CM - CNPA - Report - P3W1 - Shanghai - Presentation On Petroleum Activities and Data Management in Cambodia

Workshop on CCOP Metadata standard & requirement analysis for the CCOP Natural Gas Database Metadata
Shanghai, China, 1-3 April, 2009
KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA
The Cambodian National Petroleum Authority

(CNPA)
Presentation on
Petroleum Activities and Data Management
in Cambodia
Prepared by Mr. SUN KOURN

Geologist, Administration, Research and
Information Department of CNPA
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Cambodian National Petroleum Authority
Contents
I- Introduction
1. Cambodia Profile
2. CNPA’s Introduction
3. Oil and Gas Exploration History
II- Background of Oil and Gas activity in Cambodia

 Petroleum legislation
 Data Management Policy and Strategy
 History of petroleum database management
 Organizations
III- Standard & metadata structure
IV- Conclusion
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I- Introduction
1. Cambodia Profile
• Location : Southeast Asia.
• Area : 181,035 sq Km.
• Borders : Laos 541km, Thailand 803 km and Vietnam 1,228 km.
• Capital City : Phnom Penh (Over 1Million of Population)
• Population : Approximately 14 million. (2005 estimate)
• Coastline : 435 km.
• Climate : Tropical; rainy, monsoon season (May to November); dry season ( December to April)
• Average Temperature : 27.6 0 c ( 81.70 F)
• Languages : Khmer (official) spoken by more than 95 percent of the population, including minorities;
some French still spoken; English increasingly popular as a second language.
Map of Cambodia • Religions : Theravada Buddhism 95 percent and Islam; Christianity 5 percent.
• Ethnic groups : Khmer 90 percent, Vietnamese 1%, Chinese 3%, and hill tribes and Chams 6 percent.
• Monarchy : Constitutional Monarchy.
• Political System : Parliamentary Democracy.
• Prime Minister : Samdech HUN SEN
• Terrain : Mostly low, flat plains; Mountains in southwest and north.
• Natural resources : Timber, gemstones, some iron ore, manganese,
phosphates, hydropower potential.
• Natural hazards : Monsoonal rains ( June to November); flooding;
occasional droughts.
• Currency : The Currency of Cambodia is Riel.
• Exchange Rate : $1= 4148 Riels
• GDP (Gross Domestic Product) : USD 6.3 bil (2005)
• GDP per Capita (US$) : 454 ( 2005)
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I- Introduction
2. CNPA’s Introduction
Cambodian National Petroleum

Authority (CNPA)
#13-14, Russian Federation Blvd.
Khan Dangkor (Pochentong),
PHNOM PENH
 Founded : January 22, 1998.

 Objectives : To manage, govern, and provide the policy
consultant and facilitate petroleum exploration
and petroleum resources development on
overall petroleum operations activities.
 Type of Business : Government
 Number of Home Office : 01
 Number of Employees : 86
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2. CNPA’s Introduction (Cont.)

 Organization Chart of Cambodian National Petroleum Authority
Chairman Legal Team
Vice Chairman
Director General
Deputy Deputy Deputy

Director General Director General Director General
Upstream Downstream Legal and Negotiation
Upstream Downstream Administration Negotiation
CNPA Organization as defined in Royal Decree of 1998
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Ca m bodia n N a tional Pe t roleum A ut horit y
2. CNPA’s Introduction (Cont.)

 Secretary General of Cambodian National Petroleum Authority
Secretary General
National Oil Company
Secretariat
Inspection
Upstream Administration Legal & Negotiation Midstream Downstream

Department Department Department Department Department
Administration Refinery & Petro-

Exploration Section Legislation Section Infrastructure Section Chemical Section
Section
Development & Accounting & Crude Export & Product Export &
Production Section Negotiation Section Import Section
Finance Section Import Section
Reservoir Dispute Resolution

Staff Section Distribution Section
Engineering Section Section
Petroleum Technical Research & Information Health Safety and

Data & Map Center Laboratory Section
Institute Section Environment Section
Mr. SUN KOURN, Geologist works in this section CNPA Organization Chart under consideration
Draft in September, 2004
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Ca m bodia n N a tional Pe t roleum A ut horit y
3. Oil and Gas Exploration History

