GM11: Uncertainty in Geomodelling
| Uncertainty in Geomodelling | Level: Advanced | Duration: 2 days |
Next scheduling:
- 3-4 October 2016, Kuala Lumpur, 4000 MYR
About this course:
In Geomodelling, dealing with Uncertainty is unavoidable
and is mostly the result of two inherent limitations: lack of knowledge (what we
know we do not know) and lack of predictability (what we do not know we do not
know). As robust a Geomodel can be, it is invariably a single solution within
the spectrum of possible realizations. By focusing on the envelope delimited by
the Uncertainty space rather than a unique solution, the Geomodeller can build
meaningful and usable Geomodels to support the business decision.
The GM11 course demonstrates how to perform a solid
Geomodelling exercise that includes the Uncertainty element in the equation. The
GM11 course mixes theories and practical sessions.
Under its current format, the GM11 course is tailored
for a Petrel Geomodelling platform.
Attendees are encouraged to bring along their
workstation and Petrel Licenses if they wish to use their own dataset during the
course.
What to expect from the course:
- Understand the importance of Uncertainty assessment and quantification when building Geomodels
- Awareness on sensitivity analysis workflow, how to perform it and exploit the derived learning
- Awareness on the uncertainty analysis workflow, how to perform it and use the results
Who should attend:
- Development Geoscientists / Geomodellers who are
performing Geomodelling tasks to support business decisions
Prerequisite:
Solid grounding on the Geomodelling workflow, attending
GM01 or GM10 courses would be
highly favorable
Course outline:
Day 1 Morning: Welcome note, Part 1: Introduction, Part
2: Uncertainty assessment and quantification
Day 1 Afternoon: Part 3: Sensitivity Analysis
Day 2 Morning: Summarize Day 1, Part 4: Probabilistic
realizations
Day 2 Afternoon: Part 5: Closing the loop: beyond the Uncertainty assessment, Summary of course, Closing note
Contact us to express your interest in the GM11 course