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22–24 April 2024 | Muscat, Oman

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CALL FOR PAPERS



The Executive and Programme Committees of the SPE Conference at the Oman
Petroleum & Energy Show invite you to submit a paper proposal for potential
inclusion in the event's technical programme. Discuss innovative solutions that
can drive the future of the oil and gas industry.

SUBMIT YOUR PROPOSAL

The deadline to submit a paper proposal is Thursday, 7 September 2023.


TECHNICAL CATEGORIES

EOR/IOR

 * Advancement in Well Design and Completion
 * Artificial Lift
 * Chemical Flooding
 * Conformance Control Technologies
 * EOR Case Studies
 * EOR Economics and Financial Modelling
 * EOR for Carbonate Reservoirs
 * EOR/IOR Simulation and Modelling
 * Evaluating and Maintaining Wellbore Integrity
 * Fast Tracking EOR Development
 * Field Implementation, Surface Facilities, and HSE Challenge
   * EOR Implementation and Deployment: Challenges and Best Practices in Project
     Management
 * Gas Injection (CO2, N2, Foam, WAG, etc.)
 * HSE in EOR Development
 * Increasing Uptime of IOR/EOR Surface Facilities
 * Innovation and Emerging EOR/IOR Technologies
 * Lab Analysis
 * Low Salinity Water Flooding
 * Miscible Methods
 * Monitoring and Surveillance
   * Tracer Technology for EOR (Including Dedicated Applications or Tracers for
     Monitoring EOR Operations)
 * Nano Technologies
 * Operation Excellence in EOR
 * Process Safety in EOR/IOR Facilities
 * Produced Water Management
 * Production Chemistry
 * Sand Control Management
 * Sustainable EOR Operations or Low Carbon Footprint in EOR Operations
 * Technologies to reduce GHG Emission
 * Thermal Technologies
 * Well, Reservoir, and Facilities Management
   * Water Injection Optimisation Workflows and Applications
   * Water Injection Management and Surveillance
   * Evaluating and Maintaining Wellbore Integrity

GAS DEVELOPMENT

 * Carbonate Acidising
 * Condensate Optimisation
 * Diagnostic Evaluation for Field Development Optimisation
 * Drilling and Completions Modelling and Forecasting of Well Productivity
 * Enhanced Gas Recovery (EGR)
 * Remediation and Refracturing Treatments
 * Gas Deliquification
 * Gas Exploration and Production
 * Gas Processing and Facilities
 * Gas Reservoir Characterisation
 * Gas Well-Testing
 * Hydraulic Fracturing or Completions
 * LNG Regasification
 * LPG, Chemical Gas, CNG, and LNG Production Challenges
 * Mini LNG and Bunkering
 * Natural Gas Transportation and Storage
 * New Technologies Enabling Gas Development
 * Production Chemistry and Flow Assurance
 * Sour Gas Development
 * Technological Advancement for Gas Recovery
 * Tight Gas Development and Production Optimisation
 * Unconventional Gas Development and Recovery
 * Well Interactions in Field Development

ENERGY TRANSITION AND SUSTAINABILITY

 * CCUS
   * Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage Advanced Modelling
   * Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage Case Studies
   * Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage: New Directions for an Industry in
     Transition
   * CCUS Innovation Technologies, Demonstration, Strategy Case Studies,
   * Diagnostic Observation
   * Direct air capture (DAC)
   * Policy Innovations for a Carbon-Neutral Future: Advancing Sustainable
     Development Goals
   * Well Construction Required for High CO2 Exposure
 * Decarbonisation Strategies and Technologies
   * Energy Efficiency
   * Circular Economies and the Oil and Gas Industry: Reducing Waste and
     Emissions
   * Rigs Electrification
 * Financing Oil and Gas in Energy Transition
   * Investing in the Low-Carbon Transition: Financing Strategies and
     Opportunities for the Oil and Gas Industry
 * Geothermal Energy
   * Advancements in Geothermal
   * Extraction of Rare Elements from Geothermal Brines
   * Geothermal Modelling
   * High Enthalpy Systems
   * Mid-Low Enthalpy Systems and Applications: Retrofitting of Oil and Gas
     Wells to Geothermal
   * Use of Geothermal Energy in a Low Carbon World
 * Greening the Economy: Green Financing and its Role into Shaping the
   Transition to Low Carbon
 * Hydrogen Storage and Technology Development
 * Joint Venture Management
 * Road Map to Zero Flaring
   * Gas to Power
   * GTL (Gas to Liquids)
   * Mini LNG
 * Role of Renewable Energies in the Oil and Gas Industry
   * Integration of Oil and Gas Operations with Renewable Energy
 * Role of Technology Towards Net Zero

