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SEMINAR OUTLINE:  ACQUISITION OF PETROPHYSICAL DATA

"50 Years Of Continuous Petrophysical Experience, At Your Service"

 

COURSE SUMMARY
This course covers all topics needed to understand how petrophysical data is acquired in the field and in the laboratory. Topics include wireline logging, logging while drilling, measurement while drilling, mud logging, coring, conventional and special core analysis, as well as more exotic work such as thin section petrography and X-ray diffraction. Special techniques for total organic carbon, coal, coal bed methane, gas shale and oil shale are described.  Numerous examples are used to illustrate results from lab reports.

COURSE DURATION
1 day - 8 Professional Development Hours (PDH)

COURSE LEVEL
Beginner to Intermediate, calculator required.

REFERENCE MANUAL
Course manuals are included in course fee, or can be ordered separately.
RE-10: "Crain's Data Acquisition Methods", 120 pages 

BENEFITS

  • provides understanding of data acquisition methods in the field and in the laboratory

  • provides understanding of the multitude of data types available for use in petrophysical analysis

  • provides "computer ready" mathematics

  • gives insight into log and corre data quality problems that affect petrophysical analysis

  • permanent reference material

SEMINAR OUTLINE

0 Introduction
1 Wireline Logging
2 Coiled Tubing (CT) / Pipe Conveyed Logging
3 Logging While Drilling (LWD)
4 Sample Description Logs
5 Mud Logging
6 Measurements While Drilling (MWD)
7 Core Analysis Overview
8 Coring Methods
9 Core Porosity
10 Core Permeability
11 Core Saturation

12 Relative Permeability   

13 Capillary Pressure
14 Wettability
15 Electrical Properties (A, M, N, CEC)
16 Water Analysis (RW)
17 X-Ray Diffraction (XRD)
18 Elastic Properties / Compressibility
19 Total Organic Carbon (TOC)
20 Coal (Proximate Analysis)
21 Coal Bed Methane (Adsorbed Gas Content – Gc)
22 Shale Gas (Adsorbed Gas Content – Gc)
23 Oil Shale (Fischer Analysis)  

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