Esta conferencia est enfocada en la regin de Latinoamrica, con sesiones tcnicas y plenarias, cursos de capacitacin, actividades estudiantiles y una

exposicin de los productos y servicios ms recientes en la industria petrolera. El tema del programa tcnico multidisciplinario de tres das es Energa desde la visin del proveedor: Amrica Latina hace la diferencia. El objetivo es enfatizar que la regin est desarrollando agresivamente recursos convencionales y no convencionales de petrleo y gas, unos nuevos y otros ya existentes, de manera segura y sin perjudicar al ambiente. La industria Latinoamericana y del Caribe de petrleo y gas est enfrentando retos que van desde pozos de aguas ultra profundas a preocupaciones sociales por la falta de talento humano. Enseguida se encentrar lo ms interesante en el programa para el 2012 El programa tcnico de LACPEC 2012 tiene sesiones con temas muy importantes que se enfocan en las disciplinas relacionadas a la regin incluyendo: Perforaciones y completaciones Recuperacin mejorada de petrleo Salud, seguridad, ambiente, preocupaciones sociales y recursos humanos Campos maduros y petrleo pesado Produccin e instalaciones Temas ambientales

La conferencia tiene varias sesiones en tecnologas innovadoras de gran inters en la regin y la comunidad internacional incluyendo: Tecnologas emergentes Descripcin/caracterizacin de pozos Anlisis de riesgos en los desarrollos de petrleo y gas Recursos no-convencionales

Temas de las Plenarias Para este ao las sesiones plenarias prometen ser unas de las ms estimulantes y proactivas de cualquier otra reunin e ilustraran el papel creciente de la regin en los mercados de petrleo y gas.

Compaas lderes en Latn AmricaSu Futuro Impacto en la Produccin Mundial de Hidrocarburos Desafos Tecnolgicos y Oportunidades en Latn Amrica Rejuvenecimiento de Campos Abandonados en Latn AmricaColaboracin e Integracin Continuacin de Adelantos

Adicionalmente a las sesiones tcnicas y plenarias, LACPEC 2012 tendr sesiones que resaltan la continuacin de adelantos en las siguientes reas: Desarrollo en aguas profundas Campos de petrleo digitales Aseguramiento de flujo y produccin qumica Tecnologa de gas Reservorios naturalmente fracturados Gerenciamiento y pruebas de reservorios

Concurso Estudiantil de Papeles

15 de Abril 2012 | 08001700 | JW Marriot Hotel
La competencia se realizara durante LACPEC 2012 in la Ciudad de Mxico
Veinte y una (21) propuestas fueron seleccionadas de ocho (8) pases diferentes para competir en las categoras de pre-grado, mster y PHD. Los premios sern entregados durante la conferencia a los tres primeros papeles en cada divisin. Los ganadores en cada divisin recibirn dinero. El primer puesto de cada categora incluye un viaje a la Conferencia y Exhibicin de Tecnologa Anual de SPE en San Antonio Texas del 8 al 10 de Octubre del 2012, donde los estudiantes ganadores presentaran sus papeles en el concurso estudiantil de papeles internacional de la SPE. Los jueces determinaran menciones de honor a papeles que no alcanzaron hacer finalistas pero que merecen un reconocimiento.

Este es el evento en el que participare en la categora de pre-grado en representacin del Per con el paper: Diagnosis of Water Problem by Providing Physical Meaning for the Pattern Recognition. Objetivos del Evento El objetivo es enfatizar que la regin est desarrollando agresivamente recursos convencionales y no convencionales de petrleo y gas, unos nuevos y otros ya existentes, de manera segura y sin perjudicar el ambiente.

Se realizarn ms de 200 presentaciones tcnicas y se espera la asistencia de ms de 1,000 delegados. La conferencia incluir adems un taller de jvenes profesionales, un concurso de artculos tcnicos estudiantiles y cursos de capacitacin. En LACPEC 2012 tambin sern mostrados los ltimos logros tcnicos de las compaas as como sus ms recientes productos y servicios. La exposicin ante proveedores regionales de petrleo y gas, autoridades regionales de energa y ejecutivos internacionales le permitir perfeccionar su estrategia y mejorar sus objetivos comerciales. Objetivos Personales: Obtener el primer puesto en el Concurso Estudiantil de Trabajos en la modalidad de pregrado. Representar a mi pas y a mi casa de estudios(UNI) en este concurso. Aplicar los conocimientos adquiridos como futuro Ingeniero de Petrleo para una optimizacin y desarrollo sostenible de los hidrocarburos en el Per. Ganar experiencia como futuro profesional. Mejorar mis habilidades como expositor. Adquirir conocimientos renovados y actualizados en temas de hidrocarburos. Realizar mi tesis de grado en base a los estudios realizados para el trabajo que expondr en Mxico. Difundir los conocimientos adquiridos a la comunidad cientfica. Incentivar a mis compaeros a realizar investigaciones y presentar sus propuestas en seminarios de Ingeniera de Petrleo.

Justificacin e Importancia Los pozos petroleros perforados en la selva de nuestro pas tienen problemas de alta produccin de agua, esto es perjudicial ya que el agua causa corrosin en las tuberas, se requiere mayor esfuerzo para separar el petrleo del agua, adems que esta agua no es apta para consumo debido a que contiene contaminantes por lo que debe ser tratada y luego reinyectada al pozo para mantenimiento de presin. Debido a esto la produccin excesiva de agua tiene una grave repercusin econmica, no solo por la disminucin de la produccin de petrleo sino tambin por los costos de manejo de volmenes de agua disminuye las ganancias, adems de que producir altas tasas de agua causa que las reservas recuperables se vean reducidas. Mi estudio titulado: "DIagnosis of Water Problem by Providing Physical Meaning for the Pattern Recognition" aceptado para el concurso estudiantil de trabajos en LACPEC 2012(Ciudad de Mxico) trata acerca de una nueva metodologa para determinar qu es lo que causa la excesiva produccin de agua, el diagnostico es fundamental ya que debemos realizar un tratamiento de acuerdo a la causa si es que queremos obtener resultados satisfactorios.

Este estudio ha sido elaborado a fin de analizar las causas de la alta produccin de agua, formulando recomendaciones para disminuir dicha produccin sin perjudicar la produccin de petrleo de modo que la economa del proyecto se mejore. Usando tcnicas de anlisis y prediccin para la irrupcin de agua podramos encontrar las condiciones optimas para el desarrollo del campo, y elevar su vida productiva. De esta manera seria posible que proyectos declarados no viables lleguen a ser rentables usando las soluciones descritas en el estudio.

