News – Public Course in Calgary | 18 March 2026
Public Training Course — Calgary, AB | 18 March 2026
02 January 2026
We’re excited to be in Calgary for whitCanada this March and are bringing you a public course the same week!
On March 18, from 8:30am - 4pm, we’ll be hosting a public, in-person training course in Calgary, Alberta, taking place during the same week as whitCanada 2026 (March 16). It’s an easy add-on for those already in town and a great opportunity to extend the technical conversation beyond the event itself.
The course will be graciously hosted by ARC Resources Ltd. and will focus on practical reservoir and production engineering workflows — how analyses connect, how to validate results, and how to translate models into better field decisions.
Throughout the day, we’ll work through integrated workflows including:
This public course is designed for engineers who enjoy digging into the details, asking good questions, and learning alongside peers working across unconventional and conventional assets.
Agenda
If you’re already planning to attend whitCanada on March 16, this course is a natural way to make the most of your week in Calgary. We’re excited to keep the conversations going.
📩 Register:
Register at https://forms.office.com/e/EgQs1ie2ji
And if you haven't yet, registered for whitCanada here.
On March 18, from 8:30am - 4pm, we’ll be hosting a public, in-person training course in Calgary, Alberta, taking place during the same week as whitCanada 2026 (March 16). It’s an easy add-on for those already in town and a great opportunity to extend the technical conversation beyond the event itself.
The course will be graciously hosted by ARC Resources Ltd. and will focus on practical reservoir and production engineering workflows — how analyses connect, how to validate results, and how to translate models into better field decisions.
Throughout the day, we’ll work through integrated workflows including:
- Forecasting and Decline Curve Analysis (DCA)
- Auto-forecasting and Type Wells
- Comparison plots and data validation
- Reservoir PVT and BHP interpretation
- Flowing Material Balance (FMB) and RTA
- Numerical models and production nodal analysis
- Liquid loading, gradient calculations, and gas lift optimization
This public course is designed for engineers who enjoy digging into the details, asking good questions, and learning alongside peers working across unconventional and conventional assets.
Agenda
Time | Session | Presenter |
8:00 – 8:30 | Arrival & Breakfast | — |
8:30 – 10:30 | DCA & Type Wells | Mathias Carlsen |
10:30 – 12:00 | Bottomhole Pressure (BHP) | Graham Helfrick |
12:00 – 1:00 | Lunch | — |
1:00 – 2:30 | PNR DCA & Comparison Plots | Graham Helfrick |
2:30 – 4:00 | RTA & Numerical Modeling | Hamid Behmanesh |
If you’re already planning to attend whitCanada on March 16, this course is a natural way to make the most of your week in Calgary. We’re excited to keep the conversations going.
📩 Register:
Register at https://forms.office.com/e/EgQs1ie2ji
And if you haven't yet, registered for whitCanada here.