The proposal submitted by Kansas was not funded. Walton reports that DOE's EPSCoR program will continue in some form and that Energy Researchers should be discussing potential topics and forming collaborating groups in anticipation of an announcement. The thrust of the paper is that well log data can be better utilized by both geologists and engineers in the search for oil and natural gas. A computer program was developed to better manage and analyze well log information. The software and methodology can be used to establish petrophysical characteristics of various complex reservoir rocks and can aid in partitioning the log response between the fluid and the rock.
Attendance is limited by the number of computers available at the center.
Participants should be familiar with Windows and the general operations of either a PC or Macintosh. Workshop registration includes access to computer, class notes, lunch, and refreshments. Space is limited. The workshops are a cooperative effort of Class project performers, field operators, BDM-Oklahoma, DOE and PTTC and its regional lead organizations. Workshops will demonstrate the practical benefits of applying technology in field projects.