2019 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

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1 JUNE 11-13, 2019 CALGARY, CANADA NORTH AMERICA S LEADING ENERGY EVENT 2019 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS SHAPING THE FUTURE OF ENERGY GLOBALPETROLEUMSHOW.COM STAKEHOLDERS ORGANIZED BY

2 GPS CONFERENCE OVERVIEW Global Petroleum Show (GPS), North America s leading energy event, brings together over 51,000 thought leaders, influencers and professionals from around the globe. Officials from government, national and international energy companies across the entire supply chain convene to share innovative technologies and engage in complex and controversial discussions aimed to shape the future of the energy industry. In 2018, GPS launched an inaugural three-day technical and business conference led by the GPS Executive & Technical Committees, comprised of over 55 industry players. The conference creates a platform for conversations around critical issues including the important role of Indigenous groups, responsible hydrocarbon production and disruptive technologies. For the last 50 years, Global Petroleum Show has experienced significant transformation alongside the evolving industry. The event has adapted to provide a bigger and better platform for key industry players to gather and engage in dialogue that reflects the state of the energy industry from pipeline disputes and rising oil prices, to environmental trends and geopolitical issues around the world. Over 600 conference delegates from around the world engage in dynamic discussions regarding peak oil prices, oil shortage uncertainty, surging shale oil production, pipeline expansion and the need for greater market access. Seminars explore the demand for transformative business models and technologies such as blockchain, artificial intelligence and deep machine learning facilitated by some of the industry s most accomplished thinkers and innovators. GPS CONFERENCE 2018 AT A GLANCE 600+ Delegates 100+ Expert Speakers 60+ Technical Sessions 4 Technical Rooms 30+ Posters Presented 20 Technical Streams 2 SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT

3 2018 PAST CONFERENCE DELEGATES TECHNICAL CATEGORIES FOR 2019 PROPOSALS Alternative Energy Drilling & Completion E&P Geoscience Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) Environmental Management Field Development & Infrastructure Geology & Play Development Health & Safety People & Talent Pipeline & Processing Facilities Post-Production Reservoir Engineering globalpetroleumshow.com/speak 3

4 WHY SUBMIT The 2019 Call for Abstracts is open to energy professionals to submit proposals before December 14, 2018, to be considered for the GPS Business & Technical Conference. Submit an abstract online and share your knowledge, experience and solutions with industry colleagues from around the world. The conference is projected to host 100+ speakers from more than 30 leading energy countries, providing you with access to a wealth of critical, much needed information. Selected speakers will meet the people that matter: key international companies, strategic, technical and project influencers from Middle Eastern, American, European, African, and Asian markets. 6 REASONS TO SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT: As a distinguished speaker at GPS, the opportunity to network extends beyond the conference program, with over 1,000 exhibiting companies on the show floor with whom you can interact and meet. Extend your influence as part of an exceptional Technical Program. Present your technical knowledge and experience globally to industry colleagues. Raise your company s technical profile at the North America s leading energy event by having the opportunity to participate in media interviews. Receive early access to submit for future international events, providing extended company reach The GPS Conference is unique in that it allows you to retain the rights to your technical information, meaning you can present the same information elsewhere in the future. 4 SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT

5 WHY SUBMIT WHY PRESENT A POSTER? Participating in the Poster Session is a great way of communicating and exposing your research, service or product to the high level international conference delegates in attendance. Posters offer presenters another medium for you to participate in at the conference and is a great opportunity to reach an even wider audience throughout the three day conference. Benefits of participating in the poster session include: Having your poster displayed for all three days to up to 600+ high level delegates Opportunity to attend the conference at a reduced rate and listen in on the business and technical sessions Networking opportunities with delegates, speakers and other poster presenters All poster information will be placed on the Global Petroleum Show website before the conference to let delegates know that you will at GPS All posters will be included in the online library along with PowerPoint presentations and papers submitted from other presenters. All approved content will be made available through the GPS online library to all conference delegates after the event The poster fee includes a full three-day conference pass and covers the cost of the poster to be printed and set up onsite globalpetroleumshow.com/speak 5

