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  • | chapter = Core description [[File:FG18CoreSt63Appendix3.JPG|thumb|300px|Core slab photo.<ref name=Ruppel_2012>Ruppel, Stephen C., 2012, [http://archives
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  • | chapter = Core handling ...ared before the core is pulled. Every effort should be made to prevent the core from weathering or changing if s fluid contents. Speed is important when ha
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  • | chapter = Core orientation ...rmined. Typically, a mark, groove, or line is placed on the surface of the core and the ''in situ'' [[azimuth]] of the marking is determined with respect t
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  • | chapter = Core alteration and preservation ...losely as possible to virgin reservoir conditions. Thus, alteration of the core during recovery, wellsite handling, shipment, and storage must be minimized
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  • | chapter = Overview of routine core analysis [[file:Box_core32.jpg|thumb|300px|Box of core samples, labelled and stored on site, [http://nc.water.usgs.gov/ccp/2003Eto
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  • #REDIRECT [[Core-to-log transformations and porosity-permeability relationships]]
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  • | chapter = Core-log transformations and porosity-permeability relationships ==Core-log transformations==
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  • * [[Core handling]] * [[Core alteration and preservation]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Core-to-log transformations and porosity-permeability relationships]]
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  • | chapter = Core handling ...ared before the core is pulled. Every effort should be made to prevent the core from weathering or changing if s fluid contents. Speed is important when ha
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  • ...the new Sidetrak Coring System<sup>®</sup> cut a more conventional type of core angled off to the side of the hole. Sidewall cores are an excellent cost ef ...ise to have more than one type of core barrel on location until acceptable core recovery can be demonstrated. [[:file:sidewall-coring_fig1.png|Figure 1]] i
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  • ...pense of [[trip]]ping pipe. A mature field might need a sponge or pressure core to help pin down remaining reserves. These three situations describe three [[file:conventional-coring_fig1.png|thumb|{{figure number|1}}Conventional core barrel. © Eastman Christensen, Technical Data Sheet C-105.]]
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  • ...''') is a large continental [[craton]], which forms the ancient geological core of the [[North America]]n continent. ...k in [[subduction]] zones. The purple area fringing the stable continental core is made up of older Precambrian basement that was deformed during plate col
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  • ...ous style structures include domino models, low angle normal fault and the core complex, fault-ramp ramp-flat, rift and half graben. ==Low angle normal fault and core complex==
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  • # Describe [[Core description|cores]] and [[Mudlogging: drill cuttings analysis|cuttings]] fr # Calibrate core and cuttings descriptions to [[Quick-look lithology from logs|well logs]] a
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  • | chapter = Overview of routine core analysis [[file:Box_core32.jpg|thumb|300px|Box of core samples, labelled and stored on site, [http://nc.water.usgs.gov/ccp/2003Eto
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  • | chapter = Core-log transformations and porosity-permeability relationships ==Core-log transformations==
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  • .... So in order words, a syncline is identified by the younger rocks at it’s core. In folds, crests and troughs are usually firstly referred to as synforms a ...e soft, the effect of erosion on them will bring about a valley and if the core occupying rocks are hard,erosion,when it occurs will carve them into a peak
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  • ...solid [[silicate]] rock that entends from the base of the [[crust]] to the core-mantle boundary at approximately 2900 km (-1802 mi) in depth.<ref name=Pete
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  • | chapter = Core orientation ...rmined. Typically, a mark, groove, or line is placed on the surface of the core and the ''in situ'' [[azimuth]] of the marking is determined with respect t
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  • * [[Core handling]] * [[Core alteration and preservation]]
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  • file:fishing_fig6.png|{{figure number|6}}Core type basket. ...bulence. It is often part of the BHA, and it is almost always run before a core barrel or diamond bit to prevent damage ([[:file:fishing_fig4.png|Figure 4]
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  • ...ps, test results (such as [[drill stem testing]] and [[Overview of routine core analysis|coring]]),and final status.Information may not be reliable, especi
