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RES 431

Integrated Core and Well Logging Data for Better Reservoir Characterization

This course is designed to provide deep understanding and field application of integrated core and well logging data for better reservoir characterization such as; data from routine and special core analysis (RCA & SCAL) combined with well-logging data for enhanced reservoir characterization. 

COURSE SCHEDULE

Code Date Location price (€)*
RES 431 14 - 18 Dec 2025 Online 1790
RES 431 16 - 20 Nov 2025 London 3990
RES 431 17 – 21 Aug 2025 Online 1990
RES 431 2 – 6 Dec 2024 Online 1990
RES 431 20 – 24 Jul 2025 Amsterdam 3990
RES 431 17 – 21 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

Coring and well logging tools offer the most tangible and direct means of determining critical reservoir parameters for making important and critical decisions about reservoir management and/or development plus enhanced oil recovery projects. This course is designed to provide deep understanding and field application of integrated core and well logging data for better reservoir characterization such as; data from routine and special core analysis (RCA & SCAL) combined with well-logging data for enhanced reservoir characterization. Laboratory measurement of routine and special core analyses (RCA & SCAL) will be covered plus empirical correlations for predicting rock properties. In addition, three groups of well logging including shale, resistivity, and porosity logs will be presented with actual field cases.
This course covers coring objectives, coring methods, definitions and measurements of porosity, permeability, fluid saturation, capillary pressure, relative permeability, wettability, and others of advanced Special Core Analysis (SCAL) tools such as; SEM, XRF, ICP-AEX, and EDS tools. The course also presents different well logging methods of clean and shaly reservoir rocks. Calibration of core and well logging data will be presented. All data attained will be integrated and used for understanding and comparing current industry reservoir characterization techniques.

COURSE OUTLINE

5 days
Day 1

o Integrated coring program
o Coring definition and objectives
o Coring types and coring analysis techniques
o Workflow for required core analysis
o Contents of coring program and coring report
o Selection of coring fluids and applied coring tools

Day 2

o Coring types and coring protocol
o Essential reservoir rock properties
o Whole coring, sidewall, and other coring types
o Definition and equations for reservoir rock
properties
o Lab Measurements and Calculations of rock
properties
o RCAL-Porosity, Permeability, and Saturation

Day 3

o Special Core Analysis (SCAL) Lab Measurements:
o Capillary Pressure: uses and measurement
methods
o Rock Wettability: implications and measurement
methods
o Relative Permeability: steady-state and unsteady-state techniques

o Industry correlations for predicting relative
permeability
o Limitations of current laboratory measurement
techniques

Day 4

 o Permeable zone methods: SP and Gamma Ray
o Electric resistivity well logging methods
o Porosity logs: Neutron, Density, and Acoustic
o Water saturation using Archie’s equation with its
limitations
o Water saturation of shaly formations using different
models
o Log-Core Correlation: Applications and Importance

Day 5

o Core characterization and correlations of well
logging Data
o Advanced core analysis: newly-developed tools in
the Industry
o Limitations and applications of correlations for
reservoir description
o Different techniques identifying flow units of
heterogeneous reservoirs
o Advanced technique for Reservoir Characterization
Using Different Sources of Data

INSTRUCTOR

Prof. Shedid A. Shedid

FAQ

DESIGNED FOR

Petroleum Engineers & Reservoir Engineers, Geologists, Petrophysicists, Geophysicists, Geological engineers & other discipline engineers, other individuals who need to
know about current & advanced techniques of in reservoir characterizationPetroleum engineers, reservoir and production engineers, petrophysicists and geologists.

COURSE LEVEL
  •  Intermediate 
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

The main learning objectives of the course include:
o Design good coring program and minimize rock
alteration
o Determine rock properties using routine and
special core analyses
o Interpret, and apply different well-logging methods for clean and shale reservoirs
o Integrate/correlate core and well log data for well correlations and characterization
o Apply different techniques for the identification/characterization of reservoir flow units.

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* 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!

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