Clastic hydrocarbon reservoirs hold more than 40% of world oil and 60% of world gas reserves. Sandstones provide the best known conventional reservoirs although more and more unconventional tight reservoirs including low porosity and permeability sandstones, siltstones and shales are being exploited for oil and gas production.
The objectives of this training course are to understand the deposition of clastic reservoir sequences and with the use of sequence stratigraphy and integrated stratigraphic analysis to further constrain geological models. Ultimately it can be used to predict and discover more hydrocarbon plays by understanding where to look for these systems tracts in a typical basin setting. These techniques will also be used to improve the estimation of play and prospect risk and to determine what lithology is going to be drilled ahead of the drill bit.
An overview of depositional environments and characteristics of unconventional reservoirs will also be discussed. This PetroKnowledge course will be presented as a 5-day interactive course dealing with the fundamentals of clastic reservoir characterization and the practical and predictive applications of sequence stratigraphy. It will include also exercises and some case histories for some interpretation and workshop discussion.
This training course will feature:
By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:
This PetroKnowledge training course will be beneficial for those who are interested in understanding clastic reservoir depositional systems and how these can be interpreted in a sequence stratigraphical sense to identify predictive play trends. Its primary use will be for those involved in lead and prospect generation.
This training course is suitable for a wide range of professionals, but will greatly benefit;
The training course will be based around PowerPoint presentations for each module followed by interactive and participative individual and team exercises. There will also be workshop sessions based around real exploration and development case studies to get participants actively involved in the interpretation and characterization of clastic reservoirs and to become aware of the predictive capabilities of applied sequence and seismic stratigraphy. Course participants are also encouraged to bring along sedimentary data, logs and seismic where appropriate from their own companies so that real working examples can be reviewed and interpreted.
The organization will have well-trained personnel who can analyse Reservoir rocks in the framework of sequence stratigraphic assessment for a better understanding of reservoir limitations.
The new exploration and development wells will be de-risked by applying worldwide sequence stratigraphic techniques
Participants on this PetroKnowledge training course will be able to conduct sequence stratigraphic analysis for different Clastic and carbonate rocks and understand the response of these rock toward field productivity.
Furthermore, they will learn how to apply new methods and techniques for sequence analysis and combine all available data to reach to the best model for the area.
We offer a variety of tailored training options, customized to meet your organisation's needs. Delivered anytime, anywhere, we make it easy to bring expert training directly to your team.
Searching our database...
Finding the best matches for you
We couldn't find anything matching ""
Try adjusting your search terms or browse our suggested topics
.png?v=1777033518){kind=logo}
