DR. PAUL HOOD

USA; Tel: +1-303-***-**** Email: ac74dz@r.postjobfree.com

Reservoir simulation specialist (SPE Distinguished Lecturer in Compositional Modeling 2000-2001). Expertise in oil field development and exploration programs; reservoir simulation; global information technology systems; corporate change management; negotiating with Government and obtaining approvals; equity and commercial calculations; assessing EOR potential; seismic migration. Research interests: numerical analysis, compositional behavior, and relative permeabilities. High achiever, with determination and drive, strategic planning and transformational leadership skills, high needs for institutional (not personal) power, excellent research and IT/IS skills, and 15 years Fortune 500 company experience. UK & US Passports.

EDUCATION AND SKILLS

Ph.D., Civil Engineering (Computational Fluid Dynamics), Swansea University, Wales, 1974

M.Sc, Civil Engineering (Computational Fluid Dynamics), Swansea University, Wales, 1970

B.Sc., Mathematical Physics, Birmingham University, England, 1969

Numerous industry technical and interpersonal skills courses. Spoken/written French, German; understand written Spanish, Norwegian. Expert user of ECLIPSE/E300, and user of VIP, CMG GEM, OFM, and Petrel RE.

BUSINESS CONTRIBUTIONS

Aug 2016 Freelance RE Consultant

Consultant in Reservoir Engineering, specializing in SCAL, PVT, Compositional and Black Oil Simulation.

Equity and options trading mainly in the IT, Health Care, precious metals and Industrials sectors.

Feb 2015 – July 2016 Mubadala Oil and Gas, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Working on offshore SK320 License Block gas condensate fields. Compositional modeling and prediction of condensate dropout, and reservoir performance for Pegaga field, and assist team in proceeding through decision gates towards FID. Manage SCAL, Rock Mechanics and PVT lab programs. Managed Calsep consultants for inverse CVD modeling and EOS construction, and Shell Geomechanical modeling contract for subsidence estimation.

Feb 2011 – Feb 2015 Mubadala Oil and Gas, Bahrain

Simulation Advisor on a project to rejuvenate the Bahrain Field. Developed new imbibition capillary curve methodology. Developed SCAL procedures for tendering, and managed SCAL and PVT programs. Compositional simulation of immiscible WAG in the Bahrain unit, slimtube modeling. Black oil and compositional modeling of the Ahmadi unit, and Ostracod/Magwa tight zones with ~1300 wells, fractured carbonate plays. Monitoring surfactant EOR laboratory work in UT Austin and Golden (Surtek), collaborating with Sasol. Advising on Thermal Recovery mechanisms in the heavy oil zones, and on a combination surge technique to force fluids into Dalmation wettability fractured rocks. Developed a unified PVT model to predict molar composition for all reservoirs from surface separator GOR and API measurements. Executive Committee member for an IOR Conference, advising on program content and developed and presented a master class in WAG.

Bahrain Country Evacuation Security Commander for Mubadala during protest movement, developing protocols with ISOS, and issuing advisories for staff to deal with unauthorized roadblocks, IED’s etc.

March 2008 – Dec 2010 Maersk Oil Qatar, Doha, Qatar

Senior EOR RE working on miscible WAG development for the offshore Al Shaheen Field, with widely varying PVT properties. Developed and ran non-equilibrium initialization of field scale, pattern and slimtube E300 models to validate MMP predictions, ran economic scenarios, created tender documents for a large SCAL program for an appraisal well. Focal point for $4 million of SCAL programs run in USA, Norway, UAE and Australia covering transition zone SCAL, miscible flooding, digital core analysis using FIBSEM, and rock mechanics. Developed Statement of Requirements for the WAG program, Risk & Opportunity Registers with accompanying data gathering plan, and a Decision Based Roadmap and Gantt Charts. Developed the coring program with Liquid Trapper for a vertical appraisal well covering acquisition parameters, and mud design. Interfaced with contractors over design of an EM survey, and for a micro-seismic installation.

