Course Value
Production logging refers to a suite of logs that are normally run on completed injection or production wells to evaluate the performance of the well itself or of the reservoir as a whole. Other production logs can evaluate the well completion or look behind pipe to evaluate the formation and its fluids in the near-well vicinity. Production logs are playing an increasing role in modern reservoir management by providing the only means of identifying downhole fluid movements directly. This course will cover fluid flow in pipes (both single and multiphase flow), the theoretical bases of production logging techniques, production log interpretation, and operational considerations. Numerous field examples are used to illustrate the principles of production log interpretation.
Course Participants
Petroleum and drilling engineers and managers, reservoir engineers, production engineers/ technologists, petrophysicists, log analysts, and anyone interested in understanding what production logs and cased-hole surveys can tell us.
Course Contents(Essential)
Optional Course Module
Cased hole evaluation (5 days)
Wireline formation testing (5 days)
Basic core analysis (5 days)
Coring and Core Analysis (5 days)
Basic logging methods and formation evaluation (5 days)
Fundamentals of quick-look log analysis (5 days)
Well Log Interpretation (5 days)
Production Logging (5 days)
Basic petrophysics and petrophysical properties (5 days)
Petrophysics interactive (computer-based training) (5 days)
Shaly Sand Petrophysics (5 days)
Formation evaluation with statistics (5 days)
Course Contents(Intermediate)
Optional Course Module
Cased hole and production log evaluation (5 days)
Applied core analysis (5 days)
Special core analysis (5 days)
Basic dipmeter and image interpretation (5 days)
Structural and Stratigraphic Interpretation of Dipmeters and Borehole-Imaging Logs (5 days)
Formation evaluation (5 days)
Formation evaluation (for engineers) (5 days)
Intermediate formation evaluation (5 days)
Applied flow units and petrophysical interpretation (5 days)
Applied petrophysics using rock types and pore geometry (5 days)
Engineering considerations for capillary pressure and relative permeability (5 days)
Integrated petrophysical evaluations (5 days)
Course Contents(Advanced/Specialized)
Optional Course Module
Advanced production logging and reservoir monitoring (5 days)
Advanced formation evaluation (5 days)
Advanced formation evaluation – carbonates (5 days)
Advanced formation evaluation – sandstones (5 days)
Formation and well testing (5 days)
Interactive petrophysical rock typing and flow unit workshop (5 days)