INDONESIAN PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION (IPA)

REGULAR COURSE, SHERATON LAMPUNG, 26-30 AUGUST 2013

Petroleum System Analysis:

Essential Concepts and Methods for
Increasing Exploration Success and
Assessing Risks of Plays and Prospects

Awang Harun Satyana

(SKK Migas - Satuan Kerja Khusus Migas -
Special Task Force for Oil & Gas)
 INDONESIAN PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION (IPA)
REGULAR COURSE, SHERATON LAMPUNG, 26-30 AUGUST 2013

Objectives
 to learn use of petroleum system analysis for exploration
evaluation,
 to learn concepts and methods of elements and processes of
petroleum system, including: sources, reservoirs, carrier beds,
seals, traps, migration, critical timing, preservation of
accumulation,
 to learn geochemistry of oil & gas,
 to learn evolution of basin’s petroleum system,
 to learn how to assess risks of plays and prospects,
 to learn regional petroleum systems & plays of Indonesia
 to discuss and seek solutions of your specific areas/cases
 to enjoy the science and learning together.
 Tentative Daily Course Outline
Day 1

1. Introducing Petroleum System Analysis

2. Source Rocks: Sedimentology & Geochemistry
3. Overburden Rocks & Source Maturation
4. Generation of Petroleum
5. Volumetric Calculation of Petroleum Generated

Day 2

6. Expulsion of Petroleum
7. Carrier Bed & Regional Sealing as Media & Roof of Migration
8. Secondary Migration and Accumulation of Petroleum
9. Siliciclastic Reservoirs: Sedimentology & Characteristics
10. Carbonate Reservoirs: Sedimentology & Characteristics
 Tentative Daily Course Outline
Day 3

11. Fractured Reservoirs: Basements & Carbonates

12. Sealing Rocks: Roles, Characteristics, Potential, Capacity
13. Traps: Structural, Stratigraphic, Hydrodynamic
14. Oil Grouping: Oil to Oil Correlation
15. Gas Grouping: Gas to Gas Correlation
16. Oil & Gas to Source Rocks Correlation

Day 4

17. Extents of Petroleum System

18. Preservation, Degradation and Destruction of Accumulation
19. Petroleum System Events Chart
20. Basin Evolution & Dynamic Interpretation of Petroleum System
21. Risk Assessment of Petroleum System, Plays and Prospects
22. Genetic Classification of Petroleum Systems
 Tentative Daily Course Outline

Day 5

23. Regional Petroleum Systems of Indonesia’s Basins

24. Regional Play Types of Indonesia’s Basins
25. Case Studies: Detailed Petroleum System Analysis from
Several Basins in Indonesia or Discussion of Your Specific
Areas
 Course Schedule
Monday - Friday
• 08.00 -10.00 am: lecture
• 10.00 -10.15 am: coffee break
• 10.15 -12.00 am: lecture
• 12.00 -13.00 pm: lunch break
• 13.00 -15.00 pm: lecture
• 15.00 -15.15 pm: coffee break
• 15.15 -17.00 pm: lecture

On Friday, 12.00 – 14.00: Friday’s prayer for Moslem & lunch break,
14.00-15.30: lecture, 15.30-15.45: coffee break, 15.45-17.00: lecture,
17.00: course closing

There is possibility of one-two evening class/es from 19.00-21.00,

depending on the class’s progress, dinner/s is/are provided, will be
determined later.
A bit about your instructor

Awang Harun Satyana

 Born: Bandung, 24 September 1964
 Education: Geology, University of Padjadjaran, Bandung (S1, graduated in 1989)
 History of Affiliations (has been 23 years in petroleum industry)
 1990-2002: Exploration Pertamina
 2002-2012: Exploration BPMIGAS
 20012-now: SKK Migas
 Position: VP Management Representative SKK Migas for Pertamina EP
 Professional Organization: IAGI, IPA, HAGI, AAPG, IATMI, GSA
 Publications: 318 publications (88 papers for conferences, 55 articles for journals/others, 6 chapters
for 6 books, 94 invited presentations and/keynotes, 42 guest lectures, 33 course manuals)
 Instructor for professional courses: (1) Petroleum Geology of Indonesia, (2) Petroleum
Geochemistry, (3) Petroleum System Analysis, (4) Tectonics and Structure, (5) Drilling Budget
 Fieldtrip instructor for professionals and public
 Associate Editor of AAPG Bulletin from 2006-2007
 Awards: 2001 (Pertamina), 2002 (IAGI), 2003 (IPA), 2006 (IAGI), 2007 (IAGI), 2008 (HAGI), 2009
(BPMIGAS), 2010 (Pertamina), 2011 (IAGI)
 Contact: ph. +62 812 1056 320, aharun@skkmigas.go.id, awangsatyana@yahoo.com
Status : 31 July 2013
Introduce Yourself to the Class

• Your name
• Your education background
• Your current affiliation & position
• Your reason/s enrolled in this course
• Your expectation/s on this course
 Points to Ponder…

Expertise will not be obtained by any five-day

course, even the course is taught by good
instructor, expertise and mastery will be
gained by years of learning and applications.
Back to work, learn the course materials
again and again, and applying them to your
real cases; and you will get your permanent
expertise.
 Points to Ponder…

“Knowledge is power” (James Murray, 1847)

“Nihil est melius quam vita diligentissima”

(Nothing better than a very diligent life).
(James Murray, 1847)

James Murray, the first composer of Oxford English Dictionary, a

poor boy mastering six languages at 15 years old by his own
efforts, a distinguished professor in British scientific society.
(Simon Winchester, “The Professor and the Madman”, 1998)

NO PAIN NO GAIN !