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NAPE-YP ACTIVITY REPORT<br />
Geostatistical methods. Participants also shared<br />
their expectation from the course. The interactive<br />
session was filled with several contributions,<br />
questions and comments from the participants.<br />
The session ended at about 4:00pm.<br />
NAPE-YP has identified the need to equip her<br />
members with trainings for Explorationistsin the<br />
Oil & Gas industry hence, the Technical Capacity<br />
Building Training <strong>2022</strong>.<br />
The first Technical Capacity Building Training<br />
was on "Volumetric Evaluation: Essentials for<br />
Young Professionals".Thistraining was<br />
handled by Mr. Johnbosco Uche, the Manager,<br />
Energy Transition Business Opportunity – Shell<br />
Nigeria and lasted for two days (30 and 31 July,<br />
<strong>2022</strong>).<br />
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The first session, which held on Saturday, 30<br />
July <strong>2022</strong>,commenced at 1:00pm with an<br />
introduction from the organizers and then the<br />
speaker. The session covered the overview of<br />
Petroleum Elements and Volumetric Estimation.<br />
It was a practical class as there were hands-on<br />
exercises. The session ended at about 4:00pm.<br />
Image 1& 2: Mr. Uche during his presentation<br />
The second session, which held on Sunday, 31st<br />
July <strong>2022</strong>, started at 1:00pm with a re-cap of the<br />
previous day. The concepts of Uncertainties &<br />
Risking and a synopsis of Economics were<br />
covered. At the end of the lecture, the YP lead<br />
(Ifeanyi Ikueze) and the Deputy-YP Lead (Flora<br />
Anusiobi) gave the vote of thanks.<br />
The two-day training was knowledge-filled as<br />
participants were better equipped on the concept<br />
of Volumetric Estimation and Petroleum<br />
Economics.<br />
Image 3 & 4: Snapshots of comments<br />
About 50 participants registered for this course;<br />
they were added to a WhatsApp group where<br />
interaction with the instructor and fellow<br />
participants continued. Certificates were<br />
awarded to participants.<br />
Constructing a 3D geological model is a widely<br />
used modern tool to understand hydrocarbon<br />
reservoirs at static conditions using their lithology<br />
and fluid properties. The reservoir model is<br />
significant to foretell the behavior of reservoirs<br />
because it integrates much information within the<br />
structural framework and stratigraphic layers. It<br />
also displays the distributions of inter-well<br />
properties like porosity, permeability and water<br />
saturation.<br />
This two-day NAPE-YP Technical Capacity<br />
Building Training was on "Basic Principles of<br />
3D Geological Modeling and Inter-Well<br />
Property Prediction" and was delivered by<br />
Ebere Benard (PhD), Lead Geoscientist, Seplat<br />
Energy.<br />
r d<br />
The first day (Saturday, 3 <strong>September</strong><br />
<strong>2022</strong>)commenced at 1:00pm with a welcome<br />
address from the organizers and then the<br />
speaker. The instructor shared the outline of the<br />
training which covered Introduction to 3D<br />
Geological modeling, sedimentary environments<br />
& Processes, Concept of facies and then<br />
Image 1& 2: Images from Dr. Benard’s presenta on<br />
Day 2 of the training held on Sunday, 4th<br />
<strong>September</strong> <strong>2022</strong> and started at 1:00pm with a recap<br />
of the previous day. Seismic attributes and<br />
3D geological modeling were covered with case<br />
studies. Questions were asked during the<br />
session which helped participants have better<br />
understanding of the subject matter.<br />
This two-day course had participants affirm to the<br />
fact that their expectations were met and were<br />
willing to practice knowledge gained in their<br />
respective jobs/careers.<br />
Image 3 & 4: Snapshots from the course<br />
About 35 participants registered for this course.<br />
Certificates were awarded to participants.<br />
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