1. Asia
3rd Annual
conferences
When written in Chinesethewordcrisisis
composedoftwocharacters.Onerepresentsdanger,
andtheotherrepresentsopportunity.
Seizing all investment, structural enhancement and extended lifespan
opportunities from the intensive push towards Enhanced Oil Recovery and
development of marginal oil fields
John F. Kennedy
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
24th
– 26th
November 2014
Testimonials from Past marcus evans Oil and Gas Related Events:
Great roundtable discussions and sharing of best practices.
PETRONAS Carigali
This conference has flawlessly provided an excellent venue for participants from various
organisations to share best practices and enhanced networking. Hence it will be my pleasure
to recommend others to get the same opportunity and experience through marcus evans.
Shell Sarawak E&P, Malaysia
Well organised. Very professional. Good corporate image.
RasGas Company Limited, Qatar
Experts had a lot of practical experience to share.
Conoco Phillips Indonesia
We hereby confirm benefits gained from such events where a variety of industry delegates
and disciplines are interacting to satisfy a vast spectrum of industry requirements.
Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia
Featuring Expert Presentations and Case Studies:
Dr. R. M. Chandima Ratnayake
Associate Professor of Mechanical
Engineering
University of Stavanger – UiS Norway
Alyn Jenkins
Principal Integrity Management Specialist
Schlumberger, UK
Zulkipli Henry
Senior Structural Engineer and Structural
and Lifting Team Leader
Shell, Malaysia
Kaushik Mukherjee
Principal Engineer, Civil & Structural, R&T,
GTS
Petronas, Malaysia
Mohamed Attia
Senior Asset Integrity Management
Engineer
Saudi Aramco, KSA
Syahriman Md Shahir
Senior Corrosion and Inspection Engineer
Carigali PTTEPI Malaysia
Muhammad Khalid Owais
Senior Petroleum Engineer
Qatar Petroleum
Nazim Rosli
Offshore Facility Manager
Bumi Armada, Malaysia
Wilson John
Structural Integrity Engineer
Zadco, UAE
Robert Nuttal
Principal Engineer
Petronas, Malaysia
Mahendraraaj Jayakumar
Field Engineer – Offshore Installation
SapuraKencana Petroleum, Malaysia
Murali Venkataraman
Global Process Manager
Shell, India
Dr. Hamed Mohebbi
PhD, MICOR
Petronas, Malaysia
Seyed Mahmoud Ahmadi
Senior Corrosion Engineer
Petronas, Malaysia
Marco Westra
Senior Metocean Specialist
Metocean Consult, Netherlands
Your Expert Course Facilitator:
Marco Westra
Senior Metocean Specialist
Metocean Consult, Netherlands
Marco is a senior metocean specialist and hydraulic engineer and has
participated in several coastal projects. His expertise are in wave and flow
dynamics, wind and wave statistics, numerical modelling, mathematical
analysis, derivation of hydraulic design conditions, design criteria, probabilistic
design, data processing, programming, hydrographic surveying, databases and
neural networks and acquisition and analysis of oceanographic datasets.
Professor Len Gelman
Chairman of the Condition Monitoring and Diagnostic Technology Technical
Committee
British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT)
President-Elect
International Institute of Acoustics and Vibration (USA)
Prof.Gelmanistheauthorofover200publications(including17patentsand2book
chapters)and12keynoteconferencepapersintheareaofmaintenance,machinery
failureanalysisandpreventionandmonitoring.Hehasmorethan35years’
experienceinmachineryfailureanalysisandprevention,maintenanceplanning
andscheduling,riskassessment,hazardidentification,andconditionmonitoring
ofcomplexmechanicalsystemsbothinindustryandacademia.Recently,hehas
workedfortheoilandgasindustryunderacontractwithShell(UK).
