COURSE SCHEDULE
Code | Date | Location | price (€)* |
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RES 422 | 16 - 20 Nov 2025 | London | 3990 |
RES 422 | 6 – 10 Jul 2025 | Online | 1990 |
RES 422 | 21 – 25 Sep 2025 | Online | 1990 |
RES 422 | 22 – 26 Jun 2025 | Dubai | 3990 |
RES 422 | 18 – 22 Nov 2024 | London | 3990 |
* Prices are subject to VAT and local terms. Ph.D. students, groups (≥ 3 persons) and early bird registrants (8 weeks in advance) are entitled to a DISCOUNT!
COURSE OVERVIEW
The course emphasizes the integration of static and dynamic modelling and their application in the design of Field Development Projects that maximize recovery and reserves, by optimizing well numbers and their placement, lowering investment and operating costs while maintaining best industry practices including HSE.
This course gives Geoscientists insight into dynamic simulation and how to build static geomodels that best replicate the wells’ and fields’ flow behaviour. The course gives Reservoir & Petroleum Engineers a better understanding of the complexities of Reservoir Geology and the difficulties of reservoir characterization considering the large number of variables and parameters involved, covering a broad range of scales. They will also have greater appreciation for the challenges of capturing these reservoir characteristics particularly the heterogeneities that most affect flow behaviour in simple grid cells. Reserves and Resource definitions are also covered, together with their computation. Field Development Design, Project Economics, Economic metrics, Cashflow modelling and the Risk/ Ranking and the Final Investment Decision (FID) complement the course and are extensively covered
COURSE OUTLINE
5 days
Day 1
o Intro to Geomodelling & Reserve Estimation
o Geostatistics
o Caliper log, logging model
o Geomodelling Work Flow
o Reservoir Zonation
o Gridding
o Rock Typing: Petrophysical Groups, Lithofacies & Log Typing
Day 2
o Facies Modelling
o Pixel & Porosity Modelling
o Multipoint Modelling
o Geobody Modelling
o Petrophysical Modelling
o Cut-Offs
o NTG & Porosity Modelling
o NKh & Kv Predictor & Modelling
o Sw Modelling
Day 3
o Modelling Techniques: SIS, SGS, STGS Simulation, Collocated Kriging
o Uncertainty in Modelling
o Reservoir Engineering
o Fluid & Rock Properties
o Swir, Pc, Kr & Fluid Contacts
o Reservoir Drive Mechanisms
o Productivity Index
o Well testing
o Material Balance
Day 4
o Dynamic Simulation
o Numerical Flow Simulation
o Simulator Initialization
o IPR & VLP performance
o Volumetric Estimates
o Fluid Contacts (FWL vs. OWC)
o Deterministic & Probabilistic Calculation (Monte-Carlo)
o Resources and Reserves
o Definitions
o Economics
o Financial Definitions
o Cash flow Modelling
o Metrices & Benchmarking
Day 5
o Field Development Plan (FDPP)
o Case Handling (flaring/injection)
o HSE
o Tutorial
o Complete & Present Results
INSTRUCTOR
Jean-Marie Questiaux
Jean-Marie Questiaux has over 40 years’ experience in Oil and Gas Industry covering onshore and offshore Exploration and Production, specialized in the Integration of Geomodelling and Reservoir Engineering; Field Development, Project Economics and Risk Evaluation (Technical & Economics). Former Positions held include Exploration Manager in Libya & Angola (PetroFina) Exploration Manager in Bolivia (Total) and Subsurface Technical Director Nigeria (Addax), Teaching Fellow. Institute of Petroleum Engineering (Heriot Watt University). Specialized in Integrated Studies associated to Field Developments (Green and Brown Fields) integrating G&G, Petrophysics, Reservoir Engineering, Production Technology; Resource Estimation & Project Economics. He is expert in Subsurface Project Set-up, Management, Review and Sanctioning, Corporate Strategy, Short & Medium-Term Business Planning (Production & Reserves) and Integrated Technical Work Program (ITWP).
FAQ
DESIGNED FOR
Geoscientists (Geology, Geophysics & Petrophysics), Reservoir and Petroleum Engineers, Project economists, preferably 3-5 years industry experience.
COURSE LEVEL
o Advance
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Participants will learn:
o Objectives for Geomodelling & Dynamic Simulation.
o Fundamentals of geostatistic and its application to geomodelling.
o Detailed geomodelling workflow
o Reservoir Engineering fundamentals
o Introduction to Well Testing, Flow Performance and Productivity Index
o Artificial lift & basics of Material Balance
o Flow Simulation initialization and flow simulation outputs
o Reserves and Resources definition. Resource Estimates including Monte-Carlo simulation
o Uncertainties in geomodelling
o Field Development Plan (FDP) workflow
o Economics, and Economic Metrics for assessing projects
o Cashflow simulation
o Assessing technical and economic merit/ risks of a Field Development Plan
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