Monday 10th September

Reservoir and Production Geochemistry

 

P34-MO. Using Asphaltenes To Reconstruct The Original Charge Compositions And Volumetrics Of Petroleum In Reservoir Compartments. Katja Theuerkorn, Brian Horsfield, Rolando Di Primio & Heinz Wilkes.
P35-MO. Unravelling The Oily Past Of Giant Gas Fields Using Oil-Bearing Fluid Inclusions. Herbert Volk, Simon C. George, Mark P. Brincat, John M. Kennard, Dianne S. Edwards, Chris J. Boreham, Manzur Ahmed & Mark Lisk.
P36-MO. Characterization Of Hydrocarbon Inclusions In Reservoirs By Laser Micropyrolysis GC/MS (LMP-GC/MS). Takaaki Sakaguchi, Susumu Okubo, Keiko Hatano, Hideki Matsubayashi & Kunihiro Tsuchida.
P37-MO. Evaluation Of Fluid Continuity And Reservoir Quality By Mud Gas Isotope Mapping - A Case Study From The Grane Field, Offshore Norway. Linda Schulz, Elin Rein, Vibeke Hatlø & Marian Våge.
P38-MO. Quantitative Hydrocarbon Extraction From Drilling Mud Allows Accurate Evaluation Of Formation Fluid Composition. Jerome Breviere, Jacques Lessi, Patrice Jaulneau, Martin Niemann & Shell's Feast Team.
P39-MO. A Mud Additive Influencing The Geochemical Interpretations Of Hydrocarbon Shows. Sverre Ekrene Ohm, Dag Arild Karlsen, Kristian Backer-Owe, Jon Halvar Pedersen & Hugh Beeley.
P40-MO. Application Of Reservoir Geochemistry In The Southeastern Ghadamis Basin, Libya. Mohamed Elkelani.
P41-MO. Using Heterocompounds And Stable Isotopes To Quantify And Predict Alteration Processes In Petroleum Reservoirs. Raingard M. Haberer, Andrea Vieth, Heinz Wilkes, Rolando Di Primio & Brian Horsfield.
P42-MO. A Numerical Simulation To Interpret Viscosity Variations Of Oils From The Recôncavo Basin, Brazil. Hélen Gomes Maria De Aguiar & Henrique Luiz De Barros Penteado.
P43-MO. Biodegradation And Associated Production Problems In Soku Field, Eastern Nigeria. Elijah Ukpabio & Oluseye Ososanya.
P44-MO. Integrating Upstream And Downstream Technologies To Address Heavy Oil Production And Refining Issues. Cara L. Davis, Lloyd M. Wenger, Sebastien L. Dreyfus & Clifford C. Walters.
P45-MO. Multiple Applications Of Geochemical Production Allocation In North Sea Operations. Robert J. Elsinger, Francois Gelin & Elise Leenaarts.
P46-MO. Withdrawn.
P47-MO. Using Time-Lapse Geochemistry For Reservoir Production Surveillance: Concept And Learnings From The Gulf Of Mexico. Alexei Milkov & Leon Dzou.
P48-MO. 4D Reservoir Geochemistry - The Behaviour Of Phenols And Volatile Fatty Acids During Production. Christian Hallmann, Ben Van Aarssen, Bob Davis & Andrew Murray.
P49-MO. Preliminary Results On The Influence Of Steam Injection Process On Organosulfur Compounds In Sulfates-Rich Petroleum Reservoirs. Isabelle Kowalewski, Teddy Parra, Pierre Adam & Pierre Albrecht.
P50-MO. Evaluating H2S Generated By A Steam Treated Oil Sand:  An Experimental Investigation Leading To A Kinetic Model Based On Sulphur Evolution. Violaine Lamoureux-Var & François Lorant.
P51-MO. Generation Of H2S And Other Gases During Thermal Recovery Of Heavy Oils. Rong Hwang & Yongchun Tang.
P52-MO. Dissolution And Alteration Of The Deep Carbonate Reservoirs By TSR. G. Zhu, S. Zhang, Y. Liang & J. Dai.
P53-MO. Geochemical Characterization Of Solid Bitumen Deposited Within The Mississippian Sandstone Reservoir Of The Hitch Field, Southwest Kansas. Dongwon Kim & R. Paul Philp.
P54-MO. Are Insoluble Bitumens Formed By Thermal Cracking In Petroleum Reservoirs? Andrew Mort, Fatima Laggoun-Defarge, Isabelle Kowalewski, Alain-Yves Huc, Jean-Noel Rouzaud & Fabrice Muller.
P55-MO. Thermogenic Wet Gas As Indicator Of Caprock Leakage And Leakage Mechanism In North Sea Reservoirs. Selegha Abrakasa.