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  • ===Core analysis=== ...ysis: Interpretation, Logging, and Use of Natural and Induced Fractures in Core: [http://store.aapg.org/detail.aspx?id=1203 AAPG Methods in Exploration 8],
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  • | chapter = Core alteration and preservation ...losely as possible to virgin reservoir conditions. Thus, alteration of the core during recovery, wellsite handling, shipment, and storage must be minimized
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  • ...nformation on cores, see [[Conventional coring]], [[Core handling]], and [[Core description]].) ...te with log bulk density to determine the amount of depth shifts required. Core bulk density usually correlates well with the [[density log]] because litho
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  • | chapter = Core description [[File:FG18CoreSt63Appendix3.JPG|thumb|300px|Core slab photo.<ref name=Ruppel_2012>Ruppel, Stephen C., 2012, [http://archives
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  • ...ication|fluid pressure]], [[Show evaluation|shows]], [[Overview of routine core analysis|cores]], and [[Mudlogging: drill cuttings analysis#Basic sample an
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  • ...eposition, inferred from the examination of sedimentary characteristics in core, can have a strong impact on preserved porosity and permeability trends. An ===Core to log correlations===
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  • ...ratigraphic analyses]], (3) [[Basic open hole tools|wireline logs]], (4) [[Core description|cores]], and (5) detailed measured sections, helps us define th
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  • In result of study analysts in laboratorium about core syntesis, vibration stimulation can repair the characteristic of rock physi ...stem is confined, and the direction effect from the vibration source about core holder can as effective as radius from vibrator strength.<ref name=Ridalian
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  • ...nworld.tamu.edu/students/forams/forams_piston_coring.htm piston core], jet core, etc.)
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  • * [[Core description]]
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  • Water saturation (S<sub>w</sub>) can be measured directly from a sealed core, which is an expensive method, or it can be calculated from the [[Archie eq
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  • | Mercury injection measurements || [[Overview of routine core analysis|Cores]] or [[Mudlogging: drill cuttings analysis|cuttings]]
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  • * [[Overview of routine core analysis|Core analysis]] * Analysis of the capillary system of selected core samples (see [[Capillary pressure]])
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  • * Measure R<sub>bt</sub> directly on core samples, then correct it to reservoir conditions using methods of the prece ...sub> because it uses readily available core analyses. The method relates a core sample's porosity and permeability to the pore throat size indicated at a g
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  • ...rformance_fig9-102.png|300px|thumb|{{figure number|1}}Crossplot of routine core porosity and permeability from the Midale in an example well at Weyburn fie ...-quality-and-performance_fig9-102.png|Figure 1]] is a crossplot of routine core [[porosity]] and [[permeability]] from the Midale in an example well at Wey
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  • ***Core on show? ***[[Core handling]] procedures
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  • ...ge of each type of kerogen in a sample derived from cuttings composites or core (conventional or sidewall). For example, a visual estimate of kerogen type
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  • Access to [[Overview of routine core analysis|cores]], [[Mudlogging: drill cuttings analysis|samples]], and mode
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  • ...ry || Determine sedimentary characteristics and origin of facies through [[core description]] and construct predictive models for [[lateral]] variability a | Flow predictions from standard [[Core description|core]] or [[Basic open hole tools|log analyses]] do not match reservoir performa
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  • ...ulations are usually immobile at relatively constant [[Overview of routine core analysis#Residual fluid saturation|residual saturation]] over a thick secti
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  • ...–130.</ref> (Davis, 1970). Calcareous cone-in-cone concretions are seen in core and outcrop<ref>Hollon, Z.G., 2014, Elemental chemostratigraphy and reservo ...nd two-mile laterals proved the Mowry to be a commercial oil play in their core acreage, renewing interest from basin operators. In 2019, the Mowry had its
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  • ...sandth of a darcy, is commonly used in [[Overview of routine core analysis|core analysis]] and oilfield operations. ...ctober 2–5, SPE 18167.</ref> (For more on porosity, see [[Porosity]] and [[Core-log transformations and porosity-permeability relationships]].)
