Course Objectives:

This course provides an in-depth understanding of reservoir engineering principles and their practical applications in reservoir management. By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the fundamentals of reservoir engineering and its role in hydrocarbon recovery.
• Analyze reservoir rock and fluid properties and their impact on production.
• Apply material balance equations to estimate hydrocarbon reserves.
• Utilize decline curve analysis, pressure transient analysis, and well testing for reservoir evaluation.
• Implement reservoir simulation models for predicting production performance.
• Apply enhanced oil recovery (EOR) techniques for improved recovery efficiency.
• Develop integrated reservoir management strategies to optimize field development and production.
• Evaluate reservoir surveillance techniques for monitoring field performance.

Target Audience

This course is designed for professionals involved in reservoir engineering, field development, and production optimization. The target audience includes:

• Reservoir Engineers – Professionals involved in reservoir modeling and forecasting.
• Petroleum Engineers – Engineers working in field development and production optimization.
• Production Engineers – Engineers responsible for well performance and enhanced oil recovery.
• Geoscientists & Geologists – Professionals involved in reservoir characterization and modeling.
• Asset Managers & Field Development Teams – Decision-makers involved in integrated reservoir management.
• Technical Consultants & Researchers – Professionals working on reservoir performance evaluation.