This workshop provides a practical understanding of reservoir geomechanics, focusing on how rock stress, deformation, and fluid interaction influence drilling, completions, and production performance. Participants will learn to apply geomechanical principles to optimize well design, reduce risks, and enhance reservoir recovery.

Workshop Objectives

• Review fundamentals of in-situ stresses, rock properties, and mechanical behavior.
  
• Understand geomechanical challenges in drilling, hydraulic fracturing, and production.
  
• Learn techniques for wellbore stability, sand production management, and fracture control.
  
• Apply geomechanical models to improve safety, efficiency, and field development outcomes.

About the Presenter

The workshop will be conducted by an experienced professional with expertise in reservoir engineering and applied geomechanics. With a proven track record in both field operations and technical analysis, the presenter offers actionable knowledge that bridges theory with real-world applications in oil and gas projects.

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