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  • * [[Core description]] * [[Overview of routine core analysis]]
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  • * [[Core handling]] * [[Core alteration and preservation]]
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  • By studying [[Core description|core]] and [[Basic open hole tools|log]] data from one well (well 11; see [[:fil
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  • ...ality-and-performance_fig9-102.png|{{figure number|4}}Crossplot of routine core porosity and permeability from Midale in an example well at Weyburn field. ...[[porosity]]; hachures indicate porous dolomitic mudstone facies. Log and core data for representative (if extreme) data points, numbered 1-8, also appear
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  • ...ps from the core were the size of cuttings. By using comparators made from core chips, they estimated formation permeability from cuttings with surprising
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  • ...sis fig4-19.png|Figure 1]]. Data on sediment type and biostratigraphy from core hole MSC 160-1 permits geologic characterizations of both the regionally pa
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  • The four methods commonly used for additional core analysis are |+ {{table number|1}}Special methods for core evaluation
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  • ...ased on the wireline log suite available in a particular reservoir. (See [[Core-log transformations and porosity-permeability relationships]].) ...meability, [[porosity]], fluid saturations, and capillarity as measured on core plugs. Establish consistent relationships between rock properties and petro
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  • ...eogeography]] and facies tracts through time using systems tract maps; use core and log data to infer shorelines and platform edge locations. ...hole tools|logs]], [[Mudlogging: drill cuttings analysis|cuttings]], and [[Core description|cores]]), [[Seismic data|seismic sections]], and [http://www.me
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  • ...iques: summation of fluids, resaturation, and Boyle's Law. Permeability on core samples is determined using one of two methods: steady-state or unsteady-st Capillary pressure can also be measured in the laboratory on core samples.<ref name=pt06r149>Wardlaw, N. C., 1976, [http://archives.datapages
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  • ...ll 11 by plotting and grouping routine [[Overview of routine core analysis|core data]]. The top and bottom of the Morrow (flow units A and 5) are microporo
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  • ...0, DOI: 10.1016/0146-6380(94)90016-7.</ref> examined 21 oil samples and 26 core samples from this basin to determine the number of oil families and the pre ...rmined the source potential for the available sedimentary section using 26 core samples and attempted to correlate the NL oils to each of the possible sour
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  • ! Show type || Core or cuttings || Mud log || Sw% || Log analysis || Dst || [[Wireline formatio ! Show type || Core or cuttings || Mud log || Sw% || Log analysis || Dst || Rft
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  • ...&mdash;usually bedding. Flexural-slip surfaces, which can be observed in [[core]] or [[outcrop]], may vary in spacing from a few millimeters to several ten
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  • * [[Core description]]
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  • ...[porosity]] values. Matrix density appears to be about 2.68 g/cc, based on core-measured grain densities (consistent with the presumed mineralogy of the sa ...ite]] [Kristinick, personal communication]). Formation factors measured on core samples from well 1 support this interpretation.
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  • # Determine pore type for each flow unit in the key well using [[core description]]s, [[Thin section analysis|thin section]] and [[Scanning elect
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  • ...raphy of (from center to surface) a partially molten iron [[Planetary core|core]], a silicate mantle that convects over geologic timescales, and a relative ...rent planetary physical parameters are manipulated (i.e. mantle viscosity, core-mantle boundary temperature, insolation, “wetness” or [[Mineral hydrati
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  • ...recovered from both [[Mudlogging: drill cuttings analysis|cuttings]] and [[Core description|cores]]. Microfossil groups that are too rare in most sedimenta
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  • ...y Bulletin, v. 15, p. 331–345.</ref><ref name=pt05r92>Keelan, D. K., 1982, Core analysis for aid in reservoir description: Journal of Petroleum Technology, ...ith the disaggregated oven-dried total porosity from [[Overview of routine core analysis|cores]]. The [[Basic open hole tools#Compensated neutron|neutron l
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  • * Core analysis ([[fracture]] potential)
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  • | rowspan = 2 | Saturation determination: [[Overview of routine core analysis|core analyses]] || Estimates fluid contacts from changes in fluid saturation wit ...re types. The cause of thick transition zones may be evaluated by combined core examination and capillary pressure tests. Some intervals within transition
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  • |   Barrier core * High degree of lithological variation seen in cuttings and core.