Attend this Premier Conference and Gain Practical Insights Into:
• Securing state-of-the-art investments that are vital to the process of
prolonging offshore platform lifespan
• Commanding intensive inspection, maintenance and rejuvenation of
structural deterioration in-line with the regional push towards revitalising
ageing platforms
• Building durable structures and engaging the right partners at every stage
of design, construction and installation
• Achieving production capacity targets and improving structural
performance in order to contribute towards increased oil recovery rate
• Ensuring safe operations when conducting maintenance and installation
work throughout your platform via incident prevention and risk
management programmes
• Positioning yourself and your company as the leaders in resource allocation,
cost management and capacity enhancement programmes
• Considering every risk element and utilising the right tools and technologies
when conducting programmes for extension of offshore platform lifespan
• Conducting detailed underwater inspection and having solid maintenance
systems that detect structural deteoration
• Combating corrosion on various parts of your platform through robust
monitoring and prevention systems

2. Endorserment Letter
This Event is Produced in Collaboration with:
MALAYSIA SOCIETY FOR ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY COLLABORATION WITH marcus evans FOR
3RD ANNUAL OFFSHORE STRUCTURES ASIA
Dear Delegates,
The Malaysia Society for Engineering and Technology (MySET) is delighted to collaborate with marcus evans as the organsing
arm for the 3rd Annual Offshore Structures Asia Conference scheduled for the 24th, 25th & 26th of November 2014.
Through this collaborative effort we, aspire to put forth a platform for networking and sharing of ideas amongst various offshore
engineering professionals. The conference theme will capture numerous aspects of offshore structures, but convene in particular on
the structural life extension, design, construction and installation of new and existing platforms. We hope to establish a platform that
creates excellent opportunities and possibilities for major oil and gas players within this region to re-define their regional needs.
On behalf MySET we are proud to partner with marcus evans for such an engagement and are enthusiastic to position this
conference as the paramount offshore event within Asia for 2014. I take this opportunity to warmly welcome you to what promises to
be a highlight of the 2014 calendar!
Thank you.
Yours Sincerely,
Prof Dato Abang Abdullah Bin Abang Ali
President
Malaysia Society For Engineering and Technology

3. Day One
Monday 24th
November 2014
0830 Registration and Coffee
0900 Opening Remarks from the Chairperson
0915 Keynote Address:
Subsea Pipeline Systems Inspection and Risk Based Integrity
Management
• Conducting inspection, maintenance, fatigue degradation tests and
risk / reliability assessments
• Determining optimal inspection intervals
• Profiling risks and defining inspection criteria
Dr. R. M. Chandima Ratnayake
Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering
University of Stavanger – UiS Norway
1000 Case Study:
Incorporating Effective Material Management Strategies for
Enhanced Asset Integrity and Efficient Vendor Management for
Offshore Commissioning and Operation
• Gaining adequate knowledge to demand right support for material
selection and monitoring – contracting and procurement
• Fixing the requirements and monitoring procedures to create
sustainable operational excellence
• Aquiring right materials from the right vendor at the right price –
master data management
• Creating reliable operations and managing asset integrity through
accurate asset data
Murali Venkataraman
Global Process Manager
Shell, India
1045 Coffee and Networking Break
1115 Expert Presentation:
Securing Offshore Investments by Delivering Project
Management Excellence that Optimises Value and Ensures on
Schedule Project Completion
Nazim Rosli
Offshore Facility Manager
Bumi Armada, Malaysia
1200 Expert Presentation:
Benefitting from Methods and Recent Trends in Offshore
Pipeline Start-Up for the Oil and Gas Industry
• Incorporating the recent developments in shore approach pipeline
start-up method
• Capitalising on the shallow water pipeline start-up methods for
enhanced returns
• Mitigating the challenges in deepwater pipeline start-up methods
Mahendraraaj Jayakumar
Field Engineer – Offshore Installation
SapuraKencana Petroleum, Malaysia
1245 Networking Luncheon
1400 Case Study:
Corrosion Mitigation in Deepwater Oilfields
• Conducting corrosion inhibition performance tests
• Ensuring corrosion inhibitors used in deepwater environments are fit
for purpose, suitable for deployment subsea and will not block the
chemical umbilical or chemcal injection system
• Testing, deployment, optimisation and field performance monitoring
of a corrosion inhibitor application in a West Africa deepwater oilfield
Alyn Jenkins
Principal Integrity Management Specialist
Schlumberger, UK
1445 Case Study:
Riser Platform Flooded Member Incident Investigation Process
and Lessons Learned
• Carrying out robust underwater inspection across your entire structure
• Creating a framework for a detailed investigation process and
evaluating the findings
• Mitigating risks and addressing the root causes of the incident
• Lessons learned and future mitigation methods
Zulkipli Henry
Senior Structural Engineer and Structural and Lifting Team Leader
Shell, Malaysia
1530 Coffee and Networking Break
1600 The Structural Think Tank:
This interactive session encourages attendees to open up to new ideas
and problem solving techniques. Together as a group, the audience is
encouraged to discuss potential solutions to the three discussion topics as
per below:
Discussion One
Addressing all Design, Installation and Cost Considerations for
Increased Platform Capacity, Including Installation of Risers and
Wellheads
Discussion Two
How Can Collaboration Between Operators and Contractors in
the Design and Construction Phase Minimise Project Risk and
Conflicts?
