Basic Log Interpretation
Short course
In Reading
Description
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Type
Short course
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Level
Beginner
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Location
Reading
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Class hours
21h
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Duration
3 Days
To enable delegates to determine lithology, reservoir and pore fluid characteristics using Quick-Look log interpretation techniques from traditional open hole Wireline and LWD logs. Delegates will learn how to: Identify lithology from well logs. Identify and evaluate potential reservoir rocks. Determine porosity from. Perform Quick Look Interpretation. Suitable for: Wellsite Geoogists Operations Geologists Mudloggers Drilling Engineers Technical Assistants Office Support Staff
Facilities
Location
Start date
Start date
About this course
Good command of English
Reviews
Subjects
- Geology
- Drilling engineering
- Log Interpretation
- Gamma ray
- Neutron Porosity
- Resistivity
- Sonic
- Bulk Density
- Quick Look Interpretation
- Archie
Teachers and trainers (1)
Martin Saunders
Martin has over thirty years experience as wellsite geologist and technical training manager. He specializes in wellsite operations and petroleum geology training and has been teaching oilfield courses for twenty-two years. Martin holds a B.Sc. (Hons.) degree in geology from the University of Wales, Aberystwyth and began his career with EXLOG (now Baker Hughes Inteq) in 1974 and worked at the wellsite before joining the training department of Baker Hughes in the UK in 1982.
Course programme
Content review:
- Wireline Logs: Basic Concepts
- Types of Open Hole Logs
- Conveyance Methods
- Wireline
- LWD
- Tubing
- Coiled Tubing
- Information Required
- Log Header
- Relationships
- Borehole Environment
- Invasion Profiles
- Rw & Rmf
- Porosity and Permeability
- Resistivity and Water Saturation
- Temperature Corrections
- Theory of Operation
Spontaneous Potential
Gamma Ray
- Basic Tools
- Spectometry
- Correlation
Resistivity Logs
- Laterologs
- Induction Logs
- Microresistivity Logs
- Fluid Identification
- Invasion Corrections
Sonic
Formation Density
Dipmeter Tools - MWD & LWD Tools
- Theory of Operation
- Transmission Systems
- Tool Configuration
- Sensors
- Operating Procedures and Practice
- MWD/Wireline Response Comparison
- Borehole Imaging Logs
- Geological Interpretation
- Identification of Lithology
- Environment and Facies
- Identification of Permeability
- Identification of Porosity
- Geosteering Applications
- Reservoir Evaluation
- Quick Look Porosity Calculations
- Identification of Hydrocarbon Bearing Zones
- Hydrocarbon Type Evaluation
- Saturation Calculations
- Archie Formula
- Shaly sands
- Carbonates
- Resistivity Ratio
- Cross-Plots
- Imaging logs
- Sonic
- Density
- Resistivity
- Case Studies and Worked Examples
Additional information
Basic Log Interpretation