FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Petroleum
Geostatistics 2007

10 - 14 September 2007
Cascais, Po rtugal

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 GENERAL INFORMATION

Venue
Pestana Cascais****
Avenida Manuel Júlio Carvalho e Costa, 115
2754-518 Cascais
Portugal
Tel.: +351 214825900
Fax: +351 214825977

Opening hours conference secretariat

Monday 10 September 16.00 - 21.00 hrs
Tuesday 11 September 08.00 - 17.30 hrs
Wednesday 12 September 08.30 - 18.00 hrs
Thursday 13 September 08.30 - 17.30 hrs
Friday 04 September 08.30 - 12.00 hrs

Limited attendance
Please note that this will be a limited attendance conference.

Catering
Lunch is included in the registration fee as well as the morning and
afternoon coffee and tea breaks at the designated coffee point.

Important dates
Deadline Early Registration 01 July 2007
Deadline Pre-Registration 15 August 2007
Conference 10 - 14 September 2007

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 TECHNICAL PROGRAMME

Tuesday 11 September Wednesday 12 September

Lecture room Lecture room

GEOLOGICAL MODELLING PRODUCTION DATA INTEGRATION
P. Abrahamsen (Norwegian Computing Center) & J. Caers (Stanford University) & X. Yu (China University of
H. Al-Qassab (Saudi Aramco) Geosciences)

09.00 Opening address Henning Omre 09.00 Ensemble Kalman Filtering - G. Evensen* (Hydro Research Centre)

09.10 Linking Rock Physics and Geostatistics for Reservoir 09.40 Ensemble Kalman Filter for Gaussian Mixture Models - L. Dovera*
Characterization - T. Mukerji* (Stanford University) (A01) (Eni SpA) & E. Della Rossa (Eni SpA) (A16)

09.50 Elements for Stochastic Structural Perturbation of Stratigraphic 10.05 Hybridization of the Probability Perturbation Method with
Models - G. Caumon* (School of Geology, Nancy Université), Gradient Information - K. Johansen* (Technical University of
A.L. Tertois (Paradigm Geophysical) & L. Zhang (Nancy Université / Denmark), J. Caers (Stanford University) & S. Suzuki (Stanford
CAS Beijing) (A02) University) (A17)

10.15 Volumetric Modeling of Faults - A. Skorstad* (Norwegian Computing 10.30 Stochastic Facies Modelling Using the Level Set Method -
Center), P. Røe (Norwegian Computing Center), A.R. Syversveen D. Moreno* (CIPR, U. of Bergen) & S.I. Aanonsen (CIPR, U. of Bergen)
(Norwegian Computing Center), H.H. Soleng (Norwegian Computing
Center) & J. Tveranger (Centre for Integrated Petroleum Research) (A03) 10.55 Break

10.40 Multivariate Geostatistical Simulation of Full Permeability Tensors 11.25 Bayesian Calibration of Reservoir Models Using a Coarse-Scale
on Unstructured Grids - J.G. Manchuk* (University of Alberta), Reservoir Simulatorin the Prior Specification - O.P. Lødøen
M. Hassanpour (University of Alberta) & C.V. Deutsch (University of (Statoil) & H Tjelmeland* (Norwegian University of Science and
Alberta) (A04) Technology) (A19)

