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9-12 NOVEMBER 2020
Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre - Abu Dhabi, UAE
ADIPEC 2020
TECHNICAL CONFERENCE
CALL FOR PAPERS
FINAL DEADLINE: SATURDAY 25 APRIL 2020
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ADIPEC 2019
Technical Sessions
In Numbers
684
Submitting Companies From 67 Countries
Resulted In 123 Technical Sessions
123
Technical Conference Sessions
3,653
Abstract Submissions
6
Technical Panel Sessions
860
Abstracts Selected (492 Technical And 368 Eposter)
From 224 Companies And 48 Countries
Delegate Survey
Responses
97% 92% 85% 97%
Said the value received from
the conferences exceeded
the value of the time invested
2
Met their objectives
by attending the
conferences
Said they would
return in 2020
Would recommend the
ADIPEC Conferences
Source: ADIPEC 2019 Conference Delegate Survey

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An overview of the
ADIPEC 2020 conferences
1 3 2
11
ADIPEC Official Opening
Ceremony*
Keynote
Addresses
Ministerial
Sessions*
Global Business
Leaders Sessions
Celebrating the opening of
ADIPEC with featured and
keynote speakers
An insight into the
understanding of key topics that
are disrupting economics, the
energy landscape, megatrends,
and industry dynamics
Inspiring new manifestos to
accelerate oil and gas growth
Global Business Leaders and
Industry representatives, come
together to discuss new and
emerging mega trends and the
world’s growing energy demand
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123
Finance Global Business
Leaders Sessions
Oil & Gas 4.0 Strategic
Roundtables
LIVE
Sessions
Technical Conference
Sessions**
Financing the future growth
of today’s global oil and gas
industry
a series of exclusive, closeddoor
discussions addressing key
industry trends within the context
of Oil & Gas 4.0
An exclusive question and
answer format with leading global
global influencers and disruptors
transforming the global economic
and energy landscape
Subject-matter experts will share
practical and applied knowledge
on technology ranging from
exploration to development and
production of resources
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10
6
Technical Panel
Sessions**
Downstream Technical
Conference Sessions*
Inclusion & Diversity in
Energy Sessions*
Industry experts will provide
technical insights on key issues
shaping the oil and gas industry
Technical experts provide
insights into refining and
petrochemical technology,
innovation project updates and
integration and collaboration
across the value chain
Fostering diverse and inclusive
oil and gas workplaces
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The Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC) remains the world’s premier event for sharing
professional knowledge and shaping the strategic future of oil and gas industry. Attended by more than 11,000 delegates and over
1,000 speakers from across the globe the conference enables high-level networking and interaction, stimulating intellectual, open
and meaningful dialogues. ADIPEC conferences brings together Energy Ministers, Global CEOs and leading decision makers across
four days of focused business, partnerships and knowledge transfer that addresses today’s energy needs and define tomorrow’s
energy landscape.
The ADIPEC Technical Conference, organised by the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), is a multi-disciplinary conference that
caters to today’s modern engineers, providing them with an opportunity to learn, meet and network with fellow engineers working in
different oil and gas producing environments, with different challenges, from around the world.
With the Call for Papers still open for submissions, technical professionals have the opportunity to submit before 25 April 2020, to be
considered for the ADIPEC 2020 Technical Conference. ADIPEC is a testament to the rising demand for knowledge exchange in the
Middle East, Africa & Asian Sub-Continent in our ever changing energy world.
Important dates
30
January
Call for Papers
Deadline
18
May
ADIPEC 2020
Call for Papers Open
Author Notifications
25
April
9 - 12
November
Submit your abstract online
www.adipec.com/cfp
Final deadline:
Saturday 25 April 2020
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Why Submit Abstracts?
As an oil and gas expert, you have the
opportunity to join over 1,000 technical
speakers from around the world addressing
the industry’s most topical issues and
presenting technological advances to
industry peers. The ADIPEC technical
conference, organised by SPE, is the place
to hone your knowledge and share best
practices with your industry colleagues.
