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Kingdom Training from IHS Markit: Geological and seismic interpretation software training

Maximize your subscription to Kingdom™ from IHS Markit, our seismic and geological interpretation and modeling software, with one of our training courses held at specific locations and by request, on site at your organization. From getting started with geophysics to advanced mapping, 3D geological modeling and data management, our courses offer options for everyone from the beginner to advanced learner. All classes use a hands-on format paired with discussion.

Key benefits:

  • Conduct faster, more accurate geological interpretations
  • Improve oil and gas reservoir evaluations with reservoir simulation and modeling
  • Streamline seismic interpretations by incorporating geology
  • Develop synthetics with ease and test your interpretations with “what if” scenarios
  • Generate simple or complex structural and stratigraphic models
  • Earn APEGA professional development credits

Course Descriptions

Advanced Mapping Techniques
  • Length: Two days
  • Summary: The course demonstrates making optimal maps, using the Kingdom software. The main objectives of this course is, understanding the mapping workflows for various exploration objectives, and understanding how to make best choices when selecting a proper gridding algorithm and setting mapping parameters.  The objective of gridding is to create a regular pattern of information from input data that may or may not be irregularly spaced.  Selecting a gridding algorithm depends on a combination of factors, most importantly the nature of the control data and the objective for the surface model.  In this course, students will review multiple gridding algorithms presently available to the interpreter, all of which will be used on a control data set. Additionally, students will review the use of Kingdom’s color bar and the creation/manipulation of color schematics.
  • Prerequisites: Kingdom Geology and Geophysical software or equivalent experience
  • Topics:
    • Selecting a grid algorithm appropriate to the objective and input data
    • Making best parameter choice selection for grid workflows
    • Gridding for stratigraphic purposes
    • Gridding for structural purposes
    • Advanced mapping using Dynamic Map Update module
    • Use the Grid Shaping Tool Editor in the interpretation process
    • Understanding the factors in selecting appropriate color bars
    • Building a new color bar
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AVO Analysis for Hydrocarbon Detection (AVOPAK)
  • Length: Two days
  • Summary: AVOPAK provides interpreters with the ability to perform real time AVO analysis of seismic data in hydrocarbon exploration. It is an integral part of the Kingdom™ software, facilitating data interpretation to take full advantage of the potential of Kingdom Geology, Kingdom Geophysics, VuPAK, and GeoSyn. This two-day course is designed for Kingdom users who want to go beyond their conventional amplitude interpretation and explore AVO technology in hydrocarbon exploration. After completing this course, you will be ready to use AVO technology to evaluate or fine-tune seismic data interpretation for hydrocarbon detection in exploration and development projects.
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Topics:
    • Overview of AVO terminology, brief history and principles
    • Seismic gather importing
    • Offset/angle gather stacking
    • Gather manipulation, conditioning and display
    • Gather interpretation
    • AVO attribute computation
    • Crossplot of AVO attributes
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Basic Geological Data Loading
  • Length: One day
  • Summary: The Geologic Data Loading course is a one-day course designed primarily for geoscience technicians and interpreters responsible for creating Kingdom projects and loading culture, well, log, and production data into Kingdom.
  • Prerequisite: Assumes that the attendee has a fundamental understanding of the data types used in this class
  • Topics:
    • Kingdom project creation, including establishing project extents, setting project options, selecting an XY projection method, setting user preferences, and understanding the concept of authorship
    • Import cultural data in various formats, including Landmark ASCII, AutoCAD DXF, ESRI Shape, and Geo-tiff files and editing and managing culture groups and layers
    • Display additional geospatial data using Web-Mapping Services
    • Review enhanced layer based mapping workflows in Spatial Explorer
    • Create a Spatial Explorer presentation map for exporting from Layout view
    • Import well data from ASCII format and IHS Energy well data files
    • Import other types of well data such as deviation surveys, time-depth charts, zone attribute data and formation tops in ASCII format
    • Import digital log curves and review digital log curve management
    • Import both calibrated and uncalibrated raster logs, and use Well Explorer calibration tools to calibrate, edit and add information picks on raster logs
    • Load IHS-and ASCII-formatted monthly production data, view monthly and cumulative production data, and edit existing production data
    • Use PAKnotes to attach various types of documentation (Word docs, Excel files, PowerPoints, and graphic files) to a Kingdom project
    • In addition to importing workflows for various data types, students will also review exporting methods of various data from a Kingdom project
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Basic Geophysical Data Loading (SeismicDirect)
  • Length: One day
  • Summary: The one-day Geophysical Data Loading course is designed to introduce students to the Kingdom SeismicDirect.  SeismicDirect makes loading 2D SEG Y data more efficient and less time-consuming by using a novel approach of attaching 2D SEG Y data directly to the Kingdom projects instead of importing the data.
  • Prerequisite: None
  • Topics:
    • View and edit 2D SEG Y data files
    • Attach multiple 2D SEG Y data to multiple projects
    • Convert multiple 2D SEG Y data from One Coordinate System to another
    • Make copies and manage the 2D SEG Y data
    • View 3D SEGY data to verify parameters needed for their import into a Kingdom Project
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Creating Velocity Models (VelPAK)
  • Length: Two days
  • Summary: The VelPAK course is designed for interpreters and others interested in constructing velocity models to predict depth from seismic time. VelPAK allows both quick-look depth conversion that requires minimum user interaction and design of detailed velocity model workflows. You can save the workflows to use in repetitive analysis when interpreting seismic data or well data in future
  • Prerequisite: None
  • Topics:

