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Carbonate Petrophysics

07 – 11 July 2025Abu Dhabi24 – 28 Nov. 2025Dubai08 – 12 Dec. 2025Abu Dhabi

Course Overview:
The course provides to  develop or improve their skill and understanding of basic economic analysis andprofitability of petroleum exploration andproduction
The course provides to recognize the key distinctions between carbonates and sandstones, and understand the implications of those differences upon modern logging tool responses and formation evaluation methods
Perform both quick-look and detailed interpretations, taking into account carbonatecomplexities
Design a cross-discipline formation evaluationprogram that will characterize the interpretational parameters associated, with a specificreservoir, and facilitate complete analysis

Course Objectives:
After attending the course, participants will be able to:
*Forecasting oil production 
*Defining: "reserves",operating expenses, capital expenditures, inflation, factorseffecting oil and gas prices Cash flow techniques
 Economic criteria: interest, hurdle rate, time value of money, selection, ranking criteria 
* Risk, uncertainty :types of risk, mathematical techniques, probabilistic models, uncertainty in economic analysis* *Financing ownership in the oil and gas industry: businessarrangements between operators, between mineral owners
*Accounting versus cash flow: accounting principles anddefinitions, differences between accounting cash numbers.depreciation, depletion, amortization 
*Budgeting: types,processes, selecting of projects for the budget Economic analysis of operations Computer economics softwareTips on economic factors in computer spreadsheet analysis After attending the course, participants will be able to:
*Reservoir classification according to the Lucia *Petrophysical Classification methodology 
* Capillary Pressure CT-*ScanSpectral
* Gamma Ray in Carbonate Carbonate 
*BulkDensity/ Pef Log Responses Neutron (wireline andLWD) Carbonate Log Evaluation Sonic and SpecialtyAcoustic Applications Porosity Log Quality Control and Normalization Porosity - Permeability - Mineralogyfrom *Core Data Carbonate Resistivity MeasurementsLaterolog vs. Induction Archie's Equation and Key Datasets as related to Carbonate Evaluation Pulsed Neutronlogging - More than surveillance tool Log-inject-log withPulsed Neutron Logging *Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Image Logs in the carbonate environment Borehole Gravity Meter Wireline Pressure
 *Profiles Dielectric Measurements Field Determination of Archie ExponentsIdentification and Evaluation of Primary vs. Vuggy/Fractured Porosity
 *Quick Look Case Histories Managers, engincers, explorationists, field accounting supervisors and other personnel who need to develop or improve their skill and understanding of basic economic analysis and profitability of petroleum exploration andproduction Petrophysicists, geologists, reservoir engineers,production engineers