Petroleum Areas and Blocks in Cambodia
• Block A: Chevron 55%, Moeco 30%

and LG Caltex 15%
• Block B: PTTEP30%, SPC 30%,

Resourceful Petroleum 30% & Cooper
Energy 10%
• Block C: Polytec 100%
• Block D: China Petrotech 100%
• Block E: Medco 60%, Kuwait,
Energy 30% and JHL 10%
• Block F: CNOOC Limited
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Cambodia Block A: Exploration History
1972-98: 9 wells, 2 D & 3 D

seismic
2002: Chevron PSC
2003: 1 well, 3D seismic
2004-5: 5 wells
2006-7: 9wells
2007: 25% relinquishment
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Cambodia Block B: Exploration History
• Fulfilled work commitments in Stage I exploration

period
• Acquired 652 km2 of 3D seismic data in 2007
• Drilled 1 well exploration well in 2008
• Entered into Stage II Exploration Period
• G&G work
• Drilling- related work
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Cambodia Block C: Exploration History
• Acquired 633 km2 of 3D seismic data in

2006
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Cambodia Block E: Exploration History
• Acquired 255.26km2 of 3D seismic data

in 2008
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Cambodia Block F: Exploration History
• Acquired 14 lines, 522 km of 2D

seismic data in 2007
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II- Oil and Gas activity in Cambodia

 Petroleum legislation
 Oil and gas exploration and production activities are regulated through
the Petroleum Regulations, which were adopted in September 1991, and
the terms and conditions of the individual petroleum agreements for oil and
gas exploration and production negotiated with International Oil companies.
The petroleum agreements were negotiated with the international oil
companies on the basis of an existing Cambodia model petroleum
agreement which was prepared in 1991. However, this model agreement
requires further review and amending to increase the attractiveness of
Cambodia for oil and gas exploration by international oil companies and
optimize the allocation of risks and rewards associated with oil and gas
exploration and production between the Government and the concerned
international oil company.
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 Petroleum legislation
 Based on the some discovery of oil and gas in 1993-1997, Government of
Cambodia proposes a draft petroleum law and regulations for implementation
which will cover all aspects of oil and gas exploration and production. That’ s
why the MIME consulted and discussed with all concerned Government
Ministries and private oil companies the requirements of a petroleum law and
corresponding regulations for its implementation which will promote and
regulate oil and gas exploration and production in Cambodia.
 After CNPA established in 1998 by the Royal Decree, ADB provided technical
assistance through which a draft Petroleum Law was prepared by consultants,
but it has not been adopted by the Government.
 CNPA uses a model petroleum production sharing contract draft with
assistance from a well known Australian law firm, Allens Arthur Robinson.
 CNPA still consults and discusses with all concerned Government Ministries
and private oil companies the requirements of a draft petroleum law and
review the regulations or decrees; model contract, based on production
sharing agreement; and petroleum revenue management.
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 Data Management Policy and Strategy
 Manage the national petroleum data base, including geological and geophysical maps,
magnetic tapes, seismic data, well log, cores data.
 Review and analyze the geological and geophysical data submitted by the various oil
companies which are involved in offshore and onshore oil and gas exploration activities;
 Review and analyze the present capability of CNPA with regard to review and storage of
these data and identify the constraints for CNPA to adequately monitor and supervise the
operations of the oil companies.
 History of petroleum database management

 In Cambodia, data management develops from the exploration side of operations
 At CNPA a large part of the exploration data was handled by contractors and Operators
rather than in House.
 Organization:
 Set up project team in Workstation
 Project team composed of Geologists and Geophysicists and IT personnel
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• CNPA has not yet developed Standard and Metadata
design and structure.
• Quality control:
Data types:
 Administrative Data:
Quality Control  License, Bocks, Cultures data, National Borders
from the
Government of  Field description, rig, Water depth.
Cambodia
(CNPA)  Well Data
 Position, well name, C ategory.
 Post Stack Seismic Data

Quality Control  All processed 2D and 3D data, Velocity data
from the Oil
Companies or
Operators
 Seismic Navigation Data
 Navigation shot p oint position
 Log Data
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• System & technologies used:

 SMT
 Arc GIS
 Microsoft Windows
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CNPA’s WORKSTATION
• Data flow and access
OPERATORS CNPA
CNPA’s SERVER
Some SEG Y 2Dand 3D