11.05 Break
11.25 Applying Multiple-Point Geostatistics to Reservoir Modeling –
A Practical Perspective - T. Zhang* (Schlumberger-Doll Research),
D. McCormick (Schlumberger-Doll Research), N. Hurley (Schlumberger-
Doll Research) & C. Signer (Schlumberger-Doll Research) (A05)
11.50 Growthsim – A Multiple Point Framework for Pattern Simulation -
K. Eskandari* (University of Texas at Austin) &
S. Srinivasan (University of Texas at Austin) (A06)
12.15 Conditioning a Process-Based Fluvial Model Using a Non-Stationary
Multiple-Point Statistics Approach - T. Chugunova* (IFP), L.Y. Hu (IFP) &
O. Lerat (IFP) (A07)
SEISMIC DATA INVERSION
J.S. Gunning (CSIRO Petroleum) & J. Leguijt (Shell International
Exploration & Production BV)
14.00 Wavelet Extraction – An Essay in Model Selection and Uncertainty -
J.S. Gunning* (CSIRO Petroleum) (A08)
14.25 Depth-to-Time Conversion Errors in Bayesian Seismic Wavelet
Estimation - O. Kolbjornsen* (Norwegian Computing Center),
R. Hauge (Norwegian Computing Center) & A. Buland (Statoil
ASA) (A09)
11.50 Combining Well Logs and Well Test Data in Permeability Modelling
Using Fast Fourier Transform - F. Georgsen* (Norwegian Computing
Center), P. Abrahamsen (Norwegian Computing Center) & A. Skorstad
(Norwegian computing Center) (A20)
12.15 A Multi-Scale-Oriented Blocking Markov Chain Monte Carlo
Method for Inverse Stochastic Simulation - J. Fu* (Universidad
Politecnica de Valencia) & J. Gomez-Hernandez (Universidad
Politecnica de Valencia) (A21)
GEOLOGICAL MODELLING
C. Daly (Schlumberger) & L.Y. Hu (Institut Français du Pétrole)
14.00 Process Based Stochastic Modelling of Deep Marine Reservoirs -
P. Abrahamsen* (Norwegian Computing Center), B. Fjellvoll (Norwegian
Computing Center) & R. Hauge (Norwegian Computing Center) (A22)
14.25 Random Genetic Simulation of Lobes – Internal Architecture
Construction and Gridding - P.Y.A. Biver* (TOTAL SA), D. D’Or (FSS
International) & A. Walgenwitz (FSS International) (A23)
14.50 Simulation of Petrophysical Property Trends within Facies
Geobodies - S. Strebelle* (Chevron Energy Technology Company) (A24)
Break
15.15

14.50 Stochastic Inversion with a Global Perturbation Method - A. Soares*

(CMRP - IST), J.D. Diet (CGG Veritas) & L. Guerreiro (Partex Oil and
Gas) (A10)

15.15 Break

15.45 Nonlinear Bayesian Joint Inversion of Seismic Reflection

Coefficients - T.E. Rabben* (Norwegian University of Science &
Technology), H. Tjelmeland (Norwegian University of Science &
Technology) & B. Ursin (Norwegian University of Science &
Technology) (A11)

16.10 Geostatistical AVO Inversion on a Deepwater Oil Field - P. Dahle*

(Norwegian Computing Center), O. Kolbjørnsen (Norwegian
Computing Center), R. Hauge (Norwegian Computing Center),
E. Della Rossa (ENI), F. Luoni (ENI) & A.J. Marini (ENI) (A12)

16.35 Sparse-Spike Seismic Inversion with Structural and Well Log

Constraints - J.A. Kane* (Shell International Exploration &
Production Inc.) & W. Rodi (MIT) (A13)

17.00 Bayesian Stochastic Inversion of Seismic Data in a Stratigraphic

Grid - R. Moyen* (CGGVeritas), R. Bornard (CGGVeritas),
T. Crozat (CGGVeritas), P.M. Doyen (CGGVeritas), I. Escobar
(TOTAL), P. Williamson (TOTAL), A. Cherrett (TOTAL) &
P. Thore (TOTAL) (A14)

