An oil or gas reservoir is defined as a geological structure consisting of porous and permeable rocks that contain oil and gas. In other words, the reservoir is the trap that contains oil or gas, or both.
The pores of the rocks that make up the geological structure called the trap are usually filled with water that is displaced when the hydrocarbons that make up oil or gas reach them during their migration from the source rocks. Thus, the hydrocarbons are trapped inside the trap and they begin to accumulate over time.
Deepening participants’ knowledge of the theoretical aspects of the oil reservoir management process and developing their practical skills in this field