges. He further said that we are entering into a critical phase of E&Pindustry marked by reduced finds and depleting production from maturedfields. To manage such challenges, we have to enhance our understanding ofreservoirs and hence augment investments in seismic R&D. Flagging theimportance of international conferences by professional societies like SPG &SPE, he said ”Global geo-politics and global competition for resources havegiven rise to an environment for cooperation. While E & P industry has toprogress to geologically complex domains, the evolving scenario also offersmore opportunities for growth of the industry”.Mr. Rao said SPG has adopted averycontextualthemeandstructured the technical sessionswhich has diverse coverage. Heopined that the focused education,new technology, new discoveries indeep water, ultra deep water &frontier area will be the key driver offuture E& P Business.Patron SPG, Mr S V Rao addressing the delegates.The guests of honour, Dr Ganesh Thakur&Dr. Craig J Beasley also spoke onthis occasion.Welcoming thedelegates, Mr.India gave aconference andPresident SPG, Mr Apurba Saha Welcoming Delegates.distinguished guests andSaha, President, SPGbrief overview of theemphasized the initiatives
taken by the society in promoting geosciences amongst the students of IndianUniversities and also being awareness of ‘Earth Sciences’ amongst schoolchildren so as to pursue them as professional career. He said that the themeof the conference dwells on in-depth understanding of petroleum systems sothat the E&P industry can design exploration & exploitation stratigies better.Looking at the future, he said that today’s geoscience students are the futureIndia’s Special Protection Group(SPG), hence SPG makes all out efforts toimpart professional edge to Geoscience students.The Society conferred ‘B S Negi Convention Gold Medal’ to Mr. Ananda GopalPramanik for his commendable lifetime contribution in the field of PetroleumGeophysics in India and to the society, in particular. The award was receivedby Mr. G C Katiyar on behalf of Mr Pramanik. In addition, Mr. ChudamaniRatnam, Prof. Mrinal K Sen, Mr. Kharak Singh, Mr. S N Badola and Prof B V SMurthy were also bestowed with the “Lifetime Honorary Membership Awards”during the �� was teed off to aGreen start with a Golf Tournament atBoulder Hills Golf and Country Club,Hyderabad.Theeventwasinaugurated by Mr. Swaranjit Sain,Former DGP Andhra Pradesh andmany delegates; notable among themare: Mr B Mclaughlin & Mr. A Sen fromMcDermott, Mr. Prem Vasistha fromPGS, Mr. S Ramamurthy & JayantaMalhotra, from Schlumberger, Mr. J GChaturvedi, Mr. A A Khan & Mr. P BPandey from ONGC and others.Chief Guest, Mr. Swaranjit Sain in actionDr Ganesh Thakur, President SPE said that Improved Oil Recovery (IOR) andEnhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) are set to occupy centre-stage in the nearfuture. Flagging the importance ofsuch secondary recovery techniques,he said that the amount of additionaloil produced from IOR and EORalmost equals the oil being accretedfrom new discoveries. He furtheradded that an integrated approach ofgeosciences, reservoir engineering &Managementandproductionengineering is required to apply IORand EOR techniques professionally SPE President, Dr Thakur delivering talk in “Theme Session”;even 10% gain from EOR may lead to substantial oil gain.
