Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Awareness and Gas Detection
Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) is one of the most hazardous gases encountered in oil and gas operations. This webinar provides a practical overview of H₂S characteristics, associated health and safety risks, and industry best practices for gas detection and monitoring. Participants will learn how to recognize hazards, apply safe work procedures, and utilize detection technologies to ensure operational safety and regulatory compliance.
Webinar Objectives
• Understand the properties, risks, and health impacts of hydrogen sulfide exposure.
• Review safety standards, emergency response protocols, and regulatory requirements.
• Learn about fixed and portable gas detection systems and their effective use in the field.
• Strengthen hazard awareness and reinforce a proactive safety culture.
About the Presenter
The presenter is a recognized safety professional with experience in oil and gas operations and H₂S risk management. Their expertise covers safety training, emergency response planning, and the application of detection technologies across upstream and downstream environments. The session is designed to deliver practical, safety-focused insights for industry professionals working in high-risk environments.
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Time : 9 PM Indian Time | Duration : 90 Minutes
Python for PTA: Type curves creation
This webinar equips petroleum engineers with practical Python skills to generate Gringarten type curves for Pressure Transient Analysis (PTA), transforming theoretical reservoir concepts into actionable code. Participants will review the diffusivity equation, explore its analytical solutions, master dimensionless parameters, and implement Python scripts for log-log type curve plotting—essential for estimating permeability, skin factor, and reservoir boundaries from well test data.Ideal for reservoir and production engineers seeking data-driven PTA workflows, the session leverages NumPy, Matplotlib, and hydraulic modeling principles to analyze performance data efficiently. Attendees leave with reusable code templates and real-world applications from field operations.