This course is
designed to introduce the principles of well narratives and various devices and
how to calculate the physical properties or parameters of rocks, especially oil
reservoir rocks.
Intended learning outcomes
By studying the
course, the student will be able to:
1. Learn about the
principles of well narratives and various devices and how to interpret curves.
2. Learn about the various recordings and
their uses
3. He can know the thickness of the rock
formations and determine the quality of the water in the rocks
4. He acquires skills to deal with curves and
extract information hidden within them.
5. Predicts the type of geological formation
and the dysfunctional fluids within it from the correct interpretation of the
narratives.
6.
It infer different relationships between the petrophysical properties of
rocks and the development of other petrophysical parameters of the rock.
7. Learn about the different ways to calculate
the oil reserve and how to calculate it using different narratives.
8. It interprets and analyzes the narratives by
explaining the geology and extracting the properties of reservoir rock.
Teaching and learning methods
1. Lectures
2. Solving various
problems and exercises
3. A field trip to
train equipment
4. Training in
computer programs
Methods of assessments
1. The first half-exam
is 25% written
2. Second
half-examination is 25% written
3. 50% final written
exam
4. Success rate of 50%
and above
5. The total decision
estimate is 100%
Course Contents :
Introduction
of Well Log Interpretation- Borehole Environment
