Bill Hailey Memorial Short Course
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Fundamentals of Reservoir Characterization and Modeling
Presented by
Dr. Matthew J. Pranter
Professor & Lew and Myra Ward Chair in Reservior Characterization
The University of Oklahoma
ConocoPhillips School of Geology and Geophysics
Course Content
- Introduction to reservoir characterization
- Sedimentary and reservoir-rock properties
- Reservoir heterogeneity and flow units
- Well logs and pay determination
- Source rocks (mudstones) and their analysis
- Basic sequence-stratigraphic concepts
- Clastic (fluvial, eolian, deltaic, shallow marine,
- deepwater) and carbonate depositional systems and reservoirs
- Structural characteristics of reservoirs
- Reservoir modeling concepts and methods:
- Stratigraphic / structural framework
- Upscaling well data
- Spatial analysis and variography
- Deterministic and stochastic modeling methods
- Inputs and geological constraints for stochastic simulation
- Modeling sedimentary deposits / rock types / “facies” (sequential-indicator simulation, object-based modeling, multiple-point geostatistics)
- Modeling petrophysical properties
- Case studies
Additional Information
Although parking for the Abilene short course is only a short walk, any attendee with difficulty walking may park in the employee parking lot of Pioneer Drive Baptist Church, on the backside of the building. Click the link below to see a map.
https://goo.gl/maps/a8ViE4XaTuu
Location:
Pioneer Drive Baptist Church, Conference Center
701 S. Pioneer Dr.
Abilene
,
TX 79605