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Society of Petroleum Engineers(SPE) Es una organizacin profesional sin fines de lucro cuya misin es recopilar, difundir e intercambiar conocimientos tcnicos concernientes a la exploracin, desarrollo y produccin de petrleo y gas, y tecnologas relacionadas. El SPE es una organizacin mundial con ms de 100 000 socios entre ingenieros, cientficos, gerentes y docentes, la biblioteca tcnica del SPE contiene ms de 50 000 trabajos tcnicos puestas a disposicin de toda la industria gracias a las conferencias del SPE. SPE cuenta con oficinas en Dallas, Houston, Calgary, Londres, Dubi, Mosc y Kuala Lumpur. HALLIBURTON Halliburton es uno de los mayores proveedores mundiales de productos y servicios a la industria del petrleo y gas, con cerca de 70 000 empleados en aproximadamente 80 pases, La compaa trabaja en la industria petrolera y gasfera en todo el ciclo de vida del yacimiento, desde la localizacin de hidrocarburos y la gestin de datos geolgicos hasta la evaluacin de perforacin y la formacin, construccin de pozos, completacin y la optimizacin de la produccin a travs de la vida del campo. BAKER HUGHES Es una empresa de primer nivel que ofrece soluciones que ayudan a los operadores de petrleo y gas a sacar el mximo provecho de sus yacimientos mediante el desarrollo de soluciones diseadas para controlar gastos operativos y maximizar la recuperacin de reservas, cuenta con ms de 57 000 empleados en ms de 80 pases. SCHLUMBERGER Es una empresa lder en servicios para campos petroleros y de confianza para entregar resultados superiores y un mayor rendimiento, trabaja para desarrollar productos, servicios y soluciones que optimizan el rendimiento del cliente de una manera segura y ambientalmente racional, cuenta con ms de 113 000 empleados en ms de 85 pases. CHEVRON Chevron es una de las principales compaas energticas integradas del mundo, con filiales que realizan negocios a nivel mundial. Se encarga de exploracin, produccin, transporte de petrleo crudo y gas natural, refinacin , comercializacin y distribucin de combustibles y lubricantes, generacin de energa geotrmica, ofrece soluciones de eficiencia energtica, y desarrollo de recursos energticos del futuro incluidos los biocombustibles

WEATHERFORD Una de las mayores compaas de servicios con una cartera de productos y servicios que abarca todo el ciclo de vida de un pozo: perforacin, evaluacin, completacin, produccin e intervencin, opera en ms de 100 pases con ms de 50 000 personas. PEMEX Petrleos Mexicanos es la mayor empresa de Mxico y de Amrica Latina y el mayor contribuyente fiscal de Mxico, es una de las pocas empresas petroleras del mundo que desarrolla toda la cadena productiva de la industria desde la exploracin hasta la distribucin y comercializacin de productos finales. SPE Mxico Section Tiene como misin recolectar, diseminar e intercambiar conocimientos tecnolgicos relacionados con la exploracin, desarrollo y produccin optima de recursos de aceite y gas para beneficio de la comunidad, adems de promover oportunidades para el desarrollo y actualizacin de competencias tcnicas.

CRONOGRAMA DE EVENTOS

Technical Program - Monday, 16 April

0830 to 0930

Opening Ceremony
1000 to 1230

Plenary I: Leading Companies in Latin AmericaTheir Future Impact on Worldwide Hydrocarbon Production
Session Chairpersons: Nestor Saavedra, Ecopetrol; Victor Huerta, Repsol YPF Steadily declining reserves in traditional basins coupled with higher oil prices have led the world to take a serious look at the Latin American hydrocarbon market. On a global perspective, Latin America has emerged as the second largest region in terms of oil reserves and is the third most prolific oil producing region. Brazil and Venezuela have some of the largest oil conventional and unconventional reserves in the world, with production being equal to reserves across the Latin American region. In Latin America, national oil companies (NOCs) have the potential to become world leaders, as they are able to respond to higher demand and are, in general, very competitive with independent oil companies (IOCs) in the marketplace. CEOs of some of the main companies in the region will share their views on the industry's future and its challenges. Confirmed Panelists: Carlos Morales Gil, PEMEX; Javier Gutierrez, Ecopetrol

1400 to 1730

Deepwater Development
Session Chairpersons: Mauricio Almeida, Seadrill; Otto Santos, Petrobras
153140 Transient Modeling of a Subsea Pumping Module Using an ESP V. Teixeira, T. Gessner,

I.T. Shigueoka, Petrobras

152188 BC-10: The First Successful Replacement of ESPs in Deepwater Brazil D. Harris, Baker

Hughes
152684 Drilling a Deepwater Well in a Subsalt Structure in Mexico Deepwater V. Vallejo

Arrieta, Pemex; M.E. Torres, Schlumberger; L.E. Aguilera, Pemex; A. Olivares, E. Solis, Pemex; L.F. Gonzalez, J.E. Macias, A. Estrada, Schlumberger
Coffee Break 152687 Gas Discovery in Mexican Deepwater: Success Through Integrated Technology of Drilling, Logging, and Well Testing L.E. Aguilera, Pemex; M.E. Torres, Schlumberger; V.

Vallejo Arrieta, E. Solis, A. Olivares, Pemex; A.P. Lougon, L.F. Gonzalez, M.R. Urbina, P.

Florez, Schlumberger
152036 Technical Review of the Challenges and Solutions of 3D Pore Pressure Prediction by Using Seismic Data in Deepwater Exploration K. Qiu, Schlumberger 153619 The Way Forward for Deepwater and Ultradeepwater Drilling in Trinidad and Tobago

J.J. Rajnauth, Texas A&M University

Alternate/ePoster
152021 Methodology of the Juxtaposition Analysis for Fault Structural Traps J. Carrasco,

Landmark

1400 to 1730

Digital Oil Field

Session Chairpersons: Olmedo Jaimes, Schlumberger; Eduardo Proano, Schlumberger
153454 Predictive Analytics: Development and Deployment of Upstream Data Driven Models

K.R. Holdaway, SAS

153621 Borehole Geometry Estimation Through Real-Time Measurement of Cavings Flow While Drilling J.M. Carvajal Jimenez, Ecopetrol; A. Lache Salcedo, GEMS; D.C. Mateus

Tarazona, Ecopetrol; E. Caceres, Natfrac

152234 Workflow Automation (WFA) for Integrated Production Operations in the Macuspana Field J. Balcazar, Halliburton; C. Cruz Villanueva, C. Tapia Garcia, A. Catalayud, M.

Benumea, Pemex; G. Singh, V. Hernandez, T. DaSilva, J. Rodriguez, Halliburton

Coffee Break 152675 Automation Master Plan Framework: Case Study C.E. Bravo, Halliburton; D. Herrera,

J. Avelino, J. Sanchez, O. Diaz, A. Galan, Pemex; J. Rodriguez, Halliburton; M. Torre, Teletrol

152330 Enhance Platform Integrity by a Real-Time Equipment Availability Monitoring Workflow L. Machado, M.A. Costa, Halliburton; S. Correa, E. Regina, M. Herdeiro,

Petrobras
149982 Application of a Hybrid System of Genetic Algorithm and Fuzzy Logic as Optimization Techniques for Improving Oil Recovery in a Sandstone Reservoir in Iraq W.J. Al-

Mudhafer, Louisiana State University; M.A. Shahed, The University of Manchester

Alternates/ePosters
152524 Decision-Making Breakthrough Technology J.M. Vidal, Weatherford; D. Fernandez,

Fibertel
152587 Gas Assets Simulation on the Northeast Shores of Venezuela J.C. Fernandez

Hernandez, Schlumberger; D. Amargura, PDVSA; S. Valbuena, J. Buenaventura,

Schlumberger

1400 to 1730

New and Emerging Technologies

Session Chairpersons: Rodolfo Camacho, Pemex; Mario Guzman, Ecopetrol
153446 Using Neural Networks for Determining Hydrocarbons Presence From Well Logs: A Case Study for Alagoas Basin M. Fernandes, Petrobras 153360 New Artificial Lift System Using Coiled Tubing and Reciprocating Downhole Pumps for Heavy and Viscous Oil F.S. Flores-Avila, J. Riano, M. Javier-Martinez, Pemex; T.