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  • ...est information on lithofacies and stratification sequences, plug or whole core [[porosity]], [[Permeability|permeability]], and [[Water saturation|fluid s ...nate sediments and environments|Carbonate lithofacies]]), interpreted from core analysis and compared with modern environments or [http://www.merriam-webst
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  • ...J. M. Armentrout, eds., Turbidites and Associated Deep-Water Facies: WEPM Core Workshop 20, p. 1–23.</ref>
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  • ...ratigraphic analyses]], (3) [[Basic open hole tools|wireline logs]], (4) [[Core description|cores]], and (5) detailed measured sections, helps us define th
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  • ...kness of pay zone (ft) from log and/or [[Overview of routine core analysis|core data]] * ø = [[porosity]] (decimal) from log and/or core data
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  • ...ve to acquire, particularly if obtained from wells offshore. For instance, core taken from a drilling operation on an offshore drilling rig may have cost m * core data
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  • * gravity core http://www.whoi.edu/instruments/viewInstrument.do?id=1079 * piston core http://oceanworld.tamu.edu/students/forams/forams_piston_coring.htm
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  • ...maximum known thickness is 1483 m reported in well Tanumbirini-1. Based on core facies association, presence of glauconite and acritarchs, the depositional
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  • ..., it is very difficult to determine large scale vertical permeability from core and log data. ...r-modeling-for-simulation-purposes_fig2.png|{{figure number|2}}Analysis of core data for facies identification and rock quality assessment.
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  • ...the measured slowness and the predicted elastic slowness (ΔΔT) against the core measured permeability values for both the [[limestone]]-[[dolomite]] and th ...sics, v. 39, p. 14–32, DOI: 10.1190/1.1440407.</ref> A correlation between core measured permeability and change in Stoneley wave slowness for two differen
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  • ...rformed core-log calibration and defined basic lithofacies based on a type core in south Texas (Fig. 4); Loucks et al. (2021) performed a regional study ch
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  • ...cally recoverable gas resource, of which 27.32 Tcf was attributable to the core producing area (eastern area) and 4.64 Tcf for the remainder of the produci
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  • ...lds—A core workshop: Society of Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists Core Workshop 12, p. 333–389.</ref> ...ure 2]]. Geological activities follow the stages of well data analysis and core analysis, which constitute basic input to the geological phase of the analy
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  • ...cally recoverable gas resource, of which 27.32 Tcf was attributable to the core producing area (eastern area) and 4.64 Tcf for the remainder of the produci
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  • ...iagnostic for sedimentological interpretation of vertical sequences (see [[Core description]]). However, wireline tools such as [[dipmeters]] and [[Borehol ...Overview of routine core analysis#Whole core analysis|Slabbed conventional core]]
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  • :L = core length, cm :A = core cross-sectional area, cm<sup>2</sup>
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  • * [[Core handling]] * [[Core alteration and preservation]]
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  • ...ic; relates to pores and sand grains, macroscopic; relates to conventional core-plug scale, megascopic relates to the scale of grid-blocks in simulation mo Absolute permeability retrieved from conventional core analysis or by the approach through equations based on log analysis. Empiri
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  • This way of calculating [[seal capacity]] assumes that the core samples used are representative of the seal. Ideally, the rock samples shou
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  • ...ww.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/outcrop outcrop] studies of fault zones, core analysis and laboratory testing, [[thin section analysis]], and constructio
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  • ...ithdrawal, salt solution, or meteoric impact. || rowspan = 3 | ''Intrusive core''; Dome or anticline form as a result of intrusion. || colspan = 2 | ''Salt
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  • ...diagenetic fabrics and pore space from [[Overview of routine core analysis|core]] and [[Mudlogging: drill cuttings analysis|cuttings]] samples. The descrip ...antified by microscopic examination of [[Overview of routine core analysis|core]] material and related to petrophysical properties measured on the same mat
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  • ...thofacies interpreted from [[Quick-look lithology from logs|well logs]], [[Core description|cores]], and [[Mudlogging: drill cuttings analysis|cuttings]].
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  • ...the four states was collected and aggregated using R or manual methods (R Core Team, 2020) and visualized with ggplot2 (Wickham, 2016). Total oil and gas R Core Team, 2020. R: A language and environment for statistical computing. R Foun
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  • ...k up to the surface for retrieval. Several coring trips may be required to core a reservoir interval of interest. Given the trip time for coring and the ex
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  • ...door]. The catwalk is also the primary location to process [[Core handling|core]] and assemble [[Basic tool table|wireline logging tools]].
