PRACTICAL
SOLUTIONS -- FROM RAW LOGS TO RESERVES AND PRODUCTIVITY
This
self-directed course covers all topics needed to calculate shale
volume, porosity, lithology, water saturation, permeability, net
pay, oil and gas in place, flow capacity, and initial
productivity from modern well logs. This is a practical,
no-nonsense course covering both visual and numerical analysis
methods, with numeroueal-world examples.
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13 sets Lecture
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NARRATED SLIDE SHOW CONTENTS |
LECTURE 1 - Introduction to Petrophysics
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What is Integrated Petrophysics?
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What is a Log?
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Recording Logs at the Wellsite
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What Do Logs Look Like?
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What Logs Are Available?
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What Answers Can We Get From Logs?
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Uses of Log Analysis Answers
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Some Real World Examples
LECTURE 2 - Logging Tool Theory 1
LECTURE 3 - Logging Tool Theory 2
LECTURE 4 - Petrophysical Analysis Concepts
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The Basic Petrophysical Analysis Model
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The Log Response Equation
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Definitions Needed to Understand Petrophysics
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Quicklook Analysis Rules
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Archie’s Laws
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Exercises 0
LECTURE 5 - Visual Analysis of Logs
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Visual Analysis Basics
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Crain’s Rules for Visual Log Analysis
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Visual Analysis for Exercise 1
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Rules for Picking Log Data
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Picking Logs for Exercise 1
LECTURE 6 - Quantitative Anaysis
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Shale, Porosity, Water Saturation
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Permeability
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Cutoffs, Net Pay, Mappable Properties
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Productivity and Reserves
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Exercise 1
LECTURE 7 - Integrating Ground Truth
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Case History - Exercise 1
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Review Results for Exercise #1
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Compare Results to Ground Truth
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Integrate Logs, Cores, and Production History
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Revise Log Analysis Picks and Parameters to
Match Ground Truth - Calibration
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LECTURE 8 - Lithology Analysis
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Visual Analysis for Lithology
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Compatible Scale Logs
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Exercise 4
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Quantitative Analysis for Lithology
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2- and 3- Mineral Models
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Effect of Lithology on Water Saturation
Parameters
LECTURE 9 - Alternate Porosity Models
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Shale corrected sonic log model
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Shale corrected density log model
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Shale corrected neutron log model
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Nuclear magnetic resonance porosity
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Maximum porosity model
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Water resistivity from DST or water
catalog data
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Exercise 2
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Case History
LECTURE 10 - Analyzing Gas Sands
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Compatible Scale Logs for Gas Identification
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Gas
Effect in Sandstones and Shaly Sands
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Add gas correction to the shale corrected density neutron
complex lithology porosity model
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Exercise 5: Shallow Gas in Clean and Shaly
Sands
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Exercise 6: Gas, Depleted Gas, Tar Sands
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Exercise 7: Gas in Clean Sand, Shaly Sand,
and Gas Shale/Silt
LECTURE 11 - Radioactive and Low Res Sands
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Basics of Radioactive Sands
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Basics of Low Resistivity Pay Zones
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Exercises 8 Radioactive Sand
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Transition Zones
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Exercises 9 Low Resistivity Sand
LECTURE 12 -
Fractured
Reservoirs
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Fractured
Reservoirs Basics
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Definition of Fractures
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Locating Fractures With Conventional Logs
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Locating Fractures With Image Logs
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Case
Histories
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Quantifying Fractures
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Calculating Fracture Intensity
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The Double Porosity Model in Fractured Reservoirs
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Exercise 12
LECTURE 13 - Carbonate Reservoirs
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