With over 100 technical conference
sessions and more than 11,000 delegates
in attendance, the ADIPEC Technical
Conference is a testament to the rising
demand for knowledge exchange in the
Middle East, Africa & Asian sub-continent in
our ever-changing energy world.
ADIPEC is host to the world’s largest and most important
technical conferences with over 123 sessions and 1,000+
speakers in 2019.
Present your technical knowledge and experience to an
international audience of industry colleagues.
Raise your company’s technical profile at a prestigious energy
event.
As a distinguished speaker at ADIPEC, the opportunity to
network extends beyond the conference programme, with over
2,200 exhibiting companies on the show floor with whom you
can interact and meet.
Network with over 155,000 industry professionals from 167
countries.
Technical Categories For 2020 Paper Proposals
• Oil And Gas 4.0: A Journey to Adapt the Future of Oil & Gas
Industry, Aiming to Grand Master the Next Generation of
Improved Operations and Technologies
• Sustainable Solutions For The Oil And Gas Industry
• Project Management
• People Development And Diversity
• Health And Safety
• Geosciences
• Oil Field Development And Management
• Gas Field Development And Management
• Unconventional Resources Development
• Supply Chain Management
• Marine Logistics And Operations
• Drilling Operations
• Well Completions
• Operational Excellence
• Production Facilities
• Enhanced Oil Recovery
Submit Your Abstracts Before Saturday 25 April 2020
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Technical Categories For Paper Proposals
1. OIL AND GAS 4.0: A Journey
to Adapt the Future of Oil & Gas
Industry, Aiming to Grand Master
the Next Generation of Improved
Operations and Technologies
1. Data Acquisition, Control, and Monitoring Systems
2. Data Availability, Integrity, and Access
3. Data Management and Security
4. Field Automation including Instrumentation
and Control
5. Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT) applied to Oil
and Gas Fields
6. Hardware and Software Choices and Support for
Various Needs
7. Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Expert Systems
8. Big Data Applications
9. Integration and Visualization Technologies
10. Knowledge Capture and Management
11. Engineering workflow and
business process automation
12. Cognitive Prescriptive Applications Geoscience,
Reservoir and Production Management
13. Cognitive Prescriptive Applications in
Drilling event detection and prevention
14. Oil and Gas 4.0 Innovative use cases
and applied technologies
15. Automation of Routine Workflows,
with Cognitive Exception Based Reporting
16. Integrity Opportunities and Challenges
in a Digital World
17. Robots to Replace Human Beings in the Oilfield
or Smart Addition?
18. The Big Data picture Across Disciplines.
Where is the Value?
19. Why do we need Cloud computing in the O&G?
2. PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT AND
DIVERSITY
20. Gender Balance
21. Human Capital and Talent Management
22. Organizational Development
23. What does a Future Leader Need to Know?
24. Leadership Development And Empowerment
25. Empowerment Strategies for Key Workforce
Segments (Age, Gender, Race)
26. Building the Next Generation of Petro
Technical Professionals
27. Leadership Development and Succession
Management
28. The Value of Diversity as a Workforce Strategy
29. Managing Change through Effective
Knowledge Management
30. Developing Capability for a Continuous
Improvement Culture
31. Competency and Professionalism in
a Changing Industry
32. Cost Effective Training and Development
33. Maximising Values of International Companies
collaboration with the National Companies
34. Effective Nationalisation Strategies
35. Developing an Agile Workforce
36. Effective Knowledge Management Strategies
37. Talent Acquisition Strategies
38. Instilling Work Ethics in the Workplace
39. Workforce Engagement Strategies
40. Do We Need to Change Our Recruiting
Habits in the O&G?