April 18 2004 – November 1 2007 Petroleum Development Oman, Muscat, Oman

Senior RE planning and modeling a $ billion green/brownfield development of the Musallim Field in an integrated team. Formulated waterflood based field development plan, moved the company away from the existing multilateral concept (low PI/Km OH and WRM issues), and gained approval through the Shell VAR processes, having thoroughly examined a wide range of options from NFA to CO2 WAG. Managing RE aspects of two carbonate (Musallim and Saih Rawl) and three sandstone Fields (Haushi), mentoring of 10 cluster RE’s. Designated the Shell Global expert on CO2 WAG.

VAR 5 for the Musallim Field development plan was held in March 2010. The key message was that there were many best practices that were worth replicating especially from the quality of the FDP work.

Nov 2003 – April 15 2004, Norsk Hydro Oil & Energy, Bergen, Norway

Principal Consultant, working on reservoir simulation of the Grane "heavy" oil field. Training staff in the use of tools to create LGR's along horizontal wellpaths, and Geoquest's OFM & Schedule. History matching E100 model, and well planning.

Apr 2003 – Oct 2003, Norsk Hydro Research Center Bergen, Norway

Principal Consultant compiled a 720 page manual covering all aspects of special core analysis for use by company engineers. Evaluation of CO2 flood options for UK & Norwegian Sector fields Frigg, Oseberg, Brage & Tampen Area fields including Snorre, Gullfaks and Statfjord using E300. Attended Norwegian operators' association meetings to thoroughly evaluate CO2 supply and flooding in the Norwegian sector. Presented Brage Field CO2 screening study at the SPE Offshore Bergen Seminar "Drilling, Completions and Reservoir Management Seminar", April 1st 2003. Technical audit of Statoil's FRONTSIM IOR Tracer Tracking models for the Gullfaks field CO2 flood, and converted Statoil's full field E100 to E300 models.

Jul 2002 – Mar 2003, Norsk Hydro, Bergen, Norway

RE Discipline Leader Brage Field. Leading a small team of Hydro engineers simulating the Brage Field development. Preparing for new well locations, CO2 flooding, partner meetings, SEC and Norwegian Budget returns, performing Monte Carlo analysis with @Risk and used decision theory for investment planning. Put forward new development options for Sognefjord and Fensfjord Reservoirs with a significant NPV, which were adopted by the company.

Feb 2002 – Jun 2002, Norsk Hydro, Bergen, Norway

Principal Consultant Troll Field North Sea. Modeling balanced depletion of a thin oil rim by multi-laterals and inflow control devices using ECLIPSE dumpflux option with local grid refined modeling of specific areas to optimize the gas offtake rate. Modeling the optimum spacing of multilaterals using NPV and unit technical cost as economic measures.

Nov 2001 – Dec 2001, Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela

Built black oil model datasets for Budare - a light oil field for PDVSA on behalf of Beicip-Franlab, Paris.

Oct 2001, Denver, CO

Working with Dr. Herb Stone and CMG on benchmarking GEM simulator for WAG modeling.

Aug 2000 – Sep 2001, Abu Dhabi, UAE

Simulation consulting for ADCO for field development, building a half million cell ECLIPSE model from IRAP/RMS output, history matching, and predictions of the Rumaitha Development. Built sector and slimtube models using E300 to evaluate lean vs. rich gas injection and WAG for a tight carbonate oil field. Determine on a component level trapped and vaporized components, and ranking of numerous development options using horizontal wells, and determining optimum orientation to stress fields. Benchmarking VIP, E300 and GEM simulators on analytical WAG model. Key player in getting a $1.3 billion development program approved by major oil company stakeholders – ADNOC, Shell, BP, ExxonMobil, TotalFinaElf, and Partex.

April 1999- July 2000, Denver, CO

Setting up International workshops in WAG and waterflood for Spring 2000, preparing SPE distinguished lecturer presentation on compositional modeling/WAG for lecture tour. Provided a team to assess the net worth of BP Alaska’s divestiture properties for clients. Simulation consulting for Petroglyph Utah. Reviewed the case for alternative valuations of R&D for Multinational Oil Companies. Provided technical audit services for Yemen.

