

E-Learning Course Catalogue
Basin Analysis

Carbon Capture and Storage
Data Analytics, Economics and Risk Analysis
Drilling and Well Engineering
Geophysics and Seismic Interpretation
Petrophysics
Reservoir Development
Reservoir and Production Engineering
Sedimentology and Stratigraphy
Structure and Tectonics
Geology
Limestones are host to some of the worlds largest hydrocarbon reservoirs. This course provides an overview of carbonate depositional environments and reservoir characteristics.
8 Modules | 8-12 hrs of learning
- Carbonate components and limestone classification
- Carbonate depositional environments
- Coastal carbonate depositional environments
- Shallow marine carbonate deposits
- Carbonate platforms successions
- Pelagic carbonates and chalk
- Carbonate sequence stratigraphy
- Evaporites
This course examines aspects of structural interpretation in different tectonic regimes, from outcrop to regional scale, using subsurface and outcrop examples.
8 Modules | 8-12 hrs of learning
- Fault geometries
- Fault growth & displacements
- Planar extensional fault systems
- Listric extensional fault systems
- Rift systems
- Inversion fault systems
- Strike-slip fault systems
- Thrust fault systems
- Salt tectonics
Geophysics
This course provides an appreciation of the strengths and weaknesses of key seismic methods and will cover what questions to ask about seismic resolution, structural imaging, and depth maps.
7 Modules | 7-11 hrs of learning
- Introduction to Seismic Methods
- Seismic Acquisition
- Seismic Processing
- Simple Depth Conversion
- Structural Modelling
- Wavelets
- Resolution
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the geophysical methods of characterisation of a hydrocarbon reservoir.
8 Modules | 8-12 hrs of learning
- Borehole Geophysics
- Data Integration & Calibration
- Reservoir Delineation
- Reservoir Characterisation
- Pressure and Fracture Prediction
- Time Lapse Seismic
- Multi Component Seismic
- Impact of Geophysics on Risk Assessment
This course provides a thorough introduction to all aspects of seismic data, from the fundamentals of the seismic method to mapping and the use of seismic attributes.
8 Modules | 8-12 hrs of learning
- Prospect risk factors influencing interpretation workflows
- Calibration methods (well-tie)
- Vertical Seismic Profiles
- Structural interpretation
- Attributes for lithology, fluids, and rock mechanics
- Modelling and depth conversion tools
- Validation using 2D modeling, ray tracing and full waveform modeling
- Stratigraphic interpretation of seismic data
Well Engineering
This course provides a thorough introduction to casing program design. It starts with an introduction to casing and cementing programs followed by a detailed review of casing depth and size selection. Casing and liner design procedures are discussed and the model concludes with coverage of casing running practices and program examples.
5 Modules | 5-8 hrs of learning
- Introduction to Casing Programs
- Casing Depth and Size Selection
- Casing and Liner Design Procedures
- Casing Running Practices
- Casing Design Calculations & Exercises
This course starts with building basic competence in the fundamentals of cement selection, design, and cementing operational practices. A range of topics including types of cement, surface equipment; such as pumps and mixers, and numerous downhole tools and equipment will be covered. Later modules build on the fundamentals of primary cementing by introducing secondary, or remedial, cementing.
8 Modules | 8-12 hrs of learning
- Fundamentals of Cementing
- Surface Equipment & Types of Cement
- Well Preparation & Downhole Equipment
- Cementing Operations
- Cementing Operational Failures
- Plug Cementing
- Squeeze Cementing
- Cementing Calculation Exercises
This course will start by taking you through the basic principles of well integrity with the primary focus on the role of casing and cementing in well integrity. You will then explore casing failure mechanisms before a deeper dive into the various tools commonly used today to evaluate or monitor casing integrity. The goal will be to help you appreciate the “big picture” about well integrity while focusing on casing integrity evaluation.
The second part of the course focuses on cement evaluation and explores the common tools used today. The physics of each tool will be discussed to help you appreciate how each tool works and key factors that affect tool response and log results will be covered. You will also learn how to select the best tool to meet your well investigation requirements.
4 Modules | 4-6 hrs of learning
- Fundamentals of Casing and Cement Integrity
- Casing Failures
- Casing Integrity Tools
- Cement Integrity Evaluation Tools
In this course you will acquire a fundamental knowledge of qualitative and quantitative cement bond interpretation techniques taking into consideration some well conditions and operational factors that are key to proper interpretation of the bond logs. The importance and impact of quality control on cement evaluation tools and cement bond interpretation will be covered as well as some typical cementing problems that you need to be aware of that can affect the quality of cement and cement evaluation. Examples of evaluation of top of cement behind casing, casing to cement coupling, cement to formation quality will be presented as well as some special cases.
4 Modules | 4-6 hrs of learning
- Cement Bond Log Interpretation
- Typical Cementing Problems
- Evaluation of Cement Bond to Casing
- Determining Zonal Isolation























