The organisers reserve the right to amend the programme as necessary.

• Wednesday 20th May 2015 – Fleming Auditorium

  0950-1015	Machar Chalk Characterisation Zoe Sayer, BP
  1015-1105	Appraising a "late-middle-aged" Brent Group Field Jill Marriott, Dundas
  1105-1155	An Insight into Hydrocarbon Extraction from Shale: Definitely not a Geoscientist's Bore nor an engineers dream Dr. Iain Bartholomew
  1155-1220	Production issues in tight unconventional, tight oil formations Hans de Pater, Fenix Consulting Delft
  1220-1255	Optimisation of a Reservoir Driven Field Development Plan in Unconventionals Murat Zhiyenkulov, Schlumberger
  1435-1500	Balloch Field: Rapid Project Maturation of a Near field discovery through Rolling Appraisal Daniel Davids, Maersk Oil
  1550-1615	Maximising the value of seismic data for continued mature field development in the East Shetland Basin Paul Mitchell, Ion
  1640-1705	Bringing Rigsite cuttings analysis into the 21st century Neil Cardy, Baker Hughes
  1705-1730	Production Efficiency Alex Spring, SPE

• Thursday 21st May 2015 – Fleming Auditorium

  0900-0950	Cost Pressures in the North Sea Erin Moffatt, Wood Mackenzie
  0950-1015	Restoring Economic Health to the North Sea Dan Cole, McKinsey and Company
  1015-1155	UKCS Discoveries: Present and Future Potential Developments Dave Moseley, Hannon Westwood
  1155-1220	Edradour & Glenlivet Development Nicolas Wawresky, Total
  1220-1245	Commercialising Stranded Oilfields in the Outer Moray Firth Mike Cooper, 1st Subsurface Oilfield Management Limited
  1410 - 1450	No Pain No Gain Christopher Grieve
  1435 - 1525	Use of Pressure Transient Analysis to Evaluate the Impact of Salt Deposition in Gas Wells E.H. Smith
  1525 - 1615	Conceptualising a New Infrastructure Hub West of Scotland (WoS) Neil Platt, Hurricane
  1615 - 1640	The First Offshore Steam Flood in Europe Steve Brown
  1640 - 1700	Cosmic Ray Muon Tomography; A New Method for Monitoring Sweep in Oilfield Waterfloods? Jon Gluyas

• Thursday 21st May 2015 – Crombie B

  0900-0925	Characterising Fractures on a Field Scale - 'the good, the bad and the ugly' Jennifer Pless, Conoco Philips
  0925-0950	Enabling Geological Scale Dynamic Modelling of a Fractured Basement Reservoir using a high-Resolution Simulator Dan Bonter, Hurricane
  0950-1025	NNS - Experiences on Low Cost Interventions to Boost Productions in Mature Fields Davide Mazzucchelli, Total
  1025-1105	Tea and Coffee in BoydOrr Exhibition Hall
  1105-1130	Pore Pressure and Fracture Pressure Prediction: Some Best Practices derived from Global Experience Sam Green, Ikon GeoPressure
  1130-1155	Pressure Communication and FWL detection in Tight Formations Virochan Ganjoo, Baker Hughes
  1155-1220	High Resolution Field-Based Studies of Hydrodynamics - Examples from the North Sea Sam Green, Ikon GeoPressure
  1220-1255	We can see clearly now - Geosteering in ConocoPhillips' Brodgar Field using LWD Deep reading resistivity Christopher Grieve, ConocoPhillips
  1525-1550	Impact of Production Efficiency Improvement on Reserves and Field Life Andrew Carr, OGA
  1550-1615	Depleted Fields with Active Aquifers Owain Tucker, Shell UK
  1615-1640	The Peterhead Carbon Capture and Storage Project Owain Trucker, Shell UK
  1640-1700	Subsurface Monitoring aspects of CO2 storage in a saline aquifer Peter Rowbotham, National Grid