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Formal Courses

Fundamentals of Core Description and trace fossil recognition

Applied Ichnology: Recognition of Shallow Marine Environments

Facies, Sequences and Flow Units

Risk Reduction Through Quantitative Show, Seal and Migration Analysis

Coming:

Tight gas sands:Geological and petrophysical controls on traps and production

 

Exploration Philosophy

"The map is wrong. It is always wrong. The question is, how wrong is it"? --Jim Mika, Gupco Exploration, Cairo, Egypt

DSP staff recognize that petroleum exploraton is a high risk business. We recognize that integration of cutting edge technology with highly skilled teams is the key to risk reduction.

Recent technical advances we concentrate on which contribute to risk reduction include:

The key to our approach is:

'Early and quantitative assessment of cores, facies, flow units and shows'---the rocks never lie. We can make sense of the vertical and lateral variations in facies, seals and hydrocarbons.

Team training philosophy

Hands on

Multi-discipline teams learning the same language and integration tools

Your choice of:

1-4 day formal training with materials

Applied workshops using your data with course content tailored to your information and your people

Software tools we use:

Excel-based capillary pressure, pseudo-capillary pressure, pore-throat and flow unit analysis

Excel-based templates for capturing oil and gas show data for export to logs and seismic on workstations

Trinity migration, seal and charge modeling

ARCGIS based integration, paleogeographic map conversion to seal grids and calibration of shows information to test/validate migration models

Landmark, Petrel, Petra and other workstation software.