• Differentiate the contributions of a geologist, petrophysicist, geophysicist and reservoir engineer to a reservoir characterization project
• Establish the geological, petrophysical, geophysical and engineering data required to initiate a reservoir characterization project
• Determine which questions need to be answered and thus what tasks performed by each member of an integrated team
• Generate workflows for characterization of a conventional reservoir, tight gas reservoirs, and shale gas or shale oil reservoirs.

• Reservoir Engineer
• Geologist
• Petro physicist
• Geophysicist
• Petroleum Engineer
• Production Engineer
• Project Engineers
• Project Managers

Day One: Geology

• Reservoir Characterization Fundamentals
• Structural Controls on Reservoir Heterogeneity and Productivity
• Integrated Workflow
• Case Study
• Exercises
  
  

Day Two: Petro physics

• Introduction to Reservoir Petro physics
• Conventional Analysis
• Forward Modeling
• Rock Physics
• Integrated Workflow
• Case Study
• Exercises
  
  

Day Three: Geophysics

• Seismic Reservoir Characterization
• From Seismic Amplitudes to Elastic Properties
• From Seismic to Reservoir Properties
• Seismic Fracture Characterization
• Integrated Workflow
• Case Studies
• Exercises
  
  

Day Four: Geomodeling

• Geomodel Construction - Matrix Properties
• Geomodel Construction - Fracture Properties
• Upscaling for Flow-Simulation
• Integrated Workflow
• Case Study
• Exercises
  
  

Day Five: Reservoir Engineering & Simulation

• Reservoir Dynamics - Main Concepts
• PVT/Fluid Properties
• Multiphase Flow
• Wellbore Flow
• Well Performance Analysis
• Dynamic Reservoir Modeling
• Model Uncertainty
• Integrated Workflow

CDGA attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.