Code | Date | Time | Duration | Location | Currency | Team of 10 Per Person | Team of 7 Per Person | Early Bird Fee Per Person | Normal Fee Per Person |
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IFE25 | 01 - 07 Sep 2025 | 9 PM Indian Time |
3 Hours Per Day
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Zoom Online
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USD
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1150
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1250
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1500
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2000
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Integrated Petrophysical Approach’s for Advanced Formation Evaluation
This course offers a comprehensive, integrated approach to modern petrophysical analysis for advanced formation evaluation. Participants will gain the skills and techniques needed to extract more value from well logs, core data, and reservoir models—ensuring accurate reservoir characterization and optimized field development strategies.
Description
The "Integrated Petrophysical Approaches for Advanced Formation Evaluation" course is designed to equip geoscientists, reservoir engineers, and petrophysicists with in-depth knowledge and practical tools to perform integrated formation evaluation. With an emphasis on combining data from various sources—such as well logs, core analysis, and rock physics—this course helps professionals develop a holistic understanding of reservoir quality and hydrocarbon potential.
Formation evaluation is a critical part of understanding subsurface reservoirs and ensuring the success of exploration and production operations. With growing data complexity and the demand for higher accuracy in reservoir assessment, an integrated petrophysical approach is now essential.
This course introduces participants to the latest methodologies in petrophysical interpretation, focusing on how to integrate multi-source data and apply it effectively for formation evaluation. Whether working in clastic or carbonate settings, the insights gained will significantly enhance decision-making and reduce uncertainty in reservoir characterization.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
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Understand the fundamentals and advanced concepts of petrophysical analysis
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Integrate data from core, log, and rock physics sources for robust formation evaluation
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Apply modern interpretation techniques for porosity, permeability, saturation, and lithology
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Identify reservoir and non-reservoir zones using integrated workflows
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Evaluate formation quality for field development planning
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Utilize software tools and case-based learning for real-world application
The course combines interactive lectures, hands-on exercises, group discussions, and case studies. Practical sessions using real datasets will allow participants to apply learned concepts in a realistic context. Participants will also have access to petrophysical interpretation tools and software demonstrations where applicable.
By attending this course, your team will:
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Improve the accuracy and consistency of formation evaluation across disciplines
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Enhance collaboration between petrophysicists, geologists, and reservoir engineers
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Reduce uncertainty in reservoir models, leading to better development and investment decisions
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Increase operational efficiency through data-driven insights and techniques
Participants will gain:
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A solid foundation in advanced petrophysical techniques
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Practical experience working with real-world datasets and software tools
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Confidence in performing integrated formation evaluations independently
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Enhanced professional skills that contribute directly to field development and asset evaluation projects
This course is ideal for:
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Petrophysicists
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Geologists and Geoscientists
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Reservoir Engineers
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Subsurface and Asset Team Members
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Technical Professionals involved in formation evaluation, reservoir studies, or well planning
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Professionals transitioning into petrophysics or looking to expand their formation evaluation expertise
Day 1
(Introduction & Log Quality Control)
What is Petrophysics?
What are the Rock Physical properties?
What is Well Logging?
Logging Operations and Log Quality Control
Day 2
(Open hole Logging Tools)
Lithology Tools
Porosity Tools
Density & Neutron combination
Resistivity Tools
Day 3
(Core Data Integration & Formation Testing)
Core-Log Data Integration
Wireline Formation Pressure: Theory & Sampling
Pressure Gradient Analysis using software application
Day 4
(Pre Analysis computations)
Database setup, data loading and LQC
Data presentation
Depth shift between different well data (WL, LWD,...)
Curve Splicing (merge) between different log runs
Data Editor
Lithology identification using different cross plots
Reservoir zonation
Precomputations (Create temperature curve)
Flags (quality & mineral flags)
Pickett plot (Rw & cementation exponent determination)
Day 5
(Deterministic & Probabilistic Multi-Models Combination method)
Quanti Elan-initialization
Construction of formation evaluation models
Combining multi-models
Quanti-elan Post Processing
Day 6:
Practical Software Application (Deterministic & Probabilistic Multi-Models
Day 7:
Fundamentals of Cased Hole & Production Logging Evaluation
Gamma ray
Acoustic logging
Neutron logging
Pulsed neutron capture and spectral logging
Production logging
On successful completion of this training course, PEA Certificate will be awarded to the delegates