Petroleum Geosciences Study Center and
HAGI Jakarta Chapter present:
Integrated Analysis of Fractured Reservoir
Seminar & Lunch (Rp 75,000 / person only)
Hotel Sahid Jaya Jakarta, Candi Dieng Room, 29th April 2004, 09:00 ? 14:30
Jl. Jend. Sudirman, Jakarta 10220
Registration will be done on first come (on registration) first serve basis
, limited to 50 (fifty) participants only.
Please register to:
- Hendrawan Arief ([EMAIL PROTECTED],co.id or [EMAIL PROTECTED])
, 5159407
- Titin Sundari ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) 52900036 ext. 103
About The Seminar.
Reflected waves amplitude can significantly change with lithologic
variations through which the waves propagate and with increasing offset
between the seismic source and the receiver. Hence, the correlation between
amplitude change and offset can be utilized to infer the physical
characteristics of corresponding rocks. This celebrated Amplitude Versus
Offset (AVO) techniques has been used as direct hydrocarbon indicator (DHI)
for the last three decades, and proves to be a valuable exploration tool.
Moreover, this offset-dependent amplitudes (or strictly speaking,
reflectivity) has also been proven as a good approximation in the study of
deeper crustal features. Theoretically, the technique has been used to
bridge / relate rock characteristics in seismic (global / macro) scale and
those in local (micro) scale.
Meanwhile, the quest to understand complex reservoir model, such as
cracked or fractured reservoir, has recently amplified; especially when
there is a lack of conventional seismic amplitude analysis to capture
fracture / crack scale dependent anomaly. Critical things ought to be
thoroughly observed in the fractured reservoir analysis include: pore-fluid
pressure variations and azimuthal seismic amplitude change. By which, the
relation between the two is still subject for further study. In practical
aspects, when doing the analysis one should focus on surface seismic data
processing to ensure the feasibility and reliability of the crack /
fracture.
Observing the above considerations, the objectives of this workshop are:
1. To discuss the integrated aspect of fractured reservoir from Geology,
Geophysical, and Engineering point of view.
2. To discuss necessary steps in seismic data processing / imaging for
advanced seismic identification technique on cracked / fractured reservoir.
3. To describe and integrate fracture set models to infer reservoir
physical characteristics embedded in the seismic wave.
4. To explore the integration of seismic - rock physical interpretation
on fractured reservoir with pore / fluid pressure; in this case, the
determination should use surface seismic data.
Who Should Attend
Geophysicist, geologist, petroleum/reservoir engineers from oil industries
or universities or managers who need a strong knowledge on seismic analysis
and modeling for fractured reservoir using seismic inversion and AVO
techniques.
About The Instructors
Dardji Noeradi, PhD
He is a senior lecturer on Petroleum Geology at ITB and Chief Geologist at
PGSC. Darji got his PhD in structural geology and basin modeling in 1994
from University of Savoy, France. He has done projects on stratigraphy,
structure, petroleum system, reserve calculation for numerous fields of
various oil companies in Indonesia during the last ten years. His fifteen
publications during the last ten years on stress analysis, stratigraphy,
rock deformation, and basin evolution are widely distributed in Indonesian,
Asia, as wells as in European, professional journals.
Fathkan, PhD
Fathkan got his PhD in 2004 from Geophysics Dept. of Curtin Univ. of
Technology, Australia with dissertation entitled: Azimuthal Amplitude
Analysis for anisotropic media. Among his publications & projects are since
year 2001 are: Effects of fracture parameters in azimuthal AVO analysis;
Analysis amplitudes for sand/shales for anisotropic media; Physical and
Numerical modeling for fractured media; Azimuthal AVO analysis for
fractured reservoir; Fluid substitution analysis for anisotropic media.
Makky S. Jaya, PhD
He is a lecturer on Exploration seismics, at Physics Department ITS. Makky
got his PhD in Applied Geophysics from Univ. of Karlsruhe, Germany in 1997
with dissertation entitled: Imaging Reflection Seismic Data using Velocity
Continuation Method. Among his postdoc research in German & France since
year 1999 are: "Multidimensional Seismic Modeling and Imaging / Inversion
of reflective seismic data; Finite-Volume (FV) solver of conservative
equation in arbitrary (hybrid) meshes; Application in seismic wave
propagation, Aero & gas dynamic & computational electromagnetics.
Pudji Permadi, Prof, PhD
He is a senior lecturer on Advanced Reservoir Mechanics and Special
Exploitation Problems at ITB and Chief Reservoir Engineer at PGSC. Pudji
got his PhD in wettability and oil recovery in 1990 from New Mexico
Institute of Mining & Technology, USA. He wrote "Standard Handbook of
Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering, published in 1996 in Texas, USA. His
thirty eight publications during the last fourteen years on well flow, oil
recovery enhancement, wettability, horizontal well drilling & production
forecast, water cone problems, etc, are widely distributed in various
professional journals in Indonesia, France, USA, Singapore, Malaysia,
France, Canada, India, and Netherlands.
Sonny Winardhi, PhD
He is a senior lecturer on Advance Geophysical Methods at ITB and Chief
Geophysicist at PGSC. Sonny got his PhD in crustal velocity structure in
1997 from University of Western Ontario, Canada. Among his publications
since 1997 are: Seismic Inversion & Multi attributes Analysis for the
development of Talang-Tinggal & Talsa-Salip Prospect Area; Estimating crack
alignment using P-wave array polarization analysis; Seismic Images of the
Greenville Front Tectonic Zone from Recent Wide-Angle Refraction &
Reflection Data.
Seminar Schedule
09:00 ? 09:15 Thank you note by HAGI Chairman
(Adriansyah, PhD)
Opening remark by PGSC Chairman
(Dr. Sigit Sukmono)
09:15 ? 09:45 Geology of Fractured Reservoir
(Dardji Noeradi, PhD)
09:45 ? 10:00 Coffee break
10:00 ? 10:45 AVO & Inversion Techniques
(Sonny Winardhi, PhD)
10:45 ? 11:30 Effective medium theories of fractures & their
application (Fatkhan, PhD)
11:30 ? 12:15 Advanced seismic imaging and data processing
(Makky S. Jaya, PhD)
12:15 ? 13:15 Lunch Gathering
13:15 ? 13:45 Reservoir Engineering of Fractured Reservoir
(Pudji Permadi, Prof, PhD)
13:45 ? 14:30 Concluding discussion
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