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CATEGORIES:Warsztaty
CREATED:20150622T131603
SUMMARY:Multiscale imaging down to the nanometer scale in conventional and unconventional reservoirs
LOCATION:Państwowy Instytut Geologiczny - PIB, Warszawa, ul. Rakowiecka 4 (Sala Rühl
ego)
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:
Warsztaty z zastosowania elektronowego mikroskopu skaningowego (FI
B/SEM) w badaniach konwencjonalnych i niekonwencjonalnych skał zbiornikowyc
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które poprowadzi Alan R. Butcher
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KONTAKT I DODATKOWE INFORMACJE<
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alan.butcher@fei.com
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a href="mailto:marcin.janas@pgi.gov.pl">marcin.janas@pgi.gov.pl
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TOPICS
Development of shale plays created a need for higher resolution imaging
. Conventional imaging techniques were no longer able to resolve pore netwo
rks down to the nanometer scale. FIB/SEM, while originally developed for th
e semiconductor industry, now moves into O&G applications because of it
s ability to create three-dimensional datasets with nanometer scale resolut
ion. Interestingly, FIB/SEM technology is also attraction attention from re
searchers in conventional reservoirs; for instance to study microporous reg
ions in carbonates.
This talk explains the technology of
FIB/SEM and presents many applications both in conventional and unconventi
onal reservoirs. Current challenges are tackled such as the limited volumes
imaged; anisotropy of the dataset and throughput improvements. Emphasis is
put on integrating this technology with other imaging techniques to come t
o a more complete understanding of reservoir characteristics.
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FIB/SEM combines the high resolution 2D images of a scanning electron
microscope (SEM) with the precise cutting capability of a Focused Ion Beam
(FIB). The FIB removes carefully controlled amounts of material to create
2D sections, parallel and aligned, with inter-section spacing of the order
of 10nm. Each 2D section is imaged with the SEM. In this way, after careful
combination of the subsequent slices, a 3D model with SEM resolution in th
e XY direction and 10nm in the z-direction is obtained.
Another capability of the electron beam is mineral classification. The elec
tron beam induces X-rays that are characteristic of the phase irradiated by
the beam. Comparing the energy dispersive X-ray (EDX) spectrum with a libr
ary of phases transforms the typical grey-level SEM images into powerful mi
neral maps. Examples of mineral maps of the full core surface are used to j
udge heterogeneity of the sample and this leads to a better insight where t
o perform 3D imaging by FIB/SEM.
SPEAKER BIOGRAPHY
Alan R. Butc
her is a geologist with a specialization in rocks of commercial im
portance. He started off as an Igneous Petrologist but his experience has g
rown to include Geochronology, Applied Mineralogy, Ore Deposit Geology, and
Forensic Geoscience. Alan has also worked on Moon rocks with NASA. He is b
est known for his work within the field of Automated Mineralogy & Petro
graphy, particularly in the areas of Process Mineralogy & Reservoir Pet
rography. Specifically, Alan has more than 15 years experience with the QEM
SCAN and MLA – the world's most advanced, fully automated mineral and petro
graphic analysis technologies. Recently, Alan has been involved in 2D-3D-4D
mineralogy, which integrates electron beam and ion beam analysis (DualBeam
) with micro-CT. In 2011, he was part of a team that developed a mobile QEM
SCAN that can work in remote locations such as well sites. He is a co-recip
ient of the 2011 American Association of Petroleum Geologists' AI Levorsen
Memorial Award, in recognition of a paper on the diagenesis of the Marcellu
s Shale in north-eastern Pennsylvania. He is a fellow of the Geological Soc
iety of London, holds a PhD in Geology, and is Principal Petrologist at FEI
Natural Resources.
PROGRAM
09:00 Arrival and introduc
tion
09:15–10:30 Multiscale imaging down to the nano
meter scale in conventional and unconventional reservoirs
10:
30–11:00 Coffee break and networking
11:00–12:15 Multiscale imaging continued with focus on large scale mineral maps o
f rocks
12:15–13:00 Discussion and
questions
CONTACT:FEI EUROPE, Europe NanoPort, Achtseweg Noord 5, Bldg, 5651 GG Eindhoven, The Netherlands
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Warsaw:20130416T130000
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