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Afternoon Discussion: Organic Origin and Alternative Origin
TUESDAY POSTER SESSIONS Exploration & Production Strategies Session Organic Origin and Strategy Section
D.H. Welte, International University of Bremen, Germany Understanding the origin of petroleum and predicting its occurrence
W. Dow, Consultant, The Woodlands, TX The petroleum system paradigm and the biogenic origin of oil and gas
B.J. Katz, ChevronTexaco, Houston, TX From source to reservoir - the generation and migration process
E.A. Mancini, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL Upper Jurassic (Oxfordian) Smackover carbonate petroleum system characterization and modeling, northeastern Gulf of Mexico, USA
E.G. Areshev, Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Moscow, Russia South Vietnam shelf basement oil - evidence of the new earth crust oil and gas bearing stage existence
A. Sheikina, Lukoil - VolgogradNIPImorneft, Volgograd, Russia Solid bitumen as an indicator of oil accumulation process in the Tengiz oilfield
E. Ablia, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia Hydrocarbons in rocks from basement - geochemical view
V. Robison, ChevronTexaco, Houston, TX Inferred origin of hydrocarbons in the northern deepwater Gulf of Mexico
Exploration & Production Strategies Session Combination Origin and Strategy Section
L. Anissimov, Lukoil, Volgograd, Russia Two models of the Middle Devonian petroleum system in the Volgograd Region: the pros and cons
S.A. Guberman, Digital Oil Technologies, Cupertino, CA Technology for finding of giant oil and gas fields as practical application of a petroleum origin concept
A. Harutyunyan, State Engineering Univ. of Armenia, Yerevan, Rep. of Armenia Genesis of organic and inorganic hydrocarbons in earth crust of lesser Caucasus
A.K. Nazipov, Ministry of Ecology of the Republic of Tatarstan, Russia Precambrian basement of the Republic of Tatarstan and the origin of oil fields.
Wednesday, July 14, 2004
WEDNESDAY ORAL SESSIONS Origin of Petroleum Session Combination Origin / Deep Fluids-Sedimentary Section
Y. Pikovskii, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia Gas-hydrothermal oil-making plumes: exploration and production aspects
Y. Svoren, Inst. of Geol. & Geochem of Combustible Minerals National Academy of Science of Ukraine, L'viv, Ukraine New theory of synthesis and genesis of natural hydrocarbons: abiogenic-biogenic dualism
A.E. Lukin, Chernigiv Branch of UKRSGRI, Chernigiv, Ukraine Origin of petroleum in the light of geosynergetic concept of natural hydrocarbon-generating system
S.B. Keith, Sonoita Geoscience Research, Sonoita, Arizona Hydrothermal hydrocarbons
M. Chudetsky, Oil & Gas Problems Inst., Russian Acad. of Sciences, Moscow, Russia Geofluids, underground biosphere and oil enriched with isoprenoid hydrocarbons
A.N. Dmitrievsky, Oil & Gas Problems Inst., Russian Acad. of Sciences, Moscow, Russia Fluid dynamics viewpoints on hydrocarbon accumulations formation
V.F. Luzin, Irkutsk State Univ., Irkutsk, Russia Theoretical considerations on oil and gas origin
A.P. Rudenko, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia The physico-chemical aspect of petroleum fields formation
B. Sokolov, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia Hydrocarbon generation - fluid-dynamic conception
V.P. Isayeva, Irkutsk State Univ., Irkutsk, Russia Oil and gas formation in the sedimentary rocks from the positions of the chemical thermodynamics
M. Boris, Ivano-Frankivsk National Tech. Univ. of Oil & Gas, Ukraine Genesis both formation of oil and gas rocks - an important scientific-practical problem of oil and gas geology
I. Berezowskyy, IGGG, National Academy of Science/Ukraine, L'viv, Ukraine Geochemistry of metal-content of oils of Pre-Carpathian oil and gas region
Afternoon Discussion: Combination Origin
Economic Significance Session
H.R. Nelson, Dynamic Resources Corp. Barker, TX Dynamic replenishment
V.A. Trofimov, Inst. for Geology & Dev. of Fossil Fuels, Moscow, Russia Natural Hydrocarbon Channels (Hydrocarbon Pipes) and Replenishment of Oil and Gas Fields
A.N. Reznikov, Rostov State University, Rostov-on-Don, Russia New possibilities in estimating initial potential petroleum resources
P.R. Odell, Erasmus University, Rotterdam, The Netherlands Some hypotheses on economic aspects of abiogenic oil and gas exploitation
Wednesday, July 14, 2004 (continued)
Summary Discussion of Conference
M.T. Halbouty, Michal T. Halbouty Energy Co., Houston, TX
P.R. Odell, Erasmus University, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
B.M. Valyaev, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
A.A. Kitchka, CASRE, National Academy of Sciences, Kiev, Ukraine
A.E. Lukin, Chernigiv Branch of UKRSGRI, Chernigiv, Ukraine
Y. Pikovskii, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia
B. J. Katz, ChevronTexaco, Houston, TX
E.A. Mancini, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
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