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Applied Play & Prospect Generation Improve quality in prospect mapping & reduce risks in volumetric assessment using practical geophysical tools Date: 26th Nov 2012 30th Nov 2012 Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Petrosync Distinguished Instructor H. Roice Nelson Jr. Founder & President, Walden 3-D INC Co-Founder & Manager, Dynamic Measurement LLC Founder & President, Dynamic Resources Corporation Leading Case Studies, Interactive Simulation Workshop, & Daily Exercises Well-known Geoscientist & Consultant with over 40 years of industry experience Founder of the successful Landmark Graphics Corporation (now under Halliburton), which introduced the first ever interactive 3D seismic interpretation workstation Extensive global field experience including in US, Iraq, Indonesia, India, Africa, etc. Published over 185 technical papers since 1973, and authored the book New Technologies in Exploration Geophysics published by Gulf Publishing 1999 Cecil Green Enterprise Awardee, a special recognition given by the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) to individuals/organizations for their distinct and worthy contribution to the industry Publication Feature Roice, to a large degree, caused a paradigm shift. The now familiar sight of workstations cranking 3D seismic data is the result of his ability to look into the future as early as 1973, when 3D surveys were still a novelty, computers ponderous mainframes, and workstations in their infancy. Dolores Proubasta The Leading Edge for SEG Supported by

Masterclass Overview Play assessment and prospect generation activities are critical in managing company capital resources. After this course, those involved with exploration activities will be able to enhance their skills in prospect generation through improved quality in prospect mapping and reduced risks in volumetric assessment. Participants will gain better understanding about the opportunities present on the field and their potential value. This training will cover at least 8 case studies derived from over 40 years of global experience of the instructor. It will include an intensive workshop simulation as well as different practical exercises which will enable participants to learn hands-on the skills and techniques they can apply to their workstations. The course will begin with an exercise which will help analyze how to improve the exploration workflow design of the companies in class. This will be calibrated with a workflow model that will be presented by the instructor. Day 1 will further equip delegates with skills in data handling, data interpretation, and software support that will enable them to develop a better framework for play and prospect generation. In Day 2, delegates will undergo a competitive workshop where they will be performing complete analysis, data interpretation, and concession bidding, until they can generate decisions for drilling prospects just like in real life. Furthermore, Day 3 will cover Structural and Stratigraphic Play Fairway and Prospect Interpretation, where delegates will be presented with data and regional trend analysis of play fairways from Iraq, North Dakota, India, Indonesia, and US. These case studies will represent different environments of different geologic basins from various geographical regions. Thereafter in Day 4, delegates will learn about how to use seismic attribute analysis to reduce risks in volumetric assessments through class exercises and case study analysis. Day 5 will then round up the course with Prospect Generation and Preparation of the Prospect Displays, where the discussion will link the technical data together with how to package prospects into a cogent proposal to management. By the end of the course, delegates will be able to generate solid play and prospect proposals which can be supported with sound technical and economic value. Masterclass Objectives Analyze and improve current workflow in generating plays and prospects Understand the importance of regional interpretation and their sub-surface properties in the prospect generation process Identify opportunities of new plays and targets for wells in license round Improve interpretation and mapping skills in data handling through a real-life bidding process simulation workshop Learn in-depth the structural and stratigraphic play fairway and prospect interpretation through real-life case study examples Reduce risks in volumetric assessments through understanding of seismic attributes of leads Generate a solid prospect proposal which can be supported with sound technical and economic value Specially Designed for The course is designed for, but not limited to those involved in the exploration process of prospect generation and play assessment activities: Geologists Geoscientists Geophysicists Petrosync Quality Limited Attendees The course has limited seats to ensure maximum learning and experience for all delegates. Certificate of Attendance You will receive a Certificate of Attendance bearing the signatures of the Trainer upon successful completion of the course. This certificate is proof of your continuing professional development. Interactive Training You will be attending training designed to share both the latest knowledge and practical experience through interactive sessions. This will provide you with a deeper and more long-term understanding of your current issues. High Quality Course Materials Printed course manual will provide you with working materials throughout the course and will be an invaluable source of reference for you and your colleagues afterward. You can follow course progress on your laptop with soft copies provided.