6 MEET THE TECHNICAL COMMITTEE Meet the 2019 GPS Technical Committee who will be responsible for leading a peer review assessment of all technical abstracts received by the deadline. The technical committee members are all leaders in their fields and their expertise covers all aspects of the energy chain. Afshin Esmaeili Co-Founder and CEO Aimsio Candice Paton Executive Director, Clean Technology Alberta Innovates Quenton Hall Xilinx Dedicated Field Applications Engineer Avnet Electronics Otto Fanini Global Principal Engineer (Electrical), Drilling & Evaluation Baker Hughes, a GE Company Rustom Mody Vice President Technical Excellence / Enterprise Technology Baker Hughes, a GE Company Anamika Mukherjee Specialist, Technology Development Cenovus Energy Mridul Kumar Principal Advisor and Unit Manager, Reservoir Performance Products Chevron Simon Davies Manager Thermal Development CNRL Mark Anderson Reservoir Engineer Devon Canada Edwin Makkinga Strategist, Carbon and Energy Efficiency Enbridge Gobind Khiani Fellow-Piping/Pipelines Al Duerr CEO General Magnetic Laura Rodríguez Business Development Leader for Integrated Production Solutions Halliburton Amir Moutameni Senior Automation Engineer Honeywell Eric Delamaide General Manager IFP Technologies (Canada) Inc. Juana Cruz Hernández Senior Research Engineer Mexican Institute of Petroleum Terry Mandin Internet of Things (IoT) Enabler Microsoft Tim Hazlett Director, Upstream Oil and Gas Services and Technologies Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, Government of Alberta Katherine Shaver RD&E Director, Canada Nalco Champion Ryan Leskiw Director, Research Integration Northern Alberta Institute of Technology Barry Lappin Senior Business Development Advisor Petrospec Engineering Shahzad Khan Solutions Architect Integrated Architecture Rockwell Automation Matt Smith Senior Principal, Value Advisory SAP Canada Petro Nakutnyy Manager, EOR Processes Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) Erik Sellman Domain Champion Oil and Electrostatics Schlumberger OneSurface Vita Martez NSERC Industry Research Chair Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Kathleen Moe Soe Let EOR Team Leader Staatsolie Rasel Hossain Principal, Water Stantec Consulting Dan Giurescu Founder TerraHub Dr. Ergun Kuru Professor and Director School of Mining and Petroleum Engineering University of Alberta Dr. Huazhou (Andy) Li Assistant Professor University of Alberta Dr. Tayfun Babadagli Professor, NSERC Industrial Research Chair in Unconventional Oil Recovery University of Alberta List of committee members as of September 4, 2018, for the most up to date list go to globalpetroleumshow.com/committee-members/ 6 SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT

7 TECHNICAL CATEGORIES FOR PROPOSALS The 2019 GPS Technical Committee welcomes abstract proposals for technologies and applications for the oil and gas industry. The Committee offers the following list of categories and themes as a general guideline. Submissions not fitting into this list, but relevant to the oil and gas value chain are most welcome. ALTERNATIVE ENERGY Bioenergy Hydro Nuclear energy Power generation Smart grid/meters Solar (PV and thermal) Wind (onshore/offshore) DRILLING & COMPLETION Artificial lift optimization Cold production (CHOPS) Corrosion and erosion Drilling and completion engineering and design Drilling fluid and cementing technology Drilling technologies and services (including engineering consulting & design, rathole drilling, multidirectional drilling) Fluids analysis (frac fluids, drilling mud, produced water) High temperature and pressure downhole instrumentation Hydraulic fracture techniques Well completion and stimulation equipment and machinery (including packers and isolation tools) Well completion and stimulation technologies and services (including consulting and design) Well completion and stimulation wireline/stickline and perforating services Well injection Well integrity management Well intervention and workover services (coil, rig, rigless, snubbing) E&P GEOSCIENCE Exploration and reservoir characterization Exploratory test wells (tested with current geophysical techniques) Geomatics and remote sensing Geophones and electronic detonators Geophysical downhole and seismic data interpretation Geophysical technologies including prospecting and surveying (including 4-D seismic techniques) Software data management systems Categories as of September 4, 2018 and subject to change. globalpetroleumshow.com/speak 7

8 TECHNICAL CATEGORIES FOR PROPOSALS ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY (EOR) Chemical flooding Electric and/or radio frequency heating EOR and economic value analysis EOR pilot design and construction Field-wide commercial production Limited commercial production testing Partial upgrading technologies Solvent injection Thermal (steam, in-situ combustion and hybrid methods) Water/polymer injection ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Carbon capture and storage (CCS) Drilling waste management and hazardous waste removal Environmental protection services Methane emissions reduction Monitoring equipment Oilfield recycling Site remediation and reclamation Sustainability options for climate change Water treatment and recycling Well integrity, decommissioning and reclamation (end of field life planning) FIELD DEVELOPMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE Artificial lift applications Mature field optimization and revitalization Processing facilities Production optimization Reservoir engineering production and economic modeling Snubbing, workovers and servicing Surface facilities and gathering systems (including pipeline and oilfield construction) 8 SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT

9 GEOLOGY & PLAY DEVELOPMENT Core analysis Coring of wells and reservoir delineation Geologic model development Geological consulting Geological software development HEALTH & SAFETY Digital solutions Equipment and training Major accidents prevention Occupational health management Promoting safety culture Protection services PEOPLE & TALENT Building the next generation of petro-technical professionals Competency and professionalism in a changing industry Cost effective training and development Developing an agile workforce Developing capability for a continuous improvement culture Effective knowledge management strategies Instilling work ethics in the workplace Leadership development and succession management Managing change through effective knowledge management Talent acquisition strategies The value of diversity as a workforce strategy Workforce engagement strategies globalpetroleumshow.com/speak 9

