This Petrogenium course aims at multi-disciplinary asset teams of operating companies comprising of engineers, geoscientists, and managers who are involved in or will be involved in developing hydrocarbon resources.
The Field Development Planning course aims to help participants understand the fundamentals of creating and applying a Field Development Plan throughout a reservoir’s life cycle. It teaches the integrated decision-making process that combines geological, engineering, and operational inputs to develop a robust plan for exploring, producing, and maintaining hydrocarbon resources. Participants learn how the plan links subsurface data with surface facility design and serves as a foundation for financial and investment decisions. The course also builds appreciation for multidisciplinary collaboration within asset management teams to ensure coherent and economically sound field development strategies.
Day1
FDP Overview
On the first day, participants will learn the phases of a reservoir life cycle, the reservoir management process and concepts, team structure in integrated reservoir studies. Essentials of robust FDP will also be discussed. The day will end with a discussion on the Field Development Planning Template.
Day 2
Reservoir Model – Static
Day two of this course will focus on the Static Reservoir Model. Participants will learn about the key elements of an integrated field planning. Elementys of Static Model Building will also be discussed.
Day 3
Reservoir Model – Dynamic
Day three will focus on the Dynamic Reservoir Modeling. Specifically, on this day, participants will learn how predicting performance by dynamic model helps robust filed development planning.
Day 4
Facilities, Economics and Optimization
On day four, participants will learn the importance of surface facilities in field development planning. Economical analysis and optimization of development scenarios, project ranking will also be discussed. The ay will end with learning the expected value and value of perfect information.
Day 5
Development Examples – New Field , Mature Field, Waterflood
The last day of the course will continue with the review of Field Development Plan concepts. Participants will also learn about the reservoir appraisal and development planning. The day will end with generic examples of field developments.
This course can be tailored and delivered at your own facility — adapted to your specific units, equipment, and team experience level. We come to you, wherever you are in the world.
All content can be customised for awareness, intermediate, or experienced staff. Post-course consultancy and help-desk support is also available.
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