
Reservoirs Characterization & Analysis
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Participants to this intensive Reservoir Characterization training course should be geologists Geophysicist and engineers who deal with all risked variables to decide where, when and why to drill and what is expected from this drilling on both short and long term and finally how to maximize the life and return from such drilling.
By choosing this ICTD training course, the participants will be able to evaluate all type of involved data; good or bad, important or less important, rank different interpretation, risk all possible probabilities and conclude the best applicable scenario to work with. Participants will able, despite their different working sectors, to deal with: variable type of rocks, petrophysical parameters involved, multiple diagenesis, analyze the main facies in concern (barriers or reservoirs), interpretation of seismic facies classification, logs, maps, correlations and data distribution.
Teach principles of cooperation between different G&G tools to detect sand heterogeneous of different sand bodies.
Map rock bodies to create lithofacies models for subsurface intervals at basin, regional and field scales.
Predict original depositional setting through integration of lithofacies data with bio stratigraphic, seismic and well data.
Evaluate diameter data and borehole imaging logs and relate to lithology, wireline log response and to use core log calibrations as guides for uncored wells.
This ICTD training course is for all professionals in the exploration and reservoir engineering departments and geoscientists in the development sector wishing to Reservoir Characterization and learn how to work together in integrated.
The instructor will involve the participants not only by showing and interpreting the training course material in detail, but they will work together by projecting their previous knowledge onto the course. Several real examples will be studied in addition to the applied projects on different G&G software to elaborate on the role of reservoir characterization to modeling. During the training course path, a self -evaluation point quizzes will be run to stimulate all brains no matter which discipline
Upon completion of this ICTD training course, participants will be able to integrate core data results with well log analysis, with all advanced seismic reservoir characterization.
Also, participants will be familiar with challenges in each depositional environment which will help them to accurately construct reservoir static models and integrate results with reservoir engineering.
In addition to the participants, will sharing in applied projects in G&G software's to be familiar how to integrate all the available geophysical and geological data
A variety of methodologies will be used during the course that includes:
Daily Course Timings:
08:00 - 08:20 Morning Coffee / Tea
08:20 - 10:00 First Session
10:00 - 10:20 Coffee / Tea / Snacks
10:20 - 12:20 Second Session
12:20 - 13:30 Lunch Break & Prayer Break
13:30 - 15:00 Last Session