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==Interpret the Lithology==
 
==Interpret the Lithology==
[[File:Well_Log_Analysis_Fig-3.png|thumb|300px|Figure 3-The use of gamma ray log to determine the lithology.<ref>Railsback (2011). Characteristics of wireline well logs in the petroleum industry.</ref>]]
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[[File:Well_Log_Analysis_Fig-3.png|thumb|300px|Figure 3-The use of gamma ray log to determine the lithology.<ref>Railsback, 2011, Characteristics of wireline well logs in the petroleum industry.</ref>]]
    
The user will be able to interpret the lithology by using several logs, there are gamma ray, spontaneous potential, resistivity, and [[density log]]. Basically, a formation with high gamma ray reading indicates that it is a shaly or shale, when the low gamma ray reading indicates a clean formation (sand, carbonate, [[evaporite]], etc.), lithology interpretation is very important in reservoir characterization because, if the lithology interpretation is already wrong, the other steps such as porosity and water saturation calculation will be a total mess.
 
The user will be able to interpret the lithology by using several logs, there are gamma ray, spontaneous potential, resistivity, and [[density log]]. Basically, a formation with high gamma ray reading indicates that it is a shaly or shale, when the low gamma ray reading indicates a clean formation (sand, carbonate, [[evaporite]], etc.), lithology interpretation is very important in reservoir characterization because, if the lithology interpretation is already wrong, the other steps such as porosity and water saturation calculation will be a total mess.

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