Hammond, J. Cantu, J. Ramos, Servicios Petrotec/ IPS

152231 BHA Selection and Parameter Definition Using Vibration Prediction Software Lead to Significant Drilling Performance Improvements D.S. Amorim, C. Hanley, NOV; D.J.

Leite Carvalho, Petrobras

Coffee Break 152309 GaStim Concept: A Novel Technique for Well Stimulation; Part I: Understanding the Physics A. Restrepo, A. Ocampo, Equion Energia; S.H. Lopera Castro, M.P. Diaz,

Universidad Nacional de Colombia; J. Clavijo, Equion Energia; J. Marin, Universidad Industrial de Santander
150844 Dual-Fiber Technology Simply and Effectively Cures Total Losses in Southern Mexico Without Knowing Size of Fractures A.V. Andrade, Schlumberger; A.G. Carrillo, I.R.

Martinez, Pemex; L.O. Torres, H.D. Bedino, N.N. Carrillo, Schlumberger

153563 Evolution and Optimization of Fracturing Fluids at Chicontepec Canal Basin M.

Rengifo, J.C. Sanz, A. Fernandez, C. Dzib, Baker Hughes

Alternates/ePosters
152227 Enhancing the Effectiveness of Workover Interventions With Coiled Tubing and RealTime Downhole Measurements E. Franco, N.J. Molero, M. Gerardo Romandia, C.

Nevarez Carmona, Schlumberger; A. Martinez Ballesteros, J. Perez Damas, E. Marin, Pemex

152310 Wettability Modifier Field Trial in a Sandstone Condensate System: Facts and Gaps of a Promising Technology A. Restrepo, A. Ocampo, M. Arenas, Equion Energia; N. Rendon,

BP; R. Osorio, Ecopetrol; D. Reyes, Nalco de Colombia

1400 to 1730

Unconventional Resources I
Session Chairpersons: Roberto Aguilera, University of Calgary; George Moridis, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

153391 Measurement, Modeling, and Diagnostics of Flowing Gas Composition Changes in Shale Gas Wells C. Freeman, Texas A&M University; G.E. Michael, ConocoPhillips; G.J.

Moridis, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; T.A. Blasingame, Texas A&M University
153715 A Semianalytic Solution for Flow in Finite-Conductivity Vertical Fractures Using Fractal Theory M. Cossio, T.A. Blasingame, Texas A&M University; G.J. Moridis, Lawrence

Berkeley National Laboratory

152482 High-Resolution Numerical Modeling of Complex and Irregular Fracture Patterns in Shale Gas and Tight Gas Reservoirs O.M. Olorode, C.M. Freeman, Texas A&M

University; G.J. Moridis, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; T.A. Blasingame, Texas A&M University
Coffee Break 153728 Understanding the Impact of Channel Fracturing in the Eagle Ford Shale Through Numerical Reservoir Simulation R.M. Altman, Schlumberger 153248 Unconventional Oil and Gas Reservoir Diagnosis With Rate-Normalized Pressure Analysis F.E. Vera Rosales, Z. Gao, R. Fernandez, K. Min, C.A. Ehlig-Economides, Texas

A&M University
152639 Production Forecasting for Shale Gas Exploration Prospects Based on Statistical Analysis and Reservoir Simulation G. Morales German, R.A. Navarro Rosales, F.X.

Dubost, Schlumberger

Alternates/ePosters
152980 Optimizing the Use of CO2 for Low Permeability Gas Well Fracture Treatments W.

Morris, J.L. Robles, San Antonio Internacional; J.H. Pardo, F. Barbalace, Petrobras ; C.A. Ramirez, H. Peacock, San Antonio Internacional
152681 Estimation of Coalbed Gas Content From Elemental Analysis for Los Cuervos Formation's High Volatile Bituminous C Coals Applying Nonparametric Regression Techniques S.L. Rodriguez, Natfrac; G. Navas Guzman, Ecopetrol; A. Gomez Prada,

Natfrac

1400 to 1730

Drilling and Completions I

Session Chairpersons: Fernando Machado, Petrobras; Bob Poe, Schlumberger
153430 Geomechanics Characterization of the Clastics and Carbonates Formation of Southern Fields of Mexico (200509) F.L. Elisabeth, Schlumberger; C. Perez Tellez, Pemex; E.

Bentosa, Schlumberger
153627 Dilatancy Criterion Applied for Borehole Stability During Drilling of Salt Formations

A. Rios, J. Roegiers, University of Oklahoma

153646 Environmentally Friendly Dispersants for High-Temperature Invert-Emulsion Drilling Fluids Weighted by Manganese Tetraoxide A. Rehman, H.A. Nasr-El-Din, A.M. Al Moajil,

Texas A&M University; M. Al-bagoury, C.D. Steele, Elkem Materials

Coffee Break 152087 Experimental Investigation and Numerical Modeling of Countercurrent Spontaneous Imbibition During Underbalanced Drilling: Formation Damage Investigation M.

Naseri, Middle East Technical University Ankara; S. Shadizadeh, Petroleum University of Technology
153178 Analytical Model To Estimate Downhole Casing Wear Using the Total Wellbore Energy R. Samuel, Halliburton; J.C. Nwachukwu, University of Houston 151021 Modeling Drilling Fluid Losses in Fractured Reservoirs A.L. Martins, A.A. Waldmann,

Petrobras; J. Zago, ESSS

1400 to 1730

EOR/IOR and Mature Fields I

Session Chairpersons: Jose Daudt, Maersk Oil; Wagner Trindade, Petrobras
153473 Effect of Pressure and Air Flow Rate on In-Situ Combustion Experiments of Heavy Oil

O. Cazarez-candia, J. Cruz-Hernandez, Instituto Mexicano del Petroleo

152290 A Comparative Study of IOR Methods for Heavy Oil Fields M.L. Rocha De Farias,

Petrobras; G.J. Hirasaki, Rice University; A.S. Souza, Petrobras; M.D. Carvalho, PUC-Rio; C.A. Miller, Rice University
152048 A Framework for Consolidating Air Injection Experimental Data E. Rodriguez,

Ecopetrol SA; J.D. Belgrave, Belgrave Oil; J.C. Comas, A. Ordonez, M.L. Trujillo Portillo, A. Rueda, Ecopetrol
Coffee Break 151609 Visualization of Three-Phase Distributions of Oil, Water, and Gas in Bentheim Sandstone Using Micro-CT Imaging M. Feali, University of New South Wales; T.

