The IADC International Well Control 2022 Conference & Exhibition will seek to examine the innovations that are shaping the future of well control, from technology to personnel competencies.
This event will focus on timely technical presentations highlighting recent developments and innovations in technology, techniques, training, management systems, and a wide variety of other topics that affect well control. Presentations that pose provocative questions and prompt discussion are especially welcome.
Presentations on case histories, current innovations, and the future inspirations in well control across the following subject areas are welcomed;
- Well Design and Planning
- Construction (Drilling and Completion) Well Control
- Intervention Well Control
- Workover Well Control
- Plug and Abandonment Well Control
- Conventional and Unconventional Well Control
- Regulatory Matters
- Management Systems
- Barrier Management
- Standard Operating Procedures
- Emergency Preparedness and Response
- Well Control Competencies
- Well Control Training
- Human Factors in Critical Operations
- Extreme Working Environment Challenges
- Extreme Pressure and Temperature Challenges
- Specific Hazards e.g. Shallow Gas
- Oil Versus Gas Well Control
- Land Versus Offshore Well Control
- Offshore Shelf, Mid, Deep and Ultra Deepwater Well Control
- Remote Monitoring and Control
- Equipment and Process
- Equipment and Process Automation
- Equipment Performance Reliability
NOTE: Selected abstracts might be assigned to interactive panel discussions, rather than scheduled as conventional presentations.
Authors are invited to submit proposals for presentations at the conference. For consideration, an abstract for each proposed paper must be submitted to IADC no later than 25 March 2022. Authors of papers selected will receive confirmation letters and guidelines by Mid-May 2022. Please note that formal papers are encouraged but are NOT required for this conference.
Prior to paper proposal submission, management clearance must be obtained. Any issues concerning clearance should be outlined when the paper proposal is submitted.
