MICP & Deterministic Rock Typing
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This webinar provides a focused overview of Mercury Injection Capillary Pressure (MICP) analysis and deterministic rock typing for reservoir evaluation. Participants will learn how to classify reservoir rocks, assess pore structure, and understand fluid flow behavior to improve reservoir modeling and production planning. The session emphasizes practical approaches to integrate rock typing data into decision-making processes.
Webinar Objectives
• Understand the principles of MICP and its application in reservoir analysis.
• Learn deterministic rock typing methods and their significance for reservoir characterization.
• Evaluate rock properties to predict fluid flow and reservoir performance.
• Apply rock typing insights to support reservoir modeling and development strategies.
About the Presenter
The session is conducted by an experienced industry professional with a background in petrophysics and reservoir characterization. The presenter combines technical knowledge with practical field experience to deliver clear, actionable insights for professionals aiming to enhance reservoir evaluation and modeling.
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