The best descriptor of oil and gas wells is logs. Logs provide information about the quality and quantity of the hydrocarbon resource, and practically all disciplines are impacted by it. By getting familiar about how logs are obtained, the operational parameters for their use, and how to interpret them, oil workers can understand the nuances of this key technology, and make more informed decisions whether they are in subsurface, drilling, production or economic disciplines. This course helps them to build this familiarity by providing an overview to petrophysics, logging and measurement techniques and log interpretations.

Who Should Attend?
• Geoscientists and engineers (reservoir and petroleum) who would like to acquire a basic knowledge of logging and log analysis
• Commercial specialists who  are interested in the science and art of log interpretations
• Drilling staff who want to understand logging operations

Some prior knowledge of basic geology and reservoir/ petroleum engineering is preferred.

You Will Learn How to:
•   Identify reservoirs and non-reservoirs
•   Quickly determine reservoir parameters such as porosity and water saturation
•   Develop logging  programs
•   Apply methods of formation evaluation