    VelPAK offers the ability to apply different depth conversion functions to layer-cake models, as well as to depth convert in more complex geological regimes. The course topics include the following:

    • Navigating VelPAK windows
    • Bringing selected data into VelPAK model for depth conversion
    • Defining layers for depth conversion, using a sophisticated algorithm to create a chronostratigraphic master list from existing tops
    • Applying different depth conversion functions to layer-cake model, including
    • Using different velocity functions per layer
    • Using well information (velocity/sonic logs and/or time-depth information), as well as stacking velocities to define velocity model
    • Rectifying converted depth grids to well information
    • Creating continuous sealed surfaces (grids) bounding velocity layers
    • Creation and use of VelPAK workflows
    • Applying profile depth conversion for more complex geological regimes
    • Using VelPAK optimization module for recommendations on velocity function parameters
    • Various gridding procedures to create continuous sealed surfaces bounding the velocity
    • Selecting and saving resulting grids (depth converted surfaces, interval/average velocity, iso-pachs, isochrones, etc.) to the kingdom project database
    • Transferring VelPAK-created velocity model to kingdom project
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Exploring in the 3D Workspace (VuPAK)
  • Length: One day
  • Summary: This course is designed for the experienced geoscientist. VuPAK is an interactive 3D visualization tool, which enables the interpreter to work with cultural, horizon, well, fault, surface and 2D and 3D seismic data more efficiently and effectively within a visualization framework. VuPAK is designed to be used with 2d/3dPAK (using either or both 2D and 3D data), AVOPAK, RSA, EarthPAK and Trace Calculations. At the end of this course participants will be able to create cubic volumes of seismic data, post wells and design proposed well locations, and interpret horizons and faults in the 3D volume
  • Prerequisite: None
  • Topics:
    • Interpreting, assigning, displaying and editing faults
    • Interpreting and displaying horizons
    • Displaying well and log data, including tops and fault cuts
    • Displaying seismic lines and/or time slices and attributes
    • Animating seismic volumes and creating movies for display in PowerPoint presentations
    • Modifying color and light
    • Volume rendering and opacity
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Geological Interpretation
  • Length: Two days
  • Summary: In this course, you will work with an existing project, review the well and production data using Well Explorer, and then use well query methods to search the database for specific data to create well subsets.  Afterwards, you will review and manage digital and raster log data and use curve editing, computing and log calculation tools.  Also, you will work with formation top data, including managing, manipulating the display and properties, and reviewing picking methods in both geologic sections and VuPAK.  Then, you will create and incorporate zone data that will be used for computes and gridding purposes.  To complete your interpretation workflows, you will learn how to setup various geologic sections.  Next, you will review the mapping features using the Base Map and Spatial Explorer for data posting, attribute maps, and bubble maps.  Also, you will create numerous maps by gridding geologic data using both manual and automatic methods to generate grids and contours.  In addition, you will use the Well Path Planning tool to plan a new well and then finally conduct a volumetric analysis using the Reserves tool. 
  • Prerequisite: None
  • Topics:
    • Well data and production data management, including decline curves
    • Editing, correlating and performing calculations on well log data, including cross plots
    • Facies logs from cross plots
    • Quick look petrophysics
    • Gridding data
    • Bubble maps and displays
    • Kingdom spreadsheets to display and edit well data
    • Zone concepts
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Geosteering
  • Length: One day
  • Summary: The course teaches how to accurately and efficiently steer wells along a target of interest in a completely integrated interpretation environment. This reduces the need to duplicate data while providing a consistent view across the entire asset team
  • Prerequisite: The Geological Interpretation (Kingdom Geology) and Seismic Interpretation (Kingdom Geophysics) classes are highly recommended prior to taking this course.
  • Topics:
    • Create cases with planned, drilling and reference wells along vertical sections or along the wellbore
    • Load deviation survey and log data for drilling wells
    • Calibrate a drilling well to selected reference wells and between reference wells
    • Correlate drilling well log with reference well log, resulting in accurate prediction of formation bedding orientation
    • Incorporate seismic data in time via Dynamic Depth Conversion, and therefore time horizons seen in virtual depth, with easy model updates as interpretations are done
    • Predict a structural model via Dynamic Map Update that aids in understanding landing depths
