Reservoir Quality Analysis of Sandstone & Carbonate Rock-Types

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1 An Intensive 5 Day Training Course Reservoir Quality Analysis of Sandstone & Carbonate Oct 2018, Dubai 02-NOV-17 This course is Designed, Developed, and will be Delivered under iso Quality Standards

2 Reservoir Quality Analysis of Sandstone & Carbonate Why Choose this Training Course? This PetroKnowledge training course is aimed at giving oil industry geologists a detailed introduction to the study of sandstone and carbonate rock-types in terms of reservoir quality. Reservoir quality analysis permits to identify the main depositional, provenance and diagenetic controls on the evolution of the poro-perm characteristics of sandstone and carbonate reservoirs (e.g. evolution of porosity vs. burial depth, mineralogical content and diagenetic environments). Examples from sandstone and carbonate oil/gas reservoirs (i.e. current East & West Africa basins) are also taken into consideration. This training course will highlight: Introduction to siliciclastic and carbonate reservoirs with emphasis on controls on reservoir quality Sandstone composition, provenance, diagenesis and tectonic settings Carbonate composition (allochems, orthochems), classification and diagenesis Petrographic analyses (TS, SEM, CL), XRD, QEMSCAN and integration of reservoir quality results Porosity classification, porosity evolution vs. burial depth, stratigraphy, composition, authigenic components and diagenetic phases/environments Concept of Rock Typing, Rock Typing schemes and Rock Typing analysis of uncored reservoir intervals (sandstone and carbonate cuttings tied to wireline logs) Who is this Training Course for? This training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit: Sedimentary geologists of service and oil companies Junior to mid-level geologists carrying out rockbased geological projects Sedimentologists who need to be conversant on rock typing concepts Petrographers of small and large oil-industry organizations PhD students in sedimentary geology of academic institutions What are the Goals? By the end of this training course, participants will: Understand what are the different types of sandstone hydrocarbon reservoirs and their main controls on reservoir quality Understand what are the different types of carbonate reservoirs and their main controls on reservoir quality Be able to differentiate depositional, provenance and diagenetic markers of analysed sandstones and carbonates Be able to integrate and interpret poro-perm data vs. stratigraphy and regional geology (e.g. well correlations) Understand the main rock-based methodologies of analysis applied to reservoir quality studies Be conversant with the concepts of Rock typing and petrophysical comparison of cuttings and core samples How will this Training Course be Presented? This PetroKnowledge training course for oil industry geologists is thus structured in oral and practical sessions, with PowerPoint presentations, didactic material/exercises and work at a polarizing microscope. Examples of SEM and CL analyses are also shown to integrate the different methodologies utilized for diagenetic/reservoir quality studies. Such training course can also be run as on-the-jobtraining session, during which clients can provide their own examples of reservoirs under exploration, so that new methodologies of work and solutions to their reservoir problems can be provided. The practical sessions at the polarizing microscope will show attendees oil industry data collection methods and reservoir quality descriptions of sandstone and carbonate petro-types (core samples, cuttings and outcrops).

3 Membership No.: Organisational Impact Organizations sending their employees to attend this training course will benefit by: Having employees with a better knowledge of sedimentary petrography topics Having employees with a working knowledge on reservoir quality methods of work Having employees able to collect, analyse and interpret single well to multi-well datasets from sandstone and carbonate reservoirs Having employees with further skills on oil industry data collection software Having employees improving their performance and efficiency on data interpretation Having employees with a better knowledge of current sandstone and carbonate reservoirs (e.g. East-West Africa) which can be utilized as analogues for regional exploration studies Personal Impact The participants in this PetroKnowledge training course will: Have improvement in their technical skills in data collection methodologies Be able to work more quickly in the interpretation of reservoir quality results Have a set of exercises and papers for self-training sessions Be able to perform Lunch & Learn sessions on the studied topics at their own company Be able to prepare rock descriptions and chapters of geological reports utilizing the skills gained during the training sessions QuAliTy CeRTifiCATion Member of Clear Concepts. Clean Environment. The PMI Registered Education Provider logo is a registered mark of the Project Management Institute, Inc. Reservoir Quality Analysis of Sandstone & Carbonate

