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*Basic Geology for Non Geologist*

*May 24th – 27th,2010, at Hyatt Regency Hotel – Bandung*

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*Instructor:*

*Ir. Kris Hendardjo, MBA***

*Overview***

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Employees in today’s oil business can not work in isolation. They must constantly interact with others, freely exchanging data and ideas and reshaping their jobs to better serve the changing organization around them. With these new demands, every employee needs a basic understanding of the industry. This includes familiarity with each of the upstream technologies and operations (geophysics, drilling, well logging etc.), the jobs of the various specialists (geologists, engineers) and the issues critical to the company’s success as a business.

This course explains the application of geological principles to petroleum geology. The comprehensive character of the course satisfies the geological requirements of a wide variety of petroleum industry disciplines.

This training will be conveyed in an integrated and enjoyable yet effective fashion by looking at the “big picture”. Details that would confuse the essentials are avoided – broad principles and inter- connections are stressed. Realistic exercises and focus on the critical decisions in each activity let the participants see through the eyes of the person doing it. No industry experience or college background is needed to grasp the material. The learning is enlivened by exercises discussions, quizzes, games and real life examples and insights from instructor’s varied career.

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Dear Distinguished Professionals, BTCO Proudly Presents:

PETROLEUM CONTRACTUAL SYSTEM May 10 – 12, 2010 in Golden Flower Hotel, BANDUNG Prof. DR. Widjadjono Partowidagdo & Assistant

The Key issues of contract are the ownership of hydrocarbons and state sovereignty of natural resources, goals of petroleum policy, state participation, petroleum authorities, the role of national companies, exploration and production regulations.

Contractual systems consist of concession contract, production contractual contracts and other contractual form. Mostly, Production Sharing Contracts are applied in Indonesia. However, other contractual from can also be applied. Petroleum is common property resources, therefore its management should give greatest benefit for the people.

COURSE CONTENT * Dynamics of Petroleum Business * Profit Indicators * Government Take from Tax and non Tax * Important Issues on Law, Fiscal and Frame work of Upstream Petroleum Contracts * General Assessment on Petroleum Exploitation and Production Concession * Production Sharing Contract * Other Contractual Systems * Comparison between Systems * Petroleum Contracts in Indonesia continue reading…

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*OHSAS 18001*

*Occupational Health & Safety Management System *

*-Understanding & Implementation-*

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*April 21st – 23rd 2010, at Amaroossa Hotel – Bandung ***

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*Instructor:***

*Ir. Yoki Hernawan, MM*

*Ir. Eko Sri Wibowo*

*Course Objective*

To introduce participants to an Occupational Health & Safety Management System (OHSAS 18001) and further develop their skills in implementation of the system.

*Who should attend*

? Environment Health & Safety professionals

? Managers, owners of companies interested to start an Occupational Health & Safety Management System in the organization

? Other professionals and interested parties / stakeholders interested in OHSAS 18001

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Dear Professional,

Trust this note will find you well amidst your hectic schedule at work. We would like to inform our training programs in 2nd week on April 2010.

*1. Topic : Formation Evaluation Well Log Data Interpretation & Analysis ***

Date : April 12th – 15th, 2010

Instructor :* * Doct-Ing. Ir. Supomo M. Atmodjo**

Venue : Harris Kuta Hotel – Bali

Course Fee : IDR 7,500,000 */ **participant***

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*COURSE CONTENT*

• Review of log measurements and response relations with emphasis on log principles, records and quality control.

• Review of interpretation techniques covering both the standard techniques and cross plotting techniques.

• Porosity cross plotting techniques for rock typing and effective porosity determinations using the porosity relations for all dual combinations as well as the tri-porosity combination.

• Shaly sand interpretation.

• Review of basic flow assurance, including wellbore damage estimation, gross & net sand determination, sorting perforation intervals candidates and flowrate estimation.

• Perforation technique, including the strategies, methods and recent available supporting services.

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*RISK ANALYSIS *

*FOR UPSTREAM PETROLEUM INDUSTRY***

*March 30th – April 1st 2010, at Aston Braga Hotel – Bandung *

*Instructor:*

*Prof. Dr. Widjajono Partowidagdo*

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*COURSE OBJECTIVE*

Petroleum business is risky business. Petroleum business risks consist of risks affecting its profit, i.e., production, price, costs and government take. There are geological and production risk, market risk, technological risk and country risk.

Risk analysis is important for making decision. Risk analysis consists of sensitivity analysis, decision tree and monte carlo simulation. Applications for reserves estimation and for petroleum exploration and development planning are important for upstream petroleum industry.

