Course Schedule

Description

The Reservoir Performance Analysis & Surveillance course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the techniques and methods used in analyzing and monitoring the performance of oil and gas reservoirs. The course covers various aspects of reservoir engineering, data analysis, and surveillance techniques to optimize reservoir production and maximize hydrocarbon recovery.

During the course, participants will learn about the fundamental concepts of reservoir engineering, including reservoir characterization, fluid flow in porous media, and reservoir simulation. They will also explore different reservoir performance analysis techniques, such as decline curve analysis, material balance calculations, and production forecasting.


Demo Class

4 Chapter
Demo Class 1
Demo Class 1
Animated scatter plot for cumulative oil vs. cumulative watercut for reservoir performance analysis.
Animated scatter plot for cumulative oil vs. cumulative watercut for reservoir performance analysis.
Water cut development bubble map throughout the entire reservoir
Water cut development bubble map throughout the entire reservoir
Cumulative water injected in an oil reservoir for waterflooding monitoring
Cumulative water injected in an oil reservoir for waterflooding monitoring
Course Description

Introduction


Understanding and improving reservoir performance is crucial for maximizing hydrocarbon recovery while minimizing operational challenges. This course delves into key concepts, tools, and techniques used in modern reservoir analysis and surveillance. By bridging theory with practical applications, participants will develop a robust framework for effective reservoir management.

Objectives


  • Understand the fundamentals of reservoir performance analysis and surveillance.
  • Learn advanced monitoring techniques for assessing reservoir conditions.
  • Evaluate key performance indicators to optimize production.
  • Develop strategies for managing declining reservoir performance.
  • Gain proficiency in using industry-standard tools and software for reservoir surveillance.
  • Training Methodology


    The course combines interactive lectures, group discussions, and hands-on exercises using real-world case studies. Participants will engage in problem-solving sessions and utilize software tools to analyze and interpret reservoir data.

    Organisational Impact


  • Improved reservoir productivity and recovery rates.
  • Enhanced decision-making based on accurate performance analysis.
  • Reduced operational risks through proactive surveillance.
  • Strengthened technical capacity within teams for reservoir management.
  • Personal Impact


  • Gain expertise in reservoir performance evaluation and optimization.
  • Master tools and techniques to address real-world reservoir challenges.
  • Boost career prospects with advanced technical knowledge.
  • Expand professional networks through interactions with industry peers.
  • Who Should Attend?


  • Reservoir Engineers
  • Production Engineers
  • Petroleum Engineers
  • Geoscientists
  • Course Outline


    Day 1

    ·       Introduction

    ·       Workflows and Key Features

    ·       Analysis Reservoir Engineering Tools

    ·       Workspace Definition

    ·       Definitions for File extensions

    ·       Import Data to the Workspace

    ·       Case Studies and Examples

     

     

    Day 2

    ·       Project Administration

    ·       Database Fundamentals

    ·       Data Tables

    ·       Edit Schema Tables

    ·       Data Guidelines

    ·       Calculated Variables and System Functions

    ·       Data Dictionary

    ·       Case Studies and Examples



    Day 3

    ·       Analytical Mapping

    ·       Estimating and Displaying Drainage Radius Maps

    ·       Plotting Settings

    ·       Data Filtering and Categories

    ·       Analysis Reporting

    ·       Case Studies and Examples



    Day 4

    ·       Production Forecasting Tools

    ·       Forecasting Flow Models

    ·       Empirical Method (Arps Approach)

    ·       Analytical Method (Fetkovich Type Curve)

    ·       Forecast Schedules

    ·       Calculated Phase Forecast

    ·       Saving Forecasts

    ·       Determination of STOIIP and Remaining Reserves

    ·       Case Studies and Examples



    Day 5

    ·       Reservoir Performance Analysis

    ·       Determination of Potential Remaining Reserves

    ·       Water Breakthrough Diagnostic (Chan) Plotting

    ·       After-Before-Compare (ABC) Plotting

    ·       Water Injection Diagnostics using Hall Plot

    ·       Waterflooding Surveillance Analysis

    ·       Case Studies and Examples

    Certificates


    On successful completion of this training course, PEA Certificate will be awarded to the delegates

    About The Trainer
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    Hesham Mokhtar is a Reservoir Engineering Team Leader at General Petroleum Company (GPC) in Egypt. He has extensive experience in reservoir management, characterization, and production optimization. He is skilled in using various software for reservoir simulation and analysis. He has also delivered training courses on waterflooding, PVT analysis, reservoir simulation, and more.


    • 14+ years of Petroleum Engineering expertise delivering technical solutions to E&P portfolios.

    • Expert in reservoir evaluations, log interpretations, and hydrocarbon estimations using tools like Techlog, Volumetric, DCA, MBE, OFM, and KAPPA

    • Analyzes production data, material balance, RFT/MDT data, and pressure transients for reservoir performance and optimization.