    • Easily update the drilling well as new data arrives
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GeoSyn 1D
  • Length: One day
  • Summary: The training class covers the options and workflows that every new user will need in order to operate GeoSyn successfully. Students will also learn a basic GeoSyn workflow that will take them from the beginning to the end of the synthetic generation process, including methods for matching a generated synthetic to seismic data within GeoSyn and Kingdom
  • Prerequisite: None
  • Topics
    • Using the Kingdom Data Browser to select wells and log data from a Kingdom project database
    • Loading seismic data
    • Exporting data from GeoSyn
    • Navigating the GeoSyn Synthetic Display and selecting display parameters
    • How to perform basic Log Editing functions
    • How to generate and apply seismic wavelets to synthetic models
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GeoSyn 2D
  • Length: One day
  • Summary: GeoSyn 2D is a 2D forward-modeling application that helps geoscientists predict petrophysical properties such as lithology, fluid composition and porosity from seismic data. GeoSyn 2D also helps users better understand the sensitivity of seismic data to lateral and vertical changes in rock properties along and in between well boreholes
  • Prerequisite: Students should to be familiar with the GeoSyn application before signing up for this class
  • Topics
    • Create and edit a simple Wedge Model
      • Display a tuning curve and other charts
    • Simultaneously generate a geologic and synthetic seismic model based on data from the following:
      • Single well
      • Duplicates of a well
      • Multiple wells
    • Model the effects changes in porosity, lithology, fluid content and formation thickness has on the generated models and the influence of faulting
    • Create and display single and multiple log cross-plot windows for a well(s) to better detect and color-code areas of interest
    • Review the GeoSyn 2D modeling workflow to help provide information to support, aid and predict where to drill future wells
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Integrated Geoscience Workflow
  • Length: Five days
  • Summary: This course is designed for the experienced geoscientist and geotechnician who want a comprehensive overview of Kingdom software seismic (2d/3dPAK and VuPAK) and geological (EarthPAK) interpretation packages, with brief visits into SynPAK and Trace Calculations. The course manual can be used as a reference and many of the exercises can be used as guides or stepped-out procedures for interpretation. No prior knowledge of SynPAK or VuPAK is required. Some familiarity of 2d/3dPAK and EarthPAK is beneficial but not required
  • Prerequisite: None
  • Topics
    • Creating projects and managing authors
    • Understanding cartographic projections
    • Understanding the quality control tools for seismic and well data
    • Creating cross sections
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Integrated Geoscience Data Loading
  • Length: Two days
  • Summary: Integrated Geoscience Data Loading provides the user with additional insight into data importing and exporting techniques not covered in Basic Data Loading. Integrated Geoscience Data Loading utilizes a realistic training scenario, where a new Kingdom project is built from an existing project, together with data from external sources. Problems covered include incorrect projection, incorrect X-Y, duplicated wells (10 vs 12 or 14-digit UWI numbers), bulk adjusting well names, truncated well numbers, overlapping trace data files and well query script editing (used in data export).
  • Prerequisite: Attendees should have taken the Basic Geological Data Loading and Basic Geophysical Data Loading courses.
  • Topics
    • Using Kingdom Data Transfer to copy data from one Kingdom project to another
    • Export 2D seismic data, 3D seismic data, arbitrary seismic lines, wells, culture, local and shared time-depth (TD) charts, seismic horizons, faults and fault polygons, grids, planimeter polygons, contours, seismic wavelets and traces, synthetic traces, XYZ data sets, and zone data from an existing Kingdom project
    • Load culture (in Kingdom, DXF, and Landmark formats), including TIFF images and shape files
    • Load wells from different sources using Landmark OWX, Tobin, GDS, and generic formats
    • Bulk load deviation surveys, well logs (LAS format), and formation tops (Excel spreadsheet)
    • Load local and shared T-D charts using well subsets
    • Load plus merging/extending 2d/3d seismic surveys
    • Copy seismic surveys into a new Kingdom project using the Share/Copy option
    • Load and merge seismic horizons
    • Load other interpreted data including faults and fault polygons, grids, contours, seismic wave-lets, synthetic traces, XYZ data, and zone data
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Kingdom Analytics Explorer for Spotfire
  • Length: One day
  • Summary: The Kingdom Analytics Explorer for Spotfire® training course is designed to provide you with an introduction to the basic skills and methodologies required to unleash new and powerful ways to visualize and analyze your project data using the Kingdom suite software.