HYDROCARBON EXPLORATION PLAY & PROSPECT GENERATION 26TH - 30TH NOVEMBER 2012 Day One: Workflow and Regional Interpretation Introductions Course Instructor s Background Participant s Background and Goals to Obtain from the Course Workflow Design Exercise How to prepare a workflow Each participant prepares a workflow of how they generate plays and prospects Instructor presents a workflow developed for 3-D seismic and siliciclastic basins Class will analyze and compare workflows to optimize their own workflow Acquisition-Processing-Interpretation Ties to Subsurface Properties Review of impacts of some seismic acquisition and processing artifacts Common seismic interpretation errors and how to avoid them Misreading subsurface properties with seismic imaging Importance of evaluating the subsurface with as many data types as possible Freeware 3-D Models of Legacy Data for Interpretation The value of true 3-D Models Freeware which enables inexpensive 3-D evaluation spatial relationships Model, Simulate, Compare Velocity/Lithology/Interpretation Problems PSTM Interpreting in Travel-Time-Drilling in Depth Common Velocity Problems - Compaction - Fault Shadows - Gas Clouds PSDM Carbonate Plays & Clastic Plays Field Examples Saltwithdrawal Plays & Subsalt Plays Field Examples Day Two: The SALNOR Workshop (Simulation Game) Introduction to SALNOR Workshop SALNOR: a Physical Model built by the Instructor at the University of Houston s Seismic Acoustics Lab. 2-D and 3-D seismic surveys were collected over the SALNOR Model. The workshop is a game to see which team can find the most hydrocarbons. Creation of 5 Teams (Oil Companies) of 3-5 Interpreters Each The Class is divided into 5 teams (Oil companies) Each oil company is names, and starting cash is drawn by lottery A strat test and a regional seismic line are provided by each company 2-D Regional Interpretation and Well Tie Exercise with First Bid Round Companies can choose to buy data, starting with a 2-D regional survey All data is purchased from the government (workshop facilitator) Initial bids are made based on the 2-D regional seismic survey Detail 2-D Interpretation, Second Bid Round A more detail 2-D data set is then available for purchase Blocks must be owned to drill, the government (facilitator) can change the rules at any time The second bid round is based on the detail 2-D interpretation 3-D Interpretation, & Final Bid Round 3-D Data is then available for purchase As wells are drilled, which costs come from the initial lottery money, synthetics and production becomes available for purchase additional data or to drill wells Final Bid round is based on the detail 2D Interpretation Drilling Decisions Drilling requests are due by the end of the day The instructor will collate results of the bids and the drilling overnight IN-HOUSE SOLUTIONS SAVE COST IMPROVE PERFORMANCE REDUCE RISK PetroSync understands that in current economic climate, getting an excellent return on your training investment is critical for all our clients. This excellent training can be conducted exclusively for your organization. The training can be tailored to meet your specific needs at your preferred location and time. We will meet you anywhere around the globe. If you like to know more about this excellent program, please contact Jerry Tay (Conference Director) on +65 6415 4502 or email jerry.t@petrosync.com

HYDROCARBON EXPLORATION PLAY & PROSPECT GENERATION 26TH - 30TH NOVEMBER 2012 Day Three: Structural and Stratigraphic Play Fairway and Prospect Interpretation Review winning teams from SALNOR Workshop and distribution interpretation answers Detailed description of how the physical model was built and data collected Distribution of the interpretation results Summary of workshop results - Which blocks were won by which team - Drilling Results - Final value of each company after discoveries and expenses Regional Trends : Iraq and North Dakota Case Histories Data Types Spatial and Process Indexing Best Practices Example of Putting Regional Play Fairways Together in Iraq Example of Using Unconventional Data to Interpret Fault Trends in North Dakota Interpreting Structural Trends: India and Indonesia Case Histories Review of Regional 2-D Interpretation of Play Fairways in Western India Review of 3-D Structural Interpretations in Indonesia Interpreting Stratigraphic Trend: Shackelford County & Gulf Coast, Texas Case Histories Review of 3-D Interpretation of pinnacle reefs in Shackelford County, TX Review of 3-D Interpretation of siliciclastic prospects in Texas Gulf Coast Review of 3-D Interpretation of a deep siliciclastic prospect in onshore Louisiana Day Four: Seismic Attributes and Risk Analysis of Leads Play Assessments Techniques for Different Basin Types Exploration Concepts Play Fairways Leads Semi-Automatic ranking of lead size and by depth Prospects Seismic Attributes Ties to Structure, Stratigraphy, and Reservoir Delineation Seismic Wavelet Attributes Seismic Curvature Attributes Data Mining and Pattern Finding Calibration and Ranking of Concepts, Plays, Leads, and Prospects ResolveGeo Exercise Showing Interactive Attribute Analysis of Center Field, Wyoming Examples of Wavelet Attributes Examples of Curvature Attributes Examples of Spectral Decomposition Volumetric Prospect Assessments: Gulf Coast Case Histories The Suitability Matrix Vossler Case Histories Integrating Different Types of Geological and Geophysical Data Creating a Common Spatial Infrastructure for Various Data Types Risk Analysis and Risk Reduction Methods Recognize potential of basin or region: Strategic Risk Prioritize regional perspective to delineate play fairway: ENPV Fairway Qualify Leads within the Play Fairway: ENPV Strategy Quantify the Estimated Value of Potential Discoveries: ENPV Discovery Extract Estimated Value of Reserves: ENPV Reserve PROGRAM SCHEDULE 08:00 09:00 Registration (Day1) 09:00 11:00 Session I 11:00 11:15 Refreshment & Networking Session I 11:15 13:00 Session II 13:00 14:00 14:00 15:30 Lunch Session III 15:30 15:45 Refreshment & Networking Session II 15:45 17:00 Session IV 17:00 End of Day

