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Modules are available individually at $35 per module.
CEUs for a single module would be 0.2.

There are 20 individual modules currently available for geoscientists and engineers. These modules are game-based, self-contained studies. The modules lead a student through the material in approximately 1.5 - 2 hours. The training approach is termed a guided investigation of the data. Each module includes some concisely stated background information that sets the stage for an exercise. Additional in-depth information and references are also available to the geoscientists and engineers on demand. Most of the modules use data from the same field (Stratton Field in South Texas, which has a fluvial depositional environment) for continuity between the modules.
Every module has the same format and feel to make it easy for the user to navigate through the modules. The exercises are all interactive and many of the graphics are animated. After an exercise is finished the "expert" solution is displayed for the participant student and they have an opportunity to revisit their own interpretation. Depending on the participant's background the modules will be basic to slightly advanced . They are multidisciplinary in scope and are for the new hires and new managers or supervisors taking on new duties.
Facies Mapping of Fluvial Gas Reservoirs in Seeligson Field, South Texas
Correlation of Fluvial Gas Reservoirs in Stratton Field, South Texas
Interpreting Siliciclastic Sequence Stratigraphy from Well Logs
Stratigraphic Calibration of 3-D Seismic Data Using Vertical Seismic Profiles
Designing Velocity Checkshot Surveys and Interpreting Checkshot Data
Analysis of Initial Fluid Conditions for Reservoir Characterization
Introduction to Carbonate Environments, Facies, and Facies Tracts
Platform-Margin, Slope, and Basinal Carbonate Depositional Environments
Carbonate Sequence Stratigraphy and Field Examples: Fundamentals of Carbonate Sequence Stratigraphy
Estimating Permeability in Carbonates Using the Rock-Fabric Method



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