Sunday, October 2, 2011: Meeting Registration and Icebreaker
Monday, October 3, 2011: Theoretical Considerations For Pressure Prediction
Rock Physics Issues
Poromechanics
Pressure Mechanisms and Earth Models
Pressure-Stress Interaction
Pressure and Stress Issues Around Salt Bodies
Basin Modeling Methods
Tuesday, October 4, 2011: Pre-Drill Pressure Prediction Methods and Case Histories
Pre-Drill Prediction in Clastic Basins
Pre-Drill Prediction in Non-Clastic Basins
Pre-Drill Prediction in Resource Plays
Sub-Salt Prediction of Pressures
Pre-Drill Prediction of Reservoir Behavior
HP/HT Environments and Their Special Challenges
Uncertainty Estimates in Prediction
Wednesday, October 5, 2011 (half day): Pressure Prediction At The Well and During Production
Well Planning and Design
Well Control and Intervention Issues
Real-Time Prediction and Well Monitoring
Production-Related Pressure Analysis
CO2 Sequestration Pressure Management
The meeting will include both oral and poster presentations in a workshop format designed to encourage interaction between all attendees. The meeting will be limited to 150 participants to assure optimal interaction between attendees. The AAPG Bulletin has committed to publishing a journal volume dedicated to geopressure if a sufficient number of high quality manuscripts are submitted.