Senden, M. Turner, Australian National Univniversity; M. Knackstedt, Digital Core Laboratories; W.V. Pinczewski, Y. Cinar, University of New South Wales
152320 Stimulation Treatments Through Electrical Submersible Pumps Increase Production and Reduce Costs E.F. Ordonez, A.W. Milne, M. Gallegos, Schlumberger; M. Robles,

Petroproduccion
153213 A Thorough Diagnostics-Solution Approach To Increase the Recovery Factor from Horizontal Wells in Complex Dolomites R. Aviles, J.G. Flores, J.T. Resendiz Torres, M.

Quevedo, A.G. Paz, L.E. Davila De Garate, Schlumberger; R. Sapon, Perenco

Alternates/ePosters
153591 Pore Scale Modeling of Gravity Drainage Dominated Flow Under Isothermal and Nonisothermal Conditions T. Babadagli, F. Argelles, University of Alberta 152700 Managing Risk in EOR Projects J.R. Hite, M.L. Blanton, Business Fundamentals Group;

M.I. Kuhlman, MK Tech Solutions; W.B. Fair, Interamerican Petroleum Consultants

1400 to 1730

Production and Facilities I

Session Chairpersons: Faustino Fuentes Nucamendi, Pemex; Marcelo Hirschfeldt, OilProduction Oil Gas Consulting
152886 High Energy Gas Fracturing: A Technique of Hydraulic Prefracturing To Reduce the Pressure Losses by Friction in the Near Wellbore - A Colombian Field Application M.

Jaimes Plata, R.D. Castillo, Ecopetrol; S.A. Mendoza, Universidad Industrial de Santander
153554 Models for Estimating the Shrinkage Factor in the Mixtures of Diluents With Colombian Heavy Crude Oils F. Guarin Arenas, C.A. Garcia, Ecopetrol; L. Orozco, Natfrac 153557 Experimental Study of Gel Particles Transportation Through Porous Media A. Al-

Ibadi, F. Civan, University of Oklahoma; I. Robb, Halliburton

Coffee Break 152229 Calculation of Gearbox Torques of Rotaflex Pumping Units Considering the Elasticity of the Load Belt G. Takacs, University of Miskolc; R.N. Chokshi, Weatherford 153133 Unload Procedure With Control of Liquid Flow Rate Through Gas Lift Valve A.

Posenato, V.R. Rosa, Petrobras

152841 Simulating Progressive Cavity Pump for Single Branch and Surface Network Models

H. Zhang, J. Li, C. Watters, W. Wang, F. Houeto, Schlumberger

Alternate/ePoster
152843 New Methods To Predict Inflow Performance of Multiple Fractured Horizontal Wells Under Two-Phase Condition and Optimize Number of Fracture Stages H. Zhang,

Schlumberger; G. Han, F. Houeto, R. Lessard, Schlumberger

1400 to 1730

Gas Technology
Session Chairperson: Jorge Arevalo Villagran, Pemex
153486 3D Analytical Modeling of Hydraulic Fracturing Stimulated Reservoir Volume G. Yu,

R. Aguilera, University of Calgary

152252 An Analytical Equation to Predict Gas/Water Relative Permeability Curves in Fractures. A. Chima, Chevron; S. Geiger, Heriot-Watt University 153388 Modeling Condensate Banking Phenomena in Lean Gas Condensate Reservoirs V.A.

Huerta Quinones, A.F. Lanchimba, J.W. Porlles, Repsol YPF

Coffee Break 153742 Improved Predictivity Through Use of a 3D Integrated Seismic Water Saturation Model in the Sierras Blancas Formation S. Ucan, REPSOL YPF; L. Monti, D.S. Cersosimo

Beccaria, R.A. Claa, A.O. Montagna Bracea, YPF; A.I. Quintero, Repsol YPF
152597 Minimum Flow Rate To Unload Gas Wells: A New Dynamic Multiphase Simulator To Validate Existing Models M.A. Daas, T.S. Golczynski, Jason Harry, Multiphase Solutions

Kenny
152376 Liquid Production in Tubingless Gas Wells Using Capillary Technology I.A. Juanes,

Weatherford

Alternates/ePoster
153387 A Holistic Analysis Approach for Reservoir Modeling V.A. Huerta Quinones, A.F.

Lanchimba, Repsol YPF

151419 Feasibility Study for the First Underground Gas Storage Application in Colombia J.A.

Martinez, J. Falla, Hocol

Technical Program - Tuesday, 17 April

0900 to 1200

Technological Challenges and Opportunities in Latin America

Session Chairpersons: Rodolfo Camacho, Pemex; Fernando Machado, Petrobras Subsalt oilfields across the Latin American region are a challenge that must be met by regional operators. This issue is the highest priority in terms of establishing reserves. Other priorities include heavy oil and deepwater fields where significant technology advances are required for optimal exploitation. In addition, the tight gas and shale gas resources of the Latin American region are rapidly developing to meet market demand. These scenarios require technologies that are rapidly evolving and technologies that may not yet exist. This session discusses these challenges and provides dialogue around the need to "collaborate to innovate" in terms of technology development and deployment. Confirmed Panelists: Pedro Silva Lopez, PEMEX; Hatem Soliman, Schlumberger; Roberto Muoz, Halliburton

1330 to 1700

Flow Assurance and Production Chemistry

Session Chairperson: Mario Vega, Baker Hughes
153602 Unusual Asphaltene Phase Behavior of Fluids From Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela D.L.

Gonzalez, Schlumberger; M.E.Garcia, Petroregional del Lago; O. Diaz, Schlumberger

152749 Gas Lift Production Optimization Constrained Within Scale and Sand Envelopes L.A.

Saputelli, Hess Corporation

153472 Simulation of Intermittent Gas/Bubbly-Oil Three Phase Flow in Upward Vertical Pipe Using the Two-Phase Model O. Cazarez-Candia, D.D. Montoya-Hernandez, Instituto

Mexicano del Petroleo

Coffee Break 153426 Sizing of Gas-Condensate Pipelines Using Multiphase Dynamic Simulation, Based on Minimum, Medium, and Maximum Flow Rates V. Martinez-Ortiz, ScandPower; R.H.