41. How Does the Next Generation of AI, Software
and Robotic Human Capital Fit Into Our
42. Traditional Engineering Community?
3. HEALTH AND SAFETY
43. Organizational Behaviour
44. Minimising Environmental Footprint
45. New Approaches for Environmental Impact
Assessment and Management
46. Human Factors in HSE Performance
47. Promoting Safety Culture: Change in Mindset
48. Effective Concepts for Occupational
Health Management
49. Managing the Asset Integrity Risks Associated with
CO2, H2S and High BWS (Wells and Facilities)
50. Integrating Asset Integrity and HSE Management
51. Accident Prevention and “Lessons Learned” in
Safety (Onshore & Offshore)
52. Best Practices in Gas Flaring
and Emission Reduction
53. Major Accidents Prevention and Lessons Learnt
54. Innovation in Environmental Protection
55. AI Technologies for Human and Asset Protection
in O&G Fields
56. Minimizing Hazardous Waste in O&G
Field Operations
4. GEOSCIENCES
57. Advances in Regional Geology (Sedimentology,
Sequence and Bio-Stratigraphy, Basin and
Structural Modelling etc.)
58. New Exploration Plays (Subtle Traps, Deep Plays,
Field Satellite Extensions)
59. Rock Physics and Geomechanics for
Conventional Reservoirs
60. Seismic Inversion in Reservoir Modelling
61. Advances in Reservoir Characterisation (SCAL,
RRT, Core Integration, PNM, Digital Rock Physics)
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102. Data-Driven Analytics; Applications in
Reservoir Engineering
103. Data-Driven Analytics; Applications in Reservoir
Modeling and Reservoir Management
104. PVT-Fluid Properties/Sampling
105. Downhole Sensing, Flow Monitoring and Control
106. Advances in Matrix Acidizing of Carbonate
Reservoirs
107. Crude Price Analysis and Reserves Classification
108. Improving Field Performance through Effective
Reservoir Surveillance
109. Artificial Lift Technology and Applications
110. Matured Field Re-Development and Challenges
111. Advances in Rigless Well Intervention
112. Marginal Field Developments and Optimisations
113. Integrated Asset Optimisation for Offshore Fields
62. Faults and Fracture Characterisation, Fault Seal
Analysis/DFN Modelling
63. Advancement in Real-Time Formation Evaluation
Case Studies (Geosteering, Logging Tool Selection,
Interpretation)
64. Making Better Decisions: Role of Geoscience in
Uncertainty Assessment and Risk Management
65. Tight Reservoirs, Fracture Characterisation
and Modelling
66. Advances in Reservoir Characterisation
67. Integration of Magnetic Resonance (CMR/
NMR) Logs, MICP, SCAL, CCA Data in Defining
Carbonate Petrophysical Rock Typing
68. Is Brute Force Computing an Answer to Model
Complex Reservoirs?
69. New Approaches in Characterisation and Modelling
of Complex Reservoirs
70. Geostatistics and Static Modelling
71. Basin Analysis and Modelling; Source to Migration
to Trapment
72. Data-Driven Analytics; Applications in G&G
73. Examples of New Technology Application in
Exploration, Case Studies
74. R&D: Geoscience Technology Development
and Deployment
75. Advances in Dynamic Formation Evaluation
76. 4D Seismic in Carbonate Reservoir–Challenges
and Opportunities
77. Cased Hole Logging Technology
78. Petrophysics of Naturally-Fractured Reservoirs
79. Dynamic Formation Evaluation
80. Emerging Logging Technologies and
Interpretation Methods
81. Induced Fracture Modeling: How Good are We?
5. OIL FIELD DEVELOPMENT
AND MANAGEMENT
82. Challenges of Field Development Plan for
Reservoirs under Depletion Mode
83. Challenging Developments: Oil Rims, Marginal
Fields, Complex Reservoirs, Paleo Oil
84. Development Plan Optimisation of the Reserves
and Project Economics
85. Integrated Asset Modelling for Oil Reservoirs:
Coupling Surface Facilities with Reservoir Models
86. Challenges of Gas Injection and Production/
Process Optimisation
87. Maximising Value from Mature Fields Revitalisation,
Redevelopment, and End of Field Life Planning
88. Advances in Water flooding Management
(Capturing Learnings from Mature Reservoirs)
89. Achieving Exceptional Recovery-Case Studies
90. Getting the Most from Reservoir Surveillance, Well
Testing, Production Measurement
91. Maximising Production-Downtime Management
and Well Utilisation
92. Reservoir Modelling, Simulation, and History Matching
93. Fluid Characterisation, SCAL, and Fluid-Rock
Interaction
94. History Matching–Best Practice
95. Complex Well Modelling
96. Field Development–Uncertainty Analysis
97. New Generation Simulators
98. Workflow for Mature Oil Fields
99. Well Testing and Production Logging (Fractured
Reservoirs with Horizontal Wells)
100. Extending the Economic Life of Mature Fields
101. Innovative Development Solution for Marginal
Fields and Reservoirs
6. GAS FIELD DEVELOPMENT
AND MANAGEMENT
114. Gas Field Developments and Optimizations
115. Gas Properties/Sampling
116. Integrated Asset Modelling for Gas Reservoirs:
Coupling Surface and Subsurface Models
117. Gas Storage, Recycling and Production/Process
Optimisation
118. Recent Developments in Gas Processing
119. Challenges Related to Production of Sour Gas
from HP/HT Reservoirs
120. LPG, Chemical Gas, CNG & LNG Production
Challenges
121. Carbon Capture and Storage Technology–Can
CO2 be Overcome Positively?
