This course provides introductory knowledge of the land survey systems used in the United States - Congressional/Jeffersonian, Metes and Bounds,

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2 PDM-001 Introduction to High quality, trusted and accessible data and information is essential to the oil and gas industry. As the professional society for data managers, the plays a key role in meeting this need. PDM-002 What is a Well? In an age of integrated data, making sure that you are using words clearly and consistently is critical to success. This course helps you understand why and how the language that is used to describe the various components of a well has diverged over time, making clear communication difficult. We help you navigate global semantic differences and understand exactly what the components of a well are. In addition, we review the ground-breaking work done by the collaborative industry project "What is a Well" (WIAW), and we review the WIAW interactive tool, baseline definitions, representative diagrams, and baseline comparisons. 3.5 hours 2 hours WebEx PDM-003 Well Status and Classification This course gives you a comprehensive understanding of how well status and classification systems are used in industry. We explore challenges associated with many diverse industry status and classification vocabularies. A method for reconciling these systems to a single disambiguation standard (including plot symbols) is laid out. 2 hours PDM-020 Overview to Location Information Getting locations on a map is not as easy as it sounds. Designed for managers, project managers, executives and new data managers, this class provides an introduction to the importance and challenges of spatial information in the oil and gas industry. 3.5 hours PDM-021 U.S. Land Survey Systems This course provides introductory knowledge of the land survey systems used in the United States - Congressional/Jeffersonian, Metes and Bounds, Own pace The Professional Petroleum Data Management () is the not for profit, global society that enables the development Copyright 2016,. All Rights Reserved ( September, 2016

3 and the system used in Federal offshore waters. We use real-world examples to go through the basics of each survey system, including the differences between the Metes and Bounds survey system in the eastern U.S. and in Texas. The course shows many examples of the Congressional / Jeffersonian (Township-Range) System, including some variations on how this system was first applied in Ohio. PDM-030 U.S. Well Spotting The United States Well Spotting course builds on the information introduced in the U.S. Land Survey Systems course. This class provides further knowledge on complex locations, particularly those in Texas and Ohio. We focus on how a well's position is located and described, or spotted. U.S. Well Spotting gives insight to much history that explains how the systems in Texas and Ohio evolved. We guide you through the process of placing a well on a map or locating a well that is already on a map. This course is a must for anyone dealing with wells and their locations. Own pace Recommended Prerequisite: PDM-020 PDM-031 Canadian Well Identification Standard This class provides and overview of the new (2015) Canadian Well Identification Standards (CWIS), helping students understand how this identifier is designed for use. Own pace PDM -032 Identifying Wells In Saskatchewan Based on the Canadian Well Identification Standard, this class provides additional detail about how the CWIS system is applied in Saskatchewan. Own pace PDM-040 Business Life Cycle of the Well Level 1.1: Introduction The life cycle of wells can be decades long, and encompasses complex business processes on the part of many stakeholders. Stewarding data for all stakeholders requires a clear knowledge of these processes and how they interrelate. 3.5 hours WebEx This course provides a general overview of the business life cycle of the well within the petroleum asset life cycle, including planning, drilling, completing, producing, and disposing. The course is directed at organizational analysts, The Professional Petroleum Data Management () is the not for profit, global society that enables the development Copyright 2016,. All Rights Reserved ( September, 2016

4 business analysts, enterprise architects, solution architects, and information technology personnel who require an overview of the primary business phases and business processes within the petroleum industry. We focus on business processes, using an operating company as the basis. PDM-041 Business Life Cycle of the Well Level 1.2: Data Management Builds on the Business Life Cycle of the Well level 1.1 by incorporating the data created in or used by each of the life cycle stages, key data movements, and essential data management challenges. 3.5 hours The course is directed at data architects, data governance specialists, organizational analysts, business analysts, enterprise architects, solution architects, and information technology personnel who require an overview of the primary business phases and business processes and how they relate to data and data governance within the petroleum industry. PDM-042 Business Life Cycle of the Well Level II: Life Cycle details This class expands on the Introductory Business Life Cycle of the Well class, providing in depth detail about the processes, sub processes and activities throughout the life cycle. 2 days The course is directed at data architects, data governance specialists, organizational analysts, business analysts, enterprise architects, solution architects, and information technology personnel who require good knowledge of the detailed business phases and business processes and how they relate to data and data governance within the petroleum industry. We focus on business processes, using an operating company as the basis. PDM-060 Introduction to Master Data Management Master data management principles are covered at a high level, including: data governance, data architectures, master data, data quality and the life cycle of data in the business. A high level overview of how the data model supports master data management is included. 3.5 hours PDM-061 Introduction To Data Governance In development PDM-062 Introduction To Data Quality In development The Professional Petroleum Data Management () is the not for profit, global society that enables the development Copyright 2016,. All Rights Reserved ( September, 2016

