Welcome to the 42nd Annual Membership Meeting of IAGC

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1 Welcome to the 42nd Annual Membership Meeting of IAGC Houston, Texas USA 19 February 2013 /

2 Association Business Safety Briefing 2

3 Anti Trust Review Houston, Texas USA 21 February 2012 /

4 IAGC Association Business & Leadership Comments Houston, Texas USA 21 February 2012 /

5 Welcome & Introduction IAGC 42nd Annual Meeting 19 Feb :30 IAGC General Business & Leadership Comments 9:45 Break 10:15 Updating IAGC Contracting Principles & Guidance 11:00 President, SEG & Director of Geophysics, Apache Dr. David J. Monk 11:30 Lunch: Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, Land & Minerals Management and Director US BOEM Mr. Tommy Beaudreau 1:00 Concurrent Breakout Sessions 2:15 Break 2:30 Environmental Challenges of Seismic Surveys 3:45 Financial Analyst, ABG Sundal Collier Mr. John Olaisen 4:15 Geophysical Industry Executive Panel Session 5:00 Networking Reception 5

6 IAGC Business Declaration of Quorum Approval of Minutes Approval of Directors & Announcement of IAGC 2013 Officers & Directors 2012 Financial Review 6

7 IAGC Business Acknowledgement of New Members (see handout) Outgoing Chairman s Remarks Incoming Chairman s Remarks 7

8 Outgoing Chairman s Remarks Houston, Texas USA 19 February 2013 /

9 General Comments: Outgoing Chairman's Remarks First annual meeting with students present. The future of the Geoscience industry. IAGC staff: Chip Gill president. Walt Rosenbusch VP Projects & Issues. Sarah Tsoflias VP Marine Environment. Criss Rennie Office Manager. Angela Verzal Assistant to Chip. Tim Fransioli in charge of WEB. Drillers association IADC: 54 employees. Numerous consultants. 9

10 Outgoing Chairman's Remarks Member Comment IAGC is doing OK but could be doing better. IAGC resources: 2013 budget USD 2 mill. Geophysical industry total revenue USD around USD 8 billon. IAGC budget % of industry revenue. 10

11 Outgoing Chairman's Remarks IAGC main tasks 2012: Commercial health: Renewing Statements of Principals. Workshops started. Marine Environment: Biggest challenge for our industry ahead. No single instance where marine seismic has hurt or killed mammals. Fishing Industry kills between in by catch. IAGC Role: Educate Follow up science Evaluate and comment on proposed legislation. 11

12 Final Remarks: Join a committee. Outgoing Chairman's Remarks Respond to IAGC requests. Make yourself available. Ask what you can do for IAGC and our Industry, not the other way around. 12

13 Thank you. Houston, Texas USA 19 February 2013 /

14 IAGC Business Acknowledgement of New Members (see handout) Outgoing Chairman s Remarks Incoming Chairman s Remarks 14

15 IAGC Business President s Report Introduction State of IAGC today Highlights from the last year A look ahead Conclusion 15

16 IAGC Business President s Report State of IAGC today Financially sound Stable, steady membership Experienced, capable staff Focused priorities Commercial health / risk management in contracts Access & environmental issues Security issues Communications efforts Supporting the numerous chapter and committee efforts and activities throughout IAGC that are memberdriven 16

17 IAGC Business President s Report 17

18 IAGC Business President s Report Comparison: Int l Association of Drilling Contractors Staffed for significant support of programs & regions Robust regional presence Dedicated government issues staff Significant use of outsourcing / consultants Significant revenues from non-dues sources (meetings, accreditation, publications) Strong membership support (e.g. CEO + top execs) IAGC IADC # Employees 7 54 # Full time VP / Directors / above 4 30 # Regional Offices (excl. HQ)

19 Comparison - IADC Staffed for significant support of programs & regions Robust regional presence Dedicated government issues staff Significant use of outsourcing / consultants Significant revenues from non-dues sources (meetings, accreditation, publications) Strong membership support (e.g. CEO + top execs) IAGC IADC # Employees 7 54 # Full time VP/Directors/above 4 30 # Regional Offices (+ HQ)

20 IAGC Business President s Report State of IAGC today 20

21 IAGC Business President s Report Highlights from the last year Commercial Health Two committee meetings Developed new Summary of Key Principles in Contracting for Geophysical Services roll-out in process Finalizing updated Statements of Principles (SOPs) Drafted new data licensing SOPs Derivative Products & Tax New contracting SOP under consideration: Reverse Auctions & Tendering Timeshare guidelines undergoing extensive review Marine market indicator under consideration Progressed GeophysicsRocks! 21