122. Advances in Gas Sweetening and Dehydration
123. Efficient Utilisation of Energy in Gas Processing
124. Improvements and Advances in Sour Gas
Processing
125. Improving Compressors/Drivers Availability
126. Advances in Centrifugal Gas Compressors
127. Metering and Instrumentation (Flow
Measurement, Gas Quality Measurement,
Technologies)
7. UNCONVENTIONAL
RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT
128. Green Fluids for Hydraulic Fracturing
129. Progress in Frac Fluid Recycling
130. Fracking Techniques and Compartmentalisation
131. An Opportunity for the Middle East?
132. Unconventional Gas Exploration and Appraisal in
the Middle East
133. Unconventional Resource Assessment: Methods
to Estimate Gas Volumes in Place and Ultimate
134. Recovery
135. Geomechanics, Horizontal Drilling and Hydraulic
Fracturing in Shale Gas Plays
136. Unconventional Oil Exploration and Appraisal in
the Middle East
137. Advances in Understanding of Shale Gas
Transport, Recovery Enhancement, and
Simulation Modelling
138. Geological and Geophysical Characterisation
139. Petrophysical Characterisation
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140. Geomechanics
141. Reservoir Modelling
142. Horizontal Well Placement
143. Fracturing Performance
144. Technical and Operational Challenges of Tight
Gas and Oil and Shale Gas and Oil
8. ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY
145. Chemical Flooding
146. CO2 Injection
147. Gas Injection
148. Solvents Injection
149. Microbial Methods
150. Thermal EOR applications
151. Nano Particles EOR applications
152. Low Salinity EOR applications
153. EOR Modeling Advancements
154. Pilots Design and Workflow
155. EOR Monitoring and Surveillance
156. Fast Tracking Approach
157. Field Scale Implementation
158. EOR Surface Facilities
159. Flow Assurance and Integrity
160. New Technologies and Research
and Development
9. SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS FOR
THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY
161. Decreasing Fresh Water Usage
162. Water Recycling
163. CO2 Capture, Usage And Sequestration
164. Use Of Recycling Oil
165. Reducing Gas Emission
166. Downstream Energy Efficiency
167. Reducing Methane Leakage
168. Engineering Design for Optimum Energy
Conservation (Efficient Energy Use and Reduced
169. Reliance on Conventional Sources)
170. E&P Data Management Excellence
171. Upstream Social Responsibility
172. Cooperative Alternatives Energies
10. PROJECT MANAGEMENT
173. Engineering, Procurement, Construction,
Management: Strategies for Successful Project
Execution
174. Challenges of Gas and Oil Mega-Projects:
Resource, People, Management, Delivery and
Cost Perspectives
175. Mitigating Challenges during Commissioning and
Start-Up of Gas and Oil Projects
176. Realising Strategic/Economic Benefits of
Standardisation
177. Brownfield Project Challenges, Interfaces, Risks,
and Mitigations
178. Realising Opportunities of Smart Field
Technology/Automation
179. Latest on Project Management Tools
180. Best Practices in Well Delivery; From Concept
to Production
11. SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
181. Material Management
182. Integrated Supply Chain Management
12. MARINE LOGISTICS AND
OPERATIONS
183. Emerging and Advanced Technologies
184. Offshore Vessels and Platforms
185. Materials Performance
186. Infrastructure, Logistics and Supply Chain
187. Offshore Artificial Islands & Coastal Engineering
188. Offshore Projects and case studies
189. Offshore Structural Engineering
190. Subsea pipelines, Umbilical and IRM
191. Diving, Survey and ROVs Technologies
192. Marine Engineering & Marine Technology
193. Jack up Barges and Rig moves
194. Ships [People, Efficiency, Performance &
Profitability]
195. Marine Safety
196. Offshore & Marine Operations
197. Material Managemen
13. DRILLING OPERATIONS
198. Intelligent Diagnostics, to Predict Drilling Events
and Take Action before they Occur
199. Best Practices in Well Delivery; From Concept to
Production
200. New Protocols and Technology in Well Control
201. Step Change in Drilling Efficiency
202. Extended Reach Technology and Beyond MRC
203. Real Value of Real-Time Drilling Operations
204. Advances in Drilling Bit Technology and
Deployment
205. Drilling Beyond the Limit
206. Rig and Equipment Integrity Management-Best
