NMR Petrophysics, Inc.
Text Box: Petrophysics Courses Text Box: All Petrophysics Courses are available for “in-house” presentation. 43 Short Courses to 900+ Students NMR Logging Technology – 4 Day Course Aberdeen, UK, March 26-29, $4875 Houston, Feb 20-23, $4475 To register call 281-468-7755 or email info@nmrpetrophysics.com Course Overview: This is a comprehensive summary of NMR Logging including basic physics, signal processing, practical considerations and tool selection, job design, data processing, interpretation, quality control and log/core integration. Emphasis is on practical application and building of interpretation skills with dozens of real-world examples. Day four will be a computing lab to include processing of NMR data sets using Logic software. This course will provide an understanding of: NMR physics T1, T2 and diffusion, T2 interpretation, pore size and fluid effects Signal processing, inversion, averaging, signal to noise NMR porosity, bound fluid models, permeability models NMR log integration with resistivity based analysis Commercially used NMR fluid identification methods Practical considerations of NMR logging including environmental effects Commercial tools and appropriate uses of each including CMR, CMR-200, CMR+, MRX, MRIL B and C, MRIL Prime, MRIL-XL, MREX, Sperry, Baker, Anadrill LWD tools, and MRILab, Javelin Quality control of NMR logs NMR shale applications Log– core integration Job planning and design, parameter selection NMR data processing capabilities of commercial software packages including Logic, and Powerlog Computing lab will include: Loading, averaging, inversion of echo data Effect of various bound fluid and permeability models Resistivity based analysis methods Use of NMR fluid identification methods Quality control procedures Partial Client List These schools have been attended by Halliburton, Schlumberger, Baker Atlas, Computalog/Weatherford, BP-Amoco, Exxon-Mobil, Chevron-Texaco, Pemex, Maersk, Paradigm, INA, Sonangol, Lasmo, Core Labs, PTS Labs, Burlington, Oxy, Anadarko, UP Resources, ElPaso Energy, Devon, Kerr-McGee, Marathon, Enterprise, AGIP, Swift Energy, Cobb and Associates, Ryder-Scott, Mobil, Husky, Mitchell Energy, Talisman, RWE, and others. An abbreviated version has been given as an SPE Technology Transfer Course About the instructor: With 30 years of oil and gas industry experience, Brian Stambaugh is currently President of NMR Petrophysics, Inc. After nine years with Schlumberger, he joined Numar Corporation in 1990. While at Numar, Brian assisted with development of new computational techniques for NMR, and assisted with marketing and engineering efforts as borehole NMR technology emerged. He served as a consultant to Computalog, Atlas Wireline, and Halliburton, and provided interpretation and technical support during overseas assignments. Brian has performed or supervised the processing of NMR data sets from over 1500 wells, has delivered more than 50 short courses on NMR and bypassed/unconventional resources to over 900 participants, and has published articles and technical papers on the subject of NMR logging. He has served as an SPWLA Distinguished Lecturer and SPE Technology Update Speaker. Brian holds a B.S.M.E. from South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. Tuition: $4875 Aberdeen, $4475 Houston, includes 300 page course manual Registration: 281-468-7755, or email info@nmrpetrophysics.com Comments from previous students: “I have attended this seminar and found it to be a thorough examination of NMR by a very knowledgeable analyst. Excellent”. –Petrophysicist with 30 years experience “Your balanced approach was most refreshing. The manual will be quite useful as an ongoing reference guide.” -Petrophysicist “This was a very good course that I would highly recommend to others. The manual was excellent and it will be a valued reference book.” -Engineer “I feel better able to judge now in which situations an NMR log would be justified.” -Geologist Case Studies of Recognizing Bypassed Pay and Unconventional Resources From Logs, Quality Control of Processed Logs One Day Course Course Overview: This one-day course presents more than a dozen case studies of bypassed or unconventional pay in shale, clastics, and carbonates. The examples will be reviewed by class attendees in teams and discussed with the class in a workshop format designed to encourage discussion and learning. With no equations beyond the Archie formula, and minimal theory, the goals of the course are: To improve skills in recognizing unusual log signatures that can indicate an unconventional or bypassed resource. To improve basic logging tool theory To improve skills in quality control of standard logs and processed logs To recognize situations where additional help may be needed, and where additional logs, core or other information might be needed for proper formation evaluation Recommended For: For general audiences from new grads to gray hairs, for all Geoscientists– anyone with a basic understanding of logs. A diverse mix of experience levels and disciplines provides better discussion. Case Studies (partial list): Niobrara shaley carbonate, natural fractures Barnett shale case study Bakken shale case study Tuscaloosa marine shale Marcellus shale case study Mowry shale case study Hugoton Council Grove mixed lithology low contrast pay with processed log issue Greenhorn/Niobrara organic shale Hugoton Council Grove mixed lithology low contrast pay with processed log issue GOM Mahogany subsalt laminated low contrast pay sands GOM Eugene Island 330 low contrast pay Canadian fractured CMR log Keg River carbonate Canadian fracture CMR log carbonate Salt plugged porosity Brown dolomite, incorrect processing Haynesville shale Travis Peak low contrast shaley pay shaley sand, incorrect and corrected processed log Wattenberg J sand organic shale bypassed pay, NMR log and synthetic NMR Tuition: $725, includes 100+ page color course manual Registration: 281-468-7755 or email info@nmrpetrophysics.com An Update on Modern NMR Logging, Applications and Limitations, New Applications in Shale One Day Course Course Overview: This one-day course provides an overview of current NMR logging technology, including new applications in unconventional reservoirs. The course includes several case studies and log examples, which are scrutinized by attendees with respect to optimized data acquisition, quality control, and data processing methods. The course includes examination of T1 and T2 logging, pore size, fluid effects, porosity, bound fluid and permeability models, fluid identification from NMR, review of currently available logging tools, applications in unconventional reservoirs and limitations of NMR. Recommended for all Geoscientists desiring an overview of NMR logging and an update on recent advancements. Course Outline: Introduction, why NMR? NMR physics T1, T2, and diffusion, pore size, fluid effects Signal processing, inversion, averaging, signal to noise T1 logging Internal gradients, mineralogy effects Resistivity based NMR computed logs, NMR for reservoir characterization, Applications in unconventional reservoirs Using NMR for fluid identification Quality control of NMR logs Tuition: $875, includes 100+ page color course manual Registration: 281-468-7755 or email info@nmrpetrophysics.com

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