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*COURSE CONTENT*

1. Economic Evaluation

2. Statistics for Risk Analysis

3. Types of Risk Analysis

4. Sensitivity Analysis

5. Decision Tree

6. Monte Carlo Simulation

7. Monte Carlo Simulation for Petroleum Exploration and Development

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FORMATION EVALUATION

WELL LOG DATA INTERPRETATION ANALYSIS

April 12th – 15th 2010, at Harris Kuta Hotel – Bali

Instructor:

Doct-Ing. Ir. Supomo M. Atmodjo

OBJECTIVES

Well logging, although implement various principles in practice, but basically is dedicated to one common goal to measure certain physical parameters of rocks being drilled continuously in order to get interested information concerning the formation, their porosity, permeability and the nature of containing fluids.

With the recent trend to build an effective synergy in Geophysics, Geology and Reservoir Engineering approach, the Formation Evaluation is becoming more and more challenged, not only in their contribution to refine horizons and layers definitions in geologic modelling, but also in defining indispensables parameters for perforating intervals selection, which is usually related to a certain production target.

In this context, this course is designed for the log analyst, geologist and engineer who has experienced working in a team or is being prepared to work in a synergy team. However this five days course develops the capability for independent work in application of Formation Evaluation to exploration and production problems. The emphasis is on illustration by examples and case histories.

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*PROGRAM TITLE* Supply Chain Management

*DURATION, DATE & VENUE* 3 (three) days, 19 – 21 April 2010 Grand Sahid Jaya Hotel Andrawina Room Ground Floor Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 86, Jakarta 10220 – Indonesia

*PROGRAM OBJECTIVES* This program is designed to expose participants to contemporary thought and practice in supply chain management. At the end of the workshop, everyone who participates will be better able to: () Understand the concept of effective Supply Chain Management () Plan and implement the Supply Chain Management concept at their organization

*PROGRAM CONTENT* () The concept of supply chain management () The contribution that supply chain management makes to business performance () Diagnosing supply chain performance () Crafting supply chain strategy and integrating it with business strategy () Aligning organization, policies, systems and procedures throughout the organization () Managing supply chain operations & partners () How to cope with uncertainties in supply chains () The impact of e-commerce
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Dear Professionals,

Wind Energy can help oil and gas industry to drive remote wells. Please register now.

At first we did not realize that wind energy in Indonesia could give a significant contribution for their people. But our beliefs proved wrong as Indonesian people for hundred years has become marine nations which utilize wind energy to drive millions of boats for sailing everyday. We can imagine how many tons of fuel will be waisted and create pollutions to the air if the fuel is used to replace the wind energy.

Wind along the coastal area blows in opposite direction at noon and at night. At noon the temperature in land is higher than on sea, therefore the wind blows from the sea to the land. However, at night the temperature in the land is colder than on the sea so the wind blows from the land to the sea. Wind along the coastal area always behave that way along the years.

In general, in dry season wind at coastal area blows approximately 15 hours a day whereas at rainy season only 10 hours a day. That big amount of wind can be explored and catched as an energy and saved afterwards. Then the energy can be used for daily activities such as for providing water and electricity. continue reading…

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Erasmus Mundus Master Scholarships in Mathematics for Europeans, Europe

Europeans are finally eligible for Erasmus Mundus scholarships (max. 20,000 euros) to attend our Master’s course in MathMods (Mathematical Modelling in Engineering: Theory, Numerics, Applications).

MathMods is a two-year Master of Science (MSc) programme (120 ECTS) within 5 European universities, providing students with a cross cultural education while getting acquainted with both theory and applications of mathematical modelling in engineering.

Consortium MathMods Consortium is coordinated by the

* University of L’Aquila in Italy (UAQ)

and involves other four leading institutions in Europe:

* Autonomous University of Barcelona in Catalonia (UAB), * University of Hamburg in Germany (UHH), * Gdansk University of Technology in Poland (GUT), * University of Nice – Sophia Antipolis in France (UNSA).

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*SEMINAR: KALIMANTAN COAL and MINERAL RESOURCES – 29-30 March 2010 [MGEI - IAGI]

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*GENERAL:

*1. Mineral and Coal Mining Law and Its Implementing Regulations (Director

General of Mineral, Coal and Geothermal)

2. Geology Based Spatial Planning and Related Mining Issues (Head of -Badan

Geology) – topic to be confirmed

3. Mining Industry Outlook (Indonesian Mining Association)
*COAL:*

1. Kalimantan Sedimentary / Coal Basins (Andang Bachtiar – ETTI)

2. Aspects of Coal Exploration (Stephen Macmillan – GMT)

3. Coal Stratigraphy of Separi, East Kalimantan (Fajar Alam et al – Straits)

4. Coking Coal Quality of Central Kalimantan (Chairul Nas / Hidartan -

Trisakti University)

5. Geology of Block VI : History of Arutmin Discovery (Elino Febriadi -

Arutmin)
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