Integrated Petrophysics for Reservoir Characterisation IPRC (PPH02)

This training course is designed for petrophysicists, geologists, and engineers who work with log data, core data, and production data to develop facies and rock types for reservoir modeling. Building synergy between these disciplines is key to improving workflow efficiency and reducing risks during well planning.
 

 Participants will learn how to utilize various data sources to support petrophysical and geological analysis of both historical and recent wells. They will develop skills to create reliable facies schemes and rock types that reservoir engineers can use for history matching. The course also focuses on understanding fractures—determining their significance and evaluating scenarios for either avoiding or developing fracture plays. Participants will gain the ability to handle different sedimentary models, various rock types, and the tools required to acquire accurate data. They will also learn to analyze multiple log types to identify facies and fractures and choose the best workflow for deriving rock types.
 

Training Course Methodology 

This course is designed to be interactive and participatory, and includes various learning tools to enable the participants to function effectively and efficiently. The course will use sessions, exercises, case applications, and presentations about proven-by-practice methods, new insights, and ideas about the topic and its effects in the corporate world.

• Understand various facies models and their sedimentary environments.
• Develop petrophysical rock types that align with geological settings.
• Identify and classify different rock types.
• Design tool strings essential for accurate data acquisition in facies modeling.
• Analyze historical and recent data to detect and evaluate fractures.