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IGI offers generic courses on a multi-
Such courses are typically of 3 or 5 day duration, and can focus on geochemical processes such as source rock deposition & maturation, petroleum generation & expulsion, and finally migration, entrapment and survival. Alternatively, the subject can be addressed from an analytical viewpoint, starting with the design of an analytical programme for a proposed well through to interpretation of top-
Past examples
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11. Inputs to maturity modelling (InMod)
12. Temperature calibration of basin models (Cal_T)
5. Measured maturity indicators (MeasMat)
13. Maturity calibration of basin models and sensitivity analysis (Cal_M)
4. Recognising and characterising source rocks (SRID)
15. History of maturity modelling, and kinetics (Mod_hist)
7. Expulsion of oil & gas (Expel)
8. Migration of oil & gas (Migr)
2. Analysis – Selection & quality control (Analysis)
19. Gas chromatography: Saturate & aromatic fractions of source rock extracts & oils (GC)
21. Biomarker applications for exploration & production (Biom)
22. Oil-
25. Calculation of charge to trap: An illustrative worked example (Charge)
Discussion & Conclusions
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2. Analysis – Selection & quality control (Analysis)
3. Source rock deposition (SR-
4. Recognising and characterising source rocks (SRID)
Workshop: Simple mapping of TOC & Rock Eval pyrolysis data
5. Measured maturity indicators (MeasMat)
10. Introduction to maturity and basin modelling for hydrocarbon exploration (IntroMod)
Workshop: Maturity mapping for well & pseudowell data
6. Qualitative and quantitative hydrocarbon generation (Gen)
19. Gas chromatography: Saturate & aromatic fractions of source rock extracts & oils (GC)
7. Expulsion of oil & gas (Expel)
8. Migration of oil & gas (Migr)
Workshop: Defining source rock type and volumes based on oil volumes
25. Calculation of charge to trap: An illustrative worked example (Charge)
Summary & discussion
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3. Source rock deposition (SR-
4. Recognising and characterising source rocks (SRID)
5. Measured maturity indicators (MeasMat)
Workshop: Rock-
6. Qualitative and quantitative hydrocarbon generation (Gen
19. Gas chromatography: Saturate & aromatic fractions of source rock extracts & oils (GC)
Dorset field course (1.5 days): Source rocks, oil seeps and reservoirs
2. Analysis – Selection & quality control (Analysis)
BM1. Introduction to biomarkers (BiomIntro)
BM2. Biomarker interpretation: Origin and markers of source (BiomSource)
BM3. Biomarker interpretation: Maturity assessment (BioMat)
Workshop: BM5. Identification & interpretation of data (BiomWorkshop)
22. Oil-
Workshop: Biomarker interpretation
23. Reservoir geochemistry (ResGC)
Workshop: Databasing and statistics in geochemistry
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3. Source rock deposition (SR-
4. Recognising and characterising source rocks (SRID)
Workshop: Discussion of geochemical issues and p:IGI software
10. Introduction to maturity and basin modelling for hydrocarbon exploration (IntroMod)
Workshop: Entering your simple model
11. Inputs to maturity modelling (InMod)
Workshop: Adding lithologies to a model
12. Temperature calibration of basin models (Cal_T)
Workshop: Discussion of principles of modelling
5. Measured maturity indicators (MeasMat)
Workshop: Maturity calibration options
13. Maturity calibration of basin models and sensitivity analysis (Cal_M)
16. Advanced geothermics (GeoTherm)
Workshop: Integrated calibration
15. History of maturity modelling, and kinetics (Mod_hist)
6. Qualitative and quantitative hydrocarbon generation (Gen)
Workshop: Kerogens and generation
7. Expulsion of oil & gas (Expel)
8. Migration of oil & gas (Migr)
25. Calculation of charge to trap: An illustrative worked example (Charge)
19. Gas chromatography: Saturate & aromatic fractions of source rock extracts & oils (GC)
21. Biomarker applications for exploration & production (Biom)
Workshop: Interpretation of biomarker data
22. Oil-
23. Reservoir geochemistry (ResGC)
Summary & discussion
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2. Analysis – Selection & quality control (Analysis)
3. Source rock deposition (SR-
Worked example: Designing an analytical programme
4. Recognising and characterising source rocks (SRID)
5. Measured maturity indicators (MeasMat)
Worked example: Interpreting Rock-
6. Qualitative and quantitative hydrocarbon generation (Gen
Worked example: Critique of extract and pyrolysis
7. Expulsion of oil & gas (Expel)
8. Migration of oil & gas (Migr)
Worked example: Calculation of expulsion efficiency
9. Source rocks & wireline logs (LogSR)
24. Source rock volumetrics (Vol)
25. Calculation of charge to trap: An illustrative worked example (Charge)
Worked example: Charge calculation
26. Risking oil & gas charge to trap using IGI’s @Risk Excel spreadsheet (Risk)
Workshop: Discussion of Risk
17. Gas geochemistry (Gas)
18. Geochemistry of gasoline-
Worked example: Gas interpretation
19.Gas chromatography: Saturate & aromatic fractions of source rock extracts & oils (GC)
20. Application of stable isotopes in hydrocarbon exploration (Isotopes)
Worked example: Interpreting gas chromatograms
21. Biomarker applications for exploration & production (Biom)
Worked example: Interpreting GC-
Oil-
23. Reservoir geochemistry (ResGC)
Summary & discussion
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27. Introduction to biomarkers
28. Biomarker interpretation: Origin and source
29. Biomarker interpretation: Source rock environment
30. Biomarker interpretation: Source rock age
31. Non-
32. Stable isotopes in petroleum geochemistry
33. Maturity assessment: Biomarkers
34. Maturity assessment: Other molecular tools
35. Petroleum alteration: Migration & fractionation
36. Petroleum alteration: Biodegradation & water washing
37. Reservoir geochemistry
38. Oil-
39. Correlations: Examples and case histories
40. Recognising and deconvoluting oil mixtures