The data needed to evaluate a [[fracture]]d reservoir are commonly obtained from detailed observation of reservoir cores (including their associated well logs) and relevant outcrops. Cores and core-calibrated well logs give the one-dimensional depth and lithological variation in fracturing in one position in the reservoir. Outcrops give appropriate two-dimensional variation of the reservoir in map view within individual layers. Together, a three-dimensional representation of the reservoir can be approximated and correlated with [[production histories]].
+
The data needed to evaluate a [[fracture]]d reservoir are commonly obtained from detailed observation of reservoir cores (including their associated well logs) and relevant outcrops. Cores and [[Core-log transformations and porosity-permeability relationships|core-calibrated well logs]] give the one-dimensional depth and lithological variation in fracturing in one position in the reservoir. Outcrops give appropriate two-dimensional variation of the reservoir in map view within individual layers. Together, a three-dimensional representation of the reservoir can be approximated and correlated with [[production histories]].