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1 RESUME PERSONAL DATA: Name: Nasir Ahmad. Father's Name: Dr. Muhammed Ji. Date Of Birth: April 12, Phone: (Res.) (Office) (Mobile) Address: 36-C Askari-3, School Road, Karachi cantt. Pakistan. PROFESSIONAL EXPERTISE Skilled to manage and lead a team of exploration professionals. Competent to make and execute the exploration plans and to achieve the targets Skilled to make and control the budget of the projects. Expert of seismic interpretation, for prospect generation and development of the field on seismic workstation (GeoFrame) and paper. Capable of making technical and commercial evaluations including reserve evaluation, geological and commercial chance of success, for operated blocks, partner operated blocks, farm-in or new opportunities Expert to deal with joint venture partners as operator or non-operator, and handle farm-out projects Capable of developing and delivering courses on seismic prospecting. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2013 To date: Exploration New Venture and Unconventional Projects Manager at Eni Pakistan In charge and responsible for exploration part of new business and unconventional projects including Shale Gas. Managed and lead the team of new business in Exploration department Identified new blocks for exploration Managed to evaluate the farm in opportunity offered to Eni Pakistan and identified the interesting opportunities in which Eni could farm in Evaluated the bidding blocks offered by Govt. of Pakistan and participated in bid rounds. 1 9

2 Presented the identified opportunities and got validations from head office assurance review teams Managed the shale gas projects for Eni Pakistan Took lead in shale gas evaluation in Pakistan and presented it to Govt. of Pakistan, joint venture partners and oil and gas industry of Pakistan in general Tooke the lead to educate Govt. authorities for shale gas policy development. Participated in head office evaluations for shale gas projects Managed and supervised the regional studies for new business Took the responsibility of Manager Exploration during his absence. Represented Eni Pakistan, off and on, for negotiation with Director General Petroleum Concession (Regulator) April 2013: JV Exploration Projects and New Venture Manager, Dy. Manager Exploration & Exploration Team Leader at Eni Pakistan In charge and responsible to look after all the G&G activities of Middle Indus non-operated and operated exploration assets of company and non operated blocks of Balochistan Pakistan, and alternate OCM representative of above mentioned exploration blocks. Assist Manger Exploration and from time to time work as acting manager in absence of Manager Exploration. Managed the Non Operated, New Venture and Kadanwari Exploration teams of Eni Pakistan In absence of Manager Exploration managed the exploration team of Eni Pakistan Supervised the G&G work for prospects generation and well location, including seismic interpretation, for Middle Indus area Effectively used Seismic attributes to predict reservoir quality to find sweet spots in the area for locating the wells, which resulted in discoveries. Represented the company in TCMs/OCMs of operated and non operated JVs. Communicated with Govt. regulatory authority and partners of joint ventures Monitored the financial matters related to the exploration of the area Presented the prospects for assurance reviews to teams of experts at Eni head office at Milan. Prepared/supervised the Project Review Documents (PRD) for different level assurance reviews Prepared /supervised the documents for financial authorizations from senior management 2 9

3 : Project Leader/ E&A JV Coordinator Middle Indus Basin, at Eni Pakistan In charge to manage all the G&G activities in Kadanwari Gas Field including acquisition, processing and interpretation of 3D/2D seismic in the block as operator. Responsible to look after the company s interest, give input to maximize the value of the assets, and monitor G&G activities in non-operated joint ventures of Middle Indus area. Made the technical and commercial evaluations of different opportunities in joint ventures and new business. These evaluations include reserve evaluation, geological and commercial chance of success, and economic evaluation. Interpreted 3D/2D seismic data of Kadanwari and of non-operated joint ventures blocks in Middle Indus Basin Pakistan Used seismic attributes and sequence stratigraphy to effectively predict the reservoir properties. Represented the company in TCMs/OCMs of operated and non operated JVs. Effectively gave input to add the value of the E&P assets of Company Effectively participated in the efforts to reduce the cost of the nonoperated joint ventures Communicated with Govt. regulatory authority and partners of joint ventures Worked in Eni London office for few months on a Pakistani project From time to time looked after the responsibilities of Manager Exploration in his absence from Pakistan : Subsurface Team Leader / Sr. Geophysicist, at LASMO Oil Pakistan Limited, Karachi Responsible to make the plan for development of Kadanwari Gas Field and execute it as leader of subsurface team, composed of geologist, geophysicist, reservoir engineer and operation engineer. Responsible to evaluate new blocks for farm-in As leader of the subsurface team, identified different development opportunities in Kadanwari Gas Field, got them approved from partners, and executed, which enhanced the economical value of the asset. Very effectively lead the subsurface team. Remapped the Kadanwari area on workstation. Acted as QC supervisor in reprocessing of more than 500 km 2D 3 9

