Subsurface & Reservoir
Petroleum Geochemistry & Reservoir Modeling
Connect petroleum geochemistry, rock properties and reservoir models to assess subsurface behaviour and development uncertainty.
Courses in Petroleum Geochemistry & Reservoir Modeling
7 course optionsThis area uses geochemical evidence and subsurface models to examine petroleum generation, reservoir behaviour and development uncertainty. It is for geochemists, geoscientists and reservoir teams integrating analytical data with modelling decisions.
Uncertainty and Risk Analysis in Petroleum System Modeling
Assess input uncertainty, sensitivity and geological scenarios in petroleum system models.
Kinetics in Hydrocarbon Generation and Cracking in Petroleum System Modeling Projects
Review kinetic assumptions, thermal histories and calibration in petroleum system modelling.
Petroleum System Modeling in Areas with Intense Tectonic Activity
Review burial reconstruction, thermal evolution and migration uncertainty in tectonically complex settings.
Applications of Petroleum Geochemistry in Reservoir Management and Production Development Strategies
Connect fluid characterisation and geochemical comparisons with reservoir management and development questions.
Asphaltene Studies Assurance
Review asphaltene characterisation, stability evidence and implications for production flow assurance.
Digital Rock Physics
Assess rock imaging, pore structure models and validation against physical measurements.
Coupled Reservoir Geomechanics Simulation
Review flow–stress coupling, rock inputs and interpretation of reservoir simulation results.
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Who it suits
Geochemists, petroleum system modellers, reservoir engineers and subsurface teams evaluating fluids, rocks and model outputs.
Professional value
Strengthen interpretation of geological evidence, reservoir properties and modelling uncertainty.
Delivery options
Online, on-site or hybrid formats depending on the selected programme.
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