Reservoir Management and Production Optimization Training Course

Course Overview

Learning Objectives

• By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
• Analyze key reservoir properties and their impact on production performance.
• Evaluate reservoir pressure, fluid behavior, and production mechanisms.
• Apply reservoir surveillance techniques to monitor field performance.
• Interpret production, pressure, water-cut, and gas-oil ratio trends.
• Assess well and reservoir performance using relevant technical indicators.
• Identify production constraints, reservoir challenges, and underperforming assets.
• Apply material balance and decline analysis concepts to support reservoir evaluation.
• Evaluate well intervention and production optimization opportunities.
• Develop strategies for water and gas production management.
• Assess injection and pressure-maintenance strategies for improved recovery.
• Optimize well and field production while considering reservoir limitations.
• Integrate reservoir, production, drilling, and facilities considerations into field decisions.

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Learning Outcomes

• Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
• Interpret fundamental reservoir and fluid properties affecting production.
• Evaluate reservoir drive mechanisms and their influence on field performance.
• Analyze pressure and production trends to identify changes in reservoir behavior.
• Apply systematic reservoir surveillance and performance-monitoring approaches.
• Diagnose well and reservoir underperformance using production data.
• Evaluate water breakthrough, increasing water cut, and gas production behavior.
• Apply material balance and decline analysis techniques to reservoir performance assessment.
• Identify production bottlenecks and opportunities for optimization.
• Evaluate well intervention and stimulation opportunities from a production perspective.
• Assess artificial lift and pressure-management considerations.
• Develop water and gas control strategies to protect production and recovery.
• Evaluate injection strategies and pressure-maintenance opportunities.
• Prioritize production optimization opportunities based on technical and economic considerations.
• Develop integrated reservoir and production optimization plans.

Course Outline

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