September 2012 OFFSHORE issue

 

The September 2012 issue of Offshore is available to view or download. Click here to View in your Browser! Click here to Download Qmags PDF Follow us on Linkedin Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Feature Articles Tight EPCI coordination ensures on-time delivery of offshore natural gas complex Offshore projects continue to drive Middle East E&P activity GPS/INS fusion with Kalman filtering allows for better positioning New model offers tool for analyzing rig day rates Extended-reach drilling advances to meet industry need Environmental Drilling & Completion Fluids Directory Conductor-supported platform brings multiple benefits for Malaysia field tie-in Intervention semi suited to wide range of construction tasks BOP risk/reliability model gives critical decision support for offshore drilling New platform enables dry tree technology for marginal fields Realistic simulation drills deeper into reservoir sustainability Diverless technique adapted for deepwater repairs, future tie-ins Anti-H2S layer extends operating envelope for sour service flexible Reelable mechanically lined pipe suited for ultra-deepwater sour service New calibration method reduces density measurement errors Departments Online Vessels, Rigs, & Surface Systems Comment Drilling & Production Data Geosciences Global E&P Offshore Automation Solutions Offshore Europe Business Briefs Gulf of Mexico Advertisers' Index Subsea Systems Beyond the Horizon Other resources available from PennWell Offshore Maps & Posters PennEnergy.com Research and Data PennWell Books Spring 2012 Energy Catalog For DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS: http://www.qmags.com/DownloadingHelp.asp To reach our HELP DESK, please visit: http://www.qMags.com/help . If you wish to discontinue the electronic version and convert back to the paper edition, please reply to this message and type the word "convert" in the subject line (note: due to the increased postage costs, international subscribers may be asked to pay for the print version). To discontinue receiving this publication entirely, please reply to this message and type the word "remove" in the subject line. As lists are prepared in advance, please allow six weeks for your request to be processed. Thank you.