The document summarizes a 12-week subsurface mapping and interpretation course. It covers laying the theoretical foundations for exploring and developing oil and gas fields. The first 6 weeks were devoted to classes on structural geology, stratigraphy, seismic techniques and reservoir engineering. The second 6 weeks focused on applying these tools to a hypothetical lease, including initial exploration, assessing discoveries, field development and performance analysis. Various mapping and interpretation techniques are demonstrated, such as depth structure maps, fault surface maps, isochore maps and seismic sections. Risk factors are assessed for a proposed deviated exploration well.
1. 12 Week Subsurface Mapping and Interpretation Technique Building Laying The Theoretical Foundations And Introducing Techniques To Explore For And Develop Oil And Gas Fields. Joe Dumesnil
2. Special thanks to: Dr. Stewart Chuber of Fayette Exploration Company AAPG Foundation The friends I have made while here including the entire SCA Company staff and its Partner-Instructors
18. Stacks of Data Are there more Prospects on our Lease? Remaining 5 of 15 Lines of Seismic in the Area Integrate all Logs to Structural Interpretation
19. Fault Cuts taken from Seismic lines with Naming Convention Frio A
20. Updated Fault Surface Map After Receiving All Available Seismic Note that only faults pertinent to the fault blocks that we are prospecting in are included.
21. 1. Shot Points at which certain faults occur on specified lines. 2. Grid to loop tie Frio A Seismic Event across entire Seismic Grid