Course Goal:
The ability to use well log fundamentals, tools and techniques in qualitatively and quantitavely evaluation of prospective formations.
Course Objectives:
This course covers the fundamentals of logging tools & techniques and discusses using log data to evaluate prospective formations. This will analyze log data to obtain critical reservoir properties. This also uses petro-physics to optimize the effort of integrated, multi-disciplining team.
Course Outline:
- Introduction : Petrophysical aspects of well logging.
- Interaction of rocks & fluids in static & dynamic situations.
- Wire line logging and the scientific principles on which it is based.
- Comparing wire line logging to other conventional downhole evaluation.
- Well site logging equipment & procedures.
- The running & pulling procedure for Baker, Otis & other systems.
- Porosity determination.
- Resistivity determination.
- Saturation determination.
- Formation strength analysis.
- Why log and seismic data often disagree?
Who Can Benefit?
All geologists, geoscientists and petroleum engineers.