The course will provide opportunity to learn principles and practices on the using of logs to construct lithology and facial model. This workshop takes geology a step further and describes how logs can be used for facies and sedimentological analyses.
| Code | Date | Location | price (€)* |
|---|---|---|---|
| GEO 104 | 3 – 6 Mar 2025 | Online | 1990 |
| GEO 104 | 14 – 17 Jul 2025 | Online | 1990 |
| GEO 104 | 10 – 11 Feb 2025 | Oslo | 3990 |
| GEO 104 | 7 – 10 Apr 2025 | Moscow | 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!
The course will provide opportunity to learn principles and practices on the using of logs to construct lithology and facial model. This workshop takes geology a step further and describes how logs can be used for facies and sedimentological analyses. Modern subsurface geological analysis can and should employ a thorough and sophisticated analysis of well log data.
This 5-day course is based on a balanced combination of classroom teaching and exercises. The exercises will be carried out as a case study, starting from compiling raw data (core analysis and Logs interpretation), followed by developing facies models and characterizing flow units, and ending up with generating the input data for a facies and reservoir model.
Facial analysis, methodology.
Sand Bodies and their Facies Model.
Core analysis and description.
Lithophysical Properties of Rocks and Electrometric Models of Facies.
Reservoirs and seals, their sedimentological and electrometrical models
Exercise: Interpretation
Rhythm-sequence-stratigraphy analysis
and wells correlation.
Sedimentary environment: Delta, marine shoreface.
Shelf – carbonates and terrigenous sedimentation.
Seismic interpretation, attributes analysis.
Exercise: Interpretation
Deep marine sedimentation
Method of local prediction of the lithological traps by electrometric models
Diagnostic signs of facies
Forecast of lithological traps
Dr. Natalia Kukina holds a PhD in geology and mineralogy science fromthe P. P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology of the Russian Academy of Science. Dr. Natalia is internationally recognized as an energy expert with 30 years’ experience in worldwide hydrocarbon exploration and development, achieving a superior record of geological-geophysical success in the discovery of a several world-class oil & gas discoveries. She holds an associate professor position at the department of oil and gas affairs at Murmansk state Technical University, Geoscientist at research institutes of the Russian Academy of Sciences. She has published about 70 scientific papers. Dr. Kukina has participated in the international marine Arctic expeditions and has been academic and professional instruction in geology and geophysics with the direction and management of high visibility, industry-funded international research program in petroleum geology, sedimentology, basin analysis and sequence stratigraphy.
The course is designed for:
o Geologists
o Petrophysicists
o Sedimentologists o Geophysicists
o Intermediate
The participants will learn:
o Sedimentary facies and model with review of core data
o Logs and seismostratigraphy
o Lithotypes classification and genesis, sedimentary cycles, paleoenvironment reconstructions
o Sedimentary structures and their lateral distribution
o Interpretation of paleocurrent data
o Oil and gas: composition, genesis and entrapment of hydrocarbons
o Sedimentology and hydrocarbon exploration
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