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When looking at a seismic shot record, we see different seismic trends, including direct and refracted waves, reflections, multiples, ghosts, and ground rolls. To process seismic data, the first step is to identify these events. In this video, you will learn how to discern different seismic events on a shot record.

In this video I will talk about different seismic sources and receivers that are used seismic exploration, including dynamite, vibroseis, weight drop, sledgehammer, and air gun. In addition, I will talk about seismic receivers and give you some insights about seismic data acquisition.

In this lecture series (Reflection Seismology), you will learn about seismic data acquisition, processing, and interpretation. While this course is oriented toward oil and gas exploration, the methodologies can be applicable to various fields, including seismology and glaciology.

In this video, I discuss the pathway to become a tenure-track professor in the United States of America through 6 important requirements: 1) a PhD degree, 2) strong teaching experience, 3) strong publication records, 4) ability to secure external funding, 5) multidisciplinary research, and 6) inter-institutional collaborations.

What is Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR)? What are the primary and secondary oil recovery? In this video, these concepts are discussed with a focus on EOR.

What are the driving mechanisms for oil production? What parameters affect the recovery factors? In this video, the basics of oil production are discussed.

How does gas production differ from oil, and why? Why aren't there any organizations, such as OPEC for the global gas market? What challenges are associated with gas marketing? In this video, you will discover some interesting information about natural gas production and marketing.

To achieve the best possible production from a hydrocarbon reservoir, understanding the behavior of hydrocarbons during production is essential. This understanding can be attained through the analysis of a temperature-pressure diagram. In this video, I discuss temperature-pressure diagrams and how they can be utilized to formulate the best strategies for optimized production.

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) is a versatile logging tool that offers various pieces of critical information, including porosity, pore size distribution, effective porosity, permeability, oil viscosity, gas density, hydrocarbon type, etc. Therefore, compared to conventional logging tools, NMR is robust in terms of the variety of data it provides. In this video, I delve into NMR.

Sonic logging tools measure the travel time of seismic waves in the formation, from which we can estimate the primary porosity. By using the sonic porosity, we can further estimate the secondary porosity index, which serves as a measure of the fracturing level in the formation.

In this video, I elaborate on neutron porosity logs. Additionally, I explain how the integration of neutron porosity with density data helps us 1) estimate the actual porosity, 2) characterize the lithology, and 3) identify gas-saturated zones.

Density Log-Formation Evaluation

Resistivity Logs (2): Dual Laterolog-Micro Spherically Focused Logging Tools

Resistivity Logs (1): Dual Induction-Spherically Focused Logging Tools

Gamma Ray Logs-Formation Evaluation

Spontaneous Potential (SP) Log-Formation Evaluation

Important Petrophysical Terminologies-Formation Evaluation

Drilling operation-Formation Evaluation

Oil petrology and Geophysical Methods-Formation Evaluation

Formation Evaluation: Objective

Northern Lights over Lake Superior