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2-5 NOVEMBER 2014 I ATLÂNTICO BÚZIOS RESORT Armação Dos Búzios - Rio De Janeiro, Brazil 2-5 NOVEMBER 2014 I ATLÂNTICO BÚZIOS RESORT Armação dos Búzios - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 1 COMPARATIVE BITUMEN EXTRACTION FROM AN ID TITLE MAIN AUTHOR COUNTRY INSTITUTION AREA RODRIGO CABRAL Analytical AT12 IMMATURE PETROLEUM SOURCE ROCK USING SFE AND Brasil Petrobras S.A. DA SILVA Techniques ASE BEST PRACTICE FOR ROCK-EVAL PYROLYSIS WITH VIOLAINE Analytical AT01 França IFPEN CARLOS EMPHASIS ON UNCONVENTIONAL PROSPECTS LAMOUREUX-VAR Techniques OIL-BEARING FLUID INCLUSION BIOMARKERS FROM THE Analytical AT13 EDUARDO SILVA Brasil PETROBRAS NOROSKA PRE-SALT SUCCESSION, OFFSHORE BRAZIL Techniques COELHO GC×GC AS A TOOL TO DETERMINE MATURATION AND GABRIELA Analytical AT02 Brasil UNICAMP FLASH PYROLYSIS COUPLED TO GC×GC?TOF BIODEGRADATION CHEMICAL MARKERS IN CRUDE OILS SALAZAR Techniques CLÉCIO Estados MS AND GC?HIGH RESOLUTION TOF MS FOR Analytical MOGOLLON AT14 FERNANDO Unidos da LECO Corporation CHARARCTERIZATION OF CRUDE OIL AND PETROLEUM Techniques EFFECT OF ARTIFICIAL MATURATION AT DIFFERENT KLITZKE América ROSANA FRACTIONS TYPES OF POTENTIAL SOURCE ROCKS: FOCUSING PETROBRAS/ Analytical AT03 CARDOSO LOPES Brasil ON POLAR COMPOUNDS EVALUATION BY FT-ICR-MS CENPES Techniques ANALYSES OF BICYCLIC AND TRICYCLIC ACIDS PEREIRA SIDNEY GONÇALO Analytical TECHNIQUE AT15 BIOMARKERS IN POTIGUAR BASIN ? BRAZIL OILS BY ESI- Brasil UFPI DE LIMA Techniques Analytical AND APCI-TOF MS AT04 THE ISOTOPIC STRUCTURES OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS JOHN M. EILER Brasil Caltech Techniques Universidad MATRIX SOLID-PHASE DISPERSION FOR HYDROCARBON ELENA Analytical A REVIEW OF ADVANCED GEOCHEMICAL Estados AT16 Colômbia Industrial de J. M. (MIKE) Biomarker Analytical ISOLATION FROM BITUMINOUS ROCK STASHENKO Techniques AT05 TECHNOLOGIES FOR SOURCE DETERMINATION AND Unidos da Santander MOLDOWAN Technologies, Inc. Techniques QUANTIFICATION OF OIL MIXTURES América RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN HYDROPYROLYSIS (HYPY) University of AM01 WILL MEREDITH Inglaterra Artificial Maturation FOR PETROLEUM GEOCHEMISTRY Nottingham 2H/1H RATIOS OF FORMATION WATERS FROM THE ALEXANDRE POTIGUAR BASIN, BRAZIL: A COMPARISON BETWEEN Analytical COMPOSITIONAL DESCRIPTION OF BRAZILIAN TYPE-I JOELMA AT06 DE ANDRADE Brasil Petrobras AM02 Brasil PETROBRAS Artificial Maturation ISOTOPE RATIO INFRARED SPETROSCOPY (IRIS) AND Techniques KEROGEN USING HYDROUS PYROLYSIS PRODUCTS PIMENTEL LOPES FERREIRA ISOTOPE RATIO MASS SPECTROMETRY (IRMS) Division of Geochemistry, COMPOUND SPECIFIC CARBON ISOTOPE ANALYSIS OF NEW APPROACH FOR COMPARING KINETIC MODELS OF ALEXANDRE Research & LIGHT HYDROCARBONS (C1 - C10): APPLICATION ON Analytical AM03 