Mr. R S Sharma, former CMD ONGC, gave a talk on Risk Management in thecontext of E&P industry, citing a case study of the financial melt down of 2008to explain the adverse effects of improper risk management.Dr Narendra Taneja, Energy Affairs Commentator gave a special talk on“Building Energy security for Indiaand beyond” which left the studentsspell bound with giving lot ofexposure about the present energyscenario in the country. It alsobrought out the importance of Oil &Gas industry in the nation’seconomic progress and the pivotalrole played by it in the nation’ssecurity. More than 300 studentsattended his talk and students wereparticipative.Dr Narendra Taneja addressing the students’.The conference was the largest so far in terms of the technical content too.The technical programme spanned through 32 technical sessions and 5poster sessions spread over three days. A wide range of topics like SeismicAPI, Non-Seismic Methods, Advanced Methods for reservoir characterization,Advancement in imaging, Velocity modelling & depth imaging, Alternateenergy resources, Energy Security, Project Management in E & P companiesand many more were covered by distinguished speakers from India andabroad. A total of 285 technical papers (including 56 technical papers fromabroad) were presented in the conference. Out of 285, 129 were oral and 156poster presentations. The poster session was inaugurated by Dr GaneshThakur, President, SPE, 2012.E&P companies participated in the conference are ONGC, OIL, CAIRN andmajor service providers like Seabird, CGGVeritas, Schlumberger, Fugro, PGS,Pangea, Sercel, ION etc.- in total 26 foreign companies participated in theexposition. These E&P Companies and Service providers across globeshowcased their technology in 108 exhibition stalls. The exposition wasinaugurated by the Chief Guest, Mr. Sudhir Vasudeva.The Exposition is an integral part of conference. The exposition arena hadgrown bigger to 108 booths. It was a spectacular display by E&P companies,Service Providers and professional societies. Along with the displays byprofessional societies like SEG, EAGE, ASEG, APG, SPWLA, SPE andPetrotech, more than 50 companies showcased their products, newtechnologies and solutions to various E&P challenges. The expositionattracted the students.
Mr Vasudeva inaugurating the exposition.VIPs visiting the exhibition stalls.Inaugurating the Expo, the Chief Guest expressed his immense happiness tosee the technical capabilities of E & P companies and service providers tomitigate the exploration/Exploitation challenges. M/s ONGC, M/s.Schlumberger and M/s OIL were adjudged as the first, second and third bestexhibitors respectively.Another highlight of the rich technicalcontent of the conference was the pre &post conference courses under continuingeducation (CE) programs. A total of 27courses conducted at different locationslike Hyderabad, Mumbai, Chennai,Duliajan, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Dehradunand Vadodara where the Society hasregional chapters.Dr. Robert R. Stewart on Multi Component Seismics.The technical workshop under Continuing Education (CE) was the largest everwere well attended by the representatives of various E&P companies, Serviceprovider, the students, academicians, etc. and every participant appreciatedthe course content as well as the faculty members.Besides, the SEG/EAGE Distinguished Lecture Program (DLP) and HonoraryLecture Program (HLP) for 2012 were arranged at Hyderabad during theConference in a special technical session.Yet another special event under the technical programme was a joint sessionof Indian Associated Societies, viz., SPG, APG SPWLA and SPE on 18thFebruary, 2012. Four speakers representing different societies put forth theirideas on “Role of Society to E&P Industry & Academic Institute for mitigatingExploration/Exploitation Challenges”. The session was seen as an indicator ofgreater co-operation amongst the Societies. The speakers were Mr N KMitra, former chairman SPE, India, Prof Mrinal Sen on behalf of SPG, Dr S KBiswas on behalf of APG and Dr. Nate Bachman, on behalf of SPWLA.
