Seismic Petrophysics and Rock Physics Modelling for Reservoir Characterization
March 24-25, 2027
Course Overview
Reliable quantitative interpretation starts with well data that is consistent with the seismic. This course covers seismic petrophysics, including log conditioning, shear and density prediction, multi-well evaluation and upscaling, followed by building and calibrating rock physics models that link reservoir properties to elastic behaviour.
What you will gain
- A validated, seismic-ready elastic well dataset as the foundation for AVO, inversion and machine learning
- Confidence in log editing, missing-log prediction and consistent multi-well petrophysical evaluation
- The ability to build, calibrate and apply rock physics models, templates and Gassmann fluid substitution
- A clear understanding of how lithology, porosity and fluids appear in seismic data
- Quantified uncertainty through Monte Carlo analysis to support better-informed decisions
Software covered
HampsonRussell
Who should attend?
Geophysicists, geologists, engineers, and technical staff who want to understand the theory and learn how to apply these increasingly critical techniques
Pre-requisite
Experience with HampsonRussell Software is not a prerequisite for this workshop; however, students will become familiar with its functionality through participation.
Duration
2 days (4 hours per day)
Format
Instructor-led, workflow-based, virtual training
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