October 1998 – March 1999, Norsk-Hydro, Oslo, Norway

Ekofisk and PL018 Fields, simulation of various fields using ECLIPSE, examining rock mechanical aspects of chalk water weakening and collapse; development planning; core preparation; aging and wettability; NMR logs. Represented Hydro’s interests in partner meetings. Examined the gas sales agreement for the Sleipner fields, and modeled the Sleipner East gas-condensate field development options, providing post-processing of model pseudo-components into salable liquid and gas streams, provided a full critique of Statoil’s methodology.

July 1998 – October 1998, UNOCAL, Anchorage, Alaska

Simulation of the Swanson River Field (Cook Inlet) Alaska in support of development decisions and potential asset sale (using VIP). Reviewed development of Unit G sands, near term production potential and gas-lift gas requirements from decline curves.

Mar 1997 – June 1998, Saga Petroleum, Oslo, Norway

Studied Snorre Field development using ECLIPSE 200 and E300 simulators with hysteresis models for the WAG process. Developed relative permeabilities and capillary pressures for modeling from flow zone indicators, JBN and simulation analysis of core floods. Provided a detailed review of simulation methodology including geostatistical upscaling, numerical dispersion, Todd & Longstaff approximation, compositional modeling, and analytical tools. Simulated various field development options, and equity submissions.

Aug 1996 – Feb 1997, ADCO, Abu Dhabi UAE

Simulated Buhasa field (fractured carbonate) using ECLIPSE, and examined various development planning options. Developed matrix permeability realizations using cloud transforms and flow zone indicators.

Mar 1995 – Date INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATION, INC.

Founder and President of International Petroleum Consultants Association – an association of freelance consultants, currently a dormant organization.

Mar 1995 – Jul 1996, Denver, Colorado, USA

Converted simulation from E300 to COMP decks for SSI for various clients including Adnoc, Adma, Adco and Zadco (Abu Dhabi). Condensate Field modeling for BTA Oil Producers (Denver) - studies involved VIP simulation of a condensate field and well test analysis. Organized and then took part in a multi-disciplinary IPCA Inc. team of consultants in the commercial evaluation of equity and operating costs for the Prudhoe Bay field for the Minor Interest Owners. This was in preparation for a potential forced unitization.

Developed a Windows based PVT correlation based program to generate black-oil, gas and water properties for ECLIPSE, VIP and Simbest using Visual Basic and FORTRAN.

SCIENTIFIC SOFTWARE INTERCOMP, INC. (Aug 1992 - Feb 1995), Denver, Colorado, USA

Manager Reservoir Engineering. Working within the Consultancy Division. Clients included Pennzoil (Azerbaijan), Pemex (Mexico), Socal Gas (California), MacPherson Oil (California), Michcon (Michigan), Bob Hohne Associates (California), Colorado Interstate Gas (Colorado), Petroproduccion (Ecuador), YPF (Argentina).

Formulated and evaluated alternative development plans through the use of reservoir simulation, core studies and well test analyses integrated with geological studies, and provided advice on conventional/EOR options. Fields ranged from volatile to heavy oil fields (steam flood), dual porosity carbonate systems, several gas and gas condensate storage fields. Evaluated the Assisted History Matching software – using Bayesian Statistics. Software maintenance of SIMSTEAM – wellbore hydraulics simulator with thermal option. Developed algorithm and software for tracking deviated wellbore path intersection with a corner point simulation grid.

INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT (July, 1992), Rotterdam The Netherlands

Advised EDS-Scicon during preparation of a detailed and successful bid for implementation of Shell's RISRES petroleum reserves classification and database system.

BRITISH PETROLEUM (Jan 1978 - Jun 1992)

Jan 1990 - Jun 1992 BPX Houston, USA

Principal Consultant, Information Technology Division. Headed a team of 6 staff/senior engineers and programmers developing pre- and post-processing software for reservoir simulation on Unix machines, and database storage systems for core and fluids data using Sybase. Managed Total Quality Management, and change process in the group, rationalized global corporate software systems into Boston Square for fund and resource management purposes.

Provided an understanding of the key factors in the in/outsourcing decision for computer technology, and co-authored the company's strategy position paper for reservoir engineering software development using an analysis of BP's benchmark performance against other majors in the software development arena. Represented BP on POSC committees for conceptual data-modeling of reservoir engineering systems.