    The information you obtain from this course will allow you to learn how to embed data analytics in every stage of the Kingdom interpretation workflows from data loading and quality control to log and seismic facies characterization.  You will also learn how to apply advanced calculations and machine learning algorithms from Spotfire to classify and predict data from Kingdom projects and any other external data source integrated in Kingdom Analytics Explorer.

    The Kingdom Analytics Explorer for Spotfire training course delivers immediate value whether you are a market researcher, business service analyst, a scientist, or a process engineer by letting you quickly identify trends and patterns in your critical business data. Kingdom Analytics Explorer helps the user understand and manipulate Big Data. This course will enable you to generate workflows using embedded algorithms for robust Multivariate Analytics applied to: lithologies, reservoir characterization, seismic attributes, production, completions, optimized field development, etc. 
  • Prerequisite: Basic Kingdom software knowledge is recommended
  • Who should attend: Geologist, geophysicist, petrophysicist, engineers, exploration manager, data managers, geo techs
  • Topics:
    • Introduction to Kingdom Analytics Explorer for Spotfire
    • Navigating the workspace
    • Data mining and quality control 
    • Log facies analysis
    • Advanced calculations and production prediction analysis
    • Multivariate Analytics applied to Seismic Attributes
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Kingdom Data Management (KDM)
  • Length: One day
  • Summary: The Kingdom Data Management (KDM) course introduces you to the KDM Catalog Builder and Kingdom Data Manager; tools that help you manage your Kingdom project and data environment. This one-day course is designed for the system administrator, geotechnician, data manager, or geoscientist who wants to manage data more efficiently. Note that this course is not intended to teach best practices on Kingdom project data management, but rather is intended to teach about a data management tool, KDM
  • Prerequisite: None
  • Topics
    • Locate and inventory all your Kingdom projects
    • Examine project contents and identify redundant and incomplete projects
    • Query multiple projects for specific criteria
    • Examine the location and accessibility of your projects’ seismic files
    • Reduce storage needs by sharing seismic between projects more efficiently
    • Perform project conversions between databases
    • Copy and convert projects in one easy step
    • Move data from one Kingdom project directly into another Kingdom project without having to export and import
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Kingdom Exploration Techniques for Unconventional Resource Plays
  • Length: Two days
  • Summary: This course provides suggested geological workflows for resource plays, specifically unconventional shale plays. Many of these workflows may prove useful in other trends, including conventional plays. This course is designed to demonstrate interpretation techniques and workflows through lecture and interactive exercises using IHS Markit™ Kingdom®. These techniques contribute to the ability of petroleum geoscientists to explore for oil and gas in geologic settings that were previously never considered to be reservoirs. The effective use of resource play techniques can influence the economics of the unconventional reservoir.
  • Prerequisite: Students should have the following experience before participating in the course:
    • Intermediate experience in petroleum geology techniques
    • Basic knowledge about unconventional resource plays
    • Basic knowledge about geosteering as well as about the practice of hydraulic fracturing
    • Intermediate to expert level in Kingdom Geology techniques
  • Topics: The Exploration Techniques for Unconventional Resource Plays course includes hands-on exercises and covers the following topics:
    • Quality check your data using Kingdom Analytics
    • Create maps (gridding)
    • Estimate total organic carbon using Kingdom Petrophysics
    • Perform future well planning using Well Path Planner
    • Geosteer a horizontal well
    • View and analyze well completion data using Frac Explorer
    • Perform fracture trend analysis using Microseismic (optional)
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Kingdom for Petra Interpreters (offered as a private class only)
  • Length: Two days
  • Summary: The Kingdom for Petra Interpreters course is designed primarily for geoscientists converting their interpretation software platforms from Petra to Kingdom. This class provides Petra interpreters the basic tools needed to work in Kingdom
  • Prerequisite: This basic-level Kingdom geological interpretation course assumes the students have previous experience with Petra and limited to no experience using the Kingdom Software Suite
  • Topics

