All aspects of formation pressure, formation fluid sampling and fluid type acquisition, hardware physics, planning, log response, QC, risk assessment.
The course is intended for Petrophysicists, Production Geologists, Reservoir Engineers, Well Engineers, staff of a subsurface team who are involved in the planning, execution and interpretation of formation pressure and formation fluid sampling acquisition.
Duration
Learning Level
Formation Pressure and Sample acquisition with logging tools are, amongst others, the most important reservoir properties with respect to development scenarios, well- and surface facility design.
This course covers all aspects of value of information (VOI), planning, execution, QC and interpretation of pressure and sample data. Downhole tool types, risk assessment, sensor physics, limitations and response in different mud and formation fluid type scenarios as well as interpretation are covered in detail. Exercises and may example round up this course.
At the end of this 2-day course, the participant will be able to justify the acquisition of pressure and sample data, be involved in the planning, read the data, perform QC and relate the data in context to the reservoir.
MEng
30+ years – petrophysics and geomechanics
Joe develops and runs courses in the Reservoir, E&P Overview and Master Class Series. He has a career background at Schlumberger, RWE-DEA AG, PDO, TRACS. He is an expert in his field and as Project lead digital core analysis for PDO/SHELL, Design and introduction of GDP and ATP program, GDP Coach for the GG&GM community.
Energy transition and renewables
Early development
E&P overview
Reservoir
Wells
Business
Open air
Uncertainty and Risk
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