Practices
207. Managing Wellbore Stability in Challenging
Environments (Reactive Shale, Salt, High
Pressure, Low Pressure)
208. Advances in Deep Water Drilling Technology
209. Intelligent Completions: Design, Implementation
and Performance
210. Managed Pressure Drilling Advantages vs Under
Balance Drilling Application for Sour Fields
211. Drilling Waste Management and Zero Discharge
Drilling Technology
212. Advancements in Rig Equipment
213. Improving Performance with Drilling Technologies
214. Drilling Engineering in Real Time to Maximize
Drilling Performance
215. Advanced Drilling Techniques to Develop
Gas Resources
216. Advances in Decommissioning and
Well Abandonment
217. Managing Losses in Highly Fractured Formation
218. Drilling Operations Optimization
219. Drilling Operation Best Practices and Optimization
220. Advances in Drilling and Completion Fluid
221. Advances in Cementing Technology
ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS
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14. WELL COMPLETIONS
222. Lower And Upper Completions
223. Intelligent Completions: Design, Implementation
and Performance
224. Artificial Lift/Completion and
Management Systems
225. Sand Control and ICD Completion
226. Well Intervention Advances in Well Intervention
227. Well Testing Challenges (Heavy Oil, High Pressure,
Sour Gas)
228. Advances in Multistage Fracturing and Stimulation
229. Artificial Lift/Completion and
Management Systems
230. Sand Control and ICD Completions
231. Water and Gas Shut Off Technologies
232. Wellbore Integrity and Zonal Isolation
15. OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE
233. Producing from HP/HT Tight Gas: Challenges and
Lessons Learnt
234. Managing Process Safety throughout the
Asset Life Cycle
235. Integrating Sustainability into
Management Practices
236. Managing Process Safety through Effective
Integrity Management
237. Best Practices in Integrity Management of Safety
Critical Systems
238. Integrity Inspection: Latest Development, Effective
Measurement and Reporting
239. Managing Challenges with Asset Life
Extension: New Risks, Changing Standards,
and Codes
240. Intelligent Diagnostics, to Predict Events and Take
Action before they Occur
241. Advances in Metering/Well Testing Technologies
242. Innovative Solutions to Overcome Production
Constraints (Oil, Gas, and Produced Water
Handling)
243. Realising a Step-Change in Operating Costs
244. Best Practices in Pipeline Management: Design,
Inspection, Remnant Life Assessment, and
Repair/Replacement
245. Management of Change: People,
Operations, Equipment
246. Managing Aging Facilities
247. Collaborative Working to Reach Smarter, Faster
Decisions
248. Automation of Routine Workflows, with
Exception Based Reporting
249. Benefits and Challenges of Automation
250. Advances in Maintenance Strategies
251. Best Practices in Equipment Strategy (Rotating/
Static Equipment)
252. Achieving “Best in Class” Maintenance
Performance
253. E&P Data Excellence
254. Energy Optimizing through Advanced
Process Controls
255. Water Management
256. Flow Assurance: Engineering and Project
257. Topsides: New Technologies Driving Cost
Down
258. Advances in Reliability and Failure Analysis
259. Advances in Managing Well Integrity
in Low Cost Era
16. PRODUCTION FACILITIES
260. Surface and Subsurface Facilities and Pipelines
261. Surface and Subsurface Integration
and Optimisation
262. Using the Latest Technology to Improve Facility
Performance during Life Cycle
263. Multiphase Pumping and Metering
264. Corrosion and Erosion
265. Advances in Facilities Separation Technologies
266. De-Bottlenecking Facilities
267. Abandonment/Decommissioning
“All the main companies, all the main leaders,
all the main institutions are here. We are transforming the
energy system”
Claudio Descalzi
Chief Executive Officer
Eni
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Call For Paper Guidelines
Technical and poster presentations for the conference will be
selected from paper proposals submitted to the conference
programme committee. Early submission is particularly important
to ensure that the committee members have ample time to
review the paper proposals. Late paper proposals will not be
accepted. The final deadline is Saturday 25 April 2020.
