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...re the object to [[seismic trace]]s in the vicinity of the well and find a fit. ...the seismic section and shifted vertically until we are satisfied with the fit.

...ward by Alfred Wegener in 1915 when he observed that the earth plates will fit together like a puzzle with other supporting evidence. He called the whole ...d that if the continents where to be fitted along there margins, they will fit into a whole mass called the Pangaea.

...other. Interpreting the horizon consists of selecting those elements that fit together, somewhat like assembling a jigsaw puzzle.

...he figure is the end result of 24 simulation runs converging toward a best-fit answer<ref name=ch04r83 /> ...the well data lithofacies and further finetuning performed. Once the best-fit lithofacies simulation is achieved, it can be used to infer the distributio

...lues into the equation, it is possible to derive a measure of "goodness of fit" for the line. For every original x-value, a predicted value of y can be co ...m of squares of the residuals is the basis for two measures of goodness of fit: the error variance ''s''² and the multiple correlation coeffici

...nual], because it is clearly organized, has broad appeal, and seems a good fit for the wiki. It has the drawback of there being no figures in digital form

...referred to as “miscellaneous” or “other” or “unconventional” but seem to fit nicely into a distinct system of their own.

...Geochemitry|geochemical data]] with geology. The final interpretation must fit all available geologic and geochemical data, as well as local and global ge

...ed interval in the well, probably centered on the reservoir target. If the fit is not good enough, then the parameters are changed (updated) and another c

...e data processor who may be able to adjust the phase of the data to better fit the well or existing [[seismic data]]. This process is called ''phase shift

...int. Absolute size of a pore is the radius of the largest sphere that will fit inside it. The cross-sectional shape of fluids moving through intergranular

...r? Visualize a room with a door in each wall. The number of people who can fit into the room is a product of the size and shape of the room. The movement

...s calculated by “rubber-banding” the stratigraphy in adjacent well logs to fit the stratigraphic cutoffs on the FPR The detailed log stratigraphy is neces

...the play's risk over other plays. The goal is to illustrate the strategic fit or importance of the play in the company's exploration portfolio.

...nular_blowout_preventer.aspx Annular]s'' are large, hard rubber slips that fit around any sized pipe. The size flexibility, however, is at the expense of .../pipe_ram.aspx Pipe ram]s'' are metal donut-shaped sealing mechanisms that fit only a specific sized pipe but at a high pressure rating.

...hull]] buoys the jackup. The [[derrick]] is cantilevered over the rear to fit over preset risers if necessary.

...ay to approach this problem. Use the parts of the suggested procedure that fit your situation.<ref name=ch09r49>Read, J. F., 1995, Overview of carbonate p

...Chart] for information on how the Precambrian Eon and the Silurian Period fit into the international time scale), the lack of land plants might have ampl

...-built-by-computer_fig20.png|{{figure number|20}}A mathematical surface is fit to the grid cell. Calculus is used to integrate the volume under the curve, ...ue at each corner of the triangle is known; therefore, a flat plane can be fit through these points. The base above which volumes are to be calculated is

...was copied, then moved across the fault and adjusted until a satisfactory fit was made at B. Note the apparently continuous event connecting the yellow d

====Formation Integrity (FIT) Test or Leak-off Test (LOT)==== ...llow similar procedures, however, the purpose of each is different. During FIT, the surface pressure increases until it reaches the required pressure to t

...rmation testers|formation testers]] such as the formation interval tester (FIT) and the repeat formation tester (RFT), which due to their ability to hold

* Statistical and user-drawn best fit lines and/or curves. ...g the second well's data across the base well on the screen. A visual best fit is usually satisfactory for determining the amount of normalization require

In using either system, a good face mask fit is essential. Because facial hair tends to break the seal, beards are often

...using a weighting parameter related to the fit to each calibration point. “Fit” in this case is based on a least squares analysis. Both approaches have ...) it is difficult to build a rigorous objective function (a measure of the fit of the model results to the calibration data) and (2) realizations that are

...tion purposes. [[:file:workovers_fig2.png|Figure 2]] illustrates the tight fit of these concentric strings. Although the diameters are small, the surface

...er]] for each time sample and can produce a single number that is the best fit slope to that change in amplitude. This collection of numbers can be plotte

...decline in drill times can be attributed to a number of factors including fit-for-purpose rigs, improved drill-bit technology, drilling wells with oil-ba

...projects that rank high with regard to whichever economic yardsticks best fit the organization's needs.

# Lay out all of the core from a given well for observation. Fit the core together and note continuous segments (see [[Core handling]]).

...geologist should intuitively pick the fluvial geometry type most likely to fit the available data and the reservoir performance. Perhaps because of the un

...:File:M91FG196.JPG|Figure 1]]).<ref name=Osleger /> It can be a mistake to fit a layer-cake geometry to these systems because this results in reservoir mo

...</sub> of 533 mg HC/g TOC for this population of marine kerogens, assuming fit through the origin. However, using an average value is not entirely satisfa