Contracted to conduct an assessment of seismic data available for a large offshore block. Assessed all available data, selected and supervised the reprocessing of key lines. Carried out new interpretation of reprocessed lines and other available data. Carried out review a prospectivity review of the license and assessed potential reserves.

Conducted a reserves assessment on two recently awarded blocks in Kurdistan. Assessed the potential recoverable reserves associated with each property. Utilised our extensive data base of information on Iraq which is encapsulated in our Iraq Hydrocarbon Potential Report.

Contracted to conduct an evaluaton of the potential reserves for a license area within the Congo's section of the Albertine Basin. Conducted the evaluation based on a regional geological assessment. Developed a valuation of the property. Went on to assist the client in establishing a Production Sharing Agreement for the license area with the host government.

Carried out a prospect evaluation for a number of prospects in water depths ranging from 500 through 1,500m offshore West Africa. The work focussed on establishing viable and cost effective development solutions for these unusually deep water prospects.

Conducted an assessment designed assess the reserves associated with a potential redevelopment of this field in Libya. Scope included developing a full field description, a deterministic reserves assessment and a cost estimate for redevelopment of the field.

Developed an inventory of all know fields and prospects in Iraq. For know fields assessed current reserves and their potential upside through additional exploration whether they were currently producing or not. Conducted the work on a basin by basin basis assessing the Mesopotamian, Zagros Fold Belt and Western Desert area individually. Also conducted assessments of existing infrastructure and field facilities. Provided the client with a prospectivity assessment tailored to his requirements that allowed him to develop a country entry and exploration strategy.

Carried out 2D interpretation of a large onshore block in Romania. The focus was the identification of shallow, relative small gas deposits. The work included prospect mapping and identification, development of independent reserves assessment and risk analysis. Also recommended targets for the exploration drilling program.

Contracted to complete an independent reserves assessment of 10 major prospects in an offshore license area amounting to 6 Billion bbls of reserves. The project included interpreting the 3D seismic dataset, developing static geological models, reservoir models and field development plans that formed the basis for valuation.

Developed a reserves assessment, based on 2D seismic data and regional field data for a potentially 22-26šAPI offshore, shallow water prospect. Also carried out a field development planning assessment that included establishing cost for all phases exploitation of the potential field including exploration, appraisal, development, operations and abandonment.

Provided support to an operator interested in making acquisitions in the FSU the work included conducting basin studies, identification and assessment of prospective targets. Assessments generally included generating of reserves assessments and outline development plans in order to test the economic viability of a given acquisition target.

Developed an entry strategy for a new entrant based on the company's extensive knowledge of Algeria its producing fields and prospective license areas. The strategy focused on gas and developed a strategy to access concessions with reserves potential of at least 3 TSCF.

Developed a preliminary field assessment for an offshore prospect in Libya. The accummulation was thought to potentailly contain around 70 million bbls of oil but was potentially sour - upto 2% hydrogen sulphide. The assessment considered a number of methods to develop the field focussing particularly on the possible means of handling the highly sour associated gas which was expected to be produced. A number of capital and operating cost estimates and schedules were developed to assess the economic attractiveness of the opportunity.

Developed and presented a seminar on prospect evaluation, lcensing and local industry involvement for a West African NOC. The seminar was designed to show the companies personnel how geophysical analysis and prospect evaluation could be used to assist in the licensing process. A key feature of the seminar was the development of strategies to engage local oil companies and oil industry supplies in the license exploitation process to allow the country to benefit as much as possible from oil industry activities conducted on its soil.

Developed an outline field development plan for a prospective onshore oil accummulation in southern Angola, in assumed swamp conditions. The assessment considered production methods appropriate for this remote site and for a recoverable reserve of between 25 and 45 million bbls. The scheme also considered exploration abd appraisal drilling options for the prospet. A capital and operating cost estimate and schedule was developed which was used to assess the economic attractiveness of the opportunity.

Conducted an assessment of all know major oil and gas developments in Algeria designed to assess the investment value associated with each and the timing of the associated expenditure. The work was conducted for a government body charged with assessing international markets for its oil and gas manufacturing and services sector.

Conducted a generic study designed to establish economic minimum recoverable reserves for stand-alone and tie-back developments in the Southern basin of the UKCS. The study considered a range of gas reserves from 10bscf through to 150bscf. It also considered a range of production methods including subsea wells and tie-backs, not-normally manned platforms and a range of full production facilities including comprssion for later life exploitation.

Developed a Type IV cost estimate for an ultra deep water oil prospect offshore Sierra Leone.he assessment considered production methods appropriate for this remote and ultradeep water site - 1,800m - and for a recoverable reserve of between 250 and 750 million bbls. The scheme also considered exploration abd appraisal drilling options for the prospet. A capital and operating cost estimate and schedule was developed which was used to assess the economic attractiveness of the opportunity.

Implemented an interpretation of a Regional 2D seismic survey offshore Liberia to determine prospectivity. Identified prospects and conducted a reserves assessment and exploration risking for this deep water area. The product of the work was used as part of a submission seeking finance for an exploration program.