I hold a Ph.D. in petroleum engineering with a specialization in petroleum geoscience. I have a diverse background and extensive experience in the oil and gas industry, particularly in geological analysis, fracture characterization, petrophysical imaging, and reservoir modeling. My extensive experience spans various roles in the oil and gas industry, including leadership, geology, petrophysics, reservoir characterization, and business development. Additionally, my involvement as an editor for the Journal of Petroleum Exploration and Production Technology demonstrates their commitment to advancing knowledge in their field. I potentially targeted students or professionals in related fields who are seeking guidance, mentorship, or specialized knowledge.

I am proposing to conduct FMI and OBMI-UBI processing and interpretation of the wells in order to better characterize the main targeted reservoirs.

It is designed to maximize the value of your acquired log data. It will integrate data from open-hole logs, borehole images, and other well information.

Objectives:

1. To develop an accurate a structural model by interpreting dip attribute as input data for permeability analysis from FMI and mobility analysis from OBMI.
2. To characterize fractures in the borehole by interpreting image logs as input for permeability analysis from FMI and mobility analysis from OBMI.
3. To compute reliable index mobility from OBMI and index permeability from FMI 
4. To evaluate the borehole condition to reduce drilling risk and avoid potential well bore damages by using FMI and UBI.