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RES 442

Introduction to Core Analysis

COURSE SCHEDULE

Code Date Location price (€)*
RES 442 9 - 10 Mar 2026 Online 1400
RES 442 7 - 8 Dec 2026 Muscat 1800

COURSE OVERVIEW

COURSE OUTLINE

5 days
Day 1:

o Wellsite operations coring and core handling

o An overview of rig-site coring, core handling, core stabilisation and core transportation best practices.
Client Implications:
Overview of wellsite practices and important steps to ensure value of information from core is not eroded.

Routine core analysis plugging, cleaning, drying, basic measurements

o An overview of the workflow once the core arrives in the laboratory, covering plugging, cleaning, drying, and basic measurements.
Client Implications:
o Attendees learn how to tailor the core analysis programme to different rock types to ensure maximum value is attained.

o Wettability & Capillarity fundamental principles and oilfield impact, capillary pressure

o Wettability and capillarity

o Laboratory measurement methods

o How to link first-principle concepts to reservoir behaviour

o Data acquisition aims, and model build decisions

Day 2:

o Electrical properties cementation exponent, resistivity index fundamentals

o Introduction to electrical core analysis laboratory measurements including best practice and common pitfalls.
Client Implications:
o How to gain an awareness of foundational concepts and laboratory measurement approaches.

o Relative Permeability fundamental principles and measurement methods

o Introduction to the first-principle concepts influencing fluid

o Flow in porous media and how relative permeability is measured.

o Client Implications:
o Armed with an understanding of the foundation concepts
o How to interrogate existing models and workflows

Core Analysis Workflow An end to end overview of a typical core analysis study

o An overview of the end to end core analysis workflow and the roles and responsibilities of a project owner and key stakeholders.

o Client Implications:
Attendees are armed with information to help them manage a core analysis study at a vendor laboratory.

INSTRUCTOR

FAQ

DESIGNED FOR

The course is intended for petroleum and reservoir engineers as well as explorationists and geoscientists who will be involved in the estimation, classification and reporting of oil and gas reserves and resources.

COURSE LEVEL

o Intermediate

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of this Hydrocarbon Reserves training, the participants will have a deeper knowledge of modern reserves and resource assessment requirements and methods. In the course the principles and practices of reserves and resources estimation, classification and reporting will be addressed. The approach will be based on the SPE-PRMS (Petroleum Resource Management System).  Topics are introduced by lectures and discussion, and learning is re-inforced by practical small classroom exercises. Emphasis will be on practical applications and use will be made of practical and actual cases to illustrate relevant topics. The programme includes an opportunity to discuss participant cases.

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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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