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.

In addition, the course covers the fundamentals of rock physics, ranging from basic laboratory measurements and theoretical foundations to practical workflows that can be directly applied in the field. Participants will be introduced to quantitative tools for understanding and predicting diagnostic seismic signatures related to deposition, diagenesis, lithology, pore fluid saturation, stress, pore pressure, temperature, and fractures.

The program includes case studies and practical strategies for quantitative seismic interpretation, along with guidance on effectively applying seismic-to-rock property transforms in reservoir characterization and monitoring. Particular emphasis is placed on seismic interpretation and uncertainty quantification for lithology prediction and subsurface fluid detection.