How to successfully store carbon dioxide in the subsurface
A field-based course on geology, physics, chemistry and project design Designed for: Anyone involved in CO2 storage project planning, from geoscientists and petrophysicists calculating storage potential, to reservoir engineers analysing fluid behaviour, geophysicists monitoring plume migration and project managers and business developers driving the projects forward. Duration 3 to 4 days Learning Level Skills Knowledge […]
Reservoir Development in Syn- and Post-rift Settings
Corinth, Greece Designed for: Geoscientists, Petroleum Engineers and Well Engineers engaged in the development of reservoirs for oil and gas production. The course is intended for a cross-discipline audience and would ideally be attended by geoscience and engineering professionals working the same development team. Not a ‘geology field trip’. Duration 5 days Learning Level Skills Knowledge Awareness Many reservoirs are located […]
Saturation Modelling
How do you initialise fluid saturation in 3D, such that you honour the wells, the reservoir properties and fluid-rock physics simultaneously? This course teaches you how to leverage petrophysical, geological and reservoir engineering insights to produce physically-coherent saturation models: reducing reserve uncertainty, improving permeability models, and identifying reservoir compartments. Designed for: Geoscientists with some knowledge […]
Essential Log Quality Control
Quality control of acquired data is of fundamental importance, related to the decisions taken on the data. Operators should not leave this to the service companies, instead be able to perform this task themselves. Designed for: This course is intended for any individual of any operations or subsurface team who is directly involved in the […]
FEAST – Fluid Evaluation, Pressure and Sampling Techniques
All aspects of formation pressure, formation fluid sampling and fluid type acquisition, hardware physics, planning, log response, QC, risk assessment. Designed for: 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 […]
Reservoir Engineering Fundamentals
The essentials in a day. Have you been on reservoir engineering classes in the past, heard the terms, seen the equations but not used any of it directly yourself? Would you like someone to run over the basics and just pick out the essentials – the parts everyone really needs to know? This one day […]
How to Make a Good Reservoir Model
Its not the software, its the design. How can you tell the difference between a ‘good’ reservoir model and a ‘bad’ one? This one day Master class is designed to draw out the common reasons for ‘good’ and ‘bad’ outcomes, under the premise that models add value only when they add clear value to business […]
Foundation of Petrophysics and Integration
The course deals with the evaluation of open and cased hole log data, quality control, the integration of core- and well test data and the integration of that data into a static and dynamic reservoir model build. Designed for: The course is designed for members of a subsurface team (Seismologists, Geologists, Petroleum Technologist, Completion Engineers, […]