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  • ...This article reviews some common techniques that can be used to solve for lithology and porosity. It also addresses some commonly encountered lithologies and t ...eliminate variance due to porosity, resulting in a variance mainly due to lithology.
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  • | chapter = Quick-look lithology from logs ! Lithology || Gamma Ray Values (in API units)
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  • #REDIRECT [[Log analysis: lithology]]
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  • ...usive seal leakage]]). The most likely mechanism is controlled by the seal lithology and the geological history. ...tinuity, and charge|Fault leakage]] is a function of fault-fill lithology, lithology of surrounding rocks, and timing. Note these characteristics to evaluate fa
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  • ===Track 2: cuttings lithology=== Track 2 identifies and records the lithology of the cuttings material that arrives at the surface as drilling takes plac
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  • ...uttings analysis|cuttings]] from sequences of interest. Besides describing lithology, [[grain size]], and [[sedimentary structures]], also describe [[Pore syste # Calibrate core and cuttings descriptions to [[Quick-look lithology from logs|well logs]] and outcrops. Annotate logs with [[porosity]] and [[p
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  • ...ick seals are less likely to fail by fracturing than thin seals of similar lithology at the same level of deformation because deformation is less likely to form
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  • ...grees Fahrenheit per 100 feet. Gradients are sensitive to basal heat flow, lithology, circulating groundwater, and the cooling effect of drilling fluids. Worldw
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  • ...nation than using either tool or sonic separately because inferences about lithology and fluid content can be made. ...ctron (P<sub>e</sub>) [[cross section]] curve, an independent indicator of lithology.
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  • ...tential [[Cross-leaking faults#Juxtaposed lithology leak points|juxtaposed lithology leak points (JLLPs)]]
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  • ...aling lithology. Escape of petroleum up a [[fault]] which cuts the sealing lithology is also leakage. Leakage along faults can occur by the same mechanisms whic
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  • ...all data types, including [[Seismic interpretation|seismic]], [[Quick-look lithology from logs|well log]], [[Petroleum reservoir fluid properties|fluid characte
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  • * Juxtaposed lithology leak points (JLLP) ==Juxtaposed lithology leak points==
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  • # Map subcrop and supercrop lithology and formations. ..._fig21-36.png|300px|thumb|{{figure number|2}}Subcrop isopach and formation/lithology maps and a cross section whose location is shown on the isopach map.<ref na
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  • ===Lithology=== ...es or carbonates, and as a result, ROP logs tend to reflect indirectly the lithology of the formation.
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  • | Gamma Ray (GR) || Lithology interpretation, shale volume calculation, calculate clay volume, permeabili | Spontaneous Potential (SP) || Lithology interpretation, Rw and Rwe calculation, detect permeable zone, etc.
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  • ...mmonly carried out to discriminate between the reservoir and non-reservoir lithology, predict the reservoir’s expected seismic response, and to observe the re ...t a depth of 3,000-3,100 ft TVDSS in fluvial depositional environment. The lithology encountered in this interval comprised of two gas-charged sandstone bodies
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  • ...ent''—This equipment is used for catching, sieving, preparing, and testing lithology, mineralogy, and oil content in cuttings (Figures 3 and 4). ...gs analysis (including lithology breakdown and observed versus interpreted lithology) (see [[Mudlogging: drill cuttings analysis]])
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  • ...as strong amplitude with red color amplitude. The change polarity of other lithology to top carbonate commonly from low to high IA, if red reflector is negative
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  • ...er features such as a rough borehole, shales, and changes in [[porosity]], lithology, and tool centralization might produce amplitude drops that have nothing to ...ool is run through an unfractured section of reasonably constant porosity, lithology, borehole rugosity, and tool centralization , the shades of dark and light
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  • [[File:1.jpg|400px|thumbnail|{{figure number|1|}}Lithology of Outcrop and Field Structure Sketch.<ref name=Zakaria>Zakaria, Zulfiadi. #*# Restrict the lithology in accordance with the lithology contacts on the strike and dip map.
