2015 Offshore Technology Conference

5-8 Houston, Texas USA

Call for papers

On behalf of the OTC Board of Directors, the 2015 Program Committee, and the sponsoring organizations, we invite you to submit a paper proposal presenting your technical solutions, innovations, advancements, and knowledge at the largest offshore energy conference in the world. The next conference will take place 4–7 May in Houston, Texas, USA.

http://2015.otcnet.org/Content/Call-for-Papers/7_31/

Paper proposal categories (listed below) are used to direct the paper proposals to the appropriate subject-matter experts for evaluation.

Please indicate the category designation on the online form where indicated.

Alternative Energy

Drilling Technology

Facilities and Production Operations

Field Development

Floater and Mooring Systems

Flow Assurance

Geoscience Developments

Geoscience in Offshore Projects

Global Governance and Regulation

Health, Safety, and Environment

Installation/Construction/Pipelay and Operations

Integrity Management

Marine Mining

Marine Terminals and Transportation

Materials Technology

Ocean Engineering Resources

Offshore Pipelines

Production Sharing and Handling Contracts

Project Management and Economics

Reservoir Engineering

Riser Systems

Subsea Production and Processing Systems

Unconventional Resources and EOR

Well Completion Technology

In addition to the general topic suggestions, the 2015 program committee is interested in paper proposals on:

Pore pressure prediction for shallow well design

Reservoir evaluation and reservoir management

Floating LNG, CNG

Subsea processing

Predicting motions and structural response of floating offshore platforms

Application of computational fluid dynamics to offshore structures’ design

Life of field case studies

Full field development case studies

Capex optimization

Brownfield revitalization

Corporate social responsibility

Wireless communication and power transfer

Subsea power

Remote intervention

Integrated geoscience subsurface interpretation

Microseismic and passive seismic methods

Marine mining developments

Offshore wind power

Frontier deep water (3000m-4500m)

DP station keeping

Oil and gas industry market trends

Deepwater technology

Advances in deepwater risers and flexible pipe systems

Extreme environments