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Wednesday 12 September
Poster area
POSTERS
15.45 Building Porosity Model of Coalbed Using Collocated Cokriging -
S.H. Li* (Yangtze University), C.M. Zhang (Yangtze University) &
A.M. Hu (China United Coalbed Methane Company Limited) (P01)
15.45 Seismic Integration for Better Geological Modeling Study of
Complex Fault Block Reservoir in East China - W. Zhang* (China
University of Petroleum), C.Y. Lin (China University of Petroleum) &
C.M. Dong (China University of Petroleum) (P02)
15.45 Principal Component Analysis Applied to Seismic Horizon
Interpretations - H. Sabeti* (University of Tehran), A. Javaherian
(University of Tehran) & B. Nadjar Araabi (University of Tehran) (P03)
15.45 Optimized Field Development Planning Using Geostatistical
Modeling – Case Study from the Sooner Field, Colorado,
USA - M.D. McCormack* (Seismic Micro-Technology) (P04)
15.45 Facies Geometry Uncertainty in Reservoir Model, a Case Study -
Y. Sutadiwiria* (BPMIGAS, Government Executive Agency), W. Widodo
(Roxar Software Solution), E. Rukmono (JOB PT. BSP-PERTAMINA) &
D. Hernadi (JOB PT. BSP-PERTAMINA) (P05)
15.45 Effects of Grid Block Dimensions and Heterogeneity Scale on Flow
Simulation Results - G. Bourgault* (Computer Modelling Group Ltd)
& A. Hiebert (Computer Modelling Group Ltd) (P06)
15.45 Use of Geostatistics to Assess Seismic Data Quality at Processing
and Interpretation Stages - J.-L. Piazza* (TOTAL), F. Ribot (TOTAL) &
S. Viard (ERM.S) (P07)
15.45 Parallelization of Sequential Simulation Procedures - H.S. Vargas*
(Instituto Superior Técnico), H. Caetano (Instituto Superior Técnico) &
M. Filipe (Instituto Superior Técnico) (P08)
15.45 Signal Analysis and Geostatistics on Seismic Dataset – Improving
the Computational Performance with Fourier Transform -
E.C. Mundim* (Petrobras S.A.) & A.Z. Remacre (UNICAMP) (P09)
15.45 Fuzzy Geological Model - E.V. Kovalevskiy* (Central Geophysical
Expedition JSC) (P10)
15.45 A Methodology to Rescale the Vertical Coordinate into Geological
Time Using a Geostatistical Analysis of Log Data - M. Lefranc*
(Andra / EMP), B. Beaudoin (Ecole des Mines de Paris), J.P. Chilès
(Ecole des Mines de Paris), D. Guillemot (Andra), C. Ravenne (Institut
Français du Pétrole) & A. Trouiller (Andra) (P11)
15.45 Applying Velocity Analysis to 3D Seismic-Based Mapping Error
Quantification - N.L. Ivanova* (Central Geophysical Expedition
JSC), A.G. Averbukh (Central Geophysical Expedition JSC) & S.Y. Graf
(Central Geophysical Expedition JSC) (P12)
15.45 Sensitivity of Geostatistical Modeling Parameters on Reservoir
Flow Behavior - J.F.M. Van Doren* (Delft University of Technology
(DUT)), G. de Jager (DUT), J.D. Jansen (DUT / Shell International E&P),
S.M. Luthi (DUT) & S.G. Douma (Shell International E&P) (P13)
15.45 Geostatistical History Matching with Direct Sequential
Transformation of Images - H Mata-Lima* (University of Madeira) &
A. Soares (Group for Modelling Petroleum Reservoirs of CERENA) (P14)
15.45 Gradual Deformation Method as a Geostatistical Based Inverse
Method for the Estimation of Flow and Transport Parameters -
E. Mouche* (Commissariat à l’Energie Atomique) (P15)
15.45 Geostatistical Seismic Inversion Applied to a Carbonate Reservoir -
L. Guerreiro* (Partex Oil and Gas), C. Maciel (Partex Oil and Gas),
A. Real (Partex Oil and Gas), F. Silva (Partex Oil and Gas), A. Al Shaikh
(Abu Dhabi On-Shore Oil Company - ADCO), M.A. Al Shems (Abu
Dhabi On-Shore Oil Company - ADCO), H. Caetano (Instituto Superior
Tecnico) & A. Soares (Instituto Superior Tecnico) (P16)
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15.45 Estimating Uncertainty in Reserves from Deterministic Seismic
Inversion - M.S. Sams* (Fugro-Jason (M) Sdn. Bhd.) & D. Saussus
(Fugro-Jason) (P17)
15.45 Structural Variography of Seismic Cubes Using Morphological
Segmentation - L.D. Sandjivy* (ERM.S GROUP) & T.F. Faucon (ERM.S
GROUP) (P18)
15.45 The Impact of Multiple-Point Statistics on Estimation – Kriging
vs E-Type - B. Dujardin* (Stanford University), A. Journel (Stanford
University) & A. Boucher (Stanford University) (P19)
15.45 Integration of Disparate Data with Logratios of Conditional
Probabilities - S. Hong* (University of Alberta), J.M. Ortiz (University
of Chile) & C.V. Deutsch (University of Alberta) (P20)
15.45 Modeling Atolls by Truncated Gaussian Simulation -
A.R. Syversveen* (Norwegian Computing Center) (P21)
15.45 Conditional Simulation with the Projection Method - J. Leguijt*
(Shell International Exploration & Production BV) (P22)
15.45 An Inversion Methodology to Calibrate the Model of an
Heterogeneous Aquifer from Wellbore Flow Measurements – Case
Study - H. Pourpak* (Institut Français du Pétrole), B. Bourbiaux
(Institut Français du Pétrole), F. Roggero (Institut Français du Pétrole),
B. Doligez (Institut Français Du Pétrole) & F. Delay (University of
Poitiers) (P23)
15.45 History Match by Simultaneous Calibration of Flow Functions -
A. Barrera* (The University of Texas at Austin) & S. Srinivasan
(The University of Texas at Austin) (P24)
15.45 Reservoir Model Updating by Ensemble Kalman Filter – Practical
Approaches Using Grid Computing Technology - X. Li* (Louisiana State
University), Z. Lei (Lousiana State University), C.D. White (Louisiana
State University) & G. Allen (Louisiana State University) (P25)
15.45 The Application of Stochastic Inversion to Improve the Reservoir
Characterization Process - S.S. Sancevero* (Campinas State
University), A.Z. Remacre (Campinas State University), R.S. Portugal
(Campinas State University) & E.C. Mundim (Petrobras) (P26)
15.45 Reservoir Grid Realisations Constrainted by Structural Uncertainties -
P. Thore* (TOTAL) & A. Shtuka (Shtuka consulting) (P27)
15.45 Geological Process-Oriented Heterogeneity Modeling – Methodology
and Case Study - R. Wen* (Geomodeling Technology Corp.) (P28)
15.45 Controling the Location of Deposits in Meandering Channelized
Reservoir Models - J. Rivoirard* (Ecole des Mines de Paris), I. Cojan (Ecole
des Mines de Paris) & F. Geffroy (Ecole des Mines de Paris) (P29)
15.45 Using Multiple Point Statistics and Facies Distribution Modeling
to Understand Flow Behavior in Carbonate Reservoirs - M. Levy*
(Chevron Energy Technology Company), W. Milliken (Chevron Energy
Technology Company), P.M. Harris (Chevron Energy Technology
Company) & S. Strebelle (Chevron Energy Technology Company) (P30)
15.45 “Base Case”, “Multi-Realizations” and “Multi-Scenarios”, Current
Status and Questioning P. Schirmer* (TOTAL), V. Neillo (TOTAL),
N. Mine (TOTAL) & J. Massot (TOTAL) (P31)
15.45 Geostatistical Downscaling and Simulation of Fine-Resolution
NDVI Data from Satellite Images - P. Frykman* (GEUS - Geol. Survey
Denmark and Greenland), I. Sandholt (Inst. Geography and Geology,
Univ. Copenhagen) & A. Nørgaard (Inst. Geography and Geology,
Univ. Copenhagen) (P32)
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Lecture room Lecture room