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  • ...alinity are known. The porosity devices are used to estimate porosity when lithology is known. Table 1 lists the types of devices used for these purposes, and T ...the compensated neutron to be used in cased hole to estimate porosity when lithology is known. However, the presence of gas in the formation will cause the comp
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  • ...most useful for calibration with lithofacies interpreted from [[Quick-look lithology from logs|well logs]], [[Core description|cores]], and [[Mudlogging: drill # Estimate lithology using depositional setting interpretation from step 6 and all available dat
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  • | Trapping geometry changes so petroleum spills below the sealing lithology. | Lack of integrity of sealing lithology allows petroleum to leak through the seal.
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  • ...uration. The ''lithology and porosity'' devices are used to determine both lithology and porosity. A variety of ''auxiliary'' tools are used to make special log | rowspan = 3 | Correlation and lithology || Spontaneous potential
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  • ...eservoir lithology of one fault block is juxtaposed with the non-reservoir lithology of the opposite fault block. ...The trap and spill point can then be determined from the alignment of the lithology units.]]
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  • ...supportive information for subsequent [[show evaluation]], correlation of lithology to wireline logs, and other special geological, geophysical, or engineering ...results in (1) a high percentage of cavings that can mask the true drilled lithology, (2) loss of soluble minerals such as [[gypsum]] and salt and some shales,
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  • ...ty and lithology. (Determination of lithology is discussed in [[Quick-look lithology from logs]].) ...fl</sub> at the depth of interest. The matrix density is determined by the lithology. Normally, sandstone is 2.65 g/cm<sup>3</sup>, [[limestone]] is 2.71 g/cm<s
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  • | chapter = Quick-look lithology from logs ! Lithology || Gamma Ray Values (in API units)
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  • ===Lithology=== ...val, lithologies should be logged by estimating the percent volume of each lithology and noting the terrigenous clastic lithologies to the left of the chemical
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  • ...e fault gouge zone. The gouge ratio reflects the proportion of the sealing lithology in the rock interval that has slipped past a given point on the fault. (a)
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  • ...reservoir rock may approach that of moderate-quality seals. As a result, a lithology that could seal an accumulation at shallow depth may no longer be effective
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  • ...pulse. This information can often be used to support conclusions about the lithology and fluid content of the seismic reflector being evaluated. ...t determining changes in pore fluid, [[porosity]], [[fracture]] intensity, lithology, and so on from [[seismic data]]. Direct hydrocarbon indicators (DHI, HCIs,
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  • ...l facies such as [[Fossil assemblage|biofacies]], net reservoir thickness (lithology or [[porosity]]), and [[Seismic facies mapping|seismic facies]] (i.e., [[cl
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  • ...igure number|3}}Flow unit definition using water saturation, log analysis, lithology, and mean pore throat size (pore size). &copy; Hartmann and Coalson.<ref na ...ado illustrates flow unit definition using water saturation, log analysis, lithology, and mean pore throat size (pore size).
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  • Compartment D is commonly empty because a series of juxtaposed lithology leak points (JLLP) along the western portion of Fault A allows hydrocarbons
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  • ...tion or lithology. Where described, trap styles can be listed based on the lithology or composition of the sealing rocks. The outline below shows the classes an
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  • ...(SSP). A [[cross-leaking fault]] limits the percent fill to the juxtaposed lithology leak point (JLLP). A [[dip]]-leaking fault limits the percent fill to the f
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  • | Lithology || Grain mineralogy and cement type control ductility. Brittle seals includ
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  • ...itude. Analysis within specific reflectors can give us clues to changes in lithology or [[porosity]].