Discussion Three
Implementing Robust Preventive Maintenance and Repair
Initiatives for Optimal Structural Integrity
Discussion Four
Minimising Risks of Structural Deterioration through Effective
Underwater Inspection and Maintenance Systems
Facilitators:
Robert Nuttal
Principal Engineer
Petronas, Malaysia
Dr. Hamed Mohebbi
PhD, MICOR
Petronas, Malaysia
1730 Closing Remarks from the Chairperson
Who Should Attend:
Presidents, Vice Presidents, Directors, Chiefs, General
Managers, Heads, Senior Managers, Managers, Assistant
Managers, Team Leaders, Superintendents, Supervisors and
Engineers from the following job areas:
From the following industry sectors:
• Asset Integrity
• Structures
• Inspection
• Offshore Maintenance
• Offshore Reliability
• Design
• Decommissioning
• Offshore Installation
• Corrosion
• Facilities
• Mechanical
• Asset Management
• Strategic Planning and
Development
• Operations
• Project Management
• HSE
• Oil and Gas
• Offshore Integrity
Management
• Asset Integrity
Management
• Oil and Gas Contractor
• Oil and Gas Engineering
Servicesmarcus evanswould like to thank everyone who has helped with the
research and organisation of this event, particularly the speakers and
their staff for their support and commitment.

4. Day Two
Tuesday 25th
November 2014
0830 Registration and Coffee
0900 Opening Remarks from the Chairperson
0915 Case Study:
Standardisation in Offshore Structural Integrity in Malaysian
Waters: The Global Ultimate Strength Analysis [GUSATM]
• Understanding how a majority of structures are subjected to
modification / extension, damage and deterioration
• Demonstrating how these structures need to meet International Code
and Petronas Technical Standard (PTS) requirements for continued safe
operations
• Assessing structures for its fitness for purpose in cases of various special
conditions that have been triggered during its design life and beyond
Kaushik Mukherjee
Principal Engineer, Civil & Structural, R&T, GTS
Petronas, Malaysia
1000 Case Study:
Ageing Wells and the Challenges due to Obsolete Equipment,
Spare Parts and Corrosion Impact
• Assessing remaining life of the platform components including
structure, topsides, wells and pipelines and optimising their integrity
• Detecting early signs of structural risks and failure
• Determining ultimate strength after the point of collapse and failure:
Strength analysis
• Understanding the corrosion mechanisms and how they affect the
platform structure
Muhammad Khalid Owais
Senior Petroleum Engineer
Qatar Petroleum
1045 Coffee and Networking Break
1115 Case Study:
Driven Piles – Axial Capacity Verification using Drive Records
• Qualifying a platform with insufficient / bordering pile safety factors
• Highlighting inadequate pile capacity that can be a show-stopper on
code compliance for platform modifications
• Verifying the design axial capacity vis-à-vis the driving records:
Availability of additional margin on safety factors
Wilson John
Structural Integrity Engineer
Zadco, UAE
1200 Joint Presentation:
Cost and Technical Benefit Analysis of the Cathodic Protection
Requirement of Coated and Uncoated Offshore Structure
This joint presentation is aimed at comparing both cost and technical
benefits of coated structures in terms of anode requirements for weight
benefit (installation), integrity management and life extension programs
Dr. Hamed Mohebbi
PhD, MICOR
Petronas, Malaysia
Seyed Mahmoud Ahmadi
Senior Corrosion Engineer
Petronas, Malaysia
1245 Networking Luncheon
1400 Expert Presentation:
Utilising Environmental and Metocean Conditions Analysis to
Make Design Decisions
• Factoring climatologic and metocean conditions data into design
• Conducting design feasibility analysis in relation to current
environmental conditions
• Ensuring that the design covers all essential bases of environmental and
metocean conditions
Marco Westra
Senior Metocean Specialist
Metocean Consult, Netherlands
1445 Case Study:
Condition Monitoring and Detecting Vibration Based Damage
to the Platform Structure
• Optimising asset performance and preventing failure of asset and
rotating machinery
• Utilising robust maintenance initiatives to minimise downtime and
ensure operational continuity
• Detecting vibration based damage to structures
• Overcoming obstacles in locating damage locations within the structure
Syahriman Md Shahir
Senior Corrosion and Inspection Engineer
Carigali PTTEPI Malaysia
