About the course
Basin analysis demands an integrated approach from explorations. It can be both inappropriate and misleading to suggest that the tectonic-thermal-sedimentologic evolution of any one basin is an established fact, or even that all basins submit to the same simple and equivocal models. The participants will be provided with theory, methods, and practice to develop and optimize their own individual basin evaluation and modelling. Incorporated as practical problems for workshop analysis and significant group discussion are case histories from throughout the world utilizing geologic, geophysical, and geochemical data.
Course Objectives
- Systematically assess the evolution of a basin’s conventional and unconventional petroleum system criticals through space and time through a practical application of geology, geophysics, and geochemistry
- Deconstruct a basin through space and time and build predictive basin models useful in exploration
- Evaluate the geomechanical fundamentals controlling a basin’s burial history through tectonic subsidence analysis
- Determine the thermal history of a basin and its importance upon source maturity dynamics
- Relate organic source quantity and quality to sedimentary processes and environments
- Delineate migration pathways through space and time
- Characterize clastic, carbonate, and unconventional reservoir criticals
- Evaluate seal/trap quality
- Construct and analyze petroleum events chart
- Geovalidate the kinetic model
- Rank and quantify petroleum system risk both deterministically and stochastically using Monte Carlo methods
- Construct and analyze a decision tree with both geologic and economic risk factors
- Classify basins for exploration and development
- Determine within a basin the optimal stratigraphic and spatial location for exploring conventional and unconventional resources
- Work in an integrative team to generate and present a prospect from the team’s own crafted 2D basin model from both well control and seismic generated virtual wells
Course Content
- Introduction to the Petroleum System and Petroleum System Criticals
- Geomechanical fundamentals of basin formation
- Burial history curve
- Tectonic subsidence analysis
- Geothermics: steady state and rifting
- Organic geochemistry: quantity, quality, and maturity
- Migration pathways
- Reservoir-traps-seals and analogs
- Critical points
- Basin classification
- Quantifying uncertainty, minimizing risk, and making decisions
- Synthesis
Who Should Attend?
Geoscientists who require a practical familiarity with the application of a variety of state-of-the-art conventional and unconventional tools of hydrocarbon evaluation to sedimentary basins
5 Days
Course Fees (VAT Included)
Lagos/PH/Abuja: ₦ 430,000.00
UK/US/Ghana/Others: $ 4,300.00
About the course
Basin analysis demands an integrated approach from explorations. It can be both inappropriate and misleading to suggest that the tectonic-thermal-sedimentologic evolution of any one basin is an established fact, or even that all basins submit to the same simple and equivocal models. The participants will be provided with theory, methods, and practice to develop and optimize their own individual basin evaluation and modelling. Incorporated as practical problems for workshop analysis and significant group discussion are case histories from throughout the world utilizing geologic, geophysical, and geochemical data.
Course Objectives
- Systematically assess the evolution of a basin’s conventional and unconventional petroleum system criticals through space and time through a practical application of geology, geophysics, and geochemistry
- Deconstruct a basin through space and time and build predictive basin models useful in exploration
- Evaluate the geomechanical fundamentals controlling a basin’s burial history through tectonic subsidence analysis
- Determine the thermal history of a basin and its importance upon source maturity dynamics
- Relate organic source quantity and quality to sedimentary processes and environments
- Delineate migration pathways through space and time
- Characterize clastic, carbonate, and unconventional reservoir criticals
- Evaluate seal/trap quality
- Construct and analyze petroleum events chart
- Geovalidate the kinetic model
- Rank and quantify petroleum system risk both deterministically and stochastically using Monte Carlo methods
- Construct and analyze a decision tree with both geologic and economic risk factors
- Classify basins for exploration and development
- Determine within a basin the optimal stratigraphic and spatial location for exploring conventional and unconventional resources
- Work in an integrative team to generate and present a prospect from the team’s own crafted 2D basin model from both well control and seismic generated virtual wells
Course Content
- Introduction to the Petroleum System and Petroleum System Criticals
- Geomechanical fundamentals of basin formation
- Burial history curve
- Tectonic subsidence analysis
- Geothermics: steady state and rifting
- Organic geochemistry: quantity, quality, and maturity
- Migration pathways
- Reservoir-traps-seals and analogs
- Critical points
- Basin classification
- Quantifying uncertainty, minimizing risk, and making decisions
- Synthesis
Who Should Attend?
Geoscientists who require a practical familiarity with the application of a variety of state-of-the-art conventional and unconventional tools of hydrocarbon evaluation to sedimentary basins
5 Days
Course Fees (VAT Included)
Lagos/PH/Abuja: ₦ 430,000.00
UK/US/Ghana/Others: $ 4,300.00
- Award of Certificate.
- Professional Training Materials
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ACCOUNT DETAILS
NAIRA ACCOUNT
BANK: ECOBANK
ACCOUNT NAME: SBT PETROLEUM GEOSCIENCE LIMITED
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 1613062169
BRANCH: Chevron Branch
SORT CODE: 050150340
DOLLAR ACCOUNT
BANK: ECOBANK
ACCOUNT NAME: SBT PETROLEUM GEOSCIENCE LIMITED
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 1613062183
BRANCH: Chevron Branch
SORT CODE: 050150340