4 Day Three: Introduction to Carbonate Reservoirs Introduction of carbonate reservoirs. Components of limestones, Carbonate depositional environments and facies, calcite vs. aragonite seas in the geological record Matrix and authigenic components, Taxa vs. mineralogy, classification of limestones Rates of carbonate production, microfossils, paleoenvironmental markers, carbonate platform facies, carbonates and sea level changes, regional carbonate petrography vs. stratigraphy Carbonate diagenesis: neomorphism, compaction, marine diagenesis, meteoric diagenesis, burial diagenesis Diagenetic markers, Carbonate diagenetic stages Dolomite textures and stable isotope signatures Daily Agenda Day One: Introduction to Siliciclastic Reservoirs Siliciclastic rocks, sediment texture, detrital components Sandstone classification, minerals and source areas, depositional markers Sandstone composition, provenance and tectonic settings Grain size analysis and Digital Image Analysis Depositional environments, Provenance and reservoir quality Definition of matrix and pseudo-matrix Compaction and authigenic components Diagenesis of siliciclastic rocks, diagenetic environments & sequences Concepts of SEM, EDAX and XRD analyses, chronology of diagenesis Concepts of CL analysis on the distribution of quartz cement Day Two: Reservoir Quality Analysis of Sandstone Reservoir quality definition and methods of work Cementation and reservoir quality Porosity types in sandstones Porosity-permeability analysis and interpretation, cuttings TS descriptions/analysis tied to wireline logs Estimating subsurface reservoir quality from outcrop samples. Rock Typing, petrophysical assessment of cuttings, rock typing analysis of cuttings petro-types Rock Typing classification scheme(s) as from oil industry methodologies Rock Typing and reservoir quality Diagenetic controls on reservoir quality and porosity variation with depth & stratigraphy Day Four: Reservoir Quality Analysis of Carbonate Carbonate diagenesis and reservoir quality, Dolomite texture vs. petrophysics, dolomitization models, limestone vs. dolostone reservoir quality Porosity in carbonate rocks, classification schemes, petrophysics by carbonate rock-types, porosity preservation, visual estimation of porosity vs. point count porosity Controls on reservoir quality, rock fabric and wireline logs, porosity evolution vs. geological time Carbonate reservoir models and reservoir quality, porosity vs. petro-facies Rock Typing concepts, petrophysical assessment of cuttings, rock typing classification schemes, Rock Typing datasheets, Rock Typing and reservoir quality Emphasis on single well or multi-well studies, with regional reservoir quality correlations Day Five: Examples of Siliciclastic and Carbonate Reservoirs and Practical work Cretaceous siliciclastic reservoirs from North, East and West Africa Italian carbonate reservoirs, Angolan Pre-Salt (Pre- Aptian) reservoirs, Kenyan carbonates, Indonesian carbonate reservoirs, New Zealand carbonate reservoirs, Oman reservoirs Practical session in polarizing microscopy on: Texture, composition, diagenesis, porosity and reservoir quality of siliciclastic and carbonate rockstypes Visual estimation of sandstone and carbonate porosity. Porosity of core samples (point count porosity) and point count porosity vs. CA data Differences in the controls on reservoir quality between sandstones and carbonates SEM/EDX/XRD Images and plots Final session: References on petrography/ petrophysics/reservoir quality for self-training sessions Reservoir Quality Analysis of Sandstone & Carbonate

5 Reservoir Quality Analysis of Sandstone & Carbonate Course Dates, Venues and Fees Oct 2018 Dubai $4,750 This fee is inclusive of Documentation, Lunch and Refreshments Please use BLOCK CAPITALS to fill in this form. It is important that you read carefully through all information before starting to complete the form. Registration Details Family Name: First Name (Mr./Ms.): Position: Company: Mailing Address: Telephone: Mobile: Fax: Authorisation Authorisation By: Position: Company: Mailing Address: Telephone: Mobile: Fax: In-house Training Maximize your training budget and have several members of your staff, who require specific training, to attend with the advantage of not incurring additional travel costs when attending a public training courses & seminars. Would you like a PetroKnowledge training course delivered at a time or location to suit you? Would you like PetroKnowledge to tailor a course from our comprehensive library of programmes? Or would you like us to create an entirely new, bespoke course to suit the exact needs of your organisation? Working in partnership with our clients, PetroKnowledge provides an enjoyable, creative learning experience that enables participants to develop their skills and knowledge. We can deliver not only generic, off-the-shelf courses from our extensive learning portfolio, but we can provide tailored as well as bespoke learning on any aspect of skill development or knowledge. Our in-house courses are conducted by the same expert trainers who conduct PetroKnowledge public courses so you can be assured they will fulfill the learning objective of any organisation

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