Sedimentology and Sequence Stratigraphic Response of Paralic Deposits to Changes in Accommodation

Who Should Attend
Geologists, geophysicists and reservoir engineers working marginal marine reservoir systems in exploration and production settings. Lectures cover all the concepts necessary for non-geologists to benefit greatly from the course. Geologists often wish that their reservoir engineer had also attended.
Objectives
Upon completion of this workshop, participants will:

Be able to understand detailed facies analysis within fluvial, estuarine, shoreface, and shallow marine deposits.
Be able to use parasequence stacking patterns to predict reservoir sand body occurrences.
Be exposed to a consistent subsurface methodology to recognize sequence boundary unconformities, marine flooding surfaces, parasequence stacking patterns, and reservoir distribution within a sequence stratigraphic framework, resulting in a more robust subsurface stratigraphy.
Be familiar with sequence stratigraphic concepts and be able to apply those concepts to their exploration and production assignments.