1530 Coffee and Networking Break
1600 Case Study:
Capitalising on Risk-Based Inspection for Enhanced Integrity of
Fixed Steel Offshore Subsea and Top-Side Structures
• Incorporating RBI assessment methodologies to manage risk through
inspection while optimising resources for fixed steel offshore subsea
and top-side structures
• Reviewing the results of pilot RBI assessments performed on offshore
facilities
• Benefitting from optimum strategies for future inspections based on
the results of the RBI assessment
Mohamed Attia
Senior Asset Integrity Management Engineer
Saudi Aramco, KSA
1700 Closing Remarks from the Chairperson and End of Conference
Why you Cannot Miss this Event:
Global upstream spending in the oil and gas sector currently is expected
to remain set at around US$700 billion over the next decade. However it
is crucial to note that close to 20% of this spending will take place in our
very own backyard, South East Asia. Malaysia in particular sits within the
center of this hype – Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak stressed
that the capital expenditure of the nation’s oil and gas sector’s upstream
business is forecast to be close to US$60 billion over the next five years!
With such movement in place, it is crucial for all engineering professionals
involved in the upstream oil and gas business within SEA to capitalise on
their technical and investment options. Combine this with the intensity
ageing structures and platforms within the region, and we have a serious
problem at hand. While current emphasis is on the development of
marginal oil fields and Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR), engineers need to
know how their role will evolve and what they need to do NOW to avoid
being left behind!
marcus evans 3rd Annual Offshore Structures Asia is designed for
specifically this purpose – to bridge the gap between the expectations
of an increased production capacity and the reality of combating the
various challenges that come with working with deteriorating structures.
A major part of this conference will focus on how you and your team can
construct and manage, on a day-to-day basis, structures that are capable
of withstanding prolonged use and harsh corrosive conditions. You will
also be given a variety of investment options specific to asset integrity
management approaches, technologies and their applications.
Do not miss this opportunity to take advantage of the various case
studies and expert presentations that highlight current design and
maintenance techniques, insights and trends!
Business Development Opportunities:
Does your company have services, solutions or technologies that the
conference delegates would benefit from knowing about?
If so, you can find out more about the exhibiting, networking
and branding opportunities available by contacting:
Peter Morgan on +61 2 9238 7200 or email
PeterM@marcusevansau.com

5. Course I: Structural Integrity Systems and Project Management
Excellence
This course will detail concepts, radically novel approaches, advanced
techniques and innovations in testing structural integrity for offshore systems
as well as extending existing ageing asset lifespan. It is also combined with
an intensive module on the various advanced maintenance planning and
scheduling approaches that can be incorporated to enable delegates to gain
clearer insights on maximising the likelihood of achieving structural integrity
within budget and on schedule
Session One
What should be included in your Reliability Improvement
Programme?
• One delegate from each group will present their team findings
• All delegates will discuss the findings of each group
• Reviewing an actual reliability programme where in depth details of each
item will be given by the facilitator
Group Exercise: Interactive discussion with participants on the necessities for
a Reliability Improvement Programme
Session Two
What should be prioritised in your Reliability Improvement
Programme?
• Each group will create a top 3 list of items for inclusion into their programme
• Understanding reliability block diagrams, and how to use them
• We will look at an actual priorities list and discuss why the items were
prioritised
Group Exercise: Participant feedback on key elements for prioritisation in a
Reliability Improvement Programme
Session Three
Getting your Reliability Improvement Started
• Who are the stakeholders and who do you need support from?
