Disciplines

This course provides a comprehensive overview of necessary concepts for seismic interpretation in carbonate systems for successful exploration and production. The newest concepts in depositional and microbial processes in shallow and deep water carbonate environments, rock physics, and sequence stratigraphy are presented through a combination of lectures, case studies and exercises.

Participants attending this 3 day classroom course will acquire key petrophysical ideas that underpin petrophysical analysis and how integrated analysis of downhole logs, core data and downhole pressure measurements can enable quantitative estimates of hydrocarbons in place. It also provides an essential foundation as a precursor to the more advanced petrophysics courses.

Participants on this 3 day classroom course will derive an understanding of wells and completions, allowing for more accurate production performance assessments, as well as better risk mitigation and management.

This course delivers expertise in the applied geostatistical methods that are essential for effective modern reservoir characterization and modeling.

This multidisciplinary 3 day classroom course is designed to give participants a broad appreciation of the evaluation and planning activities associated with incremental development planning.

This 3 day classroom course introduces geoscientists to the terminology and practices of the drilling, completion, and reservoir engineers with whom they interact on multi-disciplinary unconventional resource evaluation teams.