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Advanced Formation Evaluation in Carbonates, Clastics and Basement Rock

Level: Advanced | Type: Classroom | Discipline: Open Hole Log Interpretation

This course covers advanced knowledge and expertise in formation evaluations in carbonates, clastics and basement rock and will be suitable for all geoscientists and engineers  

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This course will be suitable for all geoscientists and engineers

  • Geology of Carbonates and Clastics
  • Core analysis to obtain porosity, and permeability
  • Shale Analysis: Elemental Capture Spectroscopy to give evaluations of lithology and shale volume, evaluation of dispersed and laminated shales, definition and measurement of the Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC)
  • Thin Beds (TB) and Low resistivity pay (LRP) zones: This is an outline of the various techniques to evaluate TB and LRP reservoirs including borehole imaging, NMR and Rt Scanner
  • Log Interpretations in Clastics: This covers the various shaly-sand equations both the empirical versions (e.g. Indonesia, Nigeria, etc..) and the excess conductivity equations (e.g. Waxman-Smits, Dual Water, etc..)
  • Permeability estimations in clastics reservoirs
  • Geology and Petrophysics of Basement Rock
  • Log Interpretations in Carbonates that covers the following: 
    • Variable-m and the Formation Factor
    • Wettability and variable-n from logs
    • Effect of Vugs and fractures
    • Macro and Microporosity
    • Permeability estimations in Carbonates
  • Pore Geometry and Flow Units covering:
    • Capillary Pressure Measurements and capillary pressure obtained from NMR
    • J-Factor applications
    • Flow Units applying modified Lorenz principle
    • Petro-Rock Typing

Workshops: 1-2 hours daily of workshop examples

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