Reservoir Engineering for Non-Reservoir Engineers

Reservoir Engineering is a comprehensive, multidisciplinary evaluation of both producing and non-producing oil and gas fields.

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Reservoir Engineering for Non-Reservoir Engineers

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Reservoir Engineering is a comprehensive, multidisciplinary evaluation of both producing and non-producing oil and gas fields. This may include reservoir characterisation, reservoir engineering analysis, field development strategy, planning, production forecasting and reserves assessment, identification of uncertainties and risks and their mitigation and reservoir management and production optimization.

Our course is developed to build a firm foundation in reservoir engineering by identification of uncertainties and risks in order to improve the accuracy of the place the volume and recovery factor estimation techniques.

This course is a problem based learning (PBL) program and provides hands on experience.  Based on the data from two fields: Hatar Oil Field and Banjora Gas Field (fictitious), the course leads attendees to evaluate hydrocarbon volume in place, recovery factor, reserves, production forecasting and deliver development strategy and plan. The field examples emphasises on the process and integration of various tasks, dealing with issues and their implications, and, above all, identification of subsurface uncertainties and associated business risks and their management.

Training Objectives

  • CAPITALIZE on geological and reservoir engineering integration
  • GAIN insight into reservoir characterization
  • UNDERSTAND fundamentals of reservoir engineering
  • LEARN the place volume and recovery factor estimation techniques
  • GAIN practical knowledge on field development planning
  • APPLY analytical method for production forecasting and reserves estimations

Audiences

  • Fresh Graduated Engineer
  • Geologist
  • Geoscientists
  • Technical Support
  • Field Support
  • Financial
  • Accounting
  • Legal
  • Drafting
  • Procurement
  • Investors
  • Analysts
  • Purchasing
  • Secretarial

Instructor

Mohammad Kabir

Dr. Mohammad Kabir’s professional career in the upstream oil and gas industry spans over thirty years and covers consultancy, engineering (in operating companies), academic teaching, industry training and petroleum research.


He has extensive experience in: reservoir characterization; classical reservoir engineering techniques; field development planning, management, and optimization; oil and gas production forecasting; and reserves valuation. He has worked for a number of multinationals as well as consulting companies. He has run “Integrated oil and gas field development planning” workshops internationally, and has presented/published numerous technical papers. He has served on the faculty of Curtin University in Perth as a n Associate. He has earned a BS, MS and PhD, all in petroleum engineering.

Daily Aims

Day One :

  • Introduction to Reservoir Engineering
    • Oil and Gas Industry – A Broader Perspective
    • Reservoir Characterization – Geology& Deposition
    • Reservoir Characterization – Reservoir Properties
    • Field Development Strategy and Planning
    • Problem Solving & Reservoir Parameters
    • Reservoir Data Acquisition
       

Day Two

  • Applied Gas Reservoir Engineering: Banjora Gas Field
    • Introduction
    • Fundamentals of Gas Reservoir Engineering
    • Banjora Gas Field – Terms of Reference
    • Field description and characterization
    • HC in-place volume estimates and uncertainty range
    • Reservoir drive mechanism/s
    • Estimation of gas recovery factors
    • Development strategy, plan and management
    • Reserves estimations and production forecasting

Day Three

  • Applied Oil Reservoir Engineering: Hatar Oil Field
    • Fundamentals of Oil Reservoir Engineering
    • Hatar Oil Field – Terms of Reference
    • .Effective Communication

Training Schedule

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