Sep 1987 - Dec 1989 BPX Alaska, Anchorage USA

Staff Reservoir Engineer - individual contributor. Built a full field compositional model of the Prudhoe Bay Field using FORTRAN and SQL tools to automate the process. This complex 1,000 well field had interlinked gravity drainage, miscible WAG, water flood and gas cap recycling recovery mechanisms. The intricate equity agreement meant that hydrocarbon component tracking was required for molecules as they passed between Gas Cap and Oil Rim interests. The model was used for positioning BP for the Issues Resolution Agreement and field planning, where the benefit of a $1 billion Prudhoe Bay Gas Handling Expansion Project was quantified.

May 1985 - Aug 1987 BPX Aberdeen, UK

Senior Engineer leading a team of 10-16 engineers and consultants responsible for the Miller and Bruce developments. Chairman of the Miller Reservoir Appraisal Sub-Committee responsible for gaining a consensus based design of the two billion dollar Miller Field (North Sea) development program. Argued the case for the development with the UK Department of Energy, and with a fairly divided partnership to gain approval and company sanction. Managed BPX's view of the Bruce Gas-Condensate Field (North Sea) development program as the Company took over Operatorship of the development. Calculation of the incremental benefit of better productivity wells in this condensate field led to a defensive formulation of BP's equity position.

Jan 1984 - Apr 1985 BP London, Aberdeen, UK; San Francisco USA

Lead Engineer. Established the technical feasibility and overall commercial worth of enhanced oil recovery to BPX. Examined EOR potential for the Forties Field, UKCS; Wytch Farm Field, UK; Ninian Field, UKCS; and Kuparuk Field, Alaska. This evaluation led to the abandonment of a $5 million a year surfactant research program, and its accompanying $100 million field trial due to poor economics in the Forties field, and to the recommendation of WAG EOR in the Kuparuk field.

Jan 1983 - Dec 1983 BP London

Reservoir simulation studies of the North Rankin and Goodwyn gas condensate fields NW Shelf Australia in defense of the company entering in to a 20 year gas sales contract with Japan. Developed anisotropic relative permeability curves for the Forties Field, UKCS, in support of an Annex B profile for the UK Department of Energy.

Oct 1980 - Dec 1982 BP London

Research Reservoir Engineer. Designed and implemented several computer programs. This included reservoir engineering software for moving picture graphical post-processing using a Ramtek color graphics display device, and a stream tube simulator which used the random choice method for advancing saturations. On the evaluation committee for computer hardware systems.

Jan 1978 - Oct 1980 BP Research Center, Sunbury UK

Research Geophysicist. Conducted synthetic seismogram studies of the Maui Field (New Zealand) leading to acquisition of adjacent acreage. Developed anisotropic ray tracing software. Contributed a chapter to a Geophysical Monograph on migration. Tested pre-stack migration on Yellow Sea, China prospect.

SEISMOGRAPH SERVICE LIMITED (Apr 1975 - Dec 1977), Keston, Kent UK

Geophysical Research Programmer. Developed wave equation migration programs for seismic migration using both finite difference and wave number methods. This program was extensively used by the data processing division and a paper describing the work received a best paper award by the European Association of Exploration Geophysicists.

READING UNIVERSITY Sep 1974 - Mar 1975.

Research Fellow, Applied Mathematics Department, researching numerical models of sediment transport in conjunction with the UK Hydraulics Research Station at Wallingford.

SWANSEA UNIVERSITY Sep 1972 - Aug 1974.

Post Doctoral Research Assistant, Civil Engineering Department, University of Wales, Swansea researching finite element modeling of fluid dynamics equations and finite element solution methods. Developed a frontal solver for unsymmetric matrices which was subsequently entered into the UK Atomic Energy Establishment Harwell software library.

COMPUTER SKILLS

Computer Developer Proficient in Intel and MS FORTRAN, Visual Basic, OpenGL, Winteracter, MS Office.

Commercial Software Expert in ECLIPSE, and working knowledge of OFM, PVTSIM, Peep, Petrel, @Risk, VIP, CGM software.

Operating Systems Working knowledge of Windows, Unix, DOS.