Rodriguez De La Torre, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico

153613 Novel Barium Sulfate Scale Inhibitor for Use in High Iron Environments W. Dickinson,

L. Sanders, Kemira
153656 Preliminary Model To Calculate the Asphaltene Precipitation Effect in Porous Media

H.M. Gutierrez Jimenez, Schlumberger

Alternates/ePosters

152575 Comparison Between Real Field Data and the Results of Wax Deposition Simulation

I. Noville, L. Naveira, Petrobras

1330 to 1700

Heavy Oil I
Session Chairpersons: Rodolfo Camacho, Pemex; Victor Cedeno, Weatherford
153528 Utilization of Charged Particles as an Efficient Way To Improve Rheological Properties of Heavy Asphaltic Petroleum Fluids M. Alfi, P. Da Silva, M.A. Barrufet, R. Moreira,

Texas A&M University

153586 Efficiency of High-Temperature Solvent Injection for Heavy-Oil Recovery in Homogeneous Sands and Fractured Carbonates T. Babadagli, H. Leyva, University of

Alberta
152674 Reservoir Evaluation and Completion Optimization in Heavy Oil Sands With Dielectric and Diffusion Measurements U.D. Bustos, Schlumberger; M. Chavez, Y. Ramos, PDVSA Coffee Break 153581 Improved Heavy Oil Recovery by Drilling Horizontal Wells: Rubiales Field, Colombia

A. Florez Anaya, Y.E. Araujo, M.E. Uzcategui Rivas, W. Parra Moreno, Pacific Rubiales Energy
152015 Upgrading Crude Oil by a Deasphalting Technology Under Non Severe Operating Conditions M.S. Chirinos Reyes, M. Alvarez, A.R. Zabala Marin, F.A. Silva, L. Perdomo

J.C. Gonzalez, PDVSA

152667 Integration of Surface and Reservoir Modeling for Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage on the Bare Field in Eastern Venezuela R. Ruiz, J. Nunez, A.E. Martinez Saltarin, A.J.

Alvarez, PDVSA

Alternates/ePosters
153642 The Perfect Balance: Understanding the Effects of Steam Injectivity/Drainage/Viscosity Interactions To Improve SAGD Efficiency J.L.

Bashbush, J.A. Pina, Schlumberger

152228 Successful Deployment of a New Generation of Progressive Cavity Pump in a High GOR Argentinean Heavy Oil Field L. Zimmer, PCM USA; F.D. Bertomeu, SINOPEC; E. Young,

PCP Oil Tools SA; D. Caballero, PCM USA

1330 to 1700

Reservoir Characterization/Reservoir Description I

Session Chairpersons: Cesar Patino, Ecopetrol; Sezai Ucan, Repsol YPF; Mario Vasquez Cruz, Pemex

153148 Semianalytic Time-Domain Solution to Reservoir Models A. Posenato, R.D. Carvalho,

Petrobras
22738 Integrated Petrophysics and Geosteering Reservoir Characterization in the Initial Development Phase of a Carbonate Reservoir, Campos Basin, Offshore Brazil P.

Ferraris, Schlumberger; M.T. Ribeiro, OGX Petroleo & Gas

153174 Reservoir Geomechanics Study for Deepwater Field Identifies Ways To Maximize Reservoir Performance While Reducing Geomechanical Risks A. Serra De Souza, J.A.

Braz de Souza, Petrobras S A; G.B. Meurer, LNCC National Laboratory of Cientific Computer; M. Frydman, J.A. Pastor, J. Minton, Schlumberger
Coffee Break 153566 Filtering of Tide Effects in Formation Evaluation Data M.R. Araujo, W. Campos,

Petrobras; R.Z. Moreno, U. Estadual de Campinas

153645 Estimation of Geological Facies Boundaries Using Categorical Indicators With P-Field Simulation and Ensemble Kalman Filter (EnKF) J.J. Trivedi, S. Nejadi, J.Y. Leung,

University of Alberta
153433 A Truncated Conjugate Gradients Algorithm for History Matching F. Dickstein, P.

Goldfeld, G. Pfeiffer, Universidade Federal Rio de Janeiro

Alternates/ePosters
152195 A Comprehensive Approach in Determining Correlations Between Sonic and Density Log Measurements From Gulf of Mexico and North Sea Fields for Improved Reservoir Descriptions M. Bai, G. Li, Halliburton 151628 Quantification of Hydrocarbon Volume: An Example Using Rock Typing Methodology Applied in Cerro Negro Field, Eastern Venezuela Basin C. Moya, G.W. Gunter, PDVSA

1330 to 1700

Unconventional Resources II
Session Chairpersons: Yanil Del Castillo, Schlumberger; George Moridis, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
153535 Modeling Multiple-Porosity Transport in Gas-Bearing Shale Formations J.D. Hudson,

G. Michel, F. Civan, D. Devegowda, R.F. Sigal, University of Oklahoma

151174 Fracture Aging Evaluation in Tight Sands Gas Formation Using a Snubbing Unit L.P.

Forni, Capex; M.D. Pons, L.S. Aguero, San Antonio Internacional; G.O. Irazuzta, Capex
151613 Improving Flow Assurance in Multizone Fracturing Treatments in Unconventional Hydrocarbon Reservoirs With High Strength Corrodible Tripping Balls N. Carrejo, J.C.

Welch, M. Solfronk, M.H. Johnson, Baker Hughes

Coffee Break 152328 Artificial Communication Between Compartmentalized Reservoirs To Increase the Value With Existing Infrastructure in Offshore Fields V. Martinez, F. Ascencio C., H.

Cinco Ley, M. Lozada, Pemex

144366 Dynamic Characterization of a Multilayered Tight Gas Reservoir Hydraulically Fractured, Lajas Formation, Neuquen Basin, Argentina E.N. Bravin, YPF; L.J. Monti,

Repsol YPF
152532 New Developments in Calculation Methodology of Resources in Shale Gas Fields E.

Perez Carrillo, J.C. Abril, G.N. Guzman, Ecopetrol; A.G. Prada, S.L. Rodriguez, Natfrac

Alternate/ePoster
153518 The Effect of the Aquifer Condition on Methane Recovery for CO2 Injection in Coalbed W. Sung, K. Kim, S. Kim, M. Lee, J. Shim, Hanyang University

1330 to 1700

Drilling and Completions II

Session Chairpersons: Bobby Dale Poe, Schlumberger; Flavia Villarroel, Baker Hughes
153526 First Three Surface Casing While Drilling Operations in Brazil Demonstrate Technical Feasibility in Lost Circulation Scenarios J.D. Desousa, I.J. Thomson, R.M. Krasuk, A.C.

Almeida, Baker Hughes; J.R. Placido, C.E. Fonseca, N. Araki, Petrobras

153541 Geomechanics Applied to Perforating Design: One Solution To Reduce the Sand Production Risk Y. Quintero Pea, M. Jaimes Plata, Ecopetrol; G.O. Rivera, D.P. Martin,

Universidad Industrial de Santander

152977 Cementing Unconsolidated Sandstone Formations With Coexisting Oil and Water W.

Morris, J.L. Robles, L.A. Sanchez, H. Peacock, San Antonio Internacional

Coffee Break 152662 Surge and Swab Pressures in Horizontal and Inclined Wells M.S. Enfis, R.M. Ahmed,

F.E. Crespo, University of Oklahoma; A. Saasen, Det Norske Oljeselskap; M. Laget, AGR
152089 Enhanced Drilling Solution for Tophole Sections on Jackup Wells With Environmentally-Improved Method and Dual-Gradient Drilling Techniques T. Scanlon,

AGR SUBSEA
153580 Milestone in Production Using Proactive Azimuthal Deep-Resistivity Sensor Combined With Advanced Geosteering Techniques: Tarapoa Block, Ecuador C.A. Manrique,

Halliburton; A.I. Guevara, Andes Petroleum; J. Sandoval, M. Guerrero, Halliburton

Alternates/ePosters

152396 Hydraulic Fracture Geometry Evolution and Pressure During Pumping: Chicontepec Experiences Indicate that Natural Fractures or Fissures Are Not Activated J. Luces,

CBM Services; J.C. Salguero, Baker Hughes; J. Morales, J.M. Riano, Pemex
153130 Economic and Technical Feasibility Analysis of the Use of a Water-Base Drilling Fluid at Levas Field, Dacion Production Unit, San Tome District, Ayacucho Division, Venezuela N. Abo Ras, Universidad Central de Venezuela; J.C. Graterol, Jiafang Steel

Pipes; F. Ruiz, Universidad Central de Venezuela

1330 to 1700

Water and CO2 Management

Session Chairperson: Mario Guzman, Ecopetrol
151927 Using Cogeneration To Mitigate CO2 Emissions in Upstream Oil and Gas Activities M.

