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SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS Wyoming Petroleum Section Marron Bingle-Davis, Secretary P.O. Box 2154 Casper, WY 82602-2154 Section Website For Latest News: http://wyoming.spe.org/
Section Chairman Treasurer Scholarship Chair Program Chairman Secretary Continuing Education Membership Chair
2017-2018 Wyoming Petroleum Section Dave Chase BLM 261-7685 Julie Cruse Scientific Drilling 472-6621 Luke Opitz Moser Energy Systems 234-7833 Dave Chase BLM 261-7685 Marron Bingle-Davis Sunshine Valley Petroleum 233-8737 Mike Bingle-Davis Kirkwood Oil and Gas 577-5311 Sabrina Hamner WYOGCC 234-7147
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GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS Borah Borah Petroleum
Lloyd Putnam DBL Enterprises LLC Integrated Petroleum Technologies WWC Engineering
Wyoming Energy Consultants
BRONZE SPONSORS Extreme Petroleum Technology
UPCOMING AREA MEETINGS WYOMING GEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION – All meetings at the Black Gold Grille (see Calendar Page). Lunch Buffet served from 11:15 to 12:00 at a cost of $13.00. Contact the WGA office at 237-0027 for more information or to make reservations. April 6, 2018 : Smokey Weinhandl – Resurgence Energy – Hyper Scratcher Technology April 13, 2018: Joe Large (SPE) – Mojo Geological Consulting – Using a Portable Mass Spectrometer to Help Streamline Drilling Procedures April 20, 2018: Brandon McElroy – University of Wyoming – Research Groups’ Recent Topics April 27, 2018: John Hebberger Jr. – Geologists of Jackson Hole – Energy in Wyoming & the World: Critical Choices & Costs
UPCOMING MONTHLY PRESENTATIONS FOR THE SPE WYOMING PETROLEUM SECTION April 13, 2018: Joe Large – Mojo Geological Consulting – Using a Portable Mass Spectrometer to Help Streamline Drilling Procedures May 11, 2018: Ron Auflick – Wold Oil – Operating in the Powder River Basin – Update on One Operator’s 2018 Approach to Optimization
Wyoming Petroleum Section April 2018 Newsletter http://wyoming.spe.org/ When: Friday, April 13, 2018 Where: Black Gold Grille Time: 11:15 AM ($13.00 for buffet lunch) Please notify Dave Chase at 261-7685 by noon on Thursday, April 12, 2018 if you plan to attend. Please utilize this service so that we can give the Black Gold Grille an accurate headcount.
Event:
Joe Large – Mojo Geological Consulting – Using a Portable Mass Spectrometer to Help Streamline Drilling Procedures
Biography: Joseph Large is Field Operations Manager for Mojo Geological Consulting. Overseeing the operation, interpretation and daily reporting of Quadrupole Mass Spectrometers units on drilling sites in the Powder River Basin. Joe is a 13-year veteran of wellsite geology, in the Rocky Mountain region, directly sitting or overseeing over 300 wells in Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming, Utah and Colorado. Joe was the President and partner of RPM Geologic from 2010 to 2015. He oversaw or directly performed work for Oasis Petroleum, Samson Resources, QEP, Slawson Energy and others. Joe is a native of Central Virginia, is an honorably discharged US Airforce veteran and has a Bachelor of Science in Geosciences from Virginia Tech where he was president of the Honors Fraternity. Abstract: Technology has always been the driving force in the oil field. Constant technological advances are allowing bits to drill ever faster and farther. Reservoir analysis and stimulation advances are making plays equitable today that 10 years ago would have been passed over. Advances in MWD and LWD tools allow teams to maximize exposure to target and drill smoother wells. Competition advances are allowing higher recovery percentages. Pay zone identification within a formation will enable maximum exposure of the wellbore to the “sweetspot”. Real time identification of porosities, fractures and faults in the well can help optimize completions and regional modeling. Ratios can be used to infer increases and decreases in water content, quality of hydrocarbons and fingerprint individual hydrocarbon sources. Compartmentalization techniques can be used to optimize geosteering and completion procedures, and “bit generated gases” can be used to infer whether low penetrations rates are due to damaged bits.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS and NEWS WYOMING PETROLEUM SECTION Due to our excellent participation in past continuing education events, we will continue to offer these as they become available. Our new web address is http://wyoming.spe.org
The SPE Wyoming Petroleum Section has sent letters requesting sponsors for the 2018 year. If you need further information please contact Sabrina Hamner at: [email protected] We appreciate your patience as we move meeting locations, which will now be held at the Black Gold Grille BLACK GOLD GRILLE 1650 ENGLISH AVENUE CASPER
UPCOMING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES
**Members - Please Phone in Reservations for Meetings ** Dave Chase is taking phone reservations for meetings at 261-7685. Please take a little extra time and utilize this service so that an accurate headcount can be given to the venue for their meal preparation. This also helps us to get scheduled into a meeting room that is adequately sized for our meetings. Your help in this matter is greatly appreciated
Section Chairman Treasurer Scholarship Chair Program Chairman Secretary Continuing Education Membership Chair
