CIPC SESSION 1: Heavy Oil - Solvent Processes I
Session Chair: Brant Bennion, Hycal Energy Research Laboratories Ltd., A Division of Weatherford
Session Chair: Brij B. Maini, University of Calgary
Room: Glen 201/202

CIPC SESSION 2: Production and Operations Optimization I
Session Chair: Alex Reed, EnCana Corporation
Session Chair: Mona Trick, Neotechnology Consultants Ltd.
Room: 203/204

CIPC SESSION 3: Reservoir Modelling I
Session Chair: Clayton Deutsch, University of Alberta
Session Chair: Kamal Morad, Fekete Associates Inc.
Room: Glen 206

SPECIAL CIPC SESSION 4: Graduate Student Presentation Competion I
Judge: William Sattlegger, DeGolyer and MacNaughton Canada Limited
Judge: Catherine Brownlee, Golder Associates Ltd.
Judge: Gerry Boyer, Sword Energy Inc.
Room: Glen 205

The 2009 Canadian International Petroleum Conference (CIPC) will feature a Graduate Student Presentation Competition as part of the Petroleum Society’s 60th Annual Technical Meeting. Graduate students from respected international universities will be competing in these sessions.

The objective of the competition is to give participants the opportunity to present highlights of their work to petroleum industry experts from around the world. The presentations will be judged on technical content, applicability, and overall presentation quality. A “Best Graduate Student Presentation Award” and two runner-up awards will be given.

CIPC SESSION 5: Heavy Oil - Solvent Processes II
Session Chair: Mauro Cimolai, Laricina Energy Ltd.
Session Chair: Mike McCormack, Fractical Solutions Inc.
Room: Glen 201/202

CIPC SESSION 6: Fluid Characterization
Session Chair: Monica Varga, National Research Council Canada
Session Chair: K.C. Yeung, Husky Energy
Room: Glen 206

CIPC SESSION 7: CO2 Abatement and Environmental Solutions I
Session Chair: Richard Luhning, Enbridge Inc.
Session Chair: Song Sit, EnCana Corporation
Room: 203/204

SPECIAL CIPC SESSION 8: Graduate Student Presentation Competion II
Judge: William Sattlegger, DeGolyer and MacNaughton Canada Limited
Judge: Catherine Brownlee, Golder Associates Ltd.
Judge: Gerry Boyer, Sword Energy Inc.
Room: Glen 205

The 2009 Canadian International Petroleum Conference (CIPC) will feature a Graduate Student Presentation Competition as part of the Petroleum Society’s 60th Annual Technical Meeting. Graduate students from respected international universities will be competing in these sessions.

The objective of the competition is to give participants the opportunity to present highlights of their work to petroleum industry experts from around the world. The presentations will be judged on technical content, applicability, and overall presentation quality. A “Best Graduate Student Presentation Award” and two runner-up awards will be given.