Welch, Siemens
153908 Design of a Neural Network Model for Predicting Well Performance After Water Shutoff Treatments Using Polymer Gels I. Ferreira, A. Gammiero, M.A. LLamedo,

PDVSA
153643 Facilitating Treatment of Produced Water From Offshore Platforms by an Oxidation/Coagulation/Flocculation Approach F. Filho, A. Mahmoudkhani, M. Costa, A.

Caprio, C. Cardoso, M. Nair, Kemira

Coffee Break 151819 Water Conservation: Reducing Freshwater Consumption by Using Produced Water for Base Fluid in Hydraulic Fracturing: Case Histories in Argentina J.C. Bonapace,

Halliburton; J.M. Moggia, A. Krenz, Pan American Energy; M.R. Giglio, Halliburton
152397 Successful Water Control in a Highly Naturally Fractured Carbonate Reservoir Using a Relative Permeability Modifier and Hydrocarbon-Based Ultrafine Slurry as Selective Conformance System: Cantarell Field Case Histories I. Diaz, V.S. Cancino, Halliburton;

C. Deolarte Guerrero, Pemex

153307 Analytical Estimation of CO2 Storage Capacity in Depleted Oil and Gas Reservoirs Based on Thermodynamic State Functions E. Valbuena, M.A. Barrufet, G. Falcone,

Texas A&M University

Alternates/ePosters
153653 Study of the Impact of Environment Assessment of Water Discharge in Decision Making Process of Petroleum Fields Projects C.E. Barreto, D.J. Schiozer, Universidade

Estadual de Campinas
152297 Successful Implementation of a Relative Permeability Modifier Along With

Hydrocarbon-Based Ultrafine Cement: Case History From Mexico's Offshore Region

W.A. Chacon, V. Cancino, Halliburton; M.A. Castillo, Pemex; A. Palomares, Halliburton

1330 to 1700

Production and Facilities II

Session Chairpersons: Jose Luis Ortiz Volcan, Optimawell; Eduardo Proano,Schlumberger
153175 A Genetic Algorithm for Gas Lift Optimization With Compression Capacity Limitation

A. Posenato, V.R. Rosa, Petrobras

153716 Effect of Residual Oil Saturation on the Performance of Emulsified Acids M.A. Sayed,

H.A. Nasr-El-Din, Texas A&M University

151546 Numerical Simulation of Transient Flow for Gas Pipeline and Tank K. Ling, Texas A&M

University
Coffee Break 151547 Modifications to Equations of Gas Flow Through Choke K. Ling, Texas A&M University 151941 Case Study: Application of ESP and SRP in a Deep, Heavy, Low GOR, and Corrosive Iranian Reservoir A. Mirzaei-paiaman, Sharif University Of Technology 152887 Sand Exclusion or Management: Multidisciplinary Approach in Decision Making M.

Jaimes Plata, Y. Quintero Pea, Ecopetrol; D.P. Martin, M. Puentes, Universidad Industrial de Santander

Alternate/ePoster
153588 Acid Refracturing Strategy in ATG, Mexico J. Hernandez Perez, M. Cruz Lopez, Pemex

1330 to 1700

Risk Analysis and Evaluation of Oil and Gas Developments I

Session Chairpersons: Victor Alexei, Repsol YPF; Olmedo Jaimes, Schlumberger
152860 Development of the Brazilian Pre-Salt Fields - When To Pay for Information and When To Pay for Flexibility B. Moczydlower, M.C. Salomao, C.C. Branco, T.D. Homem, H.A.

Lima, R.K. Romeu, L.S. De Freitas, Petrobras

153477 Risk Analysis Speed-Up With Surrogate Models T.C. Amorim, Petrobras; D.J. Schiozer,

Universidade Estadual de Campinas

153487 Royalty and Tax Vs. Production Sharing Petroleum Fiscal Models: An Analysis of Risk and Return of the Optimal Production Strategy Applied in Brazil A.F. Gaspar

Ravagnani, G.A. Costa Lima, C.E. Barreto, F.P. Munerato, D.J. Schiozer, U. Estadual de Campinas
Coffee Break

153243 Probabilistic Reserves and Resources Estimation: A Methodology for Assessing Petroleum Reserves and Resources Probabilistically M.D. Galvao, L. Hastenreiter de

Araujo, J. Molina de Araujo, Petrobras; S. Hamacher, A.E. Teixeira Quadros, J. Montechiari, PUC-Rio
151673 Optimization of Production Allocation Under Price Uncertainty: Relating Price Model Assumptions to Decisions A.A. Bukhari, C.J. Jablonowski, University of Texas at Austin 152885 Probabilistic Risk Analysis Applied to the Evaluation of Alternatives for Management and/or Exclusion of Sand M. Jaimes Plata, F. Sanabria, Y. Quintero Pea, Ecopetrol; G.

Contreras, Natfrac; D.P. Martin, Universidad Industrial de Santander

Alternates/Eposters
153636 Integrated Risk Analysis of Uncertainties in Geological Model and Dynamic Properties Flow for the Development of Oil Fields G.A. Da Silva,; A.O. Guimaraes, G.A. Da Silva,

M.A. Lucas, Petrobras

152392 Probabilistic Production Forecasts Using Decline Envelopes L.E. Brito, F. Paz, D.R.

Belisario, CBM Mexico

Technical Program - Wednesday, 18 April

0900 to 1200

Plenary III Rejuvenation of Brown Fields in Latin America Collaboration and Intergration
Session Chairpersons: Marcelo Hirschfeldt, OilProduction Oil Gas Consulting; Mario Guzman, Ecopetrol There are many successful cases of Brown Field rejuvenation in Latin America that could serve as model developments for other regions of the world. This session discusses mechanisms for collaboration between NOCs, IOCs, the service sector, and academia, and identifies how these relationships can be improved. Confirmed Panelists: Vinicio Suro Perez, PEMEX; Farouq Ali, University of Calgary; Kyle Chapman, Weatherford; Horacio Marin, Tecpetrol; Roderick Larson, Baker Hughes

1330 to 1700

HSE, Social Concerns, and Human Resources

Session Chairpersons: Ralph Chadeesingh, Kellogg Brown Root; Mario Guzman, Ecopetrol
153649 Sealing the Gap Between Candidate Pool and Latin American E&P Growing Market: Attracting, Training, and Retaining Human Capital L. El Hares, L.O. Urrego,

