Course Description

This course provides the knowledge, methodology and tools to develop field development schemes and strategies. Starting with collecting information and assessing the need for additional data, the course will cover all the topics of processes required to develop a field, environmental impact, geophysics, geology, reservoir and production engineering, infrastructure, well design and construction, completion design, surface facilities, and economics and risk assessment.

Course Objectives

By the end of this course, participant will be able to:

• Develop comprehensive field development schemes and strategies.
• Conduct environmental impact assessments and apply geophysical and geological analysis.
• Utilize risk and uncertainty analysis techniques in field development planning.
• Evaluate and interpret seismic data, logs, and core analysis for reservoir characterization.
• Apply reservoir modeling and simulation methods to optimize development strategies.
• Design surface facilities, plan well sequencing, and manage uncertainties in field development.
• Perform project economics and commercial evaluation for decision-making.
• Understand different stages of field life cycle and select appropriate development options.
• Collaborate effectively within an integrated professional team.

Who Can Benefit

• Reservoir Engineers
• Petroleum Engineers
• Geoscientists
• Field Engineers
• All individuals involved in the area of appraisal and development