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Sector:
Oil and Gas - Upstream/Production
Technical Focus Area:
Subsurface & Flow
About the Course
This course provides advanced technical training in carbonate reservoir management, addressing the distinctive heterogeneity and pore-system complexity that make carbonate reservoirs challenging to characterize and produce. It is designed for experienced reservoir professionals working on carbonate assets.
Participants examine carbonate depositional systems, diagenetic overprints, and fracture networks, and how each factor shapes flow behavior and recovery strategy. The course closes with a practical review of management approaches suited to heterogeneous carbonate reservoirs, drawing on comparable field examples.
Learning Milestones
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Characterize carbonate pore systems and their impact on flow.
- Assess the role of fractures in carbonate reservoir performance.
- Recommend management strategies for heterogeneous carbonate reservoirs.
- Interpret diagenetic overprints on reservoir quality.
- Evaluate recovery mechanisms specific to carbonate reservoirs.
- Identify data requirements for carbonate reservoir characterization.
Professional Audience
This course is ideal for experienced professionals working on carbonate reservoir assets, including:
- Reservoir engineers on carbonate fields
- Reservoir geologists and geomodelers
- Production engineers supporting carbonate assets
- Field development planning teams
- Technical consultants specializing in carbonates
Modular Syllabus
Carbonate Depositional Systems
Carbonate depositional environments
Facies distribution in carbonate platforms
Sequence stratigraphy in carbonate systems
Comparing carbonate and clastic reservoir architecture
Data sources for carbonate depositional interpretation
Course Dates & Prices
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