Capability and Competency Development for the Energy Sector

This 5-day classroom course, aims to consider how the interpretation of seismic reflection data can be used in subsurface exploration of complex sedimentary basins with a focus on the interaction of sedimentary and structural evolution and the impact on hydrocarbon systems.

This 3-day classroom course, explains the physical properties of rocks and their constituent fluids, how their properties are measured and how this information is used in reserve estimation and reservoir characterization of conventional reservoirs.

On this 5-day classroom course, participants will learn how to apply geochemistry in the evaluation of play fairways and prospects, integrating the regional geological framework with prospect evaluation principles and petroleum systems modelling.

For geoscientists working in the geoenergy sectors of CCS and oil and gas, this virtual course offers a comprehensive exploration of sandstone reservoir quality and diagenesis.

On this 5-day classroom course, participants will learn how to maximise the value of their core by learning how to design an integrated core analysis and SCAL programme that provides data required for all disciplines involved in formation evaluation, reservoir characterisation and modelling.

This 5-day field course examines the three-dimensional stacking patterns and internal reservoir properties of paralic successions for reservoir evaluation and management, using the Cretaceous succession of the Henry Mountains and Capitol Reef National Park, south-central Utah, USA.