PETROLEUM GENERATION BASED ON ROCK-EVAL AND REGINA BINOTTO Brasil Artificial Maturation AT07 DE ANDRADE Brasil Petrobras Development THE GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF MARINE Techniques HYDROUS PYROLYSIS EXPERIMENTS FERREIRA Center of OILS FROM NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL PETROBRAS Estados NOVEL GEOCHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES REVEAL J. M. (MIKE) Biomarker Analytical EFFECT OF HYDROUS PYROLYSIS IN BIOMARKER AT08 Unidos da NOELIA FRANCO EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT HEAVY OIL MOLDOWAN Technologies, Inc. Techniques AM04 DISTRIBUTION OF OCCLUDED COMPOUNDS IN THE Brasil UFRJ Artificial Maturation América R. CAMECA, ASPHALTENE STRUCTURES 29 Quai des THE NANOSIMS: ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY AT SUB-µM Analytical ARTIFICIAL MATURATION APPLYING HYDROUS AT09 PHILIPPE SALIOT Brasil Grésillons, 92622 TÂNIA VALÉRIA Umiversidade LATERAL RESOLUTION Techniques PYROLYSIS EXPERIMENTS ON ORGANIC- RICH SHALES Gennevilliers, AM05 DE OLIVEIRA Brasil Federal do Rio Artificial Maturation FROM THE IPUBI MBR., SANTANA FM., ARARIPE BASIN, France. DELGADO Grande do Sul BRAZIL INCREASING THE RESOLUTION OF BIODEGRADATION RENZO CORRÊA Analytical AT10 Brasil UFRJ SCALES WITH NON-GC EXPERIMENTS SILVA Techniques CHANGES IN OIL PROPERTIES WITH THE ADVANCE ANDRÉ LUIZ OF THERMAL MATURATION INDUCED BY HYDROUS ISOLATION AND ANALYSIS OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC AM06 DURANTE Brasil PETROBRAS Artificial Maturation PYROLYSIS FOR A BRAZILIAN SOURCE ROCK HYDROCARBONS (PAHS) IN CRUDE OIL USING SPIGOLON CLEVERSON JOSÉ Petrobras/ Analytical CONTAINING A TYPE-I KEROGEN AT11 MOLECULARLY IMPRINTED SOLID-PHASE EXTRACTION Brasil F. DE OLIVEIRA Cenpes/GEOQ Techniques (MISPE) COUPLED WITH GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY-MASS HYDROUS PYROLYSIS EXPERIMENTS ON A PERMIAN THAYSA LORENI Universidade SPECTROMETRY (GC/MS) AM07 COAL SAMPLE FROM THE LEÃO-BUTIÁ COALFIELD, COLMAN DE Brasil Federal do Rio Artificial Maturation PARANÁ BASIN MORAIS Grande do Sul 2 3 PETROBRAS/ Estados School of Geology FLUORESCENCE BEHAVIOR OF ALGINITES IN ARTIFICIAL CARLA VIVIANE ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT-RELATING RELEASES Environmental AM08 Brasil CENPES/PDGEO/ Artificial Maturation EG07 R. PAUL PHILP Unidos da and Geophysics, MATURATION EXPERIMENTS ARAUJO TO SOURCES WITH ENVIRONMENTAL FORENSICS Geochemistry GEOQ América Uni. of Oklahoma ORIGIN OF H2S IN FRANQUERA, MOPORO AND LA CEIBA GEOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE HYDROUS Gas and Surface GS01 OILFIELDS: EVIDENCE FROM SULFUR ISOTOPES AND FRANK CABRERA Venezuela PDVSA-INTEVEP AM09 PYROLYSIS PRODUCTS FROM A RECENT MICROBIAL FURUKAWA, G.G. 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