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itle: Dallas Geological Society Short Course\nStart Date / Time: May 06, 2
021 09:00 AM US/Central\nLocation: Zoom Virtual Short Course\nSpeaker: Bri
an Ruskin, Ph.D.\nConventional Hydrocarbon Exploration &ndash\; Methods, M
apping and Risking\nInstructor: Brian Ruskin, Ph.D., Sr. Exploration Advis
or, Applied Stratigraphix \n \nAbstract: To acquire the best acreage in a
hydrocarbon play, drill profitable wells, and focus/justify data acquisiti
on efforts, explorers must holistically understand the petroleum system at
the regional, play and prospect scales. Explorers should also be consiste
nt in how they define subsurface risk and address uncertainty. This short
course introduces and applies datasets and consistent workflows for map-b
ased assessment and risking of conventional hydrocarbon opportunities. We
will first address how to appropriately characterize each petroleum syste
ms element to define the play, delineate geologically similar play segment
s, and support drilling prospects. The utilities and caveats of multiple
subsurface datasets will be discussed. We will practice how to generate an
d composite maps of each petroleum systems element, and how to denote risk
and uncertainty qualitatively and quantitatively. Collaborative mapping
exercises and discussion will demonstrate the methodology and concerns hyd
rocarbon explorers face when defining play segments and assigning play and
prospect probability of success. Participants will learn about the implic
ations of their subsurface interpretations on volumetric estimation and ec
onomic development. We will also consider how to evaluate data confidence,
assess uncertainty with probabilistic estimates, and utilize strategies t
o mitigate common cognitive biases that can impact explorers&rsquo\; inter
pretations.\nThis course needs a minimum of 14 registrants and has a maxim
um of 100. Don&rsquo\;t delay and register today.\nCourse materials inclu
ding presentation and mapping exercise will be provided via Dropbox. Regi
strants will be sent a link to the Dropbox 1 &ndash\; 2 days prior to the
date of the course (check your Junk/Spam folder). Please download the mat
erials prior to class beginning.\nDGS or AAPG SWS affiliated society Membe
r: $65\nNon Member: $100\n \nREGISTER HERE\n\n--- This iCal file does *NOT
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Event Title: Dall
as Geological Society Short Course
https://www.swsaapg.org/events
/98/
When: May 06, 2021 09:00 AM US/Central
Spea
ker: Brian Ruskin, Ph.D.
Conventional Hydrocarbon Exploration &ndash\; Methods, Mapping and
Risking
Instructor:
Brian Ruskin, Ph.D., Sr. Exploration Advisor, Applied Stratigraphix
\;
Abstract: To acquire the best
acreage in a hydrocarbon play, drill profitable wells, and focus/justify d
ata acquisition efforts, explorers must holistically understand the petrol
eum system at the regional, play and prospect scales. Explorers should als
o be consistent in how they define subsurface risk and address uncertainty
. \; This short course introduces and applies datasets and consistent
workflows for map-based assessment and risking of conventional hydrocarbon
opportunities. \; \;We will first address how to appropriately ch
aracterize each petroleum systems element to define the play, delineate ge
ologically similar play segments, and support drilling prospects. \; T
he utilities and caveats of multiple subsurface datasets will be discussed
. We will practice how to generate and composite maps of each petroleum sy
stems element, and how to denote risk and uncertainty qualitatively and qu
antitatively. \;Collaborative mapping exercises and discussion will d
emonstrate the methodology and concerns hydrocarbon explorers face when de
fining play segments and assigning play and prospect probability of succes
s. Participants will learn about the implications of their subsurface inte
rpretations on volumetric estimation and economic development. We will als
o consider how to evaluate data confidence, assess uncertainty with probab
ilistic estimates, and utilize strategies to mitigate common cognitive bia
ses that can impact explorers&rsquo\; interpretations.
This course
needs a minimum of 14 registrants and has a maximum of 100. \; Don&rsq
uo\;t delay and register today.
Course materials including presenta
tion and mapping exercise will be provided via Dropbox. \; Registrants
will be sent a link to the Dropbox 1 &ndash\; 2 days prior to the date of
the course (check your Junk/Spam folder). \; Please download the mate
rials prior to class beginning.
DGS or AAPG SWS affiliated society
Member: $65
Non Member: $100
\;
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