Geological Interpretation of Well Logs

The richness and immediacy of wireline log data have advanced immensely in recent year — more data, more curves, more acronyms, and are available sooner.

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Geological Interpretation of Well Logs

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The richness and immediacy of wireline log data have advanced immensely in recent year — more data, more curves, more acronyms, and are available sooner. There is vital qualitative and quantitative data in the logs.

The course describes all aspects of the principles and methods associated with the geological interpretation of open-hole well logs. The class deals with both well-established and newer, more  experimental tools, showing how log data can be used to determine lithology and interpret facies,  stratigraphic and structural features.

Comprehensive Geological Analysis through Logging Data
This program shall teach how logging data can be a complementary set for lithology interpretation, facies recognition, log sequence analysis and correlation. Individual logging tools will be described in terms of basic functions, physical principles, and geological interpretation.

Includes Specific and Practical Case Studies
There will be frequent work sessions throughout the course using real data. The course will include computer-based demonstrations of well-log interpretation software.

Training Objectives

Learn What Logging Tools to Use and When to Use them

Differentiate the functions, physical principles, and limitations of logging tools used in a standard logging suite and their applications for geological interpretation. Attendees will be able to demonstrate the  differences between logs acquired using wireline conveyance and logs acquired whilst drilling.

Enhanced Geological Interpretation through Logging Tools & Data

Attendees will be able to analyse well logs and cores, together with other available data, to produce a coherent geological evaluation. The well logs will be used to determine lithologies and interpret facies, stratigraphic and structural features. Furthermore, attendees will be able to know how to employ dipmeter and borehole imaging tools and analyse their interpretation patterns to indicate structural and stratigraphic features.

Generate Important Geological & Geophysical Data from Well Logs

Determine shale volume, porosity, and water saturation from well logs. You will also learn how to correlate between wells using well logs, integrating other available down-hole data to enhance data analysis in the field.

Audiences

The course best suits those beginning to acquaint themselves with logs or those who do not use logs all the time and need a refresher. The class is aimed primarily at inexperienced Petrophysicists, Geologists, and Geophysicists, whether in exploration or exploitation, but is also good for Technologists, Petroleum Engineers and new-hire Petrophysicists.

Job Titles Include:

  • Petrophysicists
  • Geologists
  • Geophysicists
  • Geoscientists
  • Subsurface Managers
  • Exploration Managers

Instructor

Jenny Garnham

Jenny has over 27 year of experience in the industry. Previously, she was with Enterprise Oil for almost 15 years and then moved to consulting work with AGR/TRACS International Consultancy. She has been a  consultant working on multidisciplinary and standalone evaluation projects in a variety of global and  geological settings. Including in depth knowledge of most UKCS reservoirs.

Jenny had taught industry courses to a number of professionals for sub-surface disciplines. Her specialisation has been with petrophysics application, reservoir characterisation, integrating core-analysis, geological and geophysical information. Her programs has always been well-received by industry practioners internationally.

Daily Aims

DAY 1 - Introduction to Logging Tools and Data

DAY 2 - Resistivity & Sonic Logs

DAY 3 - Density Logs, Lithodensity Logs, & Neutron Logs

DAY 4 - Image Logs || Sequence Analysis

DAY 5 - Log Correlation with Stratigraphy
 

Training Schedule

No upcoming session is scheduled yet. Send a quick inquiry and we will let you know the next date.

Why Choose This Training

Credibility

Align with API/ASME standards. Trusted by major operators.

Expert Instructors

Led by industry veterans with real field experience.

Real Case Studies

Practical application of concepts through real world scenarios.

Practical Skills

Hands on calculations and decision making for FFS outcomes.

Trusted by Operators

Delivered to Aramco, ADNOC, SABIC, and other major operators.

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Recognized across major industries by PetroSync's proven approach.

Professional Training Aligned with Industry Standards

Practical, industry ready training designed for real work environments

Limited seats available

Frequently Asked Questions

PetroSync offers various training programs for the oil, gas, petrochemical, and energy industries, such as API, ASME, Reliability, Drilling & Well Engineering.
PetroSync provides both online and in-person training options to accommodate participants' preferences and needs.
The duration of each program varies, typically ranging from 3 to 5 days, depending on the complexity of the topic.
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