4 seismic Interpreted a large area of Indus Offshore. Evaluated more than 13 blocks for farm-in for new business : Deputy Chief Geophysicist / Sr. Geophysicist / Instructor Geophysics, at Oil & Gas Training Institute (OGTI) of Oil and Gas Development Corporation (OGDC), Islamabad. Responsible to assess training needs, develop and deliver seismic courses and training programs at postgraduate level for geophysicists working in oil industry of the region. Developed, delivered and updated the following courses on seismic prospecting at OGTI. - Seismic Interpretation and Prospect Generation. - Seismic Pitfalls. - Seismic Velocities. - Vertical Seismic Profiling. - Static Corrections. - Refraction Profiling Prepared and successfully implemented two years training programs for newly inducted geophysicists, for Oil and Gas Development Corporation and Director General Petroleum Concession, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Resources, Government of Pakistan. Coordinated more than 40 courses which were delivered by visiting instructors in OGTI. Co-supervised six thesis of M.Sc. and M.Phil. students of Quaid-i- Azam University, Islamabad. Worked as a member of editorial board of Pakistan journal of Petroleum Technology (PJPT) : Senior Geophysicist / Geophysicist / Assistant Geophysicist, at Prospect Generation Department of Oil and Gas Development Corporation (OGDC) of Pakistan. Responsible for generation of drillable prospects, by initiating reconnaissance and detailed seismic surveys, monitoring the field data acquisition, data processing and finally interpreting the data by utilizing all available geological and geophysical information, manually or at workstation. Interpreted more than 15,000 km of 2D seismic data, of Potwar area, 4 9

5 Middle Indus basin, lower Indus basin and other parts of Pakistan. Proposed the location for drilling of about 20 exploration and development wells Interpreted seismic data, prepared and updated time, depth and isopach maps of Pirkoh gas field, Uch gas field, Loti gas field, Nandpur gas field, Panjpir gas field, Qadirpur gas field of OGDC, Mari gas field of Mari gas company and other areas of Pakistan as a member of a team of explorationists. Computed and reported the expected formation tops of +30 exploration and development wells. Designed and monitored more than 13 VSPs. Worked as a member of a team of experts, which was responsible to review all the exploration wells of OGDC before drilling. Worked as Visiting Professor for MSc level at Quaid-I-Azam University, Islamabad : Field Geophysicist, at Seismic Crew No. 5 and Seismic Crew No.2 of OGDC, Pakistan A part of the team responsible for selection and designing of seismic field parameters to achieve the objectives set by interpreter, monitor the acquisition, control the quality of seismic data in the field, calculate, plot, report field static correction, prepare daily progress reports of the crew and help Party Chief in management of the crew Monitored the data acquisition and selected the field parameters as a member of a team of field geophysicist in Potwar area of rough train, and plain/desert areas of Sindh province. Designed and monitored different shooting patterns including deep hole, surface and air shooting. Worked both in dynamite and vibroseis crews. Calculated, interpolated and reported field statics using different methods including refraction profiling, up hole geophone and up-hole shooting Assistant Geophysicist Trainee at OGDC Pakistan. It was a one year on the job training including class work plus attachments in seismic field crews, data processing center and prospect generation department of OGDC Junior Seismologist at Tarbela Dam Project of Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) of Pakistan. Responsible to supervise and ensure smooth running of microseismic recording system round the clock, Interpret the daily records, 5 9

6 PROFESSIONAL TRAINING interpret the data immediately if any earthquake is observed locally, prepare the periodical reports. This project was run in collaboration with M/S TAMS of USA. Interpreted continuous seismic (earthquake) record of two years recorded in the micro-seismic observatory located at Tarbela Dam. Acted as in charge of the observatory, having a staff of 21 persons, for one year. Have attended the following short courses: Seislog" Processing and Interpretation 1986 Teknica Res. Dev. Ibd. Advance Seismic Interpretation Workshop 1988 OGTI, Islamabad (Ibd) Quality Assurance - Land Seismic Acquisition 1991 SEG, Calgary Seismic Data Processing 1991 OGCI, Calgary Seismic Interpretation for Geologist 1991 OGCI, Calgary Practical Seismic Interpretation Workshop 1991 IHRDC, Calgary Basic Petroleum Geology 1991 OGCI, Calgary Applied Stratigraphy & Sedimentology in HC Expl OGCI, Calgary Exploration for Carbonate Reservoir 1991 OGCI, Calgary Seismic Stratigraphy 1991 OGCI, Calgary Basic Reservoir Engineering 1991 OGCI, Calgary Reservoir and Economic Evaluation 1991 OGCI, Calgary NAIT International Instructor Training Program 1991 NAIT, Edmonton Vibroseis Principles and Applications 1992 Pelton Company, Ibd. Workshop on Shallow Reflection Seismic 1992 Punjab University, Lahore Structural Geology 1992 GAIA Resources, Ibd. Reservoir Engineering & Evaluation for Geologist 1998 Robertson, Karachi Petroleum Expl. & Development: Understanding 1999 Nuricon, Islamabad of Legal, Economic & Financial Aspects Environment workshop 1999 LASMO, Karachi Introduction to Geostatistics 1999 GTA, London Rock Physics & AVO 1999 LFP Ensign, Karachi Seismic Lithology Workshop 2000 PAIS, Karachi Sequence Stratigraphy- for Managers 2001 ERD, Dr. Bilal ul Haq, Ibd. 3D Seismic Interpretation 2002 GTA, Alistair Brown, London Project Management 2002 LUMS. Pakistan International Petroleum Management Program 2004 Eni Corporate University, Milan 6 9

