Course
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Description |
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Prerequisites |
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Objectives
Duration
Two days.
Description
This course is intended for new and existing Tigress users who
are involved in geological and petrophysical interpretation.
Trainees will be taught data preparation techniques, both to
validate and edit imported data prior to interpretation. We will
show you how to set up zonal well correlations (picks, zone tops),
and use them to calculate zone thicknesses and store petrophysical
parameters generated in crossplots, histograms and other
interpretation routines. You will then use these parameters as
input to CPI generation, the results of which are zonally averaged
for input to mapping.
Applications
The following applications are covered in the course:
- Trace Edit
- Core Depth Matching
- Log Depth Matching
- Corrections
- Zonation Dictionary
- Well Correlation and Zonation
- Isochore/Isopach
- Crossplot
- Histogram
- RFT Analysis
- Parameter Table
- Petrophysics Interpretation
- Zonal Averaging
- Log Plot
- Audit Trail
Prerequisites
Attendance of the Tigress Fundamentals course. Familiarity with Unix/Linux
workstations and windowed environments is an advantage.
Format
Demonstrations, lectures and user exercises.
Objectives
On completion of the course, trainees will be able to:
- use the relevant data loading applications to view and edit
imported data numerically
- perform standard log data editing and preparation
techniques
- create single well zonations and multiwell correlations
- generate isochore and isopach zonal thicknesses
- perform routine petrophysical log core analysis
- produce zonal average values
- track data edits
- produce final composite plots.