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  • ...ociation of Geologists Symposium, p. 91-100.</ref> This study of cores and logs from four field wells shows how multiple oil–water contacts and apparent ...sity|Density logs]] were the primary source of [[porosity]] values. Matrix density appears to be about 2.68 g/cc, based on core-measured grain densities (cons
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  • | [[Basic open hole tools#Density|Density]] || 6 || 16 || √ || √ || √ || √ || √ || √ || 0–2.0 || × || * [[Quick-look lithology from logs]]
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  • ...nsity logs to calculate overburden stress. For example, a 1-cm cube with a density of 2.4 g/cm<sup>3</sup> exerts an overburden stress of 2.4 g/cm<sup>2</sup> ...borehole breakouts], in A. Hurst, ed., Geological Applications of Wireline Logs: Geological Society of London Special Publication 48, p. 327–338.</ref>
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  • ...on with lithofacies interpreted from [[Quick-look lithology from logs|well logs]], [[Core description|cores]], and [[Mudlogging: drill cuttings analysis|cu * Velocity and density contrasts of individual interfaces
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  • ...of pressure above normal follows the aquathermal gradient (constant water density) and then follows the fracture gradient.<ref name=pt03r8>Barker, C., and B. ...of abnormally high [[porosity]]) than normal shales at a given depth. The density of shale cuttings can be measured by several methods. Also, the shape of dr
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  • # Compute a synthetic seismogram for each online well with a sonic or [[density log]]. ...|vertical seismic profile (VSP)]], synthetic seismogram, or time-stretched logs.
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  • ...he difficulty of determining both [[porosity]] and lithology from wireline logs. This article reviews some common techniques that can be used to solve for Identifying the occurrence of difficult lithologies from logs can be formidable. Two crossplot techniques are commonly used to identify t
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  • * '''Fluid properties''', which include density, gas to oil ratio, [[API gravity]], water resistivity and salinity, tempera | rowspan = 4 | [[Porosity]] and Lithology || Density
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  • ...on and the subsurface environment. The most critical of the properties are density, [[viscosity]], fluid loss control, and chemical composition. ===Density===
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  • ...P (compressional) wave traveltime through the rock. Full waveform acoustic logs, however, provide a large amount of other information. This includes S (she ...Elastic wave propagation in a fluid-filled borehole and synthetic acoustic logs: Geophysics, v. 46, p. 1042–1053, DOI: 10.1190/1.1441242.</ref> In order
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  • ...seismic estimates of impedance and the rock properties determined from the logs or in the laboratory. (For information on comparing seismic data to rock pr ...loration Series 3, 216 p.</ref> (For more on the information that wireline logs can provide, see [[Standard interpretation]].)
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  • ...more detailed and accurate representation will be available once wireline logs have been run and interpreted. ..., vertical permeability, porosity, water saturation, oil saturation, grain density, and sometimes a brief description of the core plug lithology (Table 1). A
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  • ...analysis of the various types of log response. For instance, some wireline logs will allow the porosity of the reservoir interval to be determined. Porosit ...he surface, the well is isolated by cement plugs. However, if the wireline logs indicate that the well is likely to produce an economically significant vol
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  • ...voir facies in the subsurface Is compiled from observations of cores, well logs, and cross sections. (From Moslow and Tillman.<ref name=pt06r93 />) ...ity gas reservoirs, crossover of the compensated neutron-formation density logs is the most reliable well log for indicating gas-saturated and porous inter
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  • {{quotation|3. ''A flow unit zonation is recognizable on wireline logs''.}} ...ity in the subsurface requires that flow units be recognizable on wireline logs. Flow units recognizable only in core are useful only if all wells have bee
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  • ...ility modeling requires the following: (1) a depth-[[velocity]] model, (2) density and velocity trend curves, (3) [[porosity]] ranges, (4) fluid content varia ...sis_fig5.png|{{figure number|5}}Gas well AVO model, involving blocked well logs and calibrated (wavelet-processed) seismic data.
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  • ...estimation from [http://wiki.seg.org/wiki/Dictionary:Wireline_log wireline logs], estimation from conventional and sidewall cores, and pressure methods. On ...| [[Calculating Sw from the Archie equation|Saturation determination: well logs]] || Estimates fluid contacts from changes in fluid saturations or mobility
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  • ...ime picks exist. The wells used as control do not need velocity or density logs but must penetrate the event of interest. The event depth ''z'' (measured f
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  • | Shift to wireline logs | Lithology, [[Quick-look lithology from logs#Log shapes|curve shape]] analysis
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  • ...face data into a cohesive whole. Data include [[Basic open hole tools|well logs]], [[Seismic data - creating an integrated structure map|2-D and 3-D seismi | Density contrast Differential loading
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