AFFILIATIONS, DECORATIONS AND AWARDS

SPE Distinguished Lecturer, year 2000 – Compositional Modeling and WAG

Military Service in the British Army Reserve – incl. Special Forces (Received TD) 1968 - 1983

Society of Petroleum Engineers 1981 – Present

Society of Core Analysts – Lifetime Member

Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association 1988 - Present

Society of Exploration Geophysics 1978 - 1982

European Association of Exploration Geophysics 1974-1980

Cambridge Who’s Who among Executives, Professionals and Entrepreneurs, 2009 Edition

Praxis Program Managers Comments IOR/EOR Conference, Istanbul, March 2012. "Paul – I am truly happy you were an integral part of the workshop. Your contribution at the workshop has been exceptional. You brought a tremendous level of knowledge and with it value to the workshop, and the last minute presentations you put together definitely helped in compensating for the speaker shortage on Day 4. But what stood out the most was your level of commitment and dedication in making this workshop a success. Thank You. Having someone of your level of experience and expertise but above all with your level of commitment is truly hard to find, and was definitely one of the most valuable assets to this workshop. The quality of the topics you generated for the interactive breakout discussion has been top notch, this was evident from the long discussions it generated. Your guidance and contributions during the interactive breakouts have been invaluable as well."

PDO - Winner of Director’s Award in 2006, and Chairman’s Bronze Award in 2006 in recognition of “Musallim Geosteering Trials” – evaluating and scoring latest vendor technologies for attic oil recovery.

Van Weelden Award of the European Society of Exploration Geophysicists in recognition of his paper "Finite Difference and Wavenumber Migration," presented at the 39th Meeting of the EAEG in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, 1978. Eligibility for the Van Weelden Award is restricted to authors under the age of 30 years at the time of submission. Dr. Hood’s presentation sets an excellent example for our Society when measured by any standard. His treatment of a difficult topical subject clearly reflected the original research effort that he personally has applied in this field. He is to be congratulated for a ‘first’ presentation at an EAEG meeting that was well conceived, supported by scientific reasoning and executed with considerable poise and persuasion.

Represented the UK in International military quadrathlons (CIOR), Norway 1974, Athens 1975.

PUBLICATIONS

C. Taylor and P. Hood: "A Numerical Solution of the Navier Stokes Equations Using the Finite Element Technique," Computers and Fluids, Vol. 1 pp. 73-100, 1973

P. Hood: “Finite Element Formulation with Reference to Fluid Dynamics,” Proceedings of the International Conference on Computational Methods in Nonlinear Mechanics, held at the University of Texas at Austin, The Texas Institute for Computational Mechanics, 561-566, Sept 23-25, 1974

P. Hood and C. Taylor: "Navier Stokes Equations using Mixed Interpolation," published in Finite Element Methods in Flow Problems, ed. by J.T. Oden et al., University of Alabama in Huntsville Press, 1974

O.C. Zienkiewicz, R.H. Gallagher, and P. Hood: "Newtonian and Non-Newtonian Viscous Incompressible Flow, Temperature Induced Flows, Finite Element Solutions," in the Mathematics of Finite Element Applications, MAFELAP, 1975, ed. by J.R. Whiteman, Academic Press

P. Hood: "Frontal Solution Program for Unsymmetric Matrices," International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering, Vol. 10, 370-399, 1976

P. Hood: "Finite Difference and Wavenumber Migration," Geophysical Prospecting, Vol. 26, No 4, 1978

P. Hood: "Migration," Published in Developments in Geophysical Exploration Methods - 2, ed. by A.A. Fitch, Applied Science Publishers, 1981

P. Hood: "Pre-Processing Deviated Wellbores", SPE 28174, 1994

K. Mogensen, P. Hood, N. Lindeloff, S. Frank, R. Noman: “Minimum Miscibility Pressure Investigations for a Gas Injection EOR Project in Al Shaheen Field, Offshore Qatar”, SPE 124109, New Orleans, 2009

K. Mogensen, P. Hood, and R. Jones / Maersk Oil, R. Noman: “Gas Injection Project in the Kharaib B Reservoir of the Giant Al Shaheen Field,” SPE 129565, SPE EOR Conference, Muscat, Oman, 11–13 April 2010

P. Hood: “Heavy Oil Habitat, Chemistry, Recovery Methods and Modeling”, White Paper for Heavy Oil World MENA 2010, Terrapin Event, Bahrain, June 2010

P. Hood: "Imbibition Capillary Pressure Curves for Variable Wettability Transition Zone Carbonate Reservoirs", Paper 594, Presented at the ADIPEC 2013 Technical Conference, Abu Dhabi, UAE, 10-13 November 2013.