• How do you start the programme and roll it out?
• What are the timescales involved from starting your reliability improvement
programme to completion?
• How to celebrate successes using case history studies, and a review of some
actual case histories
Session Four
Defect Elimination
• Each group to select the best one and a member of the each group will
present their findings
• How to use route cause analysis, when to use it and how to conduct an RCA
• Understanding the theory of “don’t just fix it, improve it”
• The benefits if you get it right
Group Exercise: Discussing the defects and problems at their plant and
managing the inherent costs
Facilitated by:
Professor Len Gelman
Chairman of the Condition Monitoring and Diagnostic Technology Technical
Committee
British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT)
President-Elect
International Institute of Acoustics and Vibration (USA)
Course II: Metocean Masterclass
This highly interactive course introduces the concept of metocean and its
deep relevance for marine energy projects. It will enable delegates to better
understand all the benefits and limitations of utilising metocean data in their
daily work. Main focus of this engaging course will be on the best practices of
metocean applications for both offshore infrastructure projects and operations
Session One
Metocean Data: From Data to Information
• Highlighting the various metocean data sources
• Introducing collection of metocean data
• How is this data processed for engineering
• Fine tuning the concepts of data processing and analysis
• Validating the requirements and use of metocean data throughout the
project
• Producing metocean information
Session Two
Addressing and Setting up the Different Observation Techniques
• Visual observation tools and techniques
• Strategies and application of on-site observations
• Working with remote sensing techniques
• Setting up measurement campaigns
• Correlating the relationship between observed data and computed data
Session Three
Introduction to Modelling and Capturing Metocean Information
• Assessing the various model classes
• Working with the generic concepts related to numerical modeling
• Highlighting the holistic approach of numerical modeling
• The role of numerical modeling in establishing metocean information
• Enhancing the interaction between models
• Gaining value from model outputs
Session Four
The Implementation of Various Types of Models
• Atmospheric models
• Ocean current models
• Hydrodynamic models
• Wave models
Applications and Case Studies: Model implementations
Session Five
Combining Field Data and Numerical Model Data
• Pros and cons of observations and numerical modelling
• Generic concepts of combining observations and numerical model data
• Learning the best optimisation techniques
• Data assimilation in wave and weather forecasting
• Numerical model calibration and validation
Examples: Neural networks, Kalman filtering, etc.
Session Six
Operational Statistics and Design Criteria
• Typical products from statistical analysis
• Short term, long term and extreme statistics
• Ambient climate, climatic tables, directional rose and seasonal analysis
• Persistence analysis
• Sea-swell separation and mixed sea states
• Extreme conditions techniques and methods
• Joint probability analysis, environmental contours and response based design
• Confidence limits and uncertainties
• Non-homogeneous statistics and Poisson processes
Facilitated by:
Marco Westra
Senior Metocean Specialist
Metocean Consult, Netherlands
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November 2014

6. More About the Event
Your Expert Course Facilitator:
Marco Westra
Senior Metocean Specialist
Metocean Consult, Netherlands
As senior metocean specialist and hydraulic engineer Mr. Westra participated
in several coastal projects. Within these projects, he has gained expertise
in wave and flow dynamics, wind and wave statistics, numerical modelling,
mathematical analysis, derivation of hydraulic design conditions, design
criteria, probabilistic design, data processing, programming, hydrographic
surveying, databases and neural networks and acquisition and analysis of
oceanographic datasets.
The experience includes project management and coordination, the application
of various modelling packages and programmes (such as MIKE21, Delft3D,
DFLOW-FM, SWASH and SWAN) as well as the development of tools and
programs, needed for example for pre and post processing of model results.
He has extensive modelling experience with the state of the art third
generation shallow water wave model SWAN and the MIKE21 marine
software package (spectral wave model, hydrodynamic model, Boussinesq
model, sand and mud transport).
Marco also has experience with the Delft3D modelling suite, DFLOW-FM
and SWASH. He is presently coordinating an extensive modelling study for
the design of floating marine facilities located in the Bay of Bengal, for an
international oil company. The modelling for this project is done using SWAN
and MIKE21 and includes a metocean study, cyclone study, nearshore wave
study, a Boussinesq wave disturbance study, a flow modelling study (a.o.
to hindcast cyclones within the Bay of Bengal), a morphological study (2D),
downtime assessment and a tsunami study. Specific experience regarding
hydrodynamic processes in port areas includes the investigation of resonance
phenomena and long wave penetration.