The Curtain-raiser “Media Interaction” was held on the evening of 15thFebruary, 2012 at the Convention Centre. The media interaction was attendedby Mr. Sudhir Vasudeva, Patron-in-Chief, SPG, India, Other Patrons /Advisors S/Shri A K Hazarika, S V Rao, U.N.Bose, K S Jamestin, Dr. GaneshThakur, President, SPE, and Mr. Apurba Saha, President, SPG, India.While welcoming the media, Dr.Rahul Dasgupta presented theSPG history, activities & schedulefor “Hyderabad 2012” and variousactivities of the society andspecial emphasis has taken tomotivate&encouragethestudents to pursue geosciencesas their profession, throughworkshop and lecture.Media interaction on the eve of “Hyderabad 2012”.Addressing the media persons, Mr. Vasudeva said that there are enormousopportunities available to E & P companies, Service providers, R&DInstitutions and technological companies for exploration in India. He said thatthe students are future of petroleum industry, we need fresh minds and invitedstudents to pursue their careers in Geosciences and Engineering in theindustry. He said Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas Govt. of India, has beenvery supportive for “Shale Gas exploration”. A wide range of question relatedto oil security of the country, role of societies in pursuing industry academicinterface, conventional and non-conventional energy resources, etc wereanswered by the dignitaries on the dais.The future torch bearer of thenation’s energy security largely lieson the fresh mind and students’.Geoscience students have alwaysbeen a centre of attention for SPGand it is evident from the variousstudents’programmeorganisedduring the conference. Apart from theprogram for university students,separate program were organised forschool going children which wereaimed to create awareness amongstSchool Children attending the conference.the young students towards the Earth Sciences, in general, and Geophysics,in particular, and its impact in energy sector.In addition to a visit to Exposition at HICC, the young students were appraisedon fundamentals depicting the principles of Hydrocarbon generation,exploration and exploitation, different interactive program to make them awareof geosciences. President, SPG informed that national level “Quiz” and“Debate” competition were the “firsts” that brought out by the society during
“Hyderbad 2012”. The topic for debate competition was ‘Global Warming andits Impact on Mankind and Environment’ for school going children.The Students’ Quiz (University), which is incidentally the inspiration behindSEG Challenge Bowl, was as exciting as ever. Total 12 team participated fromdifferent universities/institutes this year. Mr. Apurba Saha, President SPGinaugurated the quiz session. Prof. B. B. Bhattacharya, INAE DistinguishedProfessor, S N Bose National Centre forBasicScience, Kolkatawastheadjudicator to the event. Out of twelveteam, six team qualified for the finalround.TheISMU-Dhanbadteamcomprising of S/Shri Raj Bhattacharjeeand Subrata Borah was the winner of the“Students’ Quiz of 2012”, whereas S/ShriAvinash Gautam and Depabrit Chandrafrom MIT-Pune was the runner-up.University Students’ Quiz in competition.For the first time in SPG conference,national level quiz competition wasorganised for school going students.There was quiz and debatecompetition in all the regionalchapters of SPG and each chapterhave selected the winner of thesecompetitions comprising of twostudents for the national level quizand one for debate.School Students’ Debate in progress.The students alongwith their teachersparticipated in the conference. Prof. B. B.Bhattacharya,INAEDistinguishedProfessor, S N Bose National Centre forBasic Science, Kolkata was the adjudicatorto the event. Out of nine team participatedthe school quiz- SBOA, Chennai teamcomprising of S/Shri T S Gokul and AdityaRamakrishnan was the winner of the schoolSchool Students’ Quiz in progress.“Students’ Quiz of 2012”, whereas S/ShriTathagat Uday and B N S Sai Kartik from DPS, Gandhinagar was the runnerup.The university students, too had an ample opportunity to get a wonderfulexposure to the current trends in the industry and also made their presencefelt at a number of programs specially structured for them. They are TheStudents’ Forum/ Students’ Quest, Brainstorming session and the Students’quiz, pre-post workshop, oral and poster presentations, etc.
