A Live Webinar featuring, Leon Thomsen

Duration/Format: 4 half-day interactive webinar sessions, May 11 to 14, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm Central Time (Houston, USA)

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This 16-hour course summarizes the state-of-the-art of seismic reservoir characterization, using anisotropic seismic rock physics.

Classical reservoir characterization typically assumes that the reservoir is elastically and hydraulically isotropic and is adequately analyzed using core and/or log data. However, most real reservoirs are elastically and hydraulically anisotropic, and spatially heterogeneous (on many scales), so that core and/or log data are not representative of the larger reservoir volume. This applies to both conventional and unconventional reservoirs. Hence, the best means to physically characterize most real reservoirs, throughout their volume, uses seismic data, acquired and interpreted anisotropically. Azimuthal processing is the new standard.

Miss part of the sessions? Never fear. All sessions are recorded and available for later viewing by registered users.
It works on PC's, iPads, or iPhones. No travel costs. 1.6 CEU's are awarded.