Our public and private training courses help you to get the most out of modern structural analysis techniques. We have designed the courses to meet the challenging and changing demands on the technical skills of geologists and geophysicists as exploration and development moves into more advanced phases. Courses can also be offered in-house at your offices, and can be tailored to your specific day-to-day work requirements.
Getting started with T7 (1day): This is a course with a dominantly practical content. It is aimed at users who require a quick start in using T7.
Introduction to T7 (3 days): Concepts covered include interpreting faults and horizons in 3D seismic, derivation of a geologically robust three dimensional faulted framework model, structural quality control, geometric seal analysis, integration of well data, the SGR method, fault seal calibration and geo-mechanical risk factors.
Fault Seal Analysis - Theory (1 or 2 days): Theory-based course on methods and techniques for evaluating sealing faults.
Practical Fault Analysis (3 days): Practical (need not be software-driven) course that covers all aspects of fault interpretation, from picking strategies through correlation and linkage to structural quality control.
Geo-modelling in T7 (3 days): How to use T7 to create, populate and analyze faults in geo-models (also known as Geo-cellular grids or CPGs).
Fracture Prediction in T7 (3 days): How to use Elastic Dislocation (ED) methods for predicting fractures in T7, deriving forward models of fracture patterns and densities for inclusion in reservoir simulations.
We offer a series of ~30-minute webinars designed to help users get more from T7 by focusing on practical, everyday workflows. Delivered via online meeting software, each session includes time for Q&A and can be scheduled at your convenience.
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For more details on course content, availability and prices, please contact Badleys by using the link below.