2017-2018 Wyoming Petroleum Section Dave Chase BLM 261-7685 Julie Cruse Scientific Drilling 472-6621 Luke Opitz Moser Energy Systems 234-7833 Dave Chase BLM 261-7685 Marron Bingle-Davis Sunshine Valley Petroleum 233-8737 Mike Bingle-Davis Kirkwood Oil and Gas 577-5311 Sabrina Hamner WYOGCC 234-7147
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
[email protected] [email protected]
GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS Borah Borah Petroleum
Lloyd Putnam DBL Enterprises LLC Integrated Petroleum Technologies WWC Engineering
Wyoming Energy Consultants
BRONZE SPONSORS Extreme Petroleum Technology
UPCOMING AREA MEETINGS WYOMING GEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION – All meetings at the Black Gold Grille (see Calendar Page). Lunch Buffet served from 11:15 to 12:00 at a cost of $13.00. Contact the WGA office at 237-0027 for more information or to make reservations. April 6, 2018 : Smokey Weinhandl – Resurgence Energy – Hyper Scratcher Technology April 13, 2018: Joe Large (SPE) – Mojo Geological Consulting – Using a Portable Mass Spectrometer to Help Streamline Drilling Procedures April 20, 2018: Brandon McElroy – University of Wyoming – Research Groups’ Recent Topics April 27, 2018: John Hebberger Jr. – Geologists of Jackson Hole – Energy in Wyoming & the World: Critical Choices & Costs
UPCOMING MONTHLY PRESENTATIONS FOR THE SPE WYOMING PETROLEUM SECTION April 13, 2018: Joe Large – Mojo Geological Consulting – Using a Portable Mass Spectrometer to Help Streamline Drilling Procedures May 11, 2018: Ron Auflick – Wold Oil – Operating in the Powder River Basin – Update on One Operator’s 2018 Approach to Optimization
Wyoming Petroleum Section April 2018 Newsletter http://wyoming.spe.org/ When: Friday, April 13, 2018 Where: Black Gold Grille Time: 11:15 AM ($13.00 for buffet lunch) Please notify Dave Chase at 261-7685 by noon on Thursday, April 12, 2018 if you plan to attend. Please utilize this service so that we can give the Black Gold Grille an accurate headcount.
Event:
Joe Large – Mojo Geological Consulting – Using a Portable Mass Spectrometer to Help Streamline Drilling Procedures
Biography: Joseph Large is Field Operations Manager for Mojo Geological Consulting. Overseeing the operation, interpretation and daily reporting of Quadrupole Mass Spectrometers units on drilling sites in the Powder River Basin. Joe is a 13-year veteran of wellsite geology, in the Rocky Mountain region, directly sitting or overseeing over 300 wells in Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming, Utah and Colorado. Joe was the President and partner of RPM Geologic from 2010 to 2015. He oversaw or directly performed work for Oasis Petroleum, Samson Resources, QEP, Slawson Energy and others. Joe is a native of Central Virginia, is an honorably discharged US Airforce veteran and has a Bachelor of Science in Geosciences from Virginia Tech where he was president of the Honors Fraternity. Abstract: Technology has always been the driving force in the oil field. Constant technological advances are allowing bits to drill ever faster and farther. Reservoir analysis and stimulation advances are making plays equitable today that 10 years ago would have been passed over. Advances in MWD and LWD tools allow teams to maximize exposure to target and drill smoother wells. Competition advances are allowing higher recovery percentages. Pay zone identification within a formation will enable maximum exposure of the wellbore to the “sweetspot”. Real time identification of porosities, fractures and faults in the well can help optimize completions and regional modeling. Ratios can be used to infer increases and decreases in water content, quality of hydrocarbons and fingerprint individual hydrocarbon sources. Compartmentalization techniques can be used to optimize geosteering and completion procedures, and “bit generated gases” can be used to infer whether low penetrations rates are due to damaged bits.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS and NEWS WYOMING PETROLEUM SECTION Due to our excellent participation in past continuing education events, we will continue to offer these as they become available. Our new web address is http://wyoming.spe.org
The SPE Wyoming Petroleum Section has sent letters requesting sponsors for the 2018 year. If you need further information please contact Sabrina Hamner at: [email protected] We appreciate your patience as we move meeting locations, which will now be held at the Black Gold Grille BLACK GOLD GRILLE 1650 ENGLISH AVENUE CASPER
UPCOMING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES
**Members - Please Phone in Reservations for Meetings ** Dave Chase is taking phone reservations for meetings at 261-7685. Please take a little extra time and utilize this service so that an accurate headcount can be given to the venue for their meal preparation. This also helps us to get scheduled into a meeting room that is adequately sized for our meetings. Your help in this matter is greatly appreciated
