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The document announces a technical luncheon hosted by the South Australian Section of the Society of Petroleum Engineers on July 31, 2018. The presentation is titled "Coding for Petroleum Engineers: An Introduction" and will be given by Jared Hammond, a senior reservoir engineer and programmer. The presentation will provide an introduction to practical programming with Python and demonstrate how it can be applied to petroleum engineering workflows. It will discuss who is already using programming in the industry and how to get started.

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Coding For Petroleum Engineers An Introduction Flyer

The document announces a technical luncheon hosted by the South Australian Section of the Society of Petroleum Engineers on July 31, 2018. The presentation is titled "Coding for Petroleum Engineers: An Introduction" and will be given by Jared Hammond, a senior reservoir engineer and programmer. The presentation will provide an introduction to practical programming with Python and demonstrate how it can be applied to petroleum engineering workflows. It will discuss who is already using programming in the industry and how to get started.

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SPE South Australian Section

July 2018 Technical Luncheon

Coding for Petroleum Engineers: An Introduction


Jared Hammond
Senior Reservoir Engineer, Consultant
Tuesday 31st July 2018
Engineers Australia, Level 11, 108 King William Street, Adelaide
Lunch 12-12:30; Presentation 12:30-13:15
Abstract:
How safe are petroleum engineers from automation? Not as safe as you might think.
This presentation provides an introduction to practical programming with Python and applies it to petroleum engineering. It
also fits the ‘do more with less’ mantra that the industry is facing.
It will discuss who is already using programming in the industry and show you how to start programming today.
While programming can seem daunting to first time users, the core programming concepts will be introduced using a
spreadsheet and comparing it to basic Python methods.
The presentation will also show you when and why to use programming over spreadsheets and demonstrate a simple Python
program to generate bulk simulation case sensitivities.
Biography:
Jared Hammond is a Senior Reservoir Engineer and Programmer with eight years of experience and has spent the past three
years working with the Python programming language. According to LinkedIn he is one of three people in Australia with these
two skills.
As a contract reservoir engineer by day he is working for PetroAus clients on simulation studies and integrated production
modelling.
As a self-taught programmer by night he has created programs that make his engineering workflows faster, including:
 A generator for simulation deck sensitivities
 Creating material balance inputs from a 15+ year production dataset for a field - getting close to the term big-data!
 Producing exploration target production profiles from monte carlo simulations
Taking his Python knowledge outside of reservoir engineering, he created OneOilJobSearch.com which is also written in
Python. Each hour it searches hundreds of job titles across 50+ websites, normalises them and puts all oil jobs on one site.
Jared holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Petroleum) from the University of Adelaide.

Please RSVP by COB Friday 27th July by registering for this event online (details below).
$20 SPE & EA members / $50 non-members / $15 student members
Bookings are essential. Credit card payments should be made via the SPE SA Website http://www.spe-sa.org. For first time users, please go
to “Quick Bookings” in the top right hand side and Register your details. Then go to “Event Calendar” and look for the event. Click on
“View Details” and proceed to the “Register Now” button. Once you have made your credit card payment, a confirmation e-mail will be
sent directly to your e-mail address. “No shows” and cancellations made after the RSVP date are non-refundable.

All enquiries should be directed to [email protected].


Please advise if you have any special dietary requirements on your internet booking or via email.

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