We pride ourselves on tailoring a course to the exact requirements of the client, and so the courses outlined below can be taken in their entirety, or used as a 'menu' to design an appropriate course. Procedures for logging and subsequent interpretation are dealt with in detail, while exploring the relationships between two and three-dimensional facies models. It is also of value to development geologists working on fields that have a diagenetic control on reservoir quality. Topics covered include facies analysis, wireline logs and well correlation techniques. The course is intended for relatively inexperienced exploration and production geologists looking for an overview of the potential and the limitations of different techniques.
Practical work is an important aspect of the course.
The course covers the initial modelling of the environmental setting from well and other data, to the characterisation of the reservoir. The environmenal settings covered can be tailored to the needs of the client. This is primarily a lecture-based course, using a wide range of modern and ancient examples of settings. It is intended for general and production geologists, and for experienced reservoir engineers wishing to update their sedimentological background. This is primarily a lecture-based course intended for experienced exploration geologists wishing to upgrade their exploration success in areas where more subtle trapping styles may be expected.