Explore the fundamentals of oil and natural gas exploration in this 41-minute lecture from Stanford University's Understand Energy course. Presented by Jane Woodward, Adjunct Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Founder of MAP Energy, the lecture covers essential topics including the geological characteristics of oil and gas-bearing rocks, the structure of oil and gas fields, and various methods used to identify these resources. Gain insights into U.S. regulations governing oil and natural gas development, and learn about the global distribution of proven oil and natural gas reserves. This comprehensive overview provides a solid foundation for understanding the complexities of fossil fuel prospecting and extraction.
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Syllabus
Introduction
Oil and Natural Gas Rocks
Anatomy of an Oil and/or Gas Field
Methods to Identify Oil and Natural Gas Fields
U.S. Regulation of Oil and Natural Gas Development
Locations of Proved Oil and Natural Gas Resources
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Stanford Understand Energy
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4.0 rating, based on 3 Class Central reviews
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A course from which you can learn a lot about the basics of oil exploration and prospecting and understanding the layers of the earth.
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I recently completed the oil and gas short course and found it to be an incredibly valuable experience. The course provided a comprehensive overview of the industry, covering topics such as exploration, production, and transportation. The instructors were knowledgeable and experienced professionals who shared real-world insights and examples. The course was well-structured, and the materials were relevant and up-to-date. I gained a deeper understanding of the industry's complexities and challenges, as well as the latest technologies and innovations. The course was perfect for professionals looking to expand their knowledge and skills in the oil and gas sector. Highly recommended!
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B21KUMARESAN U_ Petroleum EngineeringGood for easy understanding and they useful for my studies . Join the course to improvise your knowledge
