Petroleum Geomechanics and Pore Pressure Prediction Room 4 Organizer: R. E. Swarbrick Chair: R. Hillis
8:15 --	Introductory Remarks
8:20 --	H. Goodman: Well Engineers Deserve a Seat at the Exploration Table: The Role of Mechanical Earth Modeling in the Early Exploration Process
8:40 --	D. Castillo, J. Rowse, G. Douglas, K. Burgdorff, J. Streit, D. Kendrick, N. Wilson: Modeling Detailed Wellbore Breakout Rotations in a Single Borehole in the Papua New Guinea Area to Constrain Active Fault Geometry Away from the Borehole
9:00 --	N. R. Goulty: Mechanics of Polygonal Fault Systems
9:20 --	R. R. Hillis: Are Present-Day Stresses Inferred from Petroleum Exploration Data Consistent with Neotectonic Structures in Australia?
9:40 --	A. E. Lothe, A. Tømmerås: Stochastic Monte-Carlo Simulations of Overpressure Probability Distribution in the Halten Terrace Area, Offshore Norway
10:00 --	Break
10:30 --	T. G. Fitts, R. J. Fink, J. Welton, R. H. Paez: Pressure and Physical Property Responses in a Toe Thrust Environment
10:50 --	R. Swarbrick, R. Lahann: Seal Capacity and Trap Risking: A North Sea Case Study
11:10 --	A. Khaksar: Pore Pressure Prediction in Highly Compressional Stress Regimes: Examples from Australia and Papua New Guinea