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Course Description

This comprehensive introduction to Distributed Temperature Sensing will cover the latest about this amazing and somewhat new technology. Temperature surveys can be taken non-obtrusively in a well, and a temperature log is recorded continuously along the well depth in real time, and at time intervals as small as a few minutes between surveys. This time lapse monitoring capability allows an otherwise difficult-to-interpret temperature log to easily pinpoint production changes.

These DTS systems use a fiber optic line placed in a well typically as a semi-permanent installation along the well length. Such systems have found application in high cost horizontal and multilateral wells where re-entry with a logging tool is difficult if not impossible. They are also commonly used in shallow steam injection environments to monitor steam breakthrough in producing wells. There exists a host of non-oilfield applications for this technology. Topics covered include the following:

• Introduction to DTS
• Fiber Optic Technology for DTS Measurements
• Typical DTS Installations and Recordings
• Oil Well Installations and Hardware
• Application/Interpretation of DTS in Oil/Gas Wells
• Quality Control
• Plato Software Demonstration

Who Should Attend

Engineers interested in learning more about DTS or getting a comprehensive introduction to some of the latest technology related to Distributed Temperature Sensing.

CEUs

.8 (Continuing Education Units) awarded for this 1-day course

Cancellation Policy

A fee equal to 25% of the course fee will be charged for cancellation less than 15 working days before the course begins.  No refunds will be made for cancellations after the course begins.