Schlumberger
152264 Environmental Protection From the Perspective of Oil Companies R. Santana,

Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro

152542 An Integrated Pathway To Enhance Human Talent J. Hasselmeyer, Cbmex Coffee Break 152182 Process Environmental Remediation Liabilities, Northern Region J.A. Ventura, Pemex 152850 A Way to Sustainability in the Oil and Gas Industry of Brazil by Assessing the Subsidence Problem R.S. Melo, Universidade Federal do Rio De Janeiro; W. Porter,

University of Florida
153232 Economic and Social Development of Angola Because of Petroleum Exploration (Revisited) D.F. Do Carmo, M.F. Amoreira, R. Bone, Universidade Federal do Rio de

Janeiro

1330 to 1700

Heavy Oil II
Session Chairpersons: Jose Luis Ortiz Volcan, Optimawell; Fernando De la Garza, Pemex
152016 A Dynamic Simulation Study of an Extra-Heavy Oil Gathering System in the Orinoco Oil

Belt F.J. Brito, L. Rondon, PDVSA 151918 Design of a Cyclic Steam Injection Pilot Test in the Samaria Neogene: An Innovative Experience for The Mexican Oil Industry M. Arteaga-Cardona, M.G. Aguilar, A. Aguilar,

Pemex
152738 Evaluation of Fe/Ni Nanoparticles as Catalysts in Aquathermolytic Treatment of Extraheavy Oils for Their Enhanced Recovery From Reservoir C.V. Birbal Gomez, S.

Martinez, I. Machin, D.A. Sanchez Monsalve, PDVSA

Coffee Break 153536 Fracturing With Viscoelastic Surfactant Fluid in Cyclic Steam Injection Wells: A Synergy for Heavy Oil Recovery J.R. Gomez, D. Toyo, H. Morles, Baker Hughes 153590 Optimal Design of Low Temperature Air Injection for Efficient Recovery of Heavy-Oil in Deep Naturally Fractured Reservoirs: Experimental and Numerical Approach T.

Babadagli, J. Mayorquin, University of Alberta

153628 Framework for Appraisal Well Test Design and Interpretation in Offshore Heavy Oil Fields J. Sizer, J.P. Sizer, QRI; C. Economides, F.E. Vera Rosal es, Texas A&M University;

J.R. Anguiano, P. Juarez, Pemex

Alternates/ePosters
152888 Technical/ Economic Selection and Evaluation of Chemical Treatments To Enhance the Efficiency of Lifting Systems in the Production of Heavy Crude: A Colombian Field Application M. Jaimes Plata, R.D. Castillo, J. Duran, Ecopetrol; D. Poveda Malaver, ICP;

R. Dorado, Natfrac
152391 Successful Production Allocation Through ESP Performance in Peregrino Field K.K.

Sheth, Baker Hughes; H. Olsen, Statoil; R.F. Pessoa, R. Okita, A. Crossley, Baker Hughes

1330 to 1700

Reservoir Characterization/Reservoir Description II

Session Chairpersons: Rodolfo Camacho, Pemex; Sezai Ucan, Repsol YPF
152679 Improved Reservoir Characterization of Tight Gas Sands Through the 3D Integrated Reservoir Modeling of Queen City Basal, Burgos Basin, Mexico S. Dalessio, L.R.

Munoz, A.J. Ochoa Lugo, Petrobras; F. Brito, Fugro Jason; E. Garza, Pemex
153659 Importance of Distributed Temperature Sensor (DTS) Placement for SAGD Reservoir Characterization and History Matching Within Ensemble Kalman Filter (EnKF) Framework J.J. Trivedi, A. Panwar, S. Nejadi, University of Alberta 152223 Fluid Analysis and Sampling: The Next Big Step for Logging While Drilling Tools F.

Galvan Sanchez, A. Cartellieri, M. Meister, J. Pragt, Baker Hughes

Coffee Break 153565 Flow Units Definition Through Static and Dynamic Reservoir Integration: A Case in the Veracruz Basin, Northern Mexico S. Roman, Pemex; G.S. Torres, N.Y. Denicolais, G.D.

Garcia, E. Peyret, O.D. Quintero, G.B. Garcia, Schlumberger

152197 A New Numerical and Analytical Approach for Determining Formation Fluid-Sample Cleanup Behavior Through Multiple Sensor Analysis A.S. Eyuboglu, R. Senne, B.

Pedigo, W. Sliman, M.A. Proett, R. Engelman, Halliburton

153558 A Procedure for Upscaling a Complex Fractured Reservoir Model Using Near-Well Refinement M. Correia, C. Maschio, D.J. Schiozer, Universidade Estadual de Campinas

Alternates/ePosters
153434 Evaluation of Multifractures Through Unconventional Log Using Gamma Functions, Facies, LSSA, and Migration of Fracture in Laminated Sandstone of Chicontepec's Formation, Chicontepec Channel, Mexico E. Estrada, L. Rodriguez Gonzales, G. Vargas,

M. Rengifo, G. Gomez; Baker Hughes J. Estrada, H. Zarate, Pemex; F. Tineo, Baker Hughes
153252 Combining Decline-Curve Analysis and Capacitance/Resistance Models To Understand and Predict the Behavior of a Mature Naturally Fractured Carbonate Reservoir Under Gas Injection S.F. Matringe, D. Castineira, QRI; H. Gonzalez-Gomez, M. Salazar-

Bustamante, Pemex

1330 to 1700

Reservoir Management and Testing

Session Chairpersons: Victor Cedeno, Weatherford; Mario Vasquez, Pemex
152592 Talking to the Reservoir Through PDGs: A Brazilian Deepwater Oilfield Case G.S.

Feitosa, M.A. Lucas, Petrobras

152660 Wireless Reservoir Surveillance Using Intelligent Tracers B. Williams, G. Solem,

RESMAN
150663 A New Rigorous Analytical Solution for a Vertical Fractured Well in Gas Reservoirs

A.B. Barreto, Petrobras; A.P. Pires, UENF-LENEP; A.M. Peres, Petrobras

Coffee Break 153530 Modeling and Analysis of Temperature Transients Caused by Step-Like Change of Downhole Flow Control Device Flow Area M.F. Da Silva, Petrobras; K.M. Muradov,

Heriot-Watt University; M.D. Carvalho, PUC-Rio

140288 Case History: Lessons Learned From Retrieval of Coiled Tubing Stuck by Massive Hydrate Plug When Well Testing in an Ultradeepwater Gas Well in Mexico C.R. Tigre

Maia, M. Guajardo, Halliburton; A. Olivares, P. Crespo Hernandez, E. Roman, J.J. Velazquez

Vallejo, Pemex
153634 Heavy Oil Reservoir Evaluation Using a DST String Injection Test in the Marine Region of Mexico J.R. Loaiza, Halliburton; D.B. Morales, E.U. Perez, F.G. Saravia, Pemex; P.