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING RECEIVED

Start Date

Date End

Course

Location

Organization

6/24/1973

7/5/1973

NATO Advanced Study Institute

on Estuary Dynamics

Lisbon

NATO

5/1/1976

5/4/1978

Digital Signal Processing

London

BP

5/1/1979

5/15/1979

Stage I Management Course

London

BP

10/1/1979

10/4/1979

Petroleum Geology

London

Imperial College

11/26/1979

11/30/1979

VAX/VMS for

Macro/FORTRAN Programmers

London

Digital

9/1/1980

9/5/1980

The Positive Power and

Influence Program

Oxford

BP

3/23/1981

4/23/1981

Petroleum Engineering Course

London

Imperial College

5/1/1981

5/7/1981

Information Systems Seminar

Eastbourne

BP

6/15/1981

6/19/1981

Reservoir Modeling

London

Imperial College

7/1/1981

7/7/1981

Production Technology

Edinburgh

Heriot-Watt University

2/3/1982

2/3/1982

Petrophysical Interpretation

London

P.F. Worthington, BP

4/17/1989

4/21/1989

Compositional Simulation

Anchorage

Jim Nolen, Western Atlas

10/1/1989

12/27/1989

Instrument Flying Ground School

Anchorage

University of Alaska

1/5/1990

1/8/1990

Information Analysis

Anchorage

BP

2/1/1990

2/4/1990

AIX Operating System:

Editing & Printing

Houston

IBM

3/20/1990

3/23/1990

Prometheus Methods for IT Analysis

Anchorage

BP

6/6/1990

6/8/1990

Managing Change Workshop

Dunblane

BP

6/22/1990

6/23/1990

Effective Listening Skills

Houston

BP

11/26/1990

11/28/1990

Integrating IS/IT Strategy with

Business Strategy

London

BP/Cranfield School of Management

12/12/1990

12/14/1990

Managing on the Edge

Houston

BP/Stanford University

7/22/1991

7/26/1991

DEC Window Programming

Houston

Digital

2/12/1992

2/14/1992

Situational Negotiation Skills

Houston

BP

3/2/1992

3/5/1992

Managing Negotiations

Houston

BP

4/1/1992

4/3/1992

University of Houston

Job-Search Workshop

Houston

University of Houston

4/14/1992

4/15/1992

Effective Listening Skills

Houston

BP/Pace Group

5/26/1992

6/26/1992

Plan For Achievement

Houston

Haldane Associates

6/1/1999

6/1/2000

Career Management

Denver

Dunn & Nelson

9/30/1999

10/1/1999

SPE ATW on Well Testing

of Gas Condensate Reservoirs

Houston

SPE

11/23/2000

11/24/2000

Geology Field Trip to Ruwais

(Abu Dhabi) Sabkha and outcrops

UAE

Emirates Geoscience Society

3/29/2001

3/20/2001

SPE Geological Field Trip. Khuff analogues in the Musandam Peninsula

UAE/Oman

SPE

8/14/2002

8/14/2002

@Risk Course

Bergen/Norway

Norsk Hydro

2/27/2003

3/4/2003

Decision & Risk Analysis

Bergen/Norway

Fortum Petroleum

3/16/2004

3/16/2004

Workshop on Logging While Drilling

Bergen/Norway

Baker Inteq

9/11/2004

9/11/2004

Reserves Training, SEC compliance

Muscat/Oman

Shell

12/04/2004

12/4/2004

SCAL for Carbonates

Muscat/Oman

Septar/Shell

12/06/2004

12/06/2004

Risk, Experimental Design, Uncertainty

Muscat/Oman

Landmark

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING RECEIVED (Continued)

