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				 PRACTICAL 
				SOLUTIONS -- FROM RAW LOGS TO RESERVES AND PRODUCTIVITY 
              This 
				self-directed course covers all topics needed to calculate shale 
				volume, porosity, lithology, water saturation, permeability, net 
				pay, oil and gas in place, flow capacity, and initial 
				productivity from modern well logs. This is a practical, 
				no-nonsense course covering both visual and numerical analysis 
				methods, with numeroueal-world examples. 
 
 
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				Notes with exercise materials.
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					LECTURE 1 - Introduction to Petrophysics
 
					
					
					
					What is Integrated Petrophysics?
					
					
					What is a Log?
					
					
					Recording Logs at the Wellsite
					
					
					What Do Logs Look Like?
					
					
					What Logs Are Available?
					
					
					What Answers Can We Get From Logs?
					
					
					Uses of Log Analysis Answers
					
					
					Some Real World Examples  
					LECTURE 2 - Logging Tool Theory 1  
					LECTURE 3 - Logging Tool Theory 2  
					LECTURE 4 - Petrophysical Analysis Concepts 
					
					
					
					The Basic Petrophysical Analysis Model
					
					
					The Log Response Equation
					
					
					Definitions Needed to Understand Petrophysics
					
					
					Quicklook Analysis Rules
					
					
					Archie’s Laws
					
					Exercises 0  
					LECTURE 5 - Visual Analysis of Logs 
					
					
					
					Visual Analysis Basics
					
					
					Crain’s Rules for Visual Log Analysis
					
					
					Visual Analysis for Exercise 1
					
					
					Rules for Picking Log Data
					
					
					Picking Logs for Exercise 1  
					LECTURE 6 - Quantitative Anaysis 
					
					
						
						
						Shale, Porosity, Water Saturation
					
					
					Permeability
					
					
					Cutoffs, Net Pay, Mappable Properties
					
					
					Productivity and Reserves
					
					
					Exercise 1  
					LECTURE 7 - Integrating Ground Truth 
					
					
					
					Case History - Exercise 1
					
					
					Review Results for Exercise #1
					
					
					Compare Results to Ground Truth
					
					
					Integrate Logs, Cores, and Production History
					
					
					Revise Log Analysis Picks and Parameters to
					Match Ground Truth - Calibration |  
					LECTURE 8 - Lithology Analysis
 
					
					
					
					Visual Analysis for Lithology
					
					
					Compatible Scale Logs
					
					
					Exercise 4
					
					
					Quantitative Analysis for Lithology
					
					
					2- and 3- Mineral Models
					
					
					
					
					Effect of Lithology on Water Saturation
					Parameters  
					LECTURE 9 - Alternate Porosity Models 
					
					
					
					Shale corrected sonic log model
					
					
					Shale corrected density log model
					
					
					Shale corrected neutron log model
					
					
					Nuclear magnetic resonance porosity
					
					Maximum porosity model
					
					Water resistivity from DST or water
					catalog data
					
					Exercise 2
					
					
					Case History  
					LECTURE 10 - Analyzing Gas Sands 
					
					
					
					Compatible Scale Logs for Gas Identification
					
					
					Gas
					Effect in Sandstones and Shaly Sands
					
					
					Add gas correction to the shale corrected density neutron
					complex lithology porosity model
					
					
					Exercise 5: Shallow Gas in Clean and Shaly
					Sands
					
					
					Exercise 6: Gas, Depleted Gas, Tar Sands
					
					
					Exercise 7: Gas in Clean Sand, Shaly Sand,
					and Gas Shale/Silt  
					LECTURE 11 - Radioactive and Low Res Sands 
					
					
					
					Basics of Radioactive Sands
					
					
					Basics of Low Resistivity Pay Zones
					
					
					Exercises 8 Radioactive Sand
					
					
					Transition Zones
					
					
					Exercises 9 Low Resistivity Sand  
					 
					LECTURE 12 -  
					
					Fractured
					Reservoirs
					  
					
					
					
					Fractured
					Reservoirs Basics
					
					Definition of Fractures
					
					Locating Fractures With Conventional Logs
					
					Locating Fractures With Image Logs
					
					Case
					Histories
					
					Quantifying Fractures
					
					Calculating Fracture Intensity
					
					The Double Porosity Model in Fractured Reservoirs
					
					Exercise 12  
					LECTURE 13 - Carbonate Reservoirs 
					 
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