NEW COURSE: Computational Geomechanics in Reservoir Engineering Using FLAC and UDEC

​Practical applications of numerical modeling for simulation and analysis of geomechanics problems including wellbore stability, geothermal analysis, flow analysis, hydraulic fracturing, and fluid injection into porous medium. 

Course Outline:
•  Introduction to numerical modeling in geomechanics
•  Introduction to finite element, finite difference, and distinct element modeling using FLAC, FLAC3D, UDEC, and 3DEC 
•  Constitutive models used for conventional and unconventional reservoirs
•  Practical application of 2D and 3D stress/strain wellbore stability analysis using FLAC and FLAC3D
•  3D modeling and analysis of inclined wellbores using FLAC3D
•  Wellbore stability analysis under drilling mud pressure using FLAC
•  Flow analysis and permeability considerations
•  Practical application of hydraulic fracturing and fluid injection into porous medium using UDEC
•  Discontinuity and faults modeling in underground reservoirs 
•  Geothermal analysis of underground reservoirs using FLAC

Instructor: Siavash Zamiran, Ph.D., P.E.
When: November 4-20, 2020
Duration:  15 Hours
Course Style: Synchronous (live online)
Note: Itasca Consulting Group, Inc. will provide temporary licenses of FLAC and FLAC3D for participants.

Course details and registration: www.MohrAcademy.com/cgre