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  • ...ttability]] and the effects of [[Core handling|cleaning and extracting the core]] are largely ignored, the cost and time benefits typically favor mercury i ...re acquired by injecting mercury into an evacuated, cleaned, and extracted core plug. Mercury injection pressure is increased in a stepwise manner, and the
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  • ...s and Associated Deep-water Facies: SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology) Core Workshop No. 20, p. 75–93.</ref><ref name=ch04r65>McGee, D. T., Bilinski, ...Armentrout, eds., 1995, Turbidites and Associated Deep-water Facies: SEPM Core Workshop 20, 176 p.</ref> have compiled examples of this spectrum of gravit
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  • ...merica. Because of its scientific and economic value, thousands of feet of core and related rock and reservoir information is available for GACB carbonates
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  • [[File:UGM_Porosity_Fig_1.png|thumb|300px|{{figure number|1}}Rock core with natural fracture from a well (Donaldson, 2004)]] ...tructure and textures changes can be frequently found, and small amount of core data, so the use of statistic corelation is limited. The corelation cannot
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  • ...tific data (including wireline traces, [[Overview of routine core analysis|core data]], tops, and test intervals) with the specific depths of their occurre ...s and may even have digital libraries for sale. Numerical listings include core and geochemical data. Both are usually sampled somewhat sporadically and th
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  • ...resent in this interval. Note the high gamma ray and resistivity readings. Core analysis of this well indicates the source rock (indicated by dots with das
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  • | Conventional 5.25-in. (13-cm) core || 2.6 || 6.6 || 1.5 || 0.04
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  • ...s routinely inferred by forcing mercury into the pore space of a sample ([[Core description|cores]] or [[Mudlogging: drill cuttings analysis|cuttings]]) an
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  • ...., D. L. Luffel, and R. B. Truman, 1989, New unified method of integrating core capillary pressure data with well logs: Society of Petroleum Formation Eval
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  • ...es the decisions of whether to search for fossils in the drill cuttings or core and what fossil group to use. * [[Core description]]
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  • [[file:M31F10v2.jpg|thumb|550px|{{figure number|3}}Core photographs showing stratification in bay-fill deposits. Cores are 13 cm (5 ...ence. Boring is located near the distal end of the bay infill. Diameter of core is 8 cm (3 in.).<ref name=Colemanetal_1981 />
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  • * [[Core description]] * [[Overview of routine core analysis]]
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  • Posting core [[porosity]], permeability, and pore throat radius ([[Characterizing_rock_q
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  • * [[Core description]] * [[Overview of routine core analysis]]
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  • ====Lab Based Core Sample Testing==== ...the direction of the principal stresses. When the stress is relieved, the core tends to expand most in the maximum stress relief direction, and least in t
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  • * [[Core handling]] * [[Core alteration and preservation]]
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  • | Oil show in core or cuttings ...ding shows, oil on the pits, DSTs, and formation tests. Drill cuttings and core samples may be solvent extracted to obtain liquid samples. For completed we
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  • ...bstract Permeability variation within eolian sandstone: A case study using core cut sub-parallel to slipface bedding, the Auk field, central North Sea, UK: ...eoscienceworld.org/content/3/1/43.short Integration of inclined pilot hole core with horizontal image logs to appraise an eolian reservoir, Auk field, cent
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  • The [[porosity]] (ϕ) in a reservoir zone can be determined from log and/or core data. The data in an individual well within the net pay interval can be ave
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  • ...tes or variables. For example, a (5 &times; 3) matrix might represent five core samples at different depths on which frequencies of occurrence of three dif ...ustering results from preferential location of data (drilling patterns and core plugs), a prevalent problem in exploration and development. Such preferenti
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  • ...ally measured in the laboratory by injecting mercury under pressure into a core plug. The mercury is a nonwetting phase, which replicates the behavior of h
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  • [[Overview of routine core analysis|Running samples]] on Niobrara wells will reveal whether [[open cal
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  • ...rust]]. The cooler liquid rock near the surface sinks back down toward the core. In doing so, a current of liquid rock is set up flowing toward the surface
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  • ...ages.com/data/specpubs/memoir66/28/0363.htm Predicting oil properties from core fluorescence], in D. Schumacher, and M. A. Abrams, eds., Hydrocarbon Migrat
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  • ...Geologists and Exploration Geoscience Institute (Colorado School of Mines) Core Workshop, Golden, Colorado, 297 p.</ref><ref name=ch21r12 /> Within deep ba
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  • ...ttings at the well site, providing significant economic benefit in picking core points, casing points (which may prevent blowouts), and stopping points (to
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  • ...J. M. Armentrout, eds., Turbidites and Associated Deep-Water Facies: WEPM Core Workshop 20, p. 1–23.</ref>
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  • ...data, the geologist can obtain a more reliable correlation and can select core points with more confidence. This reduces the risk of missing critical form