5 PDM-063 Introduction To Data Architecture In development Course Number Course Name Description Length Instructors Delivery methods DM : Data Model Overview Provides an overview of each subject area in 3.8, including a short discussion of the role each subject area plays in the overall design. 6 hours DM : Implementation Head Start Describes the Architectural Principles used for the design of 3.8. We review a practical approach to understanding and implementing the model. Understanding the key concepts for the foundation of the data model s design and structure helps working teams effectively and appropriately use the model. 6 hours This class is designed for implementation teams to understand the foundational architecture of the data model that will support correct implementation practices. DM : Data Management and Reference Lists The data management model in is designed to provide a tool kit for data management and data governance. This course helps you understand how these functions are supported by the Data Model. We will review the value of the Data Management (formerly called the meta model) subject area and how to effectively use the model, as well as provide an overview of both standard and dynamic reference tables. Understanding this subject accelerates a working team s ability to effectively and appropriately use the Data Model. DM : Seismic Teaches students how the seismic subject areas in 3.8 support life cycle processes in oil and gas. You will review seismic sets, locations, acquisition, processing, interpretation, and transactions. This course is focused on the data model. The Professional Petroleum Data Management () is the not for profit, global society that enables the development Copyright 2016,. All Rights Reserved ( September, 2016

6 DM : Well Data Teaches students how the well subject areas in 3.8 support life cycle processes in oil and gas. This understanding of the primary table WELL and header information is key to implementation of a well solution. We review all of the Well Modules, emphasizing the main requirements for each module. This course is focused on the data model. DM : Well Logs In this course, you learn how 3.8 can be used to manage information about well logs and curves, operational logging details, and how to catalogue what logging data is available. You will discover how the Data Model can be used for mnemonic dictionaries to index digital, raster logs and paper and curves, describe formats, physical storage locations, and much more. This course is focused on the data model. DM : Well Test and Production Volumes Teaches students how the well test and production volumes subject areas in 3.8 support testing and production volume data. This course is focused on the data model. DM : Compliance Provides an overview of the compliance process at the, designed to help implementation team prepare for a compliance measurement. 1 hour DM : Data Model Overview Provides an overview of each subject area in 3.9, including a short discussion of the role each subject area plays in the overall design. DM : Implementation Head Start Describes the Architectural Principles used for the design of 3.9. We review a practical approach to understanding and implementing the model. Understanding the key concepts for the foundation of the data model s design and structure helps working teams effectively and appropriately use the model. This class is designed for implementation teams to understand the foundational architecture of the data model that will support correct implementation practices. DM : Data Management and Reference Lists The data management model in is designed to provide a tool kit for data management and data governance. This course helps you understand how these functions are supported by the Data Model. We will The Professional Petroleum Data Management () is the not for profit, global society that enables the development Copyright 2016,. All Rights Reserved ( September, 2016

7 review the value of the Data Management (formerly called the meta model) subject area and how to effectively use the model, as well as provide an overview of both standard and dynamic reference tables. Understanding this subject accelerates a working team s ability to effectively and appropriately use the Data Model. DM : Samples and Sample Analysis Teaches students how the samples and analysis subject areas support the integration of data captured, purchased or created in a lab can be managed in 3.9. This course is focused on the data model. DM : Seismic Teaches students how the seismic subject areas in 3.9 support life cycle processes in oil and gas. You will review seismic sets, locations, acquisition, processing, interpretation, and transactions. This course is focused on the data model. DM : Well Data Teaches students how the well subject areas in 3.9 support life cycle processes in oil and gas. This understanding of the primary table WELL and header information is key to implementation of a well solution. We review all of the Well Modules, emphasizing the main requirements for each module. This course is focused on the data model. DM : Well Test and Production Teaches students how the well test and production volumes subject areas in 3.9 support testing and production volume data. Production accounting is not covered but production allocation is briefly described. This course is focused on the data model. DM : Well Logs In this course, you learn how 3.9 can be used to manage information about well logs and curves, operational logging details, and how to catalogue what logging data is available. You will discover how the Data Model can be used for mnemonic dictionaries to index digital, raster logs and paper and curves, describe formats, physical storage locations, and much more. This course is focused on the data model. DM : What s New in 3.9 Provides an overview of the key differences between 3.8 and 3.9. Designed for those who are considering upgrading a product or process. DM : Reporting Hierarchies Teaches students how the reporting hierarchies subject area in 3.9 works, and is integrated with the production and other subject The Professional Petroleum Data Management () is the not for profit, global society that enables the development Copyright 2016,. All Rights Reserved ( September, 2016

8 areas in. This course is focused on the data model. DM : Location Information: Areas information is managed in the Areas subject of 3.9. This course is focused on the data model. DM : Location Information: Coord Ref Sys information is managed in the Coordinate Reference System subject of 3.9. DM : Location Information: Spatial Desc and Land information is managed in the Spatial Descriptions and Land Management subjects of 3.9. DM : Location Information: Wells information is managed in the Wells subject of 3.9. DM : Location Information: Seismic information is managed in the Seismic subject of 3.9. DM : Custom training Provided by experienced data model architects to help in house team understand any parts of the data model required for a planned project. As needed The Professional Petroleum Data Management () is the not for profit, global society that enables the development Copyright 2016,. All Rights Reserved ( September, 2016