Course Details
This course provides participants with a solid foundation in the principles and practices of basic reservoir engineering. It covers essential concepts such as reservoir rock and fluid properties, material balance, drive mechanisms, well performance, and introductory reservoir simulation. Participants will gain the skills needed to understand reservoir behavior, assess performance, and support field development planning. The course aligns with industry applications in upstream oil and gas operations.
| DATE | VENUE | FEE |
| 18 - 22 Jan 2026 | Dammam, Saudi Arabia | $ 5000 |
This course is appropriate for a wide range of professionals but not limited to:
- Reservoir, Petroleum, and Production Engineers (Entry Level)
- Geoscientists and Subsurface Professionals
- Field Engineers and Technical Personnel
- Operations and Production Staff working with subsurface data
- Engineering Graduates entering the oil and gas industry
- Anyone seeking foundational knowledge in reservoir engineering
- Expert-led sessions with dynamic visual aids
- Comprehensive course manual to support practical application and reinforcement
- Interactive discussions addressing participants’ real-world projects and challenges
- Insightful case studies and proven best practices to enhance learning
By the end of this course, participants should be able to:
- Understand reservoir engineering fundamentals and terminology
- Describe reservoir rock and fluid properties and their impact on performance
- Apply basic material balance concepts and identify reservoir drive mechanisms
- Interpret well performance data and estimate reservoir parameters
- Understand the basics of reservoir simulation and decline curve analysis
- Support decision-making in reservoir development and management
DAY 1
Introduction to Reservoir Engineering
- Welcome and Introduction
- Pre-Test
- Overview of Reservoir Engineering and Its Role in Upstream Operations
- Reservoir Types and Classifications
- Basic Subsurface Terminology and Concepts
- Introduction to Reservoir Fluids and Phase Behavior
- Basic Concepts of Porosity and Permeability
- Exercise
DAY 2
Reservoir Rock and Fluid Properties
- Reservoir Rock Properties: Porosity, Permeability, Saturation
- Capillary Pressure and Relative Permeability
- Reservoir Fluid Properties: PVT Behavior
- Phase Diagrams and Fluid Characterization
- Reservoir Flow Concepts and Darcy’s Law
- Fluid Sampling and Laboratory Analysis
- Exercise
DAY 3
Reservoir Drive Mechanisms and Material Balance
- Natural Drive Mechanisms: Water Drive, Gas Cap Expansion, Solution Gas Drive
- Pressure Behavior and Performance Characteristics
- Introduction to Material Balance Equations
- Estimating OOIP and OGIP Using Material Balance
- Aquifer Models and Influx Calculations
- Exercise
DAY 4
Well Performance and Decline Analysis
- Inflow Performance Relationships (IPR)
- Well Testing Fundamentals and Interpretation Basics
- Productivity Index and Well Deliverability Concepts
- Introduction to Decline Curve Analysis
- Data Requirements and Forecasting Production
- Introduction to Reservoir Simulation Concepts
- Exercise
DAY 5
Reservoir Management Principles and Course Wrap-up
- Fundamentals of Reservoir Surveillance and Monitoring
- Production Optimization Techniques
- Introduction to Field Development Planning
- Reservoir Uncertainty and Risk Considerations
- Post-Test
- Certificate Ceremony
Course Code
GDR-122
Start date
2026-01-18
End date
2026-01-22
Duration
5 days
Fees
$ 5000
Category
Geology, Drilling and Reservoirs Engineering
City
Dammam, Saudi Arabia
Language
English
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