Advanced Project Management - FPM-62

Reservoir fluid properties; Coring practices and rock properties; Fundamentals of fluid flow; Reservoir fluid distribution; Reservoir classification; Reservoir drive mechanisms; Oil and gas well performance; Pressure buildup analysis; Oil displacement concepts; Estimation of oil-in-place and gas-in-place; Recovery techniques

The basic nature of carbonate sediments and sedimentation; The efficiency of the carbonate factory and its influence on cyclicity and platform development; Carbonate platform types; Carbonate facies models; Basic concepts of sequence stratigraphy including eustasy, relative sea level, accommodation model, and sequence stratigraphy as a predictive tool; Relationship of stratigraphic patterns to changes in subsidence rates as driven by regional and earth scale tectonic processes; Sequence stratigraphic models including the ramp, the rimmed shelf, the escarpment margin, the isolated platform and the mixed carbonate-siliciclastic shelf; The characteristics of carbonate pore systems and their geologic and engineering classifications including petrophysics and rock fabric; Sea level, diagenesis, porosity evolution and its distribution at the time of burial; The fate of early formed porosity during burial in a hydrotectonic framework; Carbonate reservoir modeling; Case histories from the Americas, Africa, Europe and Asia; Exercises from the US and Europe based on actual data sets; Exploration and exploitation strategies in carbonate terrains

Reservoir fluid properties; Coring practices and rock properties; Fundamentals of fluid flow; Reservoir fluid distribution; Reservoir classification; Reservoir drive mechanisms; Oil and gas well performance; Pressure buildup analysis; Oil displacement concepts; Estimation of oil-in-place and gas-in-place; Recovery techniques

The basic nature of carbonate sediments and sedimentation; The efficiency of the carbonate factory and its influence on cyclicity and platform development; Carbonate platform types; Carbonate facies models; Basic concepts of sequence stratigraphy including eustasy, relative sea level, accommodation model, and sequence stratigraphy as a predictive tool; Relationship of stratigraphic patterns to changes in subsidence rates as driven by regional and earth scale tectonic processes; Sequence stratigraphic models including the ramp, the rimmed shelf, the escarpment margin, the isolated platform and the mixed carbonate-siliciclastic shelf; The characteristics of carbonate pore systems and their geologic and engineering classifications including petrophysics and rock fabric; Sea level, diagenesis, porosity evolution and its distribution at the time of burial; The fate of early formed porosity during burial in a hydrotectonic framework; Carbonate reservoir modeling; Case histories from the Americas, Africa, Europe and Asia; Exercises from the US and Europe based on actual data sets; Exploration and exploitation strategies in carbonate terrains