Candidates:
Senior geoscientists and reservoir engineers who wish to understand
the characteristics of the fractured reservoirs and how to model them.
Knowledge of the basics of modeling fractured reservoirs is essential to attend this course.
Summary:
This course is designed to meet the requirements of those geoscientists and engineers who wish to get more experience in modeling fractured reservoirs. The course contains several case studies that are different in nature of problem, fracture drivers, and reservoir type. The technique of
detecting the fractures from seismic will be discussed in the course.
Course Contents:
· Introduction
· Problems with fractured reservoirs
· Fracture detection from Seismic
· Simulation strategies and model evaluation
· Use of dynamic data in fracture modeling
· Permeability estimation
· Discrete fracture network tecniques
· Case studies
Candidates:
Senior reservoir geologist & engineers as well as petrophysicists who have some background on the rule of geostatistics in reservoir modeling and wish to know more about using the geostatistical analysis in characterizing, modeling & simulating fluids in the reservoir.
Summary:
The course objective is to develop the knowledge on how to apply statistical principles for characterizing reservoir properties and construct 3D models for their reservoirs. The course covers the most up to date techniques in reservoir modeling & simulation using the power of geostatistics including, but not restricted to facies, fracture & structure modeling, porosity & permeability modeling and upscaling.
Course Contents:
· Refreshment on reservoir modeling
· Data needed for geostatistical modeling
· Practical uses of geostatistics
· Univariate & Bivariate statistical analysis
· Cross plot, PDF and CDF (construction & interpretation)
· Variograms & histograms (construction & interpretation)
· Spatial relationships between reservoir properties
· Geostatistical modeling and algorithms
· Simulation & estimation
· Porosity and properties modeling
· Object based modeling
· Facies modeling
· Fault modeling
· Fracture modeling
· Cloud transform technique
· Flux-based upscaling
· Model validation & calibration
· Exporting results to reservoir simulators
· Simulation techniques
Candidates:
Geologists, geophysicists, petrophysicists and engineers who are involved in reservoir characterization studies and wish to understand the role of geostatistics in reservoir modeling. Neither prior geostatistical knowledge nor experience in 3D modeling is assumed.
Summary:
Geostatistical methods are becoming a standard tool for building reservoir models. The key objectives of this course are to develop a fundamental understanding of the concepts and methodology of geostatistics and its applications in reservoir characterization and modeling, reservoir descriptions and simulation. The participant will learn how to integrate geological, geophysical, petrophysical and engineering data into high-resolution
Course Contents:
· Introduction to geostatistics
· Practical uses of geostatistics
· Univariate & Bivariate statistical analysis
· Cross plot, PDF and CDF (construction and interpretation)
· Spatial relationships between properties
· Variogram (building and interpretation)
· Geostatistical algorithms
· Properties & Facies modeling
· Object-based modeling
· Basic concepts of upscaling & simulation
Candidates:
Reservoir geologists and engineers who wish to understand the techniques behind modeling their reservoirs and how to simulate fluid movements in these reservoirs to better understanding both reservoir and fluid behavior.
Summary:
The key objectives of this course are to develop the skills needed for reservoir modeling and how to apply both deterministic and stochastic techniques for constructing 3D reservoir models. The integration of geosciences and engineering data into high-resolution static model, the upscaling techniques and the preparation of data for input into a reservoir simulator to run a dynamic model and perform history matching of actual production data and prediction will be discussed in detail.
Course Contents:
· Concepts of reservoir modeling
· Integration of data in modeling
· Deterministic and stochastic models
· Static & dynamic modeling
· Facies & fracture modeling
· Porosity & permeability modeling
· Concept of upscaling
· Exporting results to reservoir simulators
· Simulation techniques
· Data needed for simulation
· History matching
· Reservoir forecasts