Miri Srawak FaultRisk and Stratigraphic Trap Analysis for 
Oil and Gas Exploration and Appraisal (5 Day)

We are returning to these famous South East Asian Outcrop. The faults are an excellent example of stratigraphy and faulting in deltaic sediments. The reservoir section is an outcrop from the  Miri oilfield and a set of near-offshore fields. It is a brilliant outcrop, allowing for a fantastic way to see the intersections of sedimentary and fault geometries. This location is fantastic for observing detailed fault, fracture, and deformation band architecture in 3D

- Introduction and Cataloguing Cognitive Bias

-The prospect checklist & conventional risking

- Structural Geology

• Fault mechanics, kinematics, and geometry
• Seismic Fault Interpretation Strategies
• Fault statistics
• Fault anatomy
• Fold and fault architecture
• Accommodation space

- Sequence Stratigraphy

• Sedimentation principles
• Benefits of sequence stratigraphy over lithostratigraphy
• Identifying aquitards and seals
• Defining flow units, reservoirs, and thief (waste) zones

- Allan Maps and introduction to reservoir connectivity analysis

- Trap definition based on top and lateral seals.

• Structural traps
• Draped stratigraphic traps.
• Pure stratigraphic traps
• Unconformity traps

- Calibration using successful and dry wells.

- Excess aquifer pressure

- Top seals and stress

- Amplitude support

- Mechanistic prospect risking strategy

- How to implement fault seal and stratigraphic seal techniques into corporate risking strategies.