PetroSync follows a rigorous selection process to ensure that all expert trainers have first-hand, up-to-date and practical knowledge and are leaders of their respective industrial discipline HYDROCARBON EXPLORATION PLAY & PROSPECT GENERATION 26TH - 30TH NOVEMBER 2012 Day Five: Prospect Generation and Preparation of Prospect Displays Defining the Audience for Interpretation Results Management Investors Partners Others What is a Lead? A Place to Look: Physical Space eg. Sub-salt A Concept to Pursue: Concept Space eg. Geo-Pressure Pods A New Measurement: Measurement Space eg Lightning Data Patterns Where are you on the Effort Cycle? What is a Prospect? A Place to Drill (Where Mineral Ownership is Tied Up) How to Package a Prospect? Prospect Sheets 3-D Flash (Faults, Lithologies, Amplitudes, Seals, and Horizons) Evaluating and Ranking Prospects Contract Terms - Political Risk - Environmental Risk - Play Fairway Seal, Reservoir, Source - Play Fairway Migration and Timing Hydrocarbon System - Seals, Seeps, and Charge - Reservoir and Trap - Source Maturity - Extent - Migration Historical Ps - Prospect Area, Thickness, Porosity, Water Saturation, Drive Mechanism - Prospect Volumes, Formation Volumes Factor, Recover Efficiency - Gas or Oil Analogs - Production Forecast - Estimated Capital Expense - Estimated Operating Capital - Economic Measures and Probability of Creating Value - Net Present Value Data Rooms and Presenting Concepts, Play Fairways, Leads, and Prospects Outsourced Data Rooms In-House Data Rooms Course and Instructor Evaluation WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND PETROSYNC S EVENTS To ensure that all objectives of the course matches yours, all PetroSync programs are developed after intensive and extensive research within the industry PetroSync programs focus on your immediate working issues to ensure that you are able to apply and deliver immediate results in real work situations Application and implementation of industry knowledge and experience are the drivers for our course design, not theoretical academic lectures PetroSync training focuses on practical interactive learning tools and techniques including case studies, group discussions, scenarios, simulations, practical exercises and knowledge assessments during the course. Invest a small amount of your time to prepare before attending the course to ensure maximum learning

Petrosync Distinguished Instructor Petrosync Distinguished Instructor Roice Nelson, Jr is a recognized authority in the field of petroleum geoscience with over 40 years of experience in the industry. Roice is the initial founder of several companies including Dynamic Resources Corporation, Landmark Graphics Corporation, Continuum Resources International Corporation, Walden 3-D Inc, and Dynamic Oil & Gas Corporation. Through the conception of these companies, he has made great contributions that have changed the landscape of geological exploration. Among these businesses, Landmark Graphics earned the greatest success story. In his time in Landmark, Roice has helped developed the first 3D seismic data interpretation software. Since then, it has changed the way every oil company in the world looks for oil and gas, which made a major impact on petroleum usage and availability. Roice has also created a university program which placed advanced interactive interpretation systems in many universities worldwide to support research and teaching. At present, Landmark Graphics is now under Halliburton. Partial Project List: H. Roice Nelson Jr. Co-Founder & Manager, Dynamic Measurement LLC Founder & President, Dynamic Resources Corporation Founder & President, Walden 3-D INC In 1999, Roice was presented by the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) with a Cecil Green Enterprise Award to recognize his contribution in the field of petroleum exploration. Throughout his career, he has gained experience with different companies across the globe. His partial project and client list include the following: BHP Billiton - Lease sale where BHP won over 70 offshore subsalt leases Bureau of Economic Geology - Located 180 drilling locations in Orinoco heavy oil belt ConocoPhillips - Regional lightning study of western North Dakota and tying in of two 3D seismic surveys Fletcher Petroleum - Three 3D seismic interpretations in Indonesia Layton Energy - Interpretation of 14 3D seismic surveys in Texas Gulf Coast PetroChina JiDong Oil Field - 3,700 B/D field discovery in Bohai Bay PetroChina Tarim Oil Field -130 BCM world class gas field in XingJian Province Phoenix Exploration - Regional 2D interpretation in Eastern India Saudi Aramco - Light Oil Shaybah Field Discovery Texaco - Interpretation and 3D modeling of Agbami discovery, offshore Nigeria As a geoscientist he has solid experience in seismic data acquisition, processing, and interpretation. To name a few, his seismic data acquisition work included seismic field crews in: Rock Springs, Wyoming, USA Offshore Nigeria Offshore Cameroon Alvar, New Mexico His regional interpretation projects include: Sediments of Yellowstone Lake, Wyoming The Andaman Sea Indonesia Malaysia and Thailand Offshore Argentina and Uruguay The Gargano High, Italy Gulf of Kutch, India Bohai Oil Field, Republic of China Aside from his industry work, Roice has also published and presented over 150 papers at different professional conventions, organized research workshop with SEG, and taught a number of SAL, IHRDC, Landmark Graphics, HyperMedia, and Continuum Resources public and private trainings. He is currently an active member of several organizations including AAPG, EAGE, GSH, HGS, SEG, and World Future Society. His involvement in these organizations reflects his continuous commitment to improve multi-disciplinary interactive interpretation developments and techniques in petroleum exploration.

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