Ruiz, Halliburton

Alternates/ePosters
152128 Including the Effect of Capillary Pressure To Estimate Critical Rate in Water Coning Well K. Ling, Texas A&M University 153550 Production Logging During Shut-In To Characterize Water Production in Vertical Wells With Multizone Completions T.P. Sampaio, A.L. Morosov, C.D. Camargo, Petrobras

1330 to 1700

Drilling and Completions III

Session Chairpersons: Ewerton Araujo, Statoil; Bob Poe, Schlumberger
151031 Integrated Cementing Hydraulics Design for Massive Salt Zones A.L. Martins, M.G.

Folsta, P.E. Aranha, Petrobras

153736 Thermally Stable Cutter Technology Advances PDC Performance in Hard and Abrasive Formations, Kuwait A. Hussein, N. Al-Anezi, A.Q. Al-sarraf, A.K. Dhabria, H.A. Baqer,

Kuwait Oil Company; H. Maliekkal, O. Ghoneim, J. Zhang, Smith

152251 Field Application of New Proppant Detection Technology - A Case History of the Putumayo Basin of Colombia F.E. Torres Carreno, Gran Tierra Energy Colombia; T.T.

Palisch, Carbo Ceramics; W. Reinoso, GranTierra Energy Colombia Limited; P. Campo, Halliburton
Coffee Break 153468 Instrumented Yates Tail Completion: A Good Practice for Monitoring Cantarell Reservoir's Behavior J.T. Ladron De Guevara, G.A. Marcela, R. Posadas, Pemex 153676 State-of-the-Art and Future Trend of Drilling: An Experimental Study M.E. Hossain,

A.A. Al-Majed, A.S. Apaleke, King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals
152539 Friction Reduction Using Low Pressure Shock Tool With Downhole Agitator Tool F.

Baez, OXY; A. Alali, S.P. Barton, National Oilwell Varco

Alternates/ePosters
153450 Use of Liner Drilling Technology To Ensure Proper Liner Setting: A Mexico Case Study

A.J. Belloso Damiano, J.R. Scott, J.M. Rivera Rodriguez, J.R. Pina Nava, Baker Hughes; J. Resendiz Robles, J.V. Silva Garcia, J.C. Garcia Mendez, Pemex
153721 A Study of Kick Detection in Ester and n-Paraffin Based Drilling Fluids N.R. Kim, P.R.

Ribeiro, Universidade Estadual de Campinas; O.A. Santos, Petrobras

1330 to 1700

EOR/IOR and Mature Fields II

Session Chairpersons: Victor Arana, Pemex; Jose Daudt, Maersk Oil
152129 Fractional Flow in Radial Flow System: A Study for Peripheral Waterflood K. Ling,

Texas A&M University

152731 Numerical Simulation of Cyclic Injection of CO2 and H2S in Naturally Fractured Heavy Oil Field K.G. Padua, Petrobras 153049 Optimizing CO2 Injection in an Offshore Field Considering Operational Constraints

M.B. Rosa, C.C. Branco, Petrobras

Coffee Break 153182 Design and Results of an Air Injection Pilot Test in NFR H. Rodriguez Garcia, F. Garcia-

Hernandez, A. Leon Garcia, B. Martinez, V.H. Arana, Pemex

152689 Mature Carbonate Heavy Oil Field Exploitation Strategies Case: The Cretaceous Ku Field, Mexico E. Perez Martinez, A. Rojas-Figueroa, Pemex 153564 Air Injection in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs To Incorporate Oil Reserves J.A.

Gonzalez Guevara, Pemex

Alternates/ePosters
153616 Streamlines Simulation of Polymer Slugs Injection in Petroleum Reservoirs A.P.

Pires, B.J. Vicente, V.I. Priimenko, UENF-LENEP

152317 A Successful Design Methodology for Stimulating Wells With High Water Cut E.F.

Ordonez, A.W. Milne, Schlumberger; M. Robles, Petroproduccion

1330 to 1700

Naturally Fractured Reservoirs

Session Chairpersons: Roberto Aguilera, University of Calgary; Joel Le Calvez, Schlumberger
153310 Recent Advances in Dynamic Modeling of Naturally Fractured Reservoirs R.

Camacho Velazquez, M.A. Vasquez-Cruz, Pemex; G. Fuentes-Cruz, Instituto Mexicano Del Petroleo
153615 Interference Tests Analysis in Fractured Formations With a Time-Fractional Equation

A. De Swaan, R. Camacho Velazquez, M.A. Vasquez-Cruz, Pemex

152545 Water Coning in Naturally Fractured Carbonate Heavy Oil Reservoir - A Simulation Study E.M. Perez, F. Rodriguez De La Garza, Pemex; F. Samaniego -Verduzco, National

University of Mexico

Coffee Break 153741 Effect of Natural Fracture Properties on Production Variability of Individual Wells in Multiphase Oil Reservoirs R. Aguilera, University of Calgary; F. Garcia-Hernandez,

Pemex; L. Gonzalez, B.A. Lopez, University of Calgary

153467 Water Breakthrough in Naturally Fractured Carbonate Reservoirs J.G. Flores, H.E.

Huerta, Schlumberger; A. Ramirez Aragon, Pemex

153708 Development of a Static/Dynamic Model for Chac Field Based on a Novel Multidisciplinary Workflow R. Ortega Galindo, A. Galindo-Nava, Pemex; E. Perez-Alvis,

Schlumberger; E. Ortuno, C.A. Gonzalez Morales, Pemex

Alternates/ePosters
153275 A Method for Probabilistic Forecasting of Oil Rates in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs

J. Munoz, R. Paz Palenzuela, CBM; R. Aguilera, University of Calgary

153393 Gas Coning and Channeling Management in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs With Applications to the Akal-Cantarell Field F. Rodriguez De La Garza, R. Ortega-Galindo,

Pemex; E. Garcia-Pietri, Schlumberger

1330 to 1700

Risk Analysis and Evaluation of Oil and Gas Developments II

Session Chairpersons: Victor Huerta, Repsol YPF; Olmedo Jaimes, Schlumberger
151825 Risk Analysis and Economic Evaluation of Oil And Gas Prospects Offshore Uruguay S.

Ferro, J. Tomasini, E. Morales, ANCAP

152733 The Impact of Price Scenarios on Production Curve and Reserves K.G. Padua,

Petrobras
153176 Uncertainty History Matching and Forecasting: A Field Case Application G.G. Becerra,

A. Modenesi, E.A. Lisboa, Petrobras Coffee Break

153482 A Model for Realistic Measurement of Correlation Between Oil Production Projects and Its Implications for Portfolio Selection G.A. Costa Lima, A.F. Gaspar Ravagnani, D.J.

Schiozer, Universidade Estadual de Campinas

153431 Methodology To Quantify the Value of Information Incorporating Operational Flexibility H.D. Bovolenta, D.J. Schiozer, F.P. Munerato, Universidade Estadual de

Campinas
153639 Results of the Implementation of the Project Management System: Towards a Competitive Quality Model L.F. Garcia, F.O. Betancourt Quiroga, L.M. Linero Barnos, J.G.

Naranjo, J.S. Pina, Ecopetrol