Rock Typing and the Reservoir Characterisation

The Reservoir from Overview of Geological Framework - Different types of Plays and  Facies Models

• Understand the principles of a facies models
• Look at present day and out crops analogues
• Define clastic and carbonate rock classification and structure
• Identify the different characteristic of facies models, ranging from fluvial, deltaic to pinnacle reef

Basic (Conventional) Core Analysis – Facies, Porosity, Permeability, MCIP

• Define reservoir characterization and the key petrophysical parameters
• Define porosity and permeability and how it is measured in core
• Explore the relationship between facies and porosity and permeability
• Understand thin sections, core and MCIP data and its application
• Utilization of facies derived from core and mud logs

Introduction to borehole images and their application to clastic and Carbonate reservoirs

• Discuss the different types of borehole images
• Understanding the principles of interpretation
• Combining petrophysical data with images
• Learn how to Interpret the output from the images

Rock Typing Clastic and carbonate rocks

• Learn how to integrate different logs such as NMR, ECS, Sonic and Borehole Images and validate with core.
Understand the difference between facies, rock types, flow units, flow capacity and storage capacity
Discuss the difference between Lorenz plots, Winland-35, Flow zone indicators
What is saturation height modelling and how does it fit in with rock typing

Reservoir characterisation case studies 

• Case studies from and predominantly oolitic formation, Middle East
• Case study from a fracture carbonate, Middle east
• Case study of a Pinnacle reef Malaysia
  
• Case Study from a turbidite play, Egypt
  
• Case study from a fluvial -deltaic system, Malaysia