22 IAGC Business President s Report Highlights from the last year HSE & Security 1 st draft of guidance document: Security Issues Impacting Geophysical Ops Updated/Revised Environmental Manual for Geophysical Operations Chainsaw/Tree Feller guidance developed by Line Clearance Workgroup Integrated Survival System (ISS) for Marine Operations developed by Small Boat Subcommittee Held 2 Global HSE Forums joint with OGP Established workgroup to develop Life Saving Rules for geophysical operations Working with 3 rd party procurement companies to streamline interaction with geophysical contractors Working with OCIMF to gain access to seismic vessel audits Next IAGC / OGP Joint Global HSE & Security Forum: April 23 24, 2013 Oklahoma City, OK USA 22

23 IAGC Business President s Report Highlights from the last year - Marine Environment Marine Animal Strandings web-based resource - in development Sound & Marine Life JIP Single Airgun Measurement Study completed & data provided to members BRAHSS Australia Reviewed and commented on Irish Draft Guidance on Marine Mammals and Acoustic Sources Continued engagement with New Zealand government agency regarding Draft Code of Conduct Implementation of IAGC-API Marine Sound Strategy Continue to work US GOM G&G regulatory process Continued monitoring and engagement with international agencies OSPAR - HELCOM - EU ACCOBAMS - Arctic Council - CBD 23

24 IAGC Business President s Report Highlights from the last year Americas Chapter Supporting membership in addressing access & operational issues with regulators & local government Western Energy Corridor, Eastern US States Provided overview of geophysical operations to Secretary of the Interior and BOEM Director Updated data licensing SOPs developed two new SOPs Presented non-exclusive data business model at Canadian petroleum workshop GOM NGO seismic lawsuit NRDC v Salazar Permit flow post-macondo with associated issues Re-initiated lunch-n-learn program with BOEM Reviewed & commented on Arctic Oil & Gas Activities Draft EIS Reviewed & commented on Atlantic G&G Draft EIS Cook Inlet Alaska engo seismic lawsuit US Ocean Policy / Marine Spatial Planning 24

25 IAGC Business President s Report Highlights from the last year - Asia Pacific Chapter Loss of chapter chairperson Indonesia non-exclusive contract issues Indonesia Cabotage issue significant engagement Presented non-exclusive business model at Indonesian government data management forum India committee continues to be active Staff update to chapter of marine environment issues 25

26 IAGC Business President s Report Highlights from the last year EAME Chapter New chapter chairperson: Marianne Lefdal - CGG Norway worked on proposed changes to NPD regulations of the non-exclusive data business Reviewed timeshare issue to consider adequacy of current geophysical industry guidance approach Provided comments to Greek government regarding nonexclusive survey tender 26

27 IAGC Business President s Report A look ahead for IAGC priorities Complete and roll out updated commercial guidance for service contracting / data licensing Marine environment strategic review more than just marine Communications, communications, etc. Continued emphasis on security issues AND 11 th Annual World Geophysical Open Friday, April 12, 2013 Blackhorse Golf Club (Houston area) 27

28 IAGC Business President s Report Conclusion Financially sound Steady membership, generally supportive Stable staff Focused agenda To deliver value on our top priorities, the support and participation of our membership is needed! 28

29 Conclusion of IAGC Business Now Coffee Break (Students will join at this point.) 10:15 Reconvene for Updating Contracting Principles & Guidance - in the Magnolia Room 11:00 President, SEG & Director of Geophysics, Apache Corpoaration Dr. David J. Monk - in the Magnolia Room followed by lunch in Red Oak B 11:30 Director, US BOEM, Mr. Tommy J. Beaudreau also in Red Oak B 29

30 Dr. David. J. Monk President, Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) and Director of Geophysics, Apache Corporation Houston, Texas USA 21 February 2012 /

31 IAGC Membership Luncheon Red Oak Ballroom B Houston, Texas USA 21 February 2012 /

32 Luncheon Keynote Speaker Mr. Tommy Beaudreau Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Land & Minerals Management and Director Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Houston, Texas USA 21 February 2012 /

33 Concurrent Sessions Track A Subsurface Imaging Challenges From the Processing and Data Management Perspective Magnolia Room Track B The Challenges of Security in Geophysical Operations Red Oak Ballroom B Houston, Texas USA 21 February 2012 /

34 Environmental Challenges of Seismic Surveys Panel Session Houston, Texas USA 21 February 2012 /

35 Financial Perspective Mr. John Olaisen ABG Sundal Collier Houston, Texas USA 21 February 2012 /

36 Geophysical Industry Executive Panel Session Panel members will comment the state of our industry, both in the recent past and today, including: - the state of the market, demand for services/data, etc; - the state of the commercial & contractual side of our business - challenges we are facing in this business; - emerging trends. Houston, Texas USA 21 February 2012 /

37 Reception Refreshments & Networking Red Oak Ballroom A Houston, Texas USA 21 February 2012 /

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