This practical and highly-interactive course includes real-life case studies and exercises where participants will be engaged in a series of interactive small groups and class workshops. This course is designed to provide participants with a detailed and up-to-date overview of Foundations of Petrophysics. It covers the role, importance, principles and terminologies of petrophysics in the oil and gas industry; the fundamental rock properties focusing on porosity and permeability and formation evaluation, well logging and core analysis; the resistivity and spontaneous potential (SP) log interpretation; the porosity logs, density, neutron and sonic logs; and the proper methods and tools used for lithology identification and techniques for calculating water and hydrocarbon saturations. Further, the course will also discuss the crossplotting techniques and data integration; the nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) logging and its applications; the image logs for fracture analysis and reservoir characterization; the mud logging and formation testing operations; the techniques for logging and interpreting data in cased holes; and the specialized logging tools and their applications. 
 During this interactive course, participants will learn the rock typing, reservoir characterization and capillary pressure analysis and applications; the role of fluid properties (oil, water, gas) in petrophysical analysis; the wettability and its impact in petrophysical properties; integrating core and log data for a comprehensive analysis and strategies for comprehensive petrophysical interpretation; managing uncertainties in petrophysical data; the software tools commonly used in petrophysical analysis; and integrating petrophysical data with geological and geophysical information.