Petrophysicist (Log Data Analyst)

To analyze well log data in the oil & gas industry drilling well, based on my analysis results, the oil & gas company will decide whether the well need to be production-tested or not, to determine whether the well is commercially economic or not.

CAREER SUMMARY

A petrophysicist with geology background and 20 years relevant experiences, like calculation of rock properties and fluid saturations from conventional open hole logs, LWD logs, working in integrated Field Development teams to provide calibrated petrophysical parameters for static and dynamic models, applying MDT/RFT pressure test data to interpret fluid contacts, reservoir pressure etc. Makes data acquisition programs, conducts quality control and prepare processed log data base for field development campaigns. Support G&G and PE-RE staffs in evaluating the new ventures/blocks offers. Field experience in logging, processing and database management, mentoring the less experienced petrophysicists. Experience working in multidiscipline teams involved in Field studies.

In Details

1981 – 1986 : Exploration geologist in Exploration Dept. Mobil Oil Indonesia
Inc. Jakarta – Indonesia.
1986 – 1987 : Petrophysical Training Assignment in Mobil Oil Dallas-TX-USA.
1988 – 1996 : Exploration Petrophysicist in Explor.Dept. Mobil Oil Indonesia
Inc. Jakarta- Indonesia.
1996 – 2002 : Log Analyst In the Data & Consulting Services, Schlumberger
Jakarta-Indonesia.
2002 – 2005 : Snr.Petrophysicist in the Petroleum Development Division, ADCO
Abu Dhabi, UAE.
2005 – Present : Petrophysicist in the Exploration & New Ventures Groups,
Murphy Sarawak/Sabah Oil Co.,Ltd, Kuala Lumpur – Malaysia.

The following areas, are where I am interested to be working in :

1. Deeply involve in petrophysical operations to support drilling activity for exploration, appraisal and production wells.
2. Maintaining computer petrophysical data base, ie. input-output log data (raw, processed & evaluation) and other related data, e.g. core, testing, formation pressure data etc.
3. Deeply involve in reservoir characterization and optimization of hydrocarbon production and development studies to support petrophysical evaluation & consultancy to the geoscientists and reservoir engineers work team in monitoring and updating geological model and reservoir simulation model, evaluating new ventures / new blocks offers, and mentoring the less experienced petrophysicists.

Education : Geology Engineering , 1981, Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta - INDONESIA

Important Courses :
1. “Log Analysis Using Modern Logs”, Kuala Lumpur, 2008.
2. “Exploration Plays”, Kuala Lumpur, November 2007.
3. “Geolog – Paradigm” Petrophysical Software Applications Training, ADCO Offices 16 – 20 October 2004 and February 2005, Abu Dhabi - UAE.
4. Advanced Cased Hole Logs Formation Evaluation, October 2003, Abu Dhabi –
UAE by Next-Schlumberger.
5. Applied Petrophysics With Carbonate Emphasis, May 2003, Abu Dhabi – UAE, by
OGCI.
6. Introduction To FINDER Database, May 2002, Abu Dhabi – UAE, by Schlumberger.
7. Comprehensive School on NMR Theory and Interpretation of CMR Data, March 2000, Schlumberger-Geoquest, Kuala-Lumpur , Malaysia.
8. CMR Logging School For Wireline Field Engineer, February-March 2000, Schlumberger Indonesia Training Center, Medan – INDONESIA.

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS : Expert level knowledge of logging tools, including new technology and Borehole imaging. Experience on acquisition, quality control, interpretation and evaluation of petrophysical (wireline, LWD, MDT/RFT pressure test and core) data. Skilled in log analysis and state of the art petrophysical interpretation techniques. Working with multidiscipline teams, providing input for geological and engineering studies. Proven leadership and capability in staff supervision, mentoring less experienced petrophysicists and teamwork.

COMPUTING SKILLS
Geolog – Paradigm : petrophysical interpretation
Excel : to cross-plot the MDT/RFT pressure data for fluid gradient & contacts interpretation.
GeoFrame – ELAN : petrophysical evaluation.