7 Sequence stratigraphic applications in exploration 2005 Dr. Bilal U Haq, of and production Washington DC, in Ibd. Advance 3D Seismic Interpretation workshop 2006 Eni Corporate university Milan AVO and Inversion 2007 Hampson-Rssell, at Karachi Project Financial Evaluation & Project Cost 2008 Eni Corporate university Management Milan Leadership & Communication Training 2009 Wining Edge, at Karachi GENERAL COMPUTER SKILLS Have been using the following general purpose software: MS Word MS Excel MS PowerPoint MS Project EMS Lotus notes MS Outlook QUALIFICATIONS M. Sc. ( Geophysics); First Division; 1980; Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan B.Sc. (Math, Physics, English); First Division; 1976; Gordon College, Rawalpindi, Punjab University, Pakistan FORTRAN IV Programming (Certificate Course), First Division, 1980, Quaid-I-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan. PUBLICATIONS 2015, Key to Success for Exploration of Pab Formation in Kirthar Foldbelt, PAPG/SPE Annual Technical Conference 2015, Islamabad. 2015, High Resolution, an Essential Tool for Oil and Gas Exploration, Paper Presented in Bahria University Karachi, by a co-author, and then presented as Webinar on eni portal. 2014, Behavior of Seismic Amplitudes in Middle Indus Basin: A Tool to Predict Good Reservoir Porosity Zone, PAPG/SPE Annual Technical Conference 2014, Islamabad. 2013, Challenges to Exploit Shale Gas in Pakistan, PAPG/SPE Annual Technical Conference 2013, Islamabad. Similar paper was presented in PIP Seminar in Karachi. 7 9

8 1013, How the Shadow Effect of a Strong Reflector was Resolved to Identify a Stratigraphic Trap: PAPG/SPE Annual Technical Conference Islamabad 2011, A Method to Identify the Strike-slip Faults Masked by Pseudo En-echelon Patterns: A case study of Middle Indus Basin Pakistan: Paper No. RES/GEO/05, OMC 2011, Ravenna Italy. 2009, Evaluating Net Sand Thickness on Seismically Thin Reservoirs: an integrated approach applied to Kadanwari field. EAGE/SPE Research Workshop 2009, Boltana, Spain, September , Porosity Calibration by Multi Attribute Linear Regression Technique. PAPG/SPE Annual Technical Conference 2007, Islamabad. 2005, Being Biased to a Data Set Could be Dangerous. PAPG/SPE Annual Technical conference 2005, Islamabad. 2004, Porosity Prediction Tool, Using 3D Seismic Acoustic Impedance, Kadanwari Gas Field Pakistan. PAPG/SPE Annual Technical Conference 2004 Islamabad. Then publishes in Pakistan Journal of Hydrocarbon Research, ISSN , Vol 17 June 2007, pp , Successful Porosity Prediction Using Acoustic Impedance Inversion from 3D Seismic - Kadanwari Gas Field, Pakistan, World Petroleum Congress 1st youth forum, Beijing, China, Presented by a co-author. 2002, Masking of Commercially Viable Reservoir Intervals by Complex Mineralogy: F-sand Gas Reservoir in Kadanwari Field, Pakistan. PAPG/SPE Annual Technical Conference 2002, Islamabad. 2001, Kadanwari Gas Field, Perseverance Pays, PAPG/SPE Annual Technical Conference 2001, Islamabad. 2000, Kadanwari Gas Field, Pakistan; A Disappointment Turns to Attractive Development Opportunity; The paper was presented in The Geological Society London, November 2000, and published in Petroleum Geoscience, Vol , pp , Limitations of Simplified Models in Seismic Refraction for Statics, Pakistan Journal of Petroleum Technology, No.2, pp , Seismology, The Muslim (daily news paper). 1980, A Semi Detailed Gravity Survey Over Proposed Salt Dome Structure, Dissertation during M.Sc. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Active member of Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) Vice President of Expert Committee on Technical/Operational Matters, of Pakistan Petroleum Exploration and Production Companies Association (PPEPCA) ( ) Member of Expert Committee on Technical/Operational Matters, of Pakistan Petroleum Exploration and Production Companies Association (PPEPCA) ( ) Member of Emergency Management Team (EMT) of Eni Pakistan Active member of Pakistan Association of Petroleum Geoscientists (PAPG), which is Pakistan chapter of AAPG Member of COP (Community of practices) Exploration of Eni. 8 9

9 REFERENCE: References can be provided on demand. 9 9