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  • ...on and $0.509 million through two tranche placements to resume leasing TMS Core Area mineral rights and for working capital (Australis Oil & Gas, 2021a; Au
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  • ...png|Figure 2]]). The distribution of the sediment-thick synclines and salt-core anticlines persists through time, resulting in predictability of sediment t
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  • ...analysis can be performed on samples collected from [[Overview of routine core analysis|conventional cores]], [[Sidewall_coring#Rotary_sidewall_coring|rot * [[Core description]]
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  • ...1999>Lorenz, J. C., and T. H. Mroz, 1999, Natural fracturing in horizontal core near a fault zone: The Rock Island Unit 4-H well, Green River basin, Wyomin
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  • * Conventional core analysis * Sidewall percussion core analysis
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  • ...cting-a-reservoir-simulation-study-an-overview_fig4.png|{{figure number|4}}Core measurements from the Bradford Sandstone. (From Levorsen.<ref name=pt10r20> ...ow (arithmetic average). © Lishman,<ref name=Lishman>Lishman, J. R., 1970, Core permeability anisotropy: Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology, April-Ju
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  • ...tics of braided channel deposits (letters on the vertical section refer to core or outcrop photographs).<ref name=Colemanandprior_1981 />]] ...s and peat deposits are common in this environment. I. X-ray radiograph of core taken in backswamp deposit. Note the stringers of organic debris (dark laye
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  • ...han in any other subaqueous delta environment, rarely exceed 0.5 to 0.75°. Core photographs in [[:file:M31F18.jpg|Figure 3D-F]] show some of the more commo ...rates the wide variety of sedimentary structures found within only a 20-cm core from the uppermost parts of this environmental sequence. The clays, when pr
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  • ...interpreter whereas the production geologist analyzes the structures from core and log data. Having established a fault framework for a field, it is impor ==Structural core logging==
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  • ...citor or/and increasing/decreasing the number of turns around the magnetic core. The research team tested different frequencies to reach the optimum resolu
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  • M91Ch6FG42.JPG|{{figure number|4}}Example of a sedimentological core log, Well d-2-C/94a-16, Peejay field, Canada (after Caplan and Moslow).<ref ...has resulted from preferential water encroachment along the sandstone-rich core of the barrier island depositional axis with bypassed oil remaining along t
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  • ...ages.com/data/specpubs/memoir66/28/0363.htm Predicting oil properties from core fluorescence], in Schumacher, D., Abrams, M., A., eds., Hydrocarbon Migrati
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  • ...ility literature survey: 1. Rock/oil/brine interactions and the effects of core handling on wettability: Journal of Petroleum Technology, SPE 13932, v. 38, ...ally measured in the laboratory by injecting mercury under pressure into a core plug. The mercury is a nonwetting phase, which replicates the behavior of h
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  • Available well, core, test, [[paleontology]], and [http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/out
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  • ...which corresponds to the projection of the cylindrical surface of a drill core onto a plane that is split by tradition along magnetic north. In this proje
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  • ...tuations in climate. Isotopic analysis of well-preserved foraminifera from core or [http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/outcrop outcrop] samples or f
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  • ...neral, fluid-filled reservoirs. It is extremely useful in combination with core measurements of grain density. ...propriate matrix density. Matrix density can be accurately determined from core measurements. Linear volumetric response allows expansion for multiple mine
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  • ...mation tops, fault cuts, results of drill stem tests and production tests, core data, and a host of calculated values such as isochore, true vertical depth * [[Core description]]
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  • ...ated log response toward the margins ([[:File:M91FG193.JPG|Figure 1]]). In core, channel-fill sandstones can show erosional features such as erosional base ...their associated shale interbeds are more layered and massive both at the core and interwell scale. Erosive features are relatively rare with few or no sh
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  • The main magnetic field of the earth is caused by electric currents in the core. The intensity of the field is measured in gammas or the equivalent SI unit
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  • ...on problems. In the analysis, they have used 4950 samples of 15 wells with core data that yielded an accurate prediction. For the remaining wells, the netw
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  • ...ng and cementing [[production casing]]. By obtaining [[Overview of routine core analysis|cores]] and [[Basic open hole tools|logs]] of the potential produc
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  • ...dle&John>Cheadle, M., and B. John, Ultra Slow Spreading Ridges and Oceanic Core Complexes: Big Mountains and Bigger Faults: National Oceanic and Atmospheri
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  • ...rowth strata are consistent with folding by progressive limb rotation. The core of the anticline is filled with salt, which presumably thickened during [[d
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  • ...shots will deform. [[:file:UreigaAlmandiFigure3.jpg|Figure 3]] illustrates core shape changes with detonation stages.
