Code | Start Date | End Date | Location | Cost | Instructor | Register |
PST0432-202201 | 04 Jul 2022 | 08 Jul 2022 | VIRTUAL TRAINING | USD 2995 | Ahmed Taha Amin | Register |
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Well logs are detailed record of the geologic formations by a borehole. These are comprehensive and important data gathered in any phase of a well’s history to identify petrophysical properties which in turn defines the economic value of a reservoir. The techniques in analysis and interpretation of well logs are therefore essential in identification of oil recovery.
In the E&P business, integrated petroleum engineering studies and field development plans are management tools which are used to maximize economic recovery of hydrocarbons. Petrophysical engineers fulfill a key role in analyzing and interpreting subsurface reservoir data, which form the basis for reservoir models. E&P technical staff and team leaders involved in integrated studies require more than general skills in petrophysical and interpretation techniques to produce quality input to development plans.
The trainer will provide understanding of practical and new techniques and tools in well logging with the support of case studies. At the end of the course, participants will be able to quantitatively identify the reservoir quality, measure the storage capacity of the reservoir through integrating the reservoir and petrophysical data and to improve oil recovery.
DAY 1
Introduction to Petrophysics
The Rock Physical properties and the petrophysical parameters. These petrophysical parameters include:
Well Logging Tools include:
Open-Hole Logging Tools
Case study: The effect of shale volume
Exercise: Determination of petrophysical parameters
DAY 2
Logging Operations and Quality Control
Introduction to Logging While Drilling (LWD)
Quick Look Well Log Interpretation:
Formation Evaluation
Case study: Calculation of the petrophysical parameters
Exercise: Calculation the fluid saturation
DAY 3
Other Open-Hole Logging Tools:
Case study: EPT log example
Exercise: Calculate Variable ‘m’ from EPT equation
Recent and Advanced Tools:
Case study: FMI log example
Exercise: Differentiate between these different structural elements.
Case study: CMR log
Exercise: Define free hydrocarbon and away from the bound fluid
Open and Cased-Hole Logging Tools:
Pressure Tools
For:
Case study: RFT / MDT log example
Exercise: Differentiate between the different gradients of different types of fluids
Open and Cased-Hole Logging Tools:
For:
Case study: TDT / RST log example
Exercise: TDT log example using open-hole logging data
DAY 4
Cased-Hole Logging Tools
Case study: CBL / VDL log example
Exercise: Perforation intervals and top of cement by using the CBL /VDL log example.
Case study : PLT log example
Exercise: Determine the perforation
DAY 5
Advanced Formation Evaluation
Cases Studies Including
Cases studies: Including: Carbonate and Clastics Reservoirs
Case study – 1: Reservoir Petrophysical Modeling
Case study – 2: Unconventional Reservoir Example
Case study – 3: Unconventional Reservoir Examples
Case study – 4: Rock Typing
Examples with different contacts (OWC, GWC , and Gas / Oil / Water contacts)
Exercises
Practical Training Examples:
Raw Log Data for Quick Look Interpretation and Formation Evaluation.
Prof. Dr. Ahmed Taha Amin is an expert in formation evaluation, core analysis and reservoir modeling. He has broad experience working with assets and providing properties for reservoir characterisation and strong experience with carbonate petrophysics over 15-years experience.
He has extensive experience over 45 years in industry, principally in log analysis and Formation Evaluation in various technical and managerial positions for Gupco (Cairo, Egypt), Adco and Adnoc (Abu Dhabi, UAE), QGPC (Doha, Qatar), Apache (Cairo, Egypt), RPS Energy (in UK) and CEPSA in Egypt.
He is an instructor for Basic, Intermediate, Advanced Petrophysics, Core-Log Integration, Image Interpretation, IP software Application and LQC for Data Management training courses. He was supervised the Petrophysical studies and Wire-Line operations for Apache Egypt operated by: APACHE, QARUN and KHALDA Companies for 10 years. He did Petrophysical Evaluation projects in a few countries such as Algeria, Egypt, Yemen, Kuwait, Madrid, South Africa and East Asia.