OFFSHORE DEVELOPMENT

 * Assessment for Energy Transition
 * Asset Decommissioning
 * Asset Integrity Management
 * Autonomous Vehicles for Offshore Exploration
 * Emergency Response and Recovery
 * Emerging and Advanced Technologies
 * Environmental Impact
 * Facility Life Extension
 * Field Development
 * Flow Assurance and Operations
 * HSE in Offshore Operations
 * Infrastructure, Logistics, and Supply Chain
 * Integrated Asset Optimisation for Offshore Fields
 * Materials Performance
 * Offshore Drilling and Completion
 * Offshore Exploration and Development
 * Offshore Vessels and Platforms
 * Subsea and Topside Facilities
 * Subsea Production and Processing System


DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

 * Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
 * Asset Performance, Edge Device and Digital Twin Management
 * Automation
 * Big Data Management/Analytics
 * Case Studies
 * Cybersecurity
 * Emerging Technologies
 * Field implementation
 * Operational Excellence

EXTEND

your influence as part of an exceptional technical programme

PRESENT

your technical knowledge and experience to industry colleagues

RAISE

your company’s technical profile at a renowned industry event and have your
paper published on OnePetro.org


QUICK LINKS

Sample Paper Proposal Submission Guidelines Paper Policies Paper FAQs ORCID iD


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION


PAPER PROPOSAL INFORMATION

Please note that paper proposal submissions should be formatted into four (4)
specific paragraphs:

 * Objectives/Scope: Please list the objectives and/or scope of the proposed
   paper. (25-75 words)
 * Methods, Procedures, Process: Briefly explain your overall approach,
   including your methods, procedures and process. (75-100 words)
 * Results, Observations, Conclusions: Please describe the results, observations
   and conclusions of the proposed paper. (100-200 words)
 * Novel/Additive Information: Please explain how this paper will present novel
   (new) or additive information to the existing body of literature that can be
   of benefit to and/or add to the state of knowledge in the petroleum industry.
   (25-75 words)

The following guidelines apply:

 * DO NOT include title or author information in your paper proposal
 * Word Minimum: 225
 * Word Maximum: 450


ORCID ID

SPE is adopting ORCiD (Open Researcher and Contributer ID), a widely accepted
unique identifier for authors, giving them control over their content and
eliminating ambiguities. All SPE authors will be required to have an ORCiD.

Anyone can register an ORCiD ID for themselves for free using a simple online
registration form on the orcid.org website. The initial process takes less than
2 minutes. Once created SPE members can also add their ORCiD iD to their SPE
member profile. 

If you already have an ORCiD ID, please add it to your SPE Member/Customer
Profile. Login to SPE.org and update your profile today!

More Information 


A WORD ON COMMERCIALISM

SPE has a stated policy against use of commercial trade names, company logos, or
text that is commercial in tone in the paper title, text, or presentation
slides. Use of such terms will result in careful scrutiny by the Program
Committee in the evaluation of paper proposals, and the presence of
commercialism in the paper will result in it being withdrawn from the program.


PLAGIARISM CHECK

In an effort to further improve SPE’s technical quality standards, all submitted
papers will be checked for plagiarism.


AUTHOR RESOURCES

If you are interested in writing a paper, SPE has a variety of resources to help
you contribute to the knowledge and future of the upstream oil and gas industry.

Find out more

LOCATION

Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre
Madinat Al Irfan, Airport Heights
PO Box 1659, Al Athaiba P.C 130
Sultanate of Oman
Tel: +968.24.233.800
www.ocec.om

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Jenna Esperanzate

Call for Papers
dubprog@spe.org

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