PEGN 419Introduction to Formation Evaluation and Well Logging

Mansur Ermila, Ph.D., Associate Teaching Professor, Department of Petroleum Engineering

Summer 2017 Cohort

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An introduction to forma-tionevaluation and well logging methods, including the relationship between measured properties and reservoir properties. Analysis of log suites for reservoir size and content. Graphical and analytical methods will be developed to allow the student to better visualize the reservoir, its contents, and its potential for production.

•The course materials were divided into four different modules. •Each module contains two main learning outcomes, •These learning outcomes were built on each other.

WHAT IS CHANGING

LOGGING EXAMPLE

The physical prop-perties are recorded continuously as a function of depth, while the tools are pulled out of thewell.

Outcomes

Define methods of gathering information

Recognize wireline logging

operation

Identify the concepts of open

hole logs

Apply theoretical fundamentals of

logs

Analyze/Interpret the data

Estimate elastic properties of the

formation

Recognize safety issues