    “In Petra” comments will be included throughout the course to help users understand Kingdom terminology as they work through the following topics:

    • Open a Kingdom project, set project options, set user preferences and learn about the Kingdom workspace and the concept of authorship
    • Import well data and deviation surveys and then query well data to create well subsets
    • Learn the basics of working in the Base Map, including modifying the Base Map settings, displaying data and working with culture groups
    • Work with formation top, zone, log, and raster log data, including using Well Explorer to view, edit, and import these data types
    • Work with cross sections, including create geological sections, pick formation tops, and create and edit fault cuts
    • Import digital log curves and raster logs, calibrate raster logs, and edit and add formation picks on rasters logs
    • Learn about Kingdom’s basic mapping techniques, including creating both a structure contour and faulted structure map, compute contours, and use the Dynamic Map Update Module
    • Work with monthly production data, view monthly and cumulative production data, and edit existing production data
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Kingdom Getting Started – Geophysics
  • Length: ½ Day
  • Summary: The Getting Started with Kingdom Geophysics training class provides you with basic hands-on training for geophysical data loading and interpretation. It is intended for Geoscientists and Geo-Technicians.
  • Prerequisite: None
  • Topics:
    • Creating a new Kingdom project
    • Importing culture, 2D & 3D seismic data, and well data
    • Displaying and navigating through seismic data
    • Working with Well Explorer to analyze well data
    • Basic horizon picking, gridding and contouring
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Kingdom Getting Started – Geology
  • Length: ½ Day
  • Summary: The Kingdom Getting Started – Geology training class provides you with a basic, hands-on Kingdom software training and demonstrates its usage for Geological Data loading and interpretation. It is intended for Geoscientists and Geo-Technicians.
  • Topics:
    • Project creation
    • Importing well data
    • Displaying and Navigating well data
    • Mapping Techniques
    • Creating Cross-Sections
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Kingdom Petrophysics
  • Length: One day
  • Summary: This class is focused on the new Kingdom Petrophysics module introduced in Kingdom 2018. You will learn the basics of navigating the Kingdom Petrophysics module and how the module integrates and interacts with the Kingdom project. You will practice using curve editing tools with hands on exercises including splicing, depth shifting and multi well normalizing. You will also work with the curve calculators to create curves by basic log function computing and utilizing multi line formulas. With the TOC module, you will create TOC curves and then use TOC to apply Organic Shale logic to a deterministic petrophysics workflow using the Log Analysis module. In the Log Analysis module you will learn to use crossplots, histograms and log plot tools to interactively adjust the log parameters in your multi zone analysis to see immediate results. Multi well tools will also be used to perform multi well multi zone analysis and batch operations. Using Multi Linear Regression, you will learn how to create regression formulas for curve prediction to aid in completing a well’s log suite.
  • Prerequisite: Prior experience with Kingdom Geology
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Microseismic
  • Length: One day
  • Summary: The class focuses on the basics of operating the new Kingdom Microseismic software. You will learn how to load microseismic event and well treatment data. You will see techniques for viewing and filtering microseismic event data, for viewing well treatment data, for creating microseismic event subsets by stage and by cut and crop options and techniques for displaying best fit planes and volumes for event subsets. You will also learn how to generate new microseismic attributes, including X, Y, Z-Time, and Z-Depth adjustments, borehole and horizon distance attributes and extracted data attributes. In addition, you will be shown how to calculate event subset statistics, display histograms of almost any microseismic data type, and how to use the new 2D Crossplot option to create and view crossplots of any combination of microseismic data
  • Prerequisite: None
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Project and System Administration
  • Length: Two day
  • Summary: This course is designed for the project support and data management professional or anyone who has to create projects, load data items, and manage and maintain project integrity throughout the lifetime of a Kingdom project. Course emphasis is on the project, not on software
  • Prerequisite: Basic familiarity with Windows file management, elementary database principles, and a basic understanding of the types of available geoscience data are recommended for this course
  • Topics
    • Installation, licensing, installing ServicePAKs, monitoring license usage
    • Tips to optimize network and workstation performance
    • Database considerations
    • Cartographic projection issues
    • The Kingdom project architecture
    • Optimizing data loading and storage
    • Managing seismic
    • Kingdom 64-bit and SQL Server Express
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Rock Solid Attribute Generation and Interpretation (RSA)
  • Length: One day
  • Summary: This course introduces techniques for prospect generators who want to expand on conventional interpretation of 3D seismic surveys. The course demonstrates how multiple seismic attributes lead to a better understanding of structure and stratigraphy.
  • Prerequisite: Intermediate expertise in IHS Kingdom Geophysics and VuPAK
  • Topics:
    • Understanding of various attributes
    • Brief overview of data preparation
    • Parameters for attribute generation
    • Workflows for using multiple attributes
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Seismic Interpretation
  • Length: Three days
  • Summary: This hands-on course helps students develop Kingdom software skills by progressing through a basic seismic processing interpretation workflow, advancing to gridding, contouring and time-to-depth conversion. Students will also be shown how to generate seismic velocity and depth volumes, seismic attribute volumes, High Frequency Inversion volumes, and some simple post-stack seismic processing interpretation techniques. This course prepares the participant to display and mistie correct seismic data, generate various types of seismic data volumes and display types, interpret and manage faults and horizons, grid and contour well and seismic data and perform depth conversions
  • Prerequisite: This course is not intended to teach entry-level interpretation skills or definitions 
  • Topics: 
    • Kingdom basics, including creating an author and copying data
    • Manage project data using Project Explorer
    • Select and navigate through 2D and 3D seismic data
    • Seismic mistie analysis using both bulk and interactive methods
    • Synthetic generation and tying synthetics to seismic data
    • Fault interpretation using both assigned and unassigned faults with manual and auto fault picking methods
    • Horizon interpretation using different horizon picking methods including 2DHunt, 3DHunt, and Seeker to create time and amplitude surfaces
    • Generate various seismic data attribute volumes
    • Use Kingdom horizon and grid calculators
    • Create and edit contours
    • Understand gridding algorithms and parameters
    • Use Dynamic Depth Conversion to create and update velocity models, for time-to-depth and depth-to-time conversion
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Global Course Schedules

