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Reservoir Engineering: Rock and Fluid Properties, Material Balance and Waterflood Management – London, 19–30 Apr 2027

Reservoir Engineering: Rock and Fluid Properties, Material Balance and Waterflood Management runs in London from Monday 19 April to Friday 30 April 2027 (2 Weeks). The fee is 41,400 SAR per participant. The same programme is also scheduled in 7 other cities.

Dates: Monday 19 Apr – Friday 30 Apr 2027
Length: 2 Weeks
Fee per participant: 41,400 SAR
Format: In person, London
Venue: Central London four-star
Status: Open for registration
Week: 16 of 2027
Reference: 175_10499

This session

19–30 Apr 2027

This Reservoir Engineering: Rock and Fluid Properties, Material Balance and Waterflood Management session in London runs from Monday 19 April to Friday 30 April 2027 (week 16, Q2 2027). It is the 2nd of 2 dates in London in 2027, at a fee of 41,400 SAR, the same for each of them. Registration is open for this date. It is held in person at Central London four-star.

When else does it run in London?

22 February – 5 March 2027 41,400 SAR
19 – 30 April 2027 This date 41,400 SAR

How do I book this date?

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Questions about this date

When does Reservoir Engineering: Rock and Fluid Properties, Material Balance and Waterflood Management in London start and finish?

It starts on Monday 19 April and finishes on Friday 30 April 2027: 2 Weeks.

How much does Reservoir Engineering: Rock and Fluid Properties, Material Balance and Waterflood Management in London cost?

The fee for this date is 41,400 SAR per participant. Please read our cancellation policy before you book.

Is this date held in person or online?

It is held in person in London, at Central London four-star.

Where else does Reservoir Engineering: Rock and Fluid Properties, Material Balance and Waterflood Management run?

It is also scheduled in 7 other cities: Amsterdam, Barcelona, Dammam, Dubai, Jeddah, Paris and Riyadh.

What does this programme cover?

Reservoir engineering decisions on how much oil and gas is in place, how it will be recovered and whether to inject water are often made from inconsistent core, PVT and pressure data, which leads to missed reserves and early water breakthrough. This Core Concept course builds reservoir engineering practice from rock and fluid properties, volumetrics and material balance in week one, then adds pressure transient analysis, decline curves, waterflood design and surveillance, injection screening and simulation in week two. Participants leave with a Reservoir Management Plan for a waterflooded field.

The programme outline covers:

Introduction
Course Objectives
Target Audience
Course Outline
Day 1: Reservoir Rock Properties from Core and Log Data
Day 2: Wettability, Capillary Pressure and Relative Permeability
Day 3: Reservoir Fluid PVT and Phase Behaviour
Day 4: Volumetrics, Reserves Classification and Drive Mechanisms
Day 5: Week-One Case Study: Material Balance on a Producing Field
Day 6: Pressure Transient Analysis for Reservoir Description
Day 7: Decline Curves, Reserves Governance and Subsurface Uncertainty
Day 8: Waterflood Design and Displacement Efficiency
Day 9: Waterflood Surveillance, Injection Screening and Simulation
Day 10: Capstone: Reservoir Management Plan for a Waterflooded Field
Skills You Will Gain
Why Attend This Course
Conclusion