SPE Young Professionals meeting, June 22, 2017

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  • Start Time: Thursday, 22 June 2017, 19:00
  • Event Type: Conference

We invite you to SPE young professionals meeting on "SPE PRMS: Why it exists and how to use it".

 

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SPE Young Professionals meeting, June 22, 2017

The presentation will be delivered in English

 

Meeting will take place on June 22,Thursday, at 1900 hours at Pokrovskiy bulvar 3 bld. 1, Moscow.

Meeting is open for everyonenot only young professionals!

Preliminary registration is required!

Please reserve a place and send your full name (including middle name), company and job title to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. not later than 1200 on June 21. You will have a confirmation after you’re registered.

Looking forward to seeing you!

 

More details about the topic:

SPE PRMS: Why it exists and how to use it

The SPE PRMS has been adopted by the oil and gas industry as a way of managing petroleum resources from conception to exhaustion.

This talk looks at the history of estimates of quantities of petroleum, starting from Prospective Resources, through Contingent Resources to Reserves.

We discuss the key role of a project to develop the petroleum resources and the criteria to be satisfied by the project if reserves are to be booked.

A simple example is used and, starting from Exploration through Appraisal, Development and Production, it is shown how estimates of resources and, later, reserves are made using both deterministic and probabilistic methods.

 

About author:

John Gallivan

TRACS-Consult

John has been working in TRACS-Consult, Moscow since 2002 and with TRACS-International in Kazakhstan, Russia and Scotland since 1995.  

Between 1979 and 1994 he worked as a petroleum engineer with BNOC, Britoil and BP in Scotland and USA. 

He has a PhD in particle physics from Caltech, USA and BSc & Msc in mathematics and physics from UCD, Ireland.

He has been aт SPE member since 1979 and his hobbies are astronomy, sea cruising and Irish music.

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