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  • ...formation of the outer layer of earth [[crust]]; they are a variation of [[lithology]], distribution of geologic structure, [[stratigraphy]] and geomorphology. ...elatively homogeneous. While systematic mapping is used when variations of lithology are very complex so observation of some point isn’t enough to represent a
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  • ...ts|depositional environment]], [http://www.thefreedictionary.com/lithology lithology], and [[Diagenesis|diagenetic events]]. Knowledge of these factors influenc ===Lithology===
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  • ...s have defined the Main Central Thrust by different criteria, including by lithology different between the hanging wall and the footwall, by metamorphic grade c # the lithology and stratigraphy have not been completely investigated and understood<br />
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  • ...e known as sidewall cores. These samples can provide useful details of the lithology, petrology, porosity, [[permeability]], and hydrocarbon content of the form ...amples. The choice of technique depends on the type of core recovered, its lithology, and the nature of the pore system. Core analysis can be divided into sever
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  • ...des. P and S wave traveltimes and amplitudes provide information about the lithology and the fluid content of the formation. Stoneley wave velocity and amplitud ...ring applications. P wave to S wave velocity ratio is a good indicator for lithology, and borehole S wave velocity information is necessary for tie-in with shea
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  • * [[Quick-look lithology from logs]]
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  • ...d [http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~rmr/E-rock/gougezone.html gouge] composition, lithology juxtapositions along faults, [[hydrocarbon]] type, and [[reservoir]] pressu
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  • ...t that mechanical stratigraphy is related to lithology, the description of lithology itself does not always reveal the rock mechanical properties (Fig.1). ...profile from Monterey formation show different deformation styles based on lithology variations. Joint patterns appear in brittle formations, while small faults
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  • * Lithology of potential seals
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  • ...seismic reflection amplitudes to estimates of acoustic impedance. Because lithology, porosity, and fluid saturations affect the acoustic impedance of a rock, a ...ied into three different groups based on the information they provide: (1) lithology indicators—[[Basic open hole tools#Gamma ray|gamma ray]], [[Basic open ho
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  • ...ogs are the most useful wellsite evaluation tool due to the integration of lithology, [[rate of penetration]] (ROP), gas recordings, and oil description (see [[ ...ckground gas || Gas that reflects the geological character of a consistent lithology. Background gas readings incorporate gas contributions due to the formation
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  • <sup>* A function of lithology, depth, degree of fracturing, and/or faulting</sup>
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  • To be fair, seismic impulses respond to much more than just lithology. Any vertical variation in rock property that modifies the velocity or dens
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  • ...play types. Changes in amplitude along a reflector may indicate changes in lithology, [[porosity]], or fluid saturation. For additional details, see Brown.<ref
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  • ...[[Cross-leaking_faults#Juxtaposed_lithology_leak_points|JLLPs (juxtaposed lithology leak points)]]. Hydrocarbons cross-leak from the footwall sands into the ha
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  • ...This article reviews some common techniques that can be used to solve for lithology and porosity. It also addresses some commonly encountered lithologies and t ...eliminate variance due to porosity, resulting in a variance mainly due to lithology.
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  • ...,<ref name=pt07r19>Hilterman, F. J., 1990, Is AVO the seismic signature of lithology? A case history of Ship Shoal-South Addition: Geophysics—The Leading Edge # The [[lithology]], [[porosity]], and fluid content of a given layer
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  • ...tion with conventional compressional wave data, can provide information on lithology, [[fracture]]s, and the presence of hydrocarbons.
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  • ...the top of basement, is the cause of the anomaly. It also assumes uniform lithology and uniform magnetic susceptibility of basement across a fault. Given this
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  • | [[Mineralogy]], lithology | Lithology, [[Quick-look lithology from logs#Log shapes|curve shape]] analysis
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  • | Reservoir performance is controlled by sedimentary facies, lithology and/or geometry || Determine sedimentary characteristics and origin of faci ...fractures || Evaluate the relationship between [[fracture]] occurrence and lithology<ref name=pt06r100>Pitman, J. K., and E. S. Sprunt, 1986, [http://archives.d
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  • ...velocity field across the reservoir may be due to the combined effects of lithology, pore fluids, and the physical state of the reservoir. Often geological str ...city field correlations and the log to tomography correlations documenting lithology, porosity, fluid saturation, and temperature. The resulting log and tomogra
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  • ...n, this condition is caused of karst composed of soluble lithology and the lithology has good condition in secondary porosity.