Start Date

Date End

Course

Location

Organization

12/29/04

12/29/04

Petrel for Engineers

Muscat/Oman

Schlumberger/PDO

5/8/2005

5/8/2005

Horizontal Well Production Logging

Muscat/Oman

Schlumberger

2/8/06

2/10/06

Geology of Bar Al Hikman - A Modern Carbonate Analog

Bar Al Hikman Oman

Geological Society of Oman

Peter Homewood, Monique Mettraux, Dr. Volker

Vahrenkamp

3/14/06

3/14/06

OFM 2005 – Hands on Course

Muscat

Geoquest/Schlumberger

5/20/06

5/24/06

PVT: Hydrocarbon Fluid Properties & Phase Equilibria, PVTSIM training

Muscat

Dr. Birol Dindoruk – Shell

5/28/06

5/30/06

ATW Multilateral Wells

Dubai

SPE

6/25/06

6/30/06

EOR Forum – Invitation only Event

Broomfield CO

SPE

9/2/2006

9/2/2006

Basic H2S Training, H2S Permitting

Ghala, Oman

National Training Institute

9/10/06

9/11/06

Blacktop Light Vehicle Defensive Driving

Muscat

National Safety Council

9/16/06

9/17/06

Reserves Training for Preparers

Muscat

Shell

9/27/06

9/27/06

Graded Road Driving Course

Fahud Oil Field

PDO

3/24/07

3/28/07

Geomechanics Course & Workshop

Muscat

Seehong Ong Baker Atlas, Shell

5/26/07

5/26/07

Production Decline Curve Analysis

0.7 CEU (Continuing Education Units)

Muscat

Ken Schuessler MHA Petroleum Consultants

9/3/07

9/3/07

Dupont’s “Safety Training Observation Program”

Muscat

Dr. Mark Little, Shell

5/16/08

5/16/08

Cross – Culture

Doha/Qatar

Gudrun Höy, Percepti Global AS

10/28/08

11/2/08

SCA Conference & EOR SCAL workshop

Abu Dhabi

Society of Core Analysts

3/24/09

3/24/09

Computer Assisted History Matching & Experimental Design

Doha/Qatar

Schlumberger, Scandpower

4/20/11

4/24/11

Geographix

Manama/Bahrain

Kashif Mahmood, Halliburton

5/30/11

6/1/11

Stars Course

Manama/Bahrain

Khayyam Farzullayev

CMG

2/2/11

1/2015

Defensive Driving, Fire Fighting, Hazard Recognition and Assessment, Hazard Communication and MSDS, Heat exhaustion, Safety Training various other courses on a recurring basis.

Manama/Bahrain

Praxis Self-paced

8/31/14

9/1/14

Practical Thermal Oil Recovery

Manama/Bahrain

Prof. Farouq Ali

2/17/16

2/17/16

Intersect Training

Kuala Lumpur

Schlumberger

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING GIVEN

Start Date

Date End

Course

Location

Organization

10/1/1980

10/2/1980

Ramtek Color Graphics Course

London

BP

6/11/1994

6/14/1994

Advanced Simulation

Denver USA

SSI

4/30/2007

5/1/2007

Modules: Well Testing & Reservoir Displacement Mechanisms

Muscat/Oman

Shell Course EP00

8/19/07

8/19/07

Modules; PVT, Well Testing, Reservoir Displacement Mechanisms

Muscat/Oman

Shell Course EP00

11/11/08

11/11/08

WAG & Compositional Modeling

Doha

Texas A&M University

3/19/12

3/21/12

Master Class in WAG, Breakout Sessions on EOR

Istanbul, Turkey

Praxis

4/17/12

6/12/14

Weekly lectures to Bahrain Nationals on SCAL

Awali, Bahrain

Tatweer Petroleum

12/9/13

12/9/13

Introduction to Petroleum Economics for Cost Engineers

Awali, Bahrain

Tatweer Petroleum

11/24/14

11/25/14

Enhanced Oil Recovery focusing on WAG and Thermal Recovery

Abu Dhabi

Mubadala Petroleum Co.

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