
Course Outlines
Course Objectives
What is Techlog
How to Open new Project
Techlog Interface
Handling Property Window
Main Windows Recovery
Well Survey Data, and quality check in Data Editor
Well Logs, and Data Organization
Core data, in addition to quality check and cleaning
Core Image (UV+DL), why they are required?
Thin Section
Exposure to Types of File Format to export
Setting Families and Units
Standarize Project Data Format
Well Logs Display
Shale Baseline setting
Well Logs Format and Scaling
Quick Interpretation (non computation)
Saving Layout
Data Search
Reservoir Properties Logs display, (Format and Must-Be-Done observations)
Locating Fluids Contact
Histograms and Cross Plots Display and Saving, (different display methods and system , how used for data QC)
Step by step creating 4 minerals - lithology log
Creating Discrete Facies log
Adding Zones Automatically
Creating Zones manually
Displaying Cross Plots for Multiple Wells
Setting Depth Listener
Creating Dashboards
Titling Windows
Creating Multiple Workspaces
Saving Workspace
Data Collection Procedures
Data Quality Control Criteria (Must-Be-Done processes and main steps)
Types of Data Uploaded to techlog
Porosity and Permeability Logs Quality Control
Assign Units and Families
Core-Log Difference Discussion
QC using Data Editor
How to display Arrays / Full Data Set
How to expot and import
How to Discretize Well Logs
How to input, run, and save functions
Build a strong foundation in Techlog and learn the practical workflows used in the oil & gas industry for well log visualization, data management, geological interpretation, and petrophysics operations.
This course is designed for petroleum engineering students, junior geoscientists, petrophysicists, and oil & gas professionals who want to develop real-world experience working with digital well data inside the Techlog software environment.
Throughout the training, you will learn how to confidently navigate the Techlog interface and work with key tools including:
Well Browser
Data Editor
Log Window
Crossplot Tools
Property Window
Multiwell Visualization Workspaces
The course follows a practical workflow-based approach focused on the daily operations commonly used in well log and petrophysical data management projects.
You will learn how to:
Import LAS and ASCII well log data into Techlog
Organize and manage digital well datasets
Create and customize professional well log displays
Perform well log visualization and data editing
Create lithology and facies logs
Define geological zones
Work with multiwell displays and depth synchronization
Apply data quality control (QC) workflows
Manage workspaces and project structures
Use filtering and solver identification tools
Work efficiently with the Techlog Data Editor
Unlike theoretical software overviews, this course focuses on practical hands-on workflows that help learners understand how Techlog is applied in real oil & gas and reservoir characterization environments.
By the end of the course, you will have the confidence to organize, visualize, manage, and quality-check well log data using Techlog while building valuable industry-relevant technical skills for petroleum and geoscience projects.
Whether you are preparing for a career in petrophysics, reservoir characterization, geological interpretation, or oil & gas data analysis, this course provides a strong operational foundation for working with Techlog professionally.