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  • ....org/wiki/Poisson%27s_ratio%20Poisson's%20ratio Poisson's ratio] depend on lithology and bed geometry as well as depth and compaction.<ref name=ch10r52 />
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  • * Changes in lithology as seen in cores that indicate subaerial exposure or nondeposition, as evid
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  • * Lithology
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  • The lithology of these deposits does not differ much with respect to pelagic sediments an Some reliable criteria for recognizing this, both in seismic profiles and lithology, need to be identified to predict their occurrence. Our findings could be a
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  • ...st from the catcher at the bottom. Compare the [[rate of penetration]] and lithology of the core. Shale sections will often break up when entering the catcher a
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  • ...daries in the general vicinity of the borehole. However, a sharp change in lithology, such as from a shale to a sandstone, is the signature of a catastrophic ev * [[Quick-look lithology from logs]]
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  • ...g from hydrodynamic conditions. (c) Contact elevation is constant for each lithology type, but pool contact is irregular due to reservoir heterogeneity. (d) Irr ...ections in pressure versus depth curve || rowspan = 3 | Little affected by lithology or [[Production problems#Water-gas coning|coning]]
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  • * [[Stratigraphy]]/[[lithology]] * Lithology, and rock properties
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  • ...or ease of examination. The choice of preparation process depends upon the lithology and the type of fossil; the essentially mechanical techniques used to extra
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  • ...cord of the rate of penetration of the drill bit. This is an indication of lithology; sandstone is normally drilled faster than shale for instance. Any [[drilli ...uration, grain density, and sometimes a brief description of the core plug lithology (Table 1). A listing will be provided on a foot by foot basis (or its metri
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  • ...n-petroleum-exploration_fig14-5.png|Figure 1]], the basement is of complex lithology and is highly fractured. The fractures divide the basement into blocks and
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  • * ''Determination of coring points''—Prediction of lithology ahead of the bit is critical when selecting prospective intervals for corin
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  • ===Step 3. Lithology-log response analysis=== ...ist must resort to cuttings descriptions or log analysis (see [[Quick-look lithology from logs]]). Commonly, the degree of detail that can be extracted from cut
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  • ...that can be associated with changes in rock properties in the subsurface. Lithology, [[porosity]], pore fluid, and a host of other variations are often detecta
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  • ...e fault gouge zone. The gouge ratio reflects the proportion of the sealing lithology in the rock interval that has slipped past a given point on the fault. (a)
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  • ...[[Cross-leaking_faults#Juxtaposed_lithology_leak_points|JLLPs (juxtaposed lithology leak points)]]. Hydrocarbons cross-leak from the footwall sands into the ha
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  • * [[Quick-look lithology from logs]]
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  • ...lection coefficient. AVO means that amplitude change with offset caused by lithology of fluid. AVO is also known as AVA (amplitude variation with angle) because
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  • ...constant gas saturation, increasing gas liberated. Comparing ROP, cuttings lithology, and all three total hydrocarbon curves may help in interpretation.
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  • **Well data, such as curves, tops, and lithology ...h horizons on the seismic profiles fully integrate an exploration concept. Lithology types from the log model can be superimposed on the seismic traces for disp
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  • * lithology http://www.thefreedictionary.com/lithology
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  • * [[Quick-look lithology from logs]]
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  • ...ometries in areas of minimal or nonexistent core control (see [[Quick-look lithology from logs]]). Commonly, the [[Basic open hole tools#Gamma ray|gamma ray]] l
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  • ...Ts, XPLTs, and/or HISTs. They must also select which of several predefined lithology models and which shale and water saturation equations will be used to give .... These boundaries are typically selected by the user based on interpreted lithology changes selected from logs. Log analysis parameters vary widely from format
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  • * [[Quick-look lithology from logs]]
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  • ...holds the core in the barrel, is tailored to the type of inner barrel and lithology expected. Table 2 lists core catchers by their common names and usages. In
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  • | Lithology || Shale, silt, dolostone, limestone, sandstone
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  • * [[Basic open hole tools|Well logs]], including measures of the lithology, [[porosity]], and fluid saturation
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  • ...al., 2020). In addition, M-N cross-plot is also usually used to determine lithology of geological formations having heterogenous lithologies (Rider, 1996; Zang ...WikiWriteOff2021-Awais-Figure16a.png|thumbnail|Figure 16a: Cross-plots for lithology determination in dolostone dominated unit. (A) Neutron-density cross-plot.