Abstract Content
A proper review of your abstract requires that it contains
adequate information on which to make a judgment. Written
in English and containing 450 words, paper proposals should
include the following:
• 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)
Technical Categories
Use the topics to indicate the topic that best describes your
paper proposal. A primary choice is required. Paper proposals
are evaluated on the basis of the information supplied on the
paper proposal form in accordance with the following criteria:
• The proposed paper or ePoster must contribute to petroleum
technology or be of immediate interest to the oil and gas
industry, and should contain significant new knowledge or
experience in the oil and gas industry.
• Data in the paper proposal must be technically correct.
• The proposed paper or ePoster may present information about
equipment and tools to be used in exploration and production.
Such paper proposals must show the definite applications
and limitations of such equipment and should avoid undue
commercialism and extensive use of trade names.
• The substance of the proposed paper or ePoster must not
have been published previously in trade journals or in other
professional or technical journals.
Prior to paper proposal submission, management clearance
must be obtained. Any issues concerning clearance should be
outlined when the paper proposal is submitted.
Commercialism
Enter a title that is concise, yet descriptive of the primary content
and application of the proposed paper. SPE has a stated policy
against use of commercial trade names, company names, or
language that is commercial in tone in the paper title, text or
slides. Use of such terms will result in careful scrutiny by the
programme committee in evaluating paper proposals and the
presence of commercialism in the paper or poster may result in it
being withdrawn from the conference programme.
Submit your abstract online
www.adipec.com/cfp
Guidelines for Accepted Paper Proposals
• Your paper proposal could be accepted for presentation in a
technical or ePoster session.
• Authors whose abstracts are accepted will be required to
provide a manuscript of (3000–7000 words) for inclusion in the
conference proceedings. SPE operate a “no paper, no podium”
policy whereby if a manuscript with the associated forms is
not received by the due date, it will be withdrawn from the
programme and not allowed to be presented.
• Detailed instructions on the preparation of manuscripts and
presentations will be sent to corresponding author of each
accepted paper.
• SPE assumes no obligation for expenses by authors for
travel, lodging, food, or other incidental expenses.
• Accepted authors will be offered a discounted full conference
registration fee.
Copyright
All authors of papers or ePosters presented at the conference will
be required to complete and submit a copyright release form to
SPE or submit the copyright exemption form where applicable.
Submittal:
• Obtain the necessary clearance for the proposed paper from
your management.
• Submit your paper proposal online. It is critical that all
information requested on the form be provided in full and in the
order requested. The final deadline is Saturday 25 April 2020
An agreement to present a paper at this SPE conference carries
an obligation to participate in the event. Manuscripts will be
required. Authors whose paper proposals are accepted will be
expected to provide a manuscript for inclusion in the Conference
Proceedings. Authors who do not submit a manuscript and the
associated forms by the due date will be withdrawn from the
programme and not allowed to present.
Abstract Submissions
Final Deadline:
Saturday 25 April 2020
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