Onsite training is available for any course listed below. Contact us to schedule a class.

Calgary AB – Canada
IHS Markit Office - Sun Life Plaza, Suite 800, 112-4th Avenue SW
Calgary, Alberta, T2P0H3
403.213.4200

Course Date Time Cost Register
Kingdom Getting Started - Geology November 6 8:30 am - 12:00 pm $0 Register
Kingdom Getting Started - Geophysics November 7 8:30 am - 12:00 pm $0 Register
Kingdom Petrophysics November 20 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $750 Register
Kingdom Getting Started - Geophysics December 5 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $0 Register
Kingdom Getting Started - Geology December 12 8:30 am - 12:00 pm $0 Register
Kingdom Geological Interpretation December 18-19 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $750 Register

Dallas, Texas – United States
IHS Markit Office - 5430 LBJ Freeway,
Suite 800, Dallas,
TX 75240
972.560.4420

Course Date Time Cost Register
Kingdom Getting Started - Geology October 16 8:30 am - 11:30 am $0 Register
Kingdom Basic Geological Data Loading November 5 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $750 Register
Kingdom Geological Interpretation November 6-7 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $1,500 Register

Englewood, Colorado – United States
IHS Markit Office - 321 Inverness Drive South,
Englewood,
CO 80112
303.858.6450

Course Date Time Cost Register
Kingdom Geological Interpretation November 4-5 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $1,500 Register
Kingdom Geosteering November 6 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $750 Register