SEISMIC DATA INVERSION
P.M. Doyen (CGGVeritas) & E.V. Kovalevskiy (Central Geophysical
Expedition JSC)
09.00 Probabilistic Formulation of Inverse Problems - A. Tarantola*
09.00
(Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris) (A25)
09.40 Seismic Inversion Using Multi-Point Geostatistics and Rock Physics -
09.25
E.F. Gonzalez* (Shell International Exploration & Production Inc.),
T. Mukerji (Stanford Universiy), G. Mavko (Stanford Universiy),
A. O’Halloran (Shell International Exploration & Production Inc.) &
S. Gesbert (Shell International Exploration & Production Inc.) (A26)
SEISMIC DATA INVERSION/GEOLOGICAL MODELLING
J.-P. Chiles (Ecole des Mines de Paris) & C.V. Deutsch
(University of Alberta)
Ensemble Kalman Filter Adjusted to Time-Lapse Seismic Data -
I. Myrseth* (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) (A39)
A Methodology to Assimilate Seismic Data in Addition to Production
Data on Real Field Applications Using the Ensemble Kalman Filter -
J.-A. Skjervheim* (Norsk Hydro), G. Evensen (Norsk Hydro),
S.I. Aanonsen (CIPR, U. of Bergen) & J. Hove (Norsk Hydro) (A40)

