COURSE INFORMATION
Case Studies of Recognizing Bypassed and Unconventional Pay From Wireline Logs and Quality Control of Processed Logs
Type:
Training Course
Length:
1 Days
CEU:
0.8
PDH:
8
Fee:
$695 CAD
5% GST will be added to course fees upon registration.
Course Description
This one day course presents more than a dozen case studies of bypassed or unconventional pay in shale, clastics, and carbonates. The examples will be reviewed by class attendees in teams and discussed with the class in a workshop format designed to encourage discussion and learning. This course is focused on practical application as opposed to theory and equations with the goals of;
- Improving skills in recognizing unusual log signatures that can indicate an unconventional or bypassed resource
- Improving skills in quality-control of standard logs and processed logs - Recognizing situations where additional logs, core or other information might be needed for proper formation evaluation.
*Participants will need to bring a laptop with Microsoft Excel to each day of this course*
Who Should Attend
For general audiences from new grads to gray hairs, for all Geoscientists – anyone with a basic understanding of logs. A diverse mix of experience levels and disciplines provides better discussion.
Course Outline 
- Introduction
- Quick log calculations
- Characteristics of bypassed pay and unconventional resources
- Case studies, team breakout sessions and presentation - Recurring themes for bypassed pay
- Additional case studies, quality control of processed logs, natural fractures
- Considerations for shale gas, workflow for analysis
- Case studies, team breakout sessions and presentation
- Recurring themes for shale gas - Additional case studies, shale gas, NMR in unconventional reservoirs, additional quality control case studies
- Summary of key points
Instructor Brian StambaughSince 1997, Brian Stambaugh has been president of NMR Petrophysics, Inc in Houston, Texas. Previously he was with Schlumberger and then, Numar Corp. where he assisted in processing and interpretation efforts as NMR technology emerged. His experience with unconventional resources and NMR has included data sets from several thousand wells. He has presented 42 short courses to over 850 attendees on NMR and unconventional resources. Brian has served as SPE Technology Transfer Speaker and SPWLA Distinguished Lecturer.
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Reviews "Overall a very helpful course."
- Geologist
Upcoming Sessions
Location:
Calgary, Alberta
Date:
Thursday, November 15, 2012
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