Seismic Surveys and Purchase and set up by Chevron
Well data
CONTRACTOR
Purchase, set up and install by PGS
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Offshore 2D Seismic Surveys
C 98 -- 90 Lines : 5000 km
JC 93 – 27 Lines : 904.975 km
CA 92 – 14 Lines : 833.650 km
JC 92 -- 78 Lines : 3673.225 km
E92CB06 – 86 Lines : 6940.00 km
CAM7Z-L – 29 Lines : 1 748 km-MC2D
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Offshore 3D Seismic Surveys
255.26 km2 3D Seismic

Coverage
633 km2 3D Seismic

Coverage
3737 km2 3D Seismic 650 km2 3D Seismic

Coverage Coverage
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Onshore 2D Seismic Surveys
1 200 km- MC 2D Tonle Sap

and Kampong Som Basin
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• Ongoing or future plans to improve database management
Now Chevron and PGS have developed Oil and Gas database
including a Computer programs ( SMT, Arc GIS…) will give CNPA staff
to access to the geological, geophysical and other data provided by
the Oil Companies and enable them to carry out a general
interpretations.
CNPA ‘s Workstation CNPA’s Server
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• Challenges to our national database management
BEFORE NOW
 No SMT, Arc GIS  We have a Server
 Some seismic section sheets  Quick access using SMT, Arc GIS
stored in warehouse and not
 Projects available in open in SMT
available load into the projects
and Arc GIS
 The projects can store in CNPA’ s

Server
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IV- Conclusion
• We think that the key points from the CCOP natural gas metadata
design and structure may assist the CNPA in development of oil and
gas metadata design and structure.
• CNPA hope that this workshop will provide best opportunities for
CNPA’s staff to learn and benefit from the experiences of CCOP
Member Countries with the respect to the Metadata standard for
enhancing the CNPA oil and gas Database Metadata.
• CNPA would like to extend its sincere thanks to the CCOP and CCOP
Technical Secretariat in organizing this workshop and also thanks to
the Ministry of Land and Resources of China for the official invitation.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND ATTENTION
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Workshop on CCOP Metadata standard & requirement analysis for the CCOP Natural Gas Database Metadata

Shanghai, China, 1-3 April, 2009

The Cambodian National Petroleum Authority

Prepared by Mr. SUN KOURN

II- Background of Oil and Gas activity in Cambodia

III- Standard & metadata structure

Cambodian National Petroleum

 Founded : January 22, 1998.

2. CNPA’s Introduction (Cont.)

Chairman Legal Team

Deputy Deputy Deputy

Upstream Downstream Administration Negotiation

CNPA Organization as defined in Royal Decree of 1998

2. CNPA’s Introduction (Cont.)

Upstream Administration Legal & Negotiation Midstream Downstream

Administration Refinery & Petro-

Reservoir Dispute Resolution

Petroleum Technical Research & Information Health Safety and

3. Oil and Gas Exploration History

• Block A: Chevron 55%, Moeco 30%

• Block B: PTTEP30%, SPC 30%,

Cambodia Block A: Exploration History

1972-98: 9 wells, 2 D & 3 D

Cambodia Block B: Exploration History

• Fulfilled work commitments in Stage I exploration

Cambodia Block C: Exploration History

• Acquired 633 km2 of 3D seismic data in

Cambodia Block E: Exploration History

• Acquired 255.26km2 of 3D seismic data

Cambodia Block F: Exploration History

• Acquired 14 lines, 522 km of 2D

II- Oil and Gas activity in Cambodia

II- Oil and Gas activity in Cambodia

II- Oil and Gas activity in Cambodia

 History of petroleum database management

III- Standard & metadata structure

 Post Stack Seismic Data

III- Standard & metadata structure

• System & technologies used:

III- Standard & metadata structure

Some SEG Y 2Dand 3D

III- Standard & metadata structure

III- Standard & metadata structure

255.26 km2 3D Seismic

633 km2 3D Seismic

3737 km2 3D Seismic 650 km2 3D Seismic

III- Standard & metadata structure

1 200 km- MC 2D Tonle Sap

III- Standard & metadata structure

CNPA ‘s Workstation CNPA’s Server

III- Standard & metadata structure

 The projects can store in CNPA’ s

THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND ATTENTION

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