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| Code | Date | Location | price (€)* |
|---|---|---|---|
| GEO 118 | 16 – 20 Mar 2026 | Online | 3300 |
| GEO 118 | 19 – 23 Oct 2026 | Online | 3300 |
| GEO 118 | 17 – 21 Aug 2026 | Dubai | 4400 |
| GEO 118 | 2 – 6 Nov 2026 | Doha | 4400 |
This five-day comprehensive course is designed to provide in-depth knowledge and practical skills in well test analysis and interpretation for petroleum engineers. It covers key concepts, methodologies, and advanced techniques required to evaluate reservoir performance, characterize reservoir properties, and optimize production. The course combines theoretical instruction with hands-on exercises, enabling participants to interpret real-world well test data and apply their knowledge to complex reservoir scenarios. The program is tailored for petroleum engineers, reservoir engineers, production engineers, well test specialists, and geoscientists. Intended for professionals with a basic background in reservoir engineering, the course emphasizes advanced well test data interpretation, pressure transient analysis, and reservoir management optimization. Participants will develop practical skills in conducting and analyzing well tests, applying modern interpretation techniques, and integrating results into reservoir models to support informed decision-making and improved well performance.
o Introduction to Sandstone Reservoirs
o Failure in miscalculating reserve estimates
o Description and interpretation of grain sizes and sedimentary structures
o Outcrop, Core and Borehole image logs
o How to measure bioturbation index
o Popular classification schemes of Folk and Dunham
o Deltaic Reservoirs
o Delta classification
o How to differentiate deltas on the shelf vs those that have prograded to or beyond the shelf margin
oLog and cores examples of common sand-body types
oTidal process and Sand Bodies
oRelationship between deltas and incised valleys
o Relationship between the seismic and log expression of incised valley fill
o Process of fracturing and common fracture types
o Mechanical stratigraphy and its control on production
o Architectural elements in deepwater settings
o Core, log, outcrop and seismic examples of channels, lobes and channelized lobes
o Channel complexes
o Sequence stratigraphy from an oil and gas perspective
Depositional sequences
Dr. Ali Jaffri is the CEO of Applied Stratigraphix LLC, has a doctorate in geology, and specializes in sequence stratigraphy. He has nineteen years of experience in sedimentology and stratigraphy related projects in the North Sea, Lower and Middle Indus Basins, Barents Sea, Offshore East, and West Africa, Offshore Mid-Norway, Kohat-Potohar Basin and most US onshore basins. His doctorate at Colorado State University focused on sequence stratigraphy of mixed carbonate-siliciclastic-evaporite systems. Masters Degree was acquired from Oklahoma State University and thesis focused on fractured carbonate reservoirs. Bachelors from the University of Colorado at Boulder involved fieldwork on fluvial stratigraphy.
This course is design for :
o Geologists and Geophysicists
o Petrophysicists and Engineers
o Graduate Students (Masters or Doctorate)
o Basic to Intermediate
At the end of the course participants will learn:
o Creation and usage of seismic facies.
o Collecting input parameters for geomodeling using core data.
o Identification of common environments of deposition in well logs.
o Core description of fluvial, marginal marine and deepwater siliciclastics.
o Prediction of Net:Gross distributions along depositional strike and dip.
Registration is now OPEN!
Ph.D. students, group and early bird registrants are eligible to DISCOUNT!
For more details and registration please send email to: register@petro-teach.com
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