Locating bypassed and unswept oil associated with faults is both a major problem and an opportunity. Fault properties are the most influential reservoir simulation property for predicting cumulative oil production, but incorporating fault properties into reservoir models is a major technical challenge. Ad hoc history-matching methods are time-consuming and produce non-unique, subjective solutions.

This course explains new methodologies for calculating fault properties from geologically-based relationships. It provides both reservoir geologists and reservoir engineers with the common ground to understand and use these new techniques together. This is a one day course on the practical inclusion of fault properties in reservoir simulation. This course is designed to bring best practice into the workplace and is suitable for production geologists and engineers.

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