Geophysics/Geology students from 13 Indian universities and institutesparticipated.The Students’ Forum / Quest was organised as industry- Academia interfacebetween the University students’ and leading experts from different leadingE&P companies & Research Organisation. Students from 12 Universitiesacross the country participated in the interaction which was moderated byPanellists from the E&P industry, Academic Institute and Service Provider.This forum was very much successful to motivate the students on the recentencouraging activities related to petroleum industry and step towards bridginggap between the industry and the academiaIn the brainstorming session, the participants presented their views on thetheme, “Gas will be game changer and will have the dominant role in theenergy security” The topic of the session was disclosed to the students justbefore the event in order to have spontaneous reactions / inputs from thestudents. The judges consisting of Former SEG President, Dr. Craig J Beasleyand Mr. S Rath, Director (Operation), OIL appreciated the participants for theirextempore performance. There was close tie for second position, so thepanellist recommended for three prizes; Mahendra Shukla, IIT Kharagpur,Viraj Telang, MIT Pune and Vishal Das, ISM, Dhanbad were adjudged thefirst, second and third best speakers respectively.“Job Fair” which is a special attraction for University students was inauguratedby Shri K S Jamestin, Director (HR) ONGC, at the backdrop of SPG“Hyderabad 2012”. While addressing the students’, he said to the students totake the advantage of the opportunity provided by the SPG India. Mr RakeshWalia,CGGVeritasalsocongratulated Society for arrangingthe Job Fair. Setting the ball rolling,Shri Apurba Saha, President SPGIndia has elaborated the SPG’sendeavour to give an opportunity tothe students to set their foot into oilindustry through job fair. BrightStudents of Geophysics andGeology discipline participated inthe ‘Job Fair’ from 12IndianMr. Jamestin, Director(HR), ONGC addressing the students institutes / Universities. ONGC andCGGVeritas conducted interviews. Good numbers of students were selectedand the “Job Fair 2012”, turned out to be boon for the students.Another highlight of the conference wasCEO’s meet on “Future E&P Solutionson Ensuring Energy Security inDeveloping Economics”. This wasparticipated by the CEO’s of ONGC,Dr Taneja moderating CEO’s meet
OIL, Cairn India, CGGVeritas, Global Geophysical, Schlumberger and PGS.The event was, moderated by leading personality in oil industry Dr NarendraTaneja, Energy Affairs Commentator.Mr. Sudhir Vasudeva from ONGC spoke that technology can play a major rolein managing both supply and demand sides of the energy matrix; technologyis the vital link in stepping up operational efficiency. He said large chunk ofIndia’s reserve are prognosticated, the exploration requires state-of the arttechnologies with big investments. Mr. N M Borah from OIL said that E&Pindustry requires collaboration and integration of various specializations.Energy security has to be based on three pillars: efficient management ofdomestic energy resources, ensuring sustainable long term import of energyresources and maximizing the resource base. Mr. Rahul Dhir from Cairn Indiasaid that a stable, consistent and investor-friendly energy policy is required toattract investments, which is crucial to develop the energy sector.In a well-attended Business Programme session, Mr S Roychaudhury,Director (Operation), OVL and Dr Ganesh Thakur, President SPE talked aboutfuture E&P strategies in the global perspective, the thrust areas of business &opportunities and energy security.Amidst the serious technical deliberations and strategic discussions focussedon attaining geophysical challenges, there were two non-technical programswhich though may be out of context but were immensely liked by theparticipants. Society firmly believe that science and spirituality has a greatrelationship and they co-exist to each other.Sri Ghadkeji is felicitated by President SPGOn 17th February, Spiritualdiscourse by SriDineshGhadke disciple of Sri SriRavishankar, on ‘Art of Living’mesmerised the audience withsimple yet thought provokingwords on our daily experiencesand their relevance to ourhappiness,fulfilmentandprogress which depend uponinternalandexternalenvironment. He talked on fusionof spirituality with science.The other talk on “”.by noted oncologist Dr Vijay AnandReddy, Specialists from Apollo Group of Cancer Hospital, Hyderabad was wellinformative and appreciated by the partcipants. The causatives of the cancers.types of cancer, the symptoms and the remedial measures available /practised were explained in a lucid manner.Society is not only concerned about creating platform for sharing knowledge,technology and R&D being pursued - in the industry but also showed itsgenuine concerns for the organisations engaged in the service of deserving
financially challenged people. SPG donated a cheque of Rs. 2.5 lakhs each to“Institute of Transfusion Medicine and Research” (ITMR) and “Home forCancer Patients”.Chief Guest Mr. Vasudeva presenting the cheques to Home for Cancer Patients & ITMR .The other events “Global Affairs Committee” (GAC) meet was attended by Dr.Ganesh Thakur, President S
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