This 5-day course on Reservoir Characterization teaches an integrated, multi-disciplinary team approach to more reliably characterize productive zones. Participants will learn skills to develop reservoir projects, understand reservoir continuity, define flow units, assess project economics, and carry out integrated reservoir characterization. The course focuses on understanding other disciplines, managing complex projects, and handling uncertainties and risks to improve reserves, discovery, costs, production and field recovery.
This 5-day course on Reservoir Characterization teaches an integrated, multi-disciplinary team approach to more reliably characterize productive zones. Participants will learn skills to develop reservoir projects, understand reservoir continuity, define flow units, assess project economics, and carry out integrated reservoir characterization. The course focuses on understanding other disciplines, managing complex projects, and handling uncertainties and risks to improve reserves, discovery, costs, production and field recovery.
This 5-day course on Reservoir Characterization teaches an integrated, multi-disciplinary team approach to more reliably characterize productive zones. Participants will learn skills to develop reservoir projects, understand reservoir continuity, define flow units, assess project economics, and carry out integrated reservoir characterization. The course focuses on understanding other disciplines, managing complex projects, and handling uncertainties and risks to improve reserves, discovery, costs, production and field recovery.
This 5-day course on Reservoir Characterization teaches an integrated, multi-disciplinary team approach to more reliably characterize productive zones. Participants will learn skills to develop reservoir projects, understand reservoir continuity, define flow units, assess project economics, and carry out integrated reservoir characterization. The course focuses on understanding other disciplines, managing complex projects, and handling uncertainties and risks to improve reserves, discovery, costs, production and field recovery.
Reservoir Characterization: A Multi-Disciplinary Team Approach - RC
Duration 5 days Discipline: Geoscience, Petroleum Engineering Level: Intermediate Instructors: Dr. Ton Grimberg, Curtis Golike The modern team approach to Reservoir Characterization describes productive zones more reliably through the integration of disciplines, technology and data. Increase your proven reserves, discover by-passed pay, reduce development time and costs, improve production rates, and rejuvenate old fields through the skills learned in this course.
The course is process-based and focuses upon:
1. Understanding the applicability of measurements and interpretations from the participant's discipline to other adjacent disciplines. 2. Understanding information from other disciplines, and the uncertainties and risks involved in its gathering/interpretation. 3. Awareness of the latest technologies and working principles evolving on the "cutting edge" of the industry. 4. Managing a complex project to solve business problems in the most efficient manner - particularly when working in a difficult environment (multi-disciplinary teams, sponsors and bosses outside your expertise, cross purposes from disciplines). 5. Working with both probabilistic and deterministic multiple working hypotheses throughout a hydrocarbon project.
During the course, particular attention will be paid to uncertainties and risks. It will be shown how these can be handled and what their impact is on the economics of hydrocarbon projects.
You will learn:
Participants will learn five main skills in addition to many detailed learning objectives: • To develop a business proposal for any Reservoir Characterization project. • To apply the concept of correlation length to understand reservoir continuity. • To define hydraulic flow units in a reservoir. • To assess the economics of oil and gas projects across their entire life cycle. • To carry out the integrated Reservoir Characterization process.
Examples: The instructor is willing to accept examples from your company for analysis in the class as one of the demonstration exercises. It is also possible to design a course specifically for your own company around such a case study. Please contact PetroSkills Training for a list of the information and support data required, as well as the necessary lead-time.
Who should attend:
Geologists, geophysicists, reservoir engineers, production engineers, petrophysicists, exploration and production managers, team leaders, and research scientists.
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