Software training for Members in Transition only. You must be a professional member of SPE not currently working for an employer to take this class.  No Walkins.

• Summary: The course demonstrates making optimal maps, using the Kingdom software. The process of creating geologic maps involves three steps: Gridding, interpreting and communication. Students will review multiple gridding algorithms presently available to the interpreter, all of which will be used on a control data set. Additionally, students will review the use of Kingdom’s color bar and the creation/manipulation of color schematics
• Prerequisites: 2d/3dPAK, EarthPAK or equivalent experience
• Topics:
  • How to select a grid algorithm appropriate to the objective and input data
  • Intelligent parameter selection for grid workflows
  • Gridding for stratigraphic purposes
  • Gridding for structural purposes
  • Advanced investigations using grid–to–grid operations
  • The use of the Grid Tool Editor in the interpretation process
  • Selecting appropriate color bars
  • Building a new color bar