In actual fact, subconsciously each dip determination that we make is an interpretation based on a combination of geological principles, a knowledge of the image log response, and the experience from working in the particular formations being studied. This course gives a review of the structural dip on the geological images that are in common usage.

Course Outline (Table of Content)

• Structural Bedding On Geological Image Logs

  ( 1 video 1 pdf)
• Background ( 1 video 1 pdf)
• Challenges
• Objectives
• Workflow
• Structural Bedding
• Structural Analysis Techniques
• Structures in Carbonate Rocks
• Conclusion

Cost of Course (USD)

$30

Who Should Buy This Course?

• Borehole Reservoir Geologists
• Geophysicists
• Petrophysicists
• Sedimentologists

Why Should You Buy This Course?

• Sometimes, a structural bedding dip is not picked accurately on the image logs or the Structural bedding dip picking is semi-automatic.
• A computer-based cross-section along a NNE-SSW plane based on this dip data will be unreliable if the structural dip picking is not picked properly.

Course Preparation

• Learners should have prior knowledge of :
  •  Logging operations & techniques.
  • Understanding of borehole image tools and their application in reservoir characterization.
  • Structural Geology fundamentals.
  • Structures in carbonate and sandstone rocks (basic).
  • Fracture characterization basics.

• Learners should review and study deeply at least one example of the image log analysis from their company (borehole geological analysis report). The borehole image log could be for vertical and or horizontal well from one of your fields. It could be for sandstone and a carbonate reservoir. It could be for Wireline images or for LWD log.

• Learners should have access to a computer with internet access.

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