Other recent experience is his position as a technical expert for the United
States Corps of Engineers in New Orleans.
As of April 2013, Marco started up a new company: Metocean Consult.
Metocean Consult provides independent consultancy and data services for
offshore, oceanographic and coastal applications. Its aim is to deliver high
quality information and fit-for-purpose services to clients that require reliable
environmental information in their day-to-day business.
Your Expert Course Facilitator:
Professor Len Gelman
Chairman of the Condition Monitoring and Diagnostic Technology Technical
Committee
British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT)
President-Elect
International Institute of Acoustics and Vibration (USA)
Prof. Gelman is the author of over 200 publications (including 17 patents and 2
book chapters) and 12 keynote conference papers in the area of maintenance,
machinery failure analysis and prevention and monitoring. He has more than
35 years’ experience in machinery failure analysis and prevention, maintenance
planning and scheduling, risk assessment, hazard identification, and condition
monitoring of complex mechanical systems (e.g., rotating, reciprocating
machinery, gearboxes, bearings, etc.) both in industry and academia.
Some of Len’s client’s include:
• Boeing
• Indorama
• Shell
• Qatar Petroleum
• SKF
• London Underground
• ERIKS
• Dresser-Rand
• ORYX
Prof. Gelman is Chief Designer on numerous industrial and research
contracts, including contracts from the:
• USA National Academy of Sciences
• USA National Research Council
• USA International Science Foundation
• USA Civilian Development Foundation (twice)
• USA MacArthur Foundation, Lady Davis, Israel, Centro Volta, Italy, UK EPSRC
• UK Department of Trade and Industry (three times)
• UK Royal Society
• Rolls Royce (twice)
• Caterpillar (twice)
• Boeing (three times)
Recently, he has worked for the oil and gas industry under a contract with
Shell (UK). He is also a Fellow of the UK Institution of Diagnostic Engineers and
Honorary Editor of the International Journal of Condition Monitoring. He was a
member of the CM certification subcommittee of the BINDT in 2002-2008.
He is editor-in-chief of the book series “Condition monitoring” (Coxmoor, UK),
Chair of 2007 World Congress on Engineering Asset Management, Honorary
Co-Chair of 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013 World Congresses of
Engineering and Chair of 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013 International
Condition Monitoring Conferences. He has participated in the technical boards
of numerous international conferences.
Prof. Gelman is a Chief Designer of numerous technologies and engineering
prototypes for proactive maintenance, fault detection / diagnosis / isolation. He is
lecturing, training and consulting to industry in all parts of the world and has held
visiting professorship at 5 overseas universities. Recently, he was awarded Rolls-
Royce award for innovation for development and implementation of the novel
technologies for failure prevention in gas turbines.

7. Our Business Partners
In Collaboration With:
MySET aims to provide a powerful platform for its members to network and enhance their
professionalism, while nurturing them into leading professionals and captains of the industry.
MySET shall indulge in research and technological innovation to produce new materials,
systems, structures & processes to support the country’s development efforts.
Supported By:
Malaysia Convention & Exhibition Bureau (MyCEB) was established in 2009 by
Ministry of Tourism and Culture, Malaysia to further strengthen Malaysia’s business
tourism brand and position for the international business events market. A non-profit
organisation, MyCEB serves as a central hub to assist meeting and event planners to bid
for and stage international business events in Malaysia and act as a conduit for national
product development. MyCEB’s goal is to improve its rankings as an international meetings
destination within International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) and to grow
business tourism arrivals to Malaysia.
Endorser:
The Centre for Energy Environment Resources Development (CEERD) conducts
Training, Research and Consultancy in the field of energy-environment in the framework of
international cooperation projects, with a focus on the ASEAN. CEERD provides information
and knowledge on current issues and developments in energy-environment affecting Asia
and the Pacific and other regions in the framework of consultancy projects sponsored by
international and national agencies and the private sector, and through research published
or presented at national, regional and international conferences.
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