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Workshop Overview This course addresses the full range of deepwater systems – from the building blocks of process, facies and sequences, through the nature and recognition of architectural elements and their subsurface characterisation using seismic and wireline log data, to the internal/external controls that determine their overall geometry, sequence stratigraphy and occurrence. Subsurface recognition of deepwater systems through seismic recognition and wireline log attributes, as well as identification of the parameters needed for input to reservoir models will be fully covered. A final part will deal with challenges of deepwater drilling, including hazard management, hydrate identification and safety issues. At each stage, these data and concepts will be illustrated with numerous case studies – including modern systems, ancient outcrop analogues and subsurface reservoirs – and reinforced with class exercises. The deepwater oil and gas play will be considered within its full basin context. The petroleum perspectives and take-home lessons will be fully developed and discussed. About Your Course Facilitator The expert is the Director of ECOSSE (Edinburgh Consortium of Subsurface Science and Engineering). As a leading specialist and internationally renowned expert in deepwater sedimentary systems, he has more than 30 years of experience in modern, ancient and subsurface sediments. He specializes in the deep sea and on deep-sea deposits now thrown up onto land. In pursuing this scientific quest he has sailed on all the world’s major oceans, visited or worked in more than 50 countries and lectured extensively throughout the world. He has worked in and with the oil industry, particularly in their ongoing quest for deep-sea oil and gas and on new and tight reservoir targets; led a major international mission for scientific drilling into the deep Indian Ocean seafloor; as well as many other expeditions on land and at sea. The course facilitator is a lively, interesting and highly informed instructor. He is able to draw upon a great wealth of experience and examples to fully illustrate his presentations, and utilizes short course exercises for further instruction. His teaching and instruction has been highly acclaimed at all levels. Be it in academic or industrial based research, he has given great contribution to the development of deepwater sedimentary systems. Partial list of companies that have benefited from his experience include: * BP * Mobil * Shell * Britoil * Maersk * Petrobras * Petronas * Anadarko * Britoil * AGACO * Repsol * Elf Key Benefits * APPLY techniques to recognize and interpret different deepwater elements * UNDERSTAND modern systems, ancient outcrop analogues and subsurface reservoirs * FOCUS on reservoir properties of all principal deepwater systems * LEARN to build suitable reservoir models based on the assessment of available parameters * RESOLVE challenges in deepwater exploration, including hazard management, hydrates identification and other safety issues. * VERIFY reservoir potential through seismic recognition and sequence stratigraphy Who Should Attend This workshop is specially designed for professionals involved in exploration and development of the deepwater play. It is highly applicable for both field engineers as well as those in managerial roles. These include: Geologist | Geophysicist | Geoscientist | Petrophysicist | Petroleum engineers | Exploration engineers/ managers
Registration Website: http://www.unistrategic.com/index.php/component/option,com_eventlist/Itemid,4/did,406/func,details/ Submitted by UNI Strategic - Willy Kwan, UNI Strategic on Wednesday, 7 April 2010 at 11:00 AM Category: Enterprise Technology |
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