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Reservoir Engineering
Applied Reservoir Engineering
A broad grounding in reservoir engineering for conventional reservoirs, moving from rock and fluid properties through to simulation and field development planning. The work is framed within a multidisciplinary team setting and supported by spreadsheet calculations and a substantial reference pack. It is intended as the base on which later reservoir engineering study is built.
- Discipline
- Reservoir Engineering
- Level
- Foundation
- Duration
- 10 days
- Formats
- Classroom, Live online, In-house, Blended
Every course can be delivered in-house and tailored to your organisation.
Who should attend
Engineers and geoscientists stepping into a reservoir engineering role, and other technical staff who want a thorough foundation in the subject.
What participants will be able to do
- Describe the main tasks and tools of a reservoir engineer
- Explain how rock properties are measured and distributed across a reservoir
- Interpret fluid contacts, wettability and capillary pressure effects
- Apply core reservoir engineering calculations using spreadsheets
- Relate reservoir analysis to simulation and field development planning
Topics covered
- Rock and fluid properties
- Capillary pressure and wettability
- Fluid contacts and saturations
- Reservoir simulation basics
- Field development planning
- Multidisciplinary teamwork