2010 Fall Workshop — SOLD OUT!

Title: Shale Petrophysics

Overview:

As Industry's focus remains on Unconventional Reservoirs and these reservoirs become increasingly unconventional, the Petrophysicist's task of Reservoir Evaluation is ever more challenging.

This workshop focuses on Unconventional Reservoirs and explores the major areas of consideration for Petrophysicists and Log Analysts: Characterization, Geochemistry, Geomechanics & Anisotropy, Pore Scale Imaging and NMR. Additionally, Randy Miller will present a comparison of various shale plays.

Speakers:

Quinn Passey, ExxonMobil:
From Oil-Prone source Rock to Gas-Producing Shale Reservoir - Geologic and Petrophysical Characterization of Unconventional Shale-Gas Reservoirs

Mark Tobey, Encana:
Geochemical Applications – Mud Gas, TOC-RE & VRo

Jim Bray, Halliburton:
Mechanical Properties and Anisotropy in Shales

Richard Vessel, Geo Systems LLP:
Pore-Scale Imaging

Robert Lee, Core Laboratories:
Role of Bench-Top NMR in Shale Evaluation

Randy Miller, Core Laboratories:
Shale Play Comparisons

When: Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Where: Colorado School of Mines

Registration: Email here to be added to the waitlist. Registration deadline is October 6^th.  If you were a member in good standing as of August 1^st, you should have received an email with instructions for getting the special members-only price for this workshop.

Details: Fall Workshop - Shale Petrophysics.pdf