WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Geological Supervisors, Exploration and Development Geologists, Sedimentologists, Petrophysicists and Geophysicists.

COURSE ORGANIZATION

This course will give an insight view to the geoscientists about the importance of the variations of fluvial, deltaic and shallow marine reservoirs and the critical effect on the hydrocarbon exploration and development.

The workshop will analyze some hydrocarbon reservoirs (shallow marine vs. fluviomarine clastics), considering the following:

COURSE CONTENT

Origin, Geometries of sandy bodies and emphasis on complexities of HC Reservoirs.
Criteria for recognition of different sedimentary facies, facies association, Genetic concepts.
Examples of modern and ancient models.
Delta structures and sub-environment climatic and tectonic controls of facies,
Sequence and cyclostratigraphic analytical approaches.
Syndepositional tectonic and sand disperse reservoir sand geometry
Heterogeneity and permeability barriers.
Development of repetitive lateral and vertical sequences in delta system.
Post Depositional Changes, Modelling of Depositional Environments and Case Studies.
Predict reservoir size, shape, trend and quality.

LOCATION

The course will be held at the Holiday Inn Maadi hotel in Cairo.

COURSE FEES

Inclusive of coffee breaks, lunch and manual in Holiday Inn Maadi hotel, Cairo.

INSTRUCTOR PROFILE

DR. M. DARWISH has obtained his B.Sc. in 1968 from Cairo University and Ph.D. in 1979 from Bucharest University. He is EREX Consultant for Sedimentology and Professor in Cairo University for Sedimentology and Petroleum Geology. During the last ten years, Dr. Darwish has offered appreciated consulting services on sedimentology and sequence stratigraphy for the oil companies in Egypt.