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  • ...mation after depth adjustments have been made. Depth registration to sharp lithology breaks, which are reflected in both log responses and core, should be used
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  • ...in ascending stratigraphic order, distinguished in the subsurface by their lithology, organic content, geochemistry, and petrophysical characteristics<ref>Munso
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  • * [[Quick-look lithology from logs]]
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  • ** Lithology
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  • ...oir thought to have similar geological or petrophysical properties (depth, lithology, porosity, and so on). While analogy is the least accurate of the methods p
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  • ...e and correlate time-equivalent units over large distances irrespective of lithology that can be variable due to change in environment and basinal configuration
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  • ...y also be a well site geologist present at the rig site who will draw up a lithology log from examination of the cuttings. The objective is to analyze the litho
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  • ...petrophysical properties. They may contain more than one reservoir quality lithology and they may include nonreservoir features such as shales and cemented laye
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  • Because lithology, rotary speed, and weight on the bit also affect drilling rate, a corrected
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  • ...rposes from structural analysis to reservoir properties such as thickness, lithology, porosity, and pore fill<ref name=pt10r27>Ruijtenberg, P. A., Buchanan, R.,
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  • ...[oil-based drilling mud]] was used during coring). The use of [[Quick-look lithology from logs#Log shapes|log shapes]] for facies recognition, as well as [[Side
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  • ...and east-central Saudi Arabia: Effect of burial history and adjacent rock lithology on the gas potential of the Silurian Qusaiba Shales
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  • | Unroofing sequences/ clastic lithology studies || The age of deposits shed off erosional highs relative to the age
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  • ! Age || Lithology || Formation || Age || Formation
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  • The sandstone-dominant lithology, broad sandstone distribution ([[:File:Methods14ch08f05.jpg|Figure 5]]), an
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  • Lithology can have a major effect on porosity logs. [[Gypsum]] is of particular conce
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  • ...concentrations are very similar to those of the previous facies for each lithology.
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  • The [[lithology|lithological]] column of the area is presented [[:file:M114CH08FG02.jpg|Fig
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  • ...he coarse [[breccia]]s of the Vieja Member. The breccia clasts reflect the lithology of the associated fault blocks. This suggests some subaerial [[erosion]] in
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  • ...om/od/chemistryglossary/a/phdef.htm pH] buffering capabilities of the seal lithology are generally greater than the dissolution capabilities of carbonic acid, r
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  • ...ieldingetal_1997 /> The shale gouge ratio is the proportion of the sealing lithology in the rock interval that has slipped past a given point on the fault ([[:f
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  • ...AAPG Pacific Section Guides 52, p. 39–54.</ref><ref>Williams, L. A., 1982, Lithology of the Monterey formation (Miocene) in the San Joaquin Valley of California
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  • ...end to have higher resistivities than the marls because of the purer chalk lithology and presence of hydrocarbons. In addition, on neutron and density porosity
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  • ...rth, a 2–3 ft drop in the Neutron and Density log put oil in the pits. The lithology at that same stratigraphic interval was a more basinal, organic-rich silici ...ation (Rosetta diagram [C]) cutting across each bedding plan regardless of lithology in the thinly bedded units. Six fractures were identified in the upper imag
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  • ...f the relationship of oil shale gas occurrence to structure, stratigraphy, lithology, and inorganic geochemical parameters: Ph.D. dissertation, West Virginia Un
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