Universidad de Jaén

CHAPTER I. THE GEOLOGY OF PETROLEUM

1.- INTRODUCTION TO THE GEOLOGY OF PETROLEUM.
2.- GENESIS OF HYDROCARBONS.
3.- NATURE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF OIL.
4.- BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTIVITY.
5.- SEDIMENTARY PROCESSES.
6.- OIL FORMATION.
7.- THE MIGRATION OF HYDROCARBONS.
8.- DISPLACEMENTS AND ACCUMULATIONS OF HYDROCARBONS.
9.- THE ROCKS RESERVOIR OF HYDROCARBONS.
10.- PETROGRAPHY OF THE RESERVOIR ROCKS.
11.- PRESERVATION AND CLOSURE OF HYDROCARBON FIELDS.
12.- THE OIL TRAPS.

CHAPTER II. EXPLORATION AND TECHNIQUES APPLIED IN HYDROCARBON DEPOSITS

1.- OIL EXPLOITATION.
2.- OIL EXPLOITATION TECHNIQUES.
3.- INTRODUCTION TO GEOPHYSICAL TECHNIQUES.
4.- GEOPHYSICAL TECHNIQUES. ELECTRICAL METHOD.
5.- GEOPHYSICAL TECHNIQUES. GRAVIMETRIC METHOD.
6.- GEOPHYSICAL TECHNIQUES. SEISMIC METHOD.
7.- GEOCHEMICAL PROSPECTION OF HYDROCARBONS (I).
7.- GEOCHEMICAL PROSPECTION OF HYDROCARBONS (II).

CHAPTER III. OIL DRILLING. GEOLOGICAL CONTROL. INTERPRETATION OF DIAGRAPHIES.

1.- OIL DRILLING.
2.- DRILLING PRACTICE.
3.- GEOLOGICAL CONTROL.
4.- CALCULATION OF RESERVES

CHAPTER IV. FLUIDS AND PRODUCTION MECHANISM.

1.- DRILLING FLUIDS.
2.- CEMENTATION - CASING.

CHAPTER V. GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF PETROLEUM.

1.- WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION.
2.- OIL IN SPAIN.

CHAPTERS VI, VII and VIII. CONCEPT AND OBJECTIVES OF THE MECHANICAL PREPARATION OF ORES. COALS AND WASHABILITY CURVES. CONCENTRATION METHODS.

SUBJECT PRACTICES:

Practice I: Geophysics: SEV

Practice II: Geophysics: electrical tomography software RES2DINV

Practice III: Geophysics: Gravimetry: Topographic correction

Practice IV: Geophysics: Gravimetry: Bouguer Anomaly

Practice V: Geophysics: Seismic

Practice VI: Geochemistry hydrocarbons: Pyrolysis of Rock Eval

Practice VII: Shale gas and shale oil

Practice VIII: Well logs: Diagraphs

Practice IX: Correlation between research wells

Practice X: Drill string: Calculation and design

Practice XI: Drilling fluids: Calculation of muds

Practice XII: Drilling fluids: Calculation of pumps

Practice XIII: Calculation of cementation in wells

Practice IX: Report NI-43-101

the expositive classes will be given with the exposition of the theory and general approach methods with the resolution of examples of exercises M1 - Magisterial Classes, M4 - Lectures. The number of contact hours will be 47, and 63.75 hours of autonomous work by the students. The CG4, CG7, CG8, CG1, CER1, CG3 and CG2 skills will be developed in these lessons.

Classes in practice groups will solve practical and laboratory problems. M11 - Resolution of exercises, M12 - Presentation/Exhibition, M7 - Seminars, M8 - Debates, M9 - Laboratories and M6 - Practical activities. The CG4, CG7, CG8, CG1, CER1, CG3, CBB3 and CG2 skills will be developed in these lessons.

In practical activities - M6: The activity will consist of preparing a NI-43-101 report (national instrument for Disclosure Standards for Mining Projects within Canada).

The collective tutorials - A3 will deal with collateral aspects necessary for the correct numerical resolution of the problems in order to minimize errors and achieve an adequate level of precision.

These contents connect with the sustainable development goals of the United Nations. Mainly with objective 8 (Decent work and economic growth), objective 9 (Industry, innovation and infrastructure) and objective 12 (Responsible production and consumption).

Students with special educational needs should contact the Student Attention Service (Servicio de Atención y Ayudas al Estudiante) in order to receive the appropriate academic support

Section S1 deals with active participation in class, debates and student attendance, where it evaluates the Resul-08 learning outcomes and the CBB3, CER1, CG1, CG2, CG3, CG4, CG7 and CG8 competencies.

Section S2 deals with a theoretical - practical exam, where it evaluates the Resul-08 learning results and the CBB3, CER1, CG1, CG2, CG3, CG4, CG7 and CG8 competencies.

Section S3 deals with the practices-exercises to be delivered by the students, through the Resul-08 learning results and the CBB3, CER1, CG1, CG2, CG3, CG4, CG7 and CG8 competencies.

The student must obtain a grade above 4/10 in each part of the theoretical-practical exam.

1- TEACHING METHODOLOGY AND TRAINING ACTIVITIES

The teaching methodology will consist of three types of activities:

Expositive classes will be taught in the classroom and will be 100% face-to-face. The theory and methodologies will be as in the face-to-face modality.

Practical classes, will be carried out in the classroom and in the laboratory (100% face-to-face), developing the activities marked in the previous points of this teaching guide, the necessary methodologies will be used to carry out the practices.

The collective tutorials will be carried out with the same format as the previous points of the guide and will be 100% face-to-face.

The individual tutorials requested by the student will be carried out by videoconference through Google Meet.

2- EVALUATION SYSTEM

Attendance and participation (100% face-to-face): 10%
Theoretical-practical exam (100% face-to-face): 55%
Delivery of work and internships (100% face-to-face): 35%

1- TEACHING METHODOLOGY AND TRAINING ACTIVITIES

The expository classes would be taught virtually with videoconference. In these classes the teacher will present and explain the theoretical and practical contents.

Practical classes will be developed synchronously and asynchronously through videoconference. The student will achieve the competencies and learning outcomes indicated for this subject.

The collective and individual tutorials will be carried out virtually at the request of the students, through the Google Meet application. Its objective is to solve the doubts and questions that the students have.

2- EVALUATION SYSTEM

The theoretical-practical exam will be carried out online, where the teacher will indicate to the students in detail how it will be carried out. The delivery of practices and exercises and collective and individual tutorials will be online.

Attendance and participation (online 100%): 10%
Theoretical-practical exam (online 100%): 50%
Delivery of work and internships (online 100%): 40%

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