Course
details
Duration
| Description
| Applications
| Prerequisites
| Format |
Objectives
Duration
Two days.
Description
This course is intended for new and existing Tigress users who
are involved in producing reservoir maps and volumetric
calculations.
In this course we use averaged zone property results (zone
parameters) and zone top values to create well control point sets
for input to grid generation. We then cover editing of control
point data and grids, using both interactive techniques and
arithmetical operators. Trainees will learn how to determine
volumetric calculations for gross rock, net rock, net porosity and
net fluid porosity thicknesses and display them in
3D. Base map creation and plot generation are also
covered.
Applications
The following applications are covered in the course:
- Cartographic Projection
- Mapping Import/Export
- Map Editor
- Map Operations
- Perspective Display
- Volumetrics.
Prerequisites
Attendance of the Tigress Fundamentals course. Familiarity with working on
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:
- create a cartographic system for latitude and longitude
conversion
- use geological and petrophysical data to create control point
sets
- grid control point sets using CPS3 or DGI algorithms
- define contouring intervals and other display parameters
- edit mapping data interactively
- calculate dip and azimuth values from structure maps
- create full base map displays and hardcopy
- generate 3D grid and fence diagram displays
- apply arithmetical and logical operators to grids and control
point data
- calculate gross rock, net reservoir rock, net porosity and net
fluid pore volumes.