The North Atlantic - where are the big fields hiding?
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Tuesday, October 30, 2012
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21st Century Risk Management - HSE and more
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Brian Smart, Greg Coleman, Graham Scotton
PetroMall Ltd
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Talk Description
Frontiers such as the North Atlantic pose new risks in relation to exploration, appraisal, development, production, decommissioning and abandonment. The traditional approach of companies faced with these risks is to use their own banks of understanding, to examine what others know, to invest in the generation of new understanding, and to look over their shoulders at what other operators are doing. For companies pioneering the development of a new frontier, some of these opportunities are limited. Sourcing of relevant understanding from a diverse community is therefore key, and we look at a new way of providing access to available understanding in the context of fractured basement reservoirs.
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Hamish Wilson - Principal SLR
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Paul Harrington - GORE® Surveys
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Hamish Wilson - Principal SLR
Why offshore Nova Scotia?
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Graham Pritchard and Ian Vann - Serica Energy
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Steve O'Connor - Technical Manager/Senior Geologist Ikon GeoPressure
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