Houston, Texas – United States
IHS Markit Office - 1401 Enclave Parkway,
Suite 200, Houston,
TX 77077
281.531.4660

Course Date Time Cost Register
Kingdom Geological Interpretation October 15-16 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $1,500 Register
Kingdom Getting Started - Geology October 25 8:30 am - 11:30 am $0 Register
Kingdom Seismic Interpretation November 4-6 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $2,250 Register
Kingdom AVO Analysis for Hydrocarbon Detection November 7-8 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $1,500 Register
Kingdom Exploration Techniques for Unconventional Resource Plays November 13-14 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $1,800 Register
Kingdom Geological Interpretation December 9-10 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $1,500 Register
Kingdom Advanced Mapping Methods December 11-12 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $1,800 Register
Kingdom Geosteering December 13 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $750 Register

Lagos – Nigeria
Banhill Office – 16b Aliu Animashun Street,
Off Disu Akubi Street Off Providence Road,
Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, Nigeria
234.2957.562

Course Date Time Cost Register
Kingdom Seismic Interpretation and Synthetics November 11-13 9:00 am - 4:00 pm $2,250 Register
Kingdom Geological Interpretation November 14-15 9:00 am - 4:00 pm $1,500 Register

London – United Kingdom
IHS Markit Office – Ropemaker Place,
25 Ropemaker Street,
London, EC2Y 9LY, United Kingdom
44.20.8700.3719

Course Date Time Cost Register
Kingdom Geological Interpretation December 2-3 9:00 am - 5:00 pm £1,100 Register
Kingdom EarthPAK Petrophysics December 4 9:00 am - 5:00 pm £550 Register
Kingdom GeoSyn 1D December 5 9:00 am - 5:00 pm £550 Register
Kingdom GeoSyn 2D December 6 9:00 am - 5:00 pm £550 Register

Midland, Texas – United States
Midland College - 105 W. Illinois Avenue,
Midland,
TX 79701
432.683.2832

Course Date Time Cost Register
Kingdom Geological Interpretation November 11-12 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $1,500 Register
Kingdom Advanced Mapping Methods November 13-14 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $1,800 Register

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – United States
IHS Markit Office - 210 Park Avenue,
Suite 1425, Oklahoma City,
OK 73102
405.415.3612

Course Date Time Cost Register
Kingdom Geological Interpretation November 4-5 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $1,500 Register
Kingdom Seismic Interpretation November 6-8 8:30 am - 4:30 pm $2,250 Register

Oslo – Norway
University of Oslo – Department of Geosciences,
Sem Sælands vei 1,
0371 Oslo, Norway
44.20.8700.3719

Course Date Time Cost Register
Kingdom Basic Geophysical Data Loading December 2 9:00 am - 5:00 pm $750 Register
Kingdom Seismic Interpretation December 3-5 9:00 am - 5:00 pm $2,250 Register
Kingdom GeoSyn 1D December 6 9:00 am - 5:00 pm $750 Register

Sewickley, Pennsylvania – United States
ContactPointe - 2593 Wexford-Bayne Road,
Spectra Office Park,
Bldg. I, Suite 200, Sewickley,
PA 15143
412.788.0680

More classes coming soon.

Course Date Time Cost Register

Singapore
IHS Markit Office - 8 Marina View,
Asia Square Tower 1,
#12-01, Singapore 018960
65.6220.1089

Course Date Time Cost Register

Kingdom Basic Geophysical Data Loading

October 21

 9:30 am - 5:30 pm $750 Register
Kingdom GeoSyn 1D October 22 9:30 am - 5:30 pm $750 Register
Kingdom Seismic Interpretation October 23-25 9:30 am - 5:30 pm $2,250 Register
Kingdom Basic Geophysical Data Loading November 25 9:30 am - 5:30 pm $750 Register
Kingdom GeoSyn 2D November 26 9:30 am - 5:30 pm $750 Register
Kingdom Exploring in the 3D Workspace November 27 9:30 am - 5:30 pm $750 Register
Kingdom Geological Interpretation November 28-29 9:30 am - 5:30 pm $1,500 Register

Tulsa, Oklahoma – United States
IHS Markit Office - 8801 South Yale Avenue,
Suite 205, Tulsa,
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