10.05 Downscaling Seismic Data to the Meter Scale – Sampling and
Marginalization - S. Kalla (Louisiana State University), C.D. White
(Louisiana State University) & J. Gunning* (CSIRO Petroleum) (A27)
09.50 The Value of Seismic Amplitude Information - J. Eidsvik* (NTNU),
T. Mukerji (Stanford University) & D. Bhattacharjya (Stanford
University) (A41)

10.30 Geostatistical Inversion Constrained to Multi-Point Statistical 10.15 Break

Information Derived from Training Images - H. Caetano* (CMRP - IST) &
J. Caers (SCRF - Stanford University) (A28)
10.55 Break
11.25 Probabilistic Technique of Lithology and Fluid Units Determination
Based on Using Seismic Inversion Results - D.E. Kashcheev* (Central
Geophysical Expedition JSC) & D.G. Kirnos (Central Geophysical
Expedition JSC) (A29)
11.50 Lithology/Fluid Prediction by Simulating from the Posterior of
a Markov Chain Prior Bayesian Model - H. Hammer* (Norwegian
University of Science and Technology) & H. Tjelmeland (Norwegian
University of Science and Technology) (A30)
12.15 Lithology-Fluid Inversion Based on Prestack Seismic Data -
M. Ulvmoen* (NTNU) (A31)
10.45 Combining Stratigraphic and Sedimentological Information for
Realistic Facies Simulations - P. Kedzierski* (Gocad Research Group
- ENSG), J.L. Mallet (Gocad Research Group - ENSG) & G. Caumon
(Gocad Research Group - ENSG) (A42)
11.10 Scale Consistent Modeling for Reservoir Characterization - W. Ren*
(ConocoPhillips Canada Ltd.), T.J. Wheeler (ConocoPhillips Canada),
J.F. Richy (Total), L. Cunha (University of Alberta) & C.V. Deutsch
(University of Alberta) (A43)
11.35 Constraining 3D Earth Models by Multidisciplinary Data – Inversion,
Geostatistics, Regularisation and Data Assimilation - O. Dubrule*
(TOTAL E&P UK Ltd.), I. Escobar (TOTAL E&P UK Ltd.) & D. Kuznetsov
(TOTAL E&P UK Ltd.) (A44)

GEOLOGICAL MODELLING/PRODUCTION DATA INTEGRATION

14.00 Multipoint Statistics in Reservoir Modelling and in Computer Vision -

C. Daly* (Schlumberger) & C. Knudby (Schlumberger Research) (A32)

14.25 Modification of the Snesim Algorithm - M. Stien* (Norwegian

Computing Center), P. Abrahamsen (Norwegian Computing
Center), R. Hauge (Norwegian Computing Center) & O. Kolbjørnsen
(Norwegian Computing Center) (A33)

14.50 Real-time Post-Processing Method to Enhance Multiple-Point

Statistics Simulation - S. Suzuki (Stanford University) & S. Strebelle*
(Chevron Energy Technology Company) (A34)

15.15 Break

15.45 Assessing the Dimensionality of Random Fields with Karhunen-

Loève Expansion - T. Romary* (IFP) & L.Y. Hu (IFP) (A35)

16.10 Using Distances and Kernels to Parameterize Spatial Uncertainty

for Flow Applications - C. Scheidt* (Stanford University) & J. Caers
(Stanford University) (A36)

16.35 History Matching in Low-Dimensional Connectivity-Vector Space -

K. Park* (Stanford University) & J. Caers (Stanford University) (A37)

17.00 History Matching of Reservoir Structure Subject to Prior

Geophysical and Geological Constraints - S. Suzuki (Stanford
University), J. Caers (Stanford University) & G. Caumon* (Nancy
School of Geology) (A38)

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Keynote speakers Limited attendance
Prof. Albert Tarantola Inverse Problems Please note that this will be a limited attendance conference.
Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris
Dr. Tapan Mukerji Rock Physics Models Methods of payment
Stanford University All payments must be made in Euro (€)
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Dr. Geir Evensen Ensemble Kalman
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Norsk Hydro AS Filtering
• By banker’s draft (payable to EAGE Conferences bv)
Dr. Olivier Dubrule State of the Art
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Total E&P UK
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We highly encourage PhD and MSc Students to attend this transfers.
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