Course Details
We have experience in forty-two different subsurface hydrocarbon reservoirs on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. This is one of many tailor-made, reservoir-specific field trips we lead.
This 5-day field course is designed with a mixed audience of managers, engineers, geologists, and geophysicists in mind. The purpose of this course is to provide participants with the best analog for the Jurassic Brent delta as possible. In addition to the Tarbert, Ness, Etive, and Rannoch, we will also be looking at analogs for the Oseberg Formation. Our aim is for you to be able to tie well-log data and seismic data with these world-class outcrops.
The field-trip can also be ‘personalized’ if you have a specific area of interest in mind and can provide us with seismic lines, log, core, and production data in advance. These data will only be used to teach your team and will be discarded afterward.
Unlike most field-trips taken by Norwegians into the Book Cliffs of Utah, this entire field trip runs in the San Juan Basin of New Mexico and Colorado and the sandstones you will see are producing reservoirs in the sub-surface.
Who Should Attend
• Geologists • Geophysicists
• Petrophysicists
• Engineers
This course is meant for all who are working on the exploration and development of the Jurassic of the Brent Group in the North Sea. If you are involved in the APA and License Round Applications on the Norwegian Continental Shelf, you will find this trip most useful before the writing process.