Comprehensive Well Test Analysis Course
1,498 ₮
4 sections . 14 videos . 6hr 29min total length
Designed for petroleum engineers and professionals, it bridges the gap between reservoir theory and field practice.
4 video . 1hr 13min
A detailed review of the fundamental principles and mechanisms behind well testing.
Topics include:
- Aims and advantages of well testing
- Theoretical foundations and flow regimes
- Radius of investigation
- Formation damage and skin factor
- Wellbore storage effects
- Types of pressure transient problems
- Single well pressure tests (Drawdown, Buildup, Injection, Falloff, Interference)
- Multi-rate tests (Flow After Flow, Isochronal, Modified Isochronal)
- Superposition principles
This module establishes the conceptual foundation required for professional well test interpretation and reservoir characterization.
4 video . 1hr 14min
This module focuses on analytical modeling and interpretation techniques used in well test analysis.
It covers:
- Well and wellbore storage models
- Reservoir model identification
- Boundary and geometry modeling
Participants will gain the skills to analyze pressure data, match models, and identify key reservoir characteristics such as permeability, skin, and boundary effects.
2 video . 1hr 26min
An in-depth overview of the operational aspects of well testing, covering both surface and downhole components.
You will learn about:
- Surface facilities and test setups
- Downhole tools and equipment functionality
- Surface fluid sampling and testing procedures
This section emphasizes practical understanding, ensuring participants can relate theoretical knowledge to real field applications and operational challenges.
4 video . 2hr 34min
The final module focuses on data interpretation using Saphir software.
After a complete walkthrough of the software environment, six case studies are analyzed, covering:
- Homogeneous reservoir models
- Limited entry behavior
- ESP (Electric Submersible Pump) data for pressure transient analysis
- Gas well analysis
By the end of this module, participants will be able to confidently perform well test interpretation using industry-standard tools and apply analytical reasoning to various well and reservoir types.
By completing this course, you will:
- Understand the complete workflow of well testing — from theory to operation and analysis
- Interpret pressure transient data for various reservoir and well conditions
- Apply analytical models to evaluate reservoir and boundary behavior
- Use specialized software to perform professional well test analysis
- Strengthen your ability to diagnose formation damage, boundaries, and production performance
Target Audience & Proficiency Level:
This course is designed for petroleum, production, process, design, and drilling engineers, as well as operators, technicians, and field managers who are involved in well testing and reservoir evaluation. It is suitable for participants with an intermediate level of experience in petroleum engineering or related disciplines.
Sample video of the course
Designed for petroleum engineers and professionals, it bridges the gap between reservoir theory and field practice.
A detailed review of the fundamental principles and mechanisms behind well testing.
Topics include:
- Aims and advantages of well testing
- Theoretical foundations and flow regimes
- Radius of investigation
- Formation damage and skin factor
- Wellbore storage effects
- Types of pressure transient problems
- Single well pressure tests (Drawdown, Buildup, Injection, Falloff, Interference)
- Multi-rate tests (Flow After Flow, Isochronal, Modified Isochronal)
- Superposition principles
This module establishes the conceptual foundation required for professional well test interpretation and reservoir characterization.
This module focuses on analytical modeling and interpretation techniques used in well test analysis.
It covers:
- Well and wellbore storage models
- Reservoir model identification
- Boundary and geometry modeling
Participants will gain the skills to analyze pressure data, match models, and identify key reservoir characteristics such as permeability, skin, and boundary effects.
An in-depth overview of the operational aspects of well testing, covering both surface and downhole components.
You will learn about:
- Surface facilities and test setups
- Downhole tools and equipment functionality
- Surface fluid sampling and testing procedures
This section emphasizes practical understanding, ensuring participants can relate theoretical knowledge to real field applications and operational challenges.
The final module focuses on data interpretation using Saphir software.
After a complete walkthrough of the software environment, six case studies are analyzed, covering:
- Homogeneous reservoir models
- Limited entry behavior
- ESP (Electric Submersible Pump) data for pressure transient analysis
- Gas well analysis
By the end of this module, participants will be able to confidently perform well test interpretation using industry-standard tools and apply analytical reasoning to various well and reservoir types.
By completing this course, you will:
- Understand the complete workflow of well testing — from theory to operation and analysis
- Interpret pressure transient data for various reservoir and well conditions
- Apply analytical models to evaluate reservoir and boundary behavior
- Use specialized software to perform professional well test analysis
- Strengthen your ability to diagnose formation damage, boundaries, and production performance
Target Audience & Proficiency Level:
This course is designed for petroleum, production, process, design, and drilling engineers, as well as operators, technicians, and field managers who are involved in well testing and reservoir evaluation. It is suitable for participants with an intermediate level of experience in petroleum engineering or related disciplines.
Mr. Shahin Farid-Tazekand
Mr. Shahin Farid-Tazekand, an accomplished researcher with the Ministry of Petroleum of Iran and an M.Sc. in Petroleum Production Engineering from the Petroleum University of Technology (PUT), brings a powerful blend of academic rigor and field-proven expertise to this course. Having co-taught Well Test Analysis at PUT alongside the esteemed Dr. Bahram Soltani Soulgani, he has a distinguished track record of mentoring engineers in pressure transient interpretation, wellbore dynamic behavior, and industry-standard software applications.
His extensive collaboration with the National Iranian South Oil Company (NISOC) provides unique, firsthand insights into real-world operational challenges, ensuring this program is deeply rooted in practical industry requirements. Furthermore, his technical mastery extends to advanced domains such as hydraulic fracturing operations and the design of next-generation stimulation fluids.
By bridging high-level theoretical knowledge with elite industrial experience, this course empowers you to interpret complex pressure and flow data and master production optimization strategies—paving the way for a high-impact, successful international career in petroleum engineering.
Hassan Al-Tamimi –
I watched this course. It was a really good course. It taught me well the things that one should know in the industry. Thank you for your site and your good course.
James Walker –
I have taken several technical courses over the years, but this one stands out for its connection between theory and what happens in practice. The real-world case studies and software workflows helped me understand concepts that had always seemed confusing before. If you are serious about starting your career in well testing, this course is definitely worth the time.
Hanan Al-Dossari –
What I appreciated the most was the practical nature of the training. Instead of just explaining the basics, the instructor shows how engineers analyze real field data and make decisions on real projects. This makes a big difference compared to many online courses. You can see that a lot of effort has gone into preparing this content.