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Resume CV of Candidate 12433.  Master’s prepared Petrophysicist experienced in unconventional analysis throughout North American.  Extensive experience in exploration and development geology, reserves determination, and reservoir delineation.  

QUALIFYING EXPERIENCE: 

Petrophysical analyses                                                            Reserves determination

Exploration and development geology                                   Reservoir delineation

Wellsite geologic/petrophysical supervision  Mentoring/Training lead

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: 

Canadian Major Energy Firm

Petrophysicist Specialist                       1996 – Present 

Geological & Geophysical Applied Technology – Petrophysicist (2002 –present):

• Provide petrophysical support and analyses to North American Natural Gas Business Unit, focusing on the continental USA, shale and tight gas sand prospects.
• Technical evaluation of OGIP values for potential shale gas acquisitions in the Marcellus, Haynesville and Woodford shale prospects. Reserve calculations for existing J-sand and Niobrara carbonate oil reservoirs.

Previous Assignments:

Reservoir Management Team – Petrophysicist/Ops Geologist (1996 – 2002):

• Well planning, geologic operations, detailed petrophysical analysis and reserves determination of Terra Nova wells. On site field supervision and data analysis incorporating wireline log, MDT/RCI pressure data, core and production test data.
• Design and write geological, open hole wireline and LWD programs for project wells and CNOPB ADW submissions. Reservoir characterization determination studies for field simulation modeling. 

Basin Operations Consortium (Offshore Newfoundland):

• Wellsite supervision of offshore logging operations, formation evaluation analyses, MDT programming and implementation, VSP data acquisition. 

Western Canada:

• Detailed petrophysical analyses of new wells in both clastic and carbonate reservoirs. Foothills deep well carbonate basin evaluations and multi-well petrophysical evaluation of existing fields. 

(Offshore Newfoundland): multi-well evaluation for reservoir and hydrocarbon development potential.

• In addition review and evaluate new wireline and LWD technologies and analysis techniques and make recommendations for their application where suitable.
• Taught the Suncor Introductory Log Analysis course to new hire earth scientists, engineers and technologists.

Major Independent E&P

Petrophysics and Operations Geology          1994 – 1996

• Responsible for acquisition of well site geological data and well log evaluation for all Company interest wells drilled in Canada.
• Supplied detailed petrophysical analyses to project geologists, production and reservoir engineers, including net pay, porosity, permeability, water contacts and reserves calculations for all Company interest wells.
• Recommended well testing and completion strategies to senior management.
• Initiated regional petrophysical studies to assist in carbonate and clastic prospect generation.
• Identified additional drilling opportunities in undeveloped secondary targets for several existing fields resulting in substantial additional gas reserves.

Major E&P

Supervisor, Geologic Operations                   1989 – 1994

• Supervised geologic operations team. Responsible for the planning, acquisition and distribution of geologic and petrophysical data on all Canada operated and company interest wells. (Typically more than 150 well locations per year)
• Evaluated potential benefits of new logging technologies and geologic services for acquiring high quality geologic data in a safe, cost effective manner.

Petrophysical Specialist                                      1987 – 1989                                                                                                  

• Responsible for the design, supervision and analysis of petrophysical programs on Company operated wells.
• Conducted detailed petrophysical analyses on Company interest wells and recommended well completion strategies.
• Analyzed multiple well data sets to assist with prospect generation.
• Supervised on-site logging operations for quality control.

Development Geology                                    1985 – 1987

• Responsible for the development/exploitation of several major field areas.
• Discovered and developed two major oil pools and a gas pool in north central Alberta.
• Evaluated land sales and prepared government submissions for lease renewals.
• Identified and coordinated drilling opportunities in several Alberta pools.

WELLSITE GEOLOGIST:  Independent Firm  1983 – 1985

Project Geologist                                               1980 – 1983

EDUCATION:

University of Alberta, 1979, M. Sc.                

University of Waterloo, 1977, B.E.S.

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS:

Canadian Well Logging Society          (CWLS)

Society of Professional Well Log Analysts (SPWLA)  

Can. Soc. of Pet. Geologists (CSPG)

Society of Core Analysts (SCA)

SOFTWARE SKILLS:

Paradigm Geolog6, Baker Atlas eXpress, and PetroWorks log evaluation software, OpenWorks and Accumap, Unix/Linux Systems and MSOffice Suite.

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