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13 – Carbonate Reservoirs
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What you will learn
- Understanding of the various concerns implicit in carbonate reservoir analysis
- Step-by-step procedures for calculations
- “Computer-ready” mathematics
- Exercises and worked examples for further study
Description
This quantitative course continues coverage of basic petrophysical analysis into the realm of carbonate reservoirs. You will learn the impact of fractures, secondary porosity, mixed mineralogy, and the effects of gas in heavy minerals. Two examples and a case history illustrate the topic.
Prerequisites
- Crain’s Integrated Petrophysics, Lectures 1 to 12 or equivalent background.
- Basic understanding of geology and well logging.
Curriculum
- Special Considerations in Carbonate Reservoir
- Review Fracture Identification Methods
- Secondary Porosity Index
- Gas in Dolomite Problem
- Exercise 3
- Case History
- Exercise 10
Target Audience
Those who wish to become proficient in petrophysical analysis or who need to manage or make use of petrophysical results will benefit from this course, including:- Managers,
- Geologists,
- Log analysts,
- Geophysicists,
- Reservoir engineers,
- Completion engineers,
- Stimulation engineers, and
- University / Tech school students
Specification: 13 – Carbonate Reservoirs
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About the Publisher
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Crain's Petrophysical Handbook
- Store Name: Crain's Petrophysical Handbook
- E. R. (Ross) Crain, P.Eng. is a retired Consulting Petrophysicist and Professional Engineer living in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. In a career that spans 50+ years, he has specialized in integrated petro... Read More > Read More
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