Target audience: the advanced training course is available to individuals who hold (or are currently pursuing) a higher or secondary vocational education in the relevant field, or who have completed professional retraining in the corresponding area.
Studying methods: lecture, seminar, conversation, case study, calculations, graphs, group discussion, demonstration, exercises, and master classes.
After of course, participants will be: to improve professional competencies as reflected in practical abilities:
- evaluate reservoir properties of rocks with complex geological structure;
- assess the lithological composition of reservoirs;
- justify petrophysical relationships for hard‑to‑recover reserves;
- evaluate petrophysical properties of unconventional reservoirs;
- determine saturation of reservoirs with complex geological structure;
- identify fractured reservoirs.
About course: Enhancement of professional competencies in: in‑depth understanding of well log interpretation in open hole conditions; modern physics of conventional well logging methods and core data analysis, using clastic reservoirs as a case study; challenges in interpreting carbonate reservoirs and shale gas formations; fracture detection using well logging data and formation tester surveys.