10 TECHNICAL CATEGORIES FOR PROPOSALS PIPELINE & PROCESSING FACILITIES Advanced leak detection technologies (including corrosion and spill response) Building and operating natural gas plants and processing plants, LNG facilities Construction-related services Integrity management surveillance (including remote and automated), inspection (hydrostatic testing services) Pipeline and facilities engineering and design Production, installation and maintenance of pipeline infrastructure (piping, tankage, compressor and pump stations, metering stations, gate stations, valving, pig launching facilities, and monitoring facilities) POST-PRODUCTION Oil and gas marketing and distribution Petrochemical infrastructure engineering and design Processing and purifying Refining of hydrocarbons Transportation Upgrading processes RESERVOIR ENGINEERING Engineering, procurement, construction, management Reservoir analysis, advanced software and project management services Secure communication systems Security risk management Studies including oil and gas reserves estimates, production and economic modelling 10 SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT

11 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS GUIDELINES SUBMISSION DEADLINE DECEMBER 14, 2018 Technical and poster presentations for the conference will be selected from proposals submitted to the technical committee. Early submission is particularly important to ensure that the committee members have ample time to review the proposals. Late submissions will not be accepted. The deadline is December 14, Step 1. Review Technical Categories Review the list of categories to indicate the topic that best describes your proposal. A primary choice is required. Presentation proposals are evaluated on the basis of the information supplied on the presentation proposal form in accordance with the following criteria: The proposed presentation or poster must contribute to petroleum technology or be of immediate interest to the oil and gas industry and should contain significant new knowledge or experience in the oil and gas industry. The proposed presentation or poster may present information about equipment and tools to be used in exploration and production. Such presentation proposals must show the definite applications and limitations of such equipment and should avoid undue commercialism and extensive use of trade names. Step 2. Submit your Abstract All abstract submissions will need to be submitted electronically through the online submission form by the December 14, 2018 deadline. You can choose to submit just for the technical program, poster session or have your abstract considered for both presentation formats. Enter a title that is concise, yet descriptive of the primary content and application of the proposed presentation. GPS has a stated policy against use of commercial trade names, company names, or language that is commercial in tone in the presentation title, text or slides. Use of such terms will result in careful scrutiny by the technical committee in evaluating presentation proposals and the presence of commercialism in the presentation or poster may result in it being withdrawn from consideration in the final technical program. A proper review of your abstract requires that it contains adequate information on which to make a judgment. Written in English and containing 450 words, presentation proposals should include the following: Objectives/Scope: Please list the objectives and/or scope of the proposed presentation. Methods, Procedures, Process: Briefly explain your overall approach, including your methods, procedures and process. Results, Observations, Conclusions: Please describe the results, observations and conclusions of the proposed presentation. Novel/Additive Information: Please explain how this presentation will present novel (new) or additive information to the existing body of literature that can be of benefit to and/or add to the state of knowledge in the energy industry. Prior to proposal submission, management clearance must be obtained. Any issues concerning clearance (Visa, travel restrictions, lengthy approval times, budget restraints, etc) should be outlined when the abstract proposal is submitted. Step 3: Scoring Process After you have submitted your abstract for consideration the technical committee will review all submissions after the December 14, 2018 deadline. The technical committee will review the submissions based on a list of criteria given to them ahead of time. All submitters will be notified by to the main contact person indicated in the online submission form of the status of their submission by February 1, Step 4: Guidelines for Accepted Abstracts Only the information requested in the online form is required at this time. Detailed instructions on guidelines, criteria and requirements will be sent to each accepted presenter. If you are accepted for the technical program only a PowerPoint presentation will be required to be submitted before the May 31, 2019 deadline. A full technical paper is optional and not required for this event. If you are accepted for the poster session only the final print ready poster file will be required to be submitted before the May 15, 2019 deadline. A full technical paper is optional and not required for this event. Accepted speakers will be required to publish a public version of their materials pertaining to their abstract for the online library. We welcome either a full technical paper, technical poster, or public versions of your presentation. Accepted, speakers will be offered a special discounted full conference rate. A full three-day conference pass includes access to keynote speakers, business program, all technical sessions, lunches and refreshment breaks. dmg events assumes no obligation for expenses by presenters for travel, accommodation, food, visa fees or other incidental expenses. KEY DATES Before Acceptance December 14, 2018 Call for Abstracts Submission Deadline February 1, 2019 Notification of Acceptance After Acceptance April 1, 2019 Presenter/Poster Registration Deadline May 15, 2019 Poster Session Print File Deadline May 31, 2019 Presentation and Library Materials Due globalpetroleumshow.com/speak 11

12 GLOBAL PETROLEUM SHOW 2019 NORTH AMERICA S LEADING ENERGY EVENT JUNE 11-13, 2019 CALGARY, CANADA BE PART OF THE PREMIER OIL & GAS EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE 2019 CALL FOR ABSTRACTS NOW OPEN SUBMISSION DEADLINE DECEMBER 14, 2018 GLOBALPETROLEUMSHOW.COM