Cambridge Carbonates can offer courses/workshops on carbonate reservoir characterisation, ranging from 1-5 days. The workshops can be tailored to the specific needs of the clients or can be provided as a more generic workshop. The workshops can be delivered in-house, or virtually via Teams/Zoom. Workshops can also be integrated with core viewings and/or fieldtrips.
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Stratigraphy of the Arabian Plate ½ day Workshops. Cambridge Carbonates offer clients a suite of 1/2 day virtual, or in-person, workshops, on the palaeogeographic, tectonic and sedimentological development of the Arabian Plate. The workshops are focussed on key stratigraphic intervals, with 1/2 day modules for the following intervals: Cenozoic, Upper Cretaceous, Middle Cretaceous, Lower Cretaceous, Jurassic, Permo-Triassic, Palaeozoic.
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Zechstein Workshop and Virtual Fieldtrip. Cambridge Carbonates have extensive experience working the Zechstein carbonates in the Southern and Northern Permian Basins of Europe. We offer clients a 2 day virtual, or in-person, workshop, which is supported by a virtual field trip to outcrops of the Zechstein of NE England.
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Advanced Carbonates and Evaporites 3 Day Workshop. This course is aimed at geoscientists working with mixed carbonate and evaporite petroleum systems, who want to improve their knowledge and gain insight on important analogues in these settings. The course incorporates new information about the interaction of active salt tectonics and carbonate deposition and a new approach to the sequence stratigraphy of mixed carbonate-evaporite systems.
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A 2 to 3-day field course discussing the carbonate facies and diagenesis of contrasting sedimentary sequences in the Zechstein of North East England. The field trip can be run over two to three days depending on clients’ requirements. Clients have used this trip for: team building, study of asset-related analogues, foreign secondees, general geological training.
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A 2 to 5-day field course discussing the facies and diagenesis of 4th and 5th order sequences in different tectonic settings. The Derbyshire carbonate platform developed during the rift phase of Carboniferous basin evolution.
We will discuss sedimentary sequences formed in platform margin and interior settings under the influence of rifting and glacio-eustasy.
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This 3 to 5-day field course provides an excellent illustration of an integrated workflow leading to high-resolution 3D models, starting with a review of the constraints to the static model acquired from the field scale to the subsurface data, and including sedimentary architectures, and distribution and evolution of petrophysical properties through diagenesis.
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