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COURSE INFORMATION
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Introduction to Log Analysis
Type:
Training Course

Length:
3 Days
CEU:
2.4
PDH:
24

Fee:
$2195 CAD

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Upcoming Sessions
Location:
Calgary, Alberta

Date:
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
 
Thursday, March 7, 2019
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
 
Friday, March 8, 2019
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Course Description
This practical 3-day Introduction to Log Analysis workshop will illustrate log responses to rocks and their fluids. Once these simple relationships (common throughout the world) are understood, you can recognize permeability, hydrocarbons and identify rock and fluid types easily.

The session will also include illustrated techniques for recognizing log validity. Participants are encouraged to bring their own logs to complement existing real-life case studies.

New subjects now covered in “Introduction to Log Analysis”:

The Introduction to Log Analysis course has now been updated to include an introduction to the evaluation of rocks with organically rich materials and with extremely low permeability. These potential reservoirs are sometimes referred to as a resource rock or “shales”. This section includes a discussion of geochemical logs and information from cores/log for Total Organic Carbon (TOC).

Since the success of fracture treatments are a significant part of the overall production for these reservoirs a section has been included on introduction to rock mechanics for both vertical and horizontal wells. In addition, current completion techniques for fracturing horizontal wells will be discussed.


A complete set of course materials and lunch is included in the Introduction to Log Analysis course.
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Who Should Attend
Professionals in drilling, production, geosciences and completion technology utilize this program. This practical class will be a good review for those who have had log applications in the past and a good introduction for those who have had little application of logs before.
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Course Outline arrow
The following topics are covered in Introduction to Log Analysis:

  • Detection of permeability and salt water from resistivity logs
  • Fluid and rock type identification from “porosity” logs
  • New Technology – its value and limitations
  • Hydrocarbon identification and water saturation calculations
  • Gas and clay/shale effects on logs
  • Using various techniques including offsets to validate logs
  • Individual log checks and limitations
  • Source rock/reservoir or resource rock Interpretation – “Shales”
  • The “Shale” revolution and introduction to rock mechanics
  • Introduction to horizontal completion techniques – How successful are they?
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Instructor arrow
Gary Batcheller
Gary Batcheller has over 35 years of experience in field operations and training in the principles and applications of logs used in the Petroleum Industry. For the past several years he has applied logs to completion optimizations. Since 1989 he has been president of GWB Consultants, a training organization in Oklahoma City. With his vast experience in training he has developed and presented log training course worldwide to over 3,200 students. He received a BS degree in Physics from Texas Technological University, and is a member of SPE, API and SPWLA. He has received an award from SPE for his work in log analysis.
Read More about Gary Batcheller
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Reviews arrow
"I have learned more from this course/instructor than any previous course. The instructor was great and stimulated interest in the material. I feel like I know much more about Log Interpretation."
- Sr. Production Engineer

"Experienced Instructor = Important. Thank you for a really good course!"
- Drilling Engineer

"I really enjoyed Garys humour, and also his real-life examples. I also liked how he gets you thinking about the common sense of what's happening versus what the log is showing/telling us. I though he did a great job of getting basic concepts across and related them to the logs repeatedly."
- Geoscience Technologist

"Gary was very knowledgeable and appeared to have a real interest in teaching the material."
- Technical Specialist, Fracturing

"Gary was a great instructor!! He kept the class going on a good schedule and made things clear. He was approachable to ask questions and a great funny guy!"
- Geologist

"Gary knows his stuff!"
- CEO

"Great instructor, informative and fun teacher."
- Geologist

"Great job and great instructor!!"
- Compliance Engineer

"Hi Gary, Thanks for teaching the log interpretation course at Husky. I use it a lot for well planning and simulation. "
- Anon.