March 10, 2009


Description

Petrophysicists, engineers, geologists and managers rely on paper logs and digital data to determine if there are hydrocarbons in a well. The calculations can be numerous, but ultimately a decision must be made to complete the well, abandon it, or work it over to another zone up the hole.  The data might be old and stored in boxes in a closet, or loaded on a supercomputer.  However, a basic understanding of rock and fluids underground, together with the knowledge of how several log curves "wiggle" will allow anyone to estimate where the hydrocarbons are located. 
 
This talk will describe the log acquisition process, basic Gulf of Mexico geology, and how to eyeball a log and find the pay.

 

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I hope this helps our techs in the industry.  Thank you.  Please contact Marci Nickerson for further information.

Featured Speakers

Speaker Mr. David Hill

VP of Engineering
PPI Technology Services

David Hill began his career in 1988 with Schlumberger in Lake Charles, LA as a wireline logging engineer.  For 20 years he learned about logging, drilling, and workovers in the USA and overseas.  He has authored several technical papers, a Schlumberger book on horizontal well logs, and has been lucky enough …

VP of Engineering
PPI Technology Services


David Hill began his career in 1988 with Schlumberger in Lake Charles, LA as a wireline logging engineer.  For 20 years he learned about logging, drilling, and workovers in the USA and overseas.  He has authored several technical papers, a Schlumberger book on horizontal well logs, and has been lucky enough to work on six continents. 




In 2005 David joined PPI Technology Services as a drilling and completion engineer after working for Millennium OG.  He is currently the VP of Engineering at PPI.




 



Full Description



Organizer

Lilly Lee


Date and Time

Tue, March 10, 2009

11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
(GMT-0500) US/Central

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Location

SHERATON / Brookhollow Hwy 290 & I 610 W

3000 North Loop West
HOUSTON, TX 77092
USA