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  • ...g the foresets of progradational clinoforms (Figure 7) based upon detailed core and thin section descriptions. These play concepts include thin carrier bed
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  • ...is, eds., Giand Oil and Gas Fields: Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM) Core Workshop No. 12, p. 561-613.</ref> Atkinson et al.,<ref name=Atkinsonetal_1
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  • ...or lowest occurrence of a species or lineage, is a reliable datum only in core or [http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/outcrop outcrop] samples beca
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  • ...re located adjacent to the Range Resources initial Renz discovery well and core development area for the Marcellus Shale. In Allegheny and Washington count The two emerging core areas developing in the Marcellus Shale play have somewhat different therma
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  • ...and B appear to represent separate reservoir compartments (Suhas Talukdar, Core Laboratories, Inc., written communication, 1998).
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  • ...int, a [[Overview_of_routine_core_analysis#Sidewall_core_analysis|sidewall core]], or a significant geological marker. To use this depth in interpreting ge
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  • ...or the Dome Frank core<ref name=USGS>[http://geology.cr.usgs.gov/crc/ USGS Core Research Center], 2015, accessed February 4, 2021.</ref>. ...beds). Unconformities are present at the top and base of Codell. From USGS Core Research Center<ref name=USGS />.
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  • ...e as many wells as practical. Where available, add measured sections and [[core description]]s to the grid.
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  • In oil and gas industry, classifying carbonate rocks is a major step in core and thin section description. Two classification systems have been widely u
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  • ...shalecoreAAPG2006.pdf Detailed geochemical evaluation of Green River shale core: Implication for an unconventional source of hydrocarbons (abs.)]: AAPG Ann ...e well (now named the K. P. Lipscomb 3-GU) drilled in 1999, where pressure core was taken.<ref name=St2007 /> The result was an estimate of 2.13 times 109
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  • ...ing techniques, coupled correlating seismic anomalies from 3D mapping with core and well logging data reveals the depositional geometry and sedimentologica
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  • ...2113/0530113.</ref> These zones show compositional differences between the core and rim of the crystal, providing observable evidence of changes in melt co
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  • ...f-fluid-flow_fig3.png|Figure 3]]). Relative permeabilities are measured in core (petrophysical) laboratories, and the results are reported versus the satur
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  • ...ensional seismic method|3-D seismic]], [[Overview of routine core analysis|core]], and many wells and logs. These different types of data are commonly avai
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  • ...are overestimated (Blood, et al., 2020). While examining production in the core areas of the Marcellus shale play, Boswell (2021) observed that cumulative
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  • If lithological data from core and/or cuttings are available, these can be displayed in columnar form betw
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  • ...pg|Figure 10]]). The Longicornis shale is 70 ft (21 m) thick in 16 /17-19 (core part of the Thelma main [[field]]) and is clearly sealing over geological t
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  • ...tt Shale]], 1.430886 times 107 m3 (90 million BOE) in the Bakken Formation core area, and 1.430886 times 108 m3 (900 million BOE) in the Eagle Ford Shale.< ...ce between the organic-rich shales and the carbonates, as all samples were core chips taken at the same time. The organic-rich shale retains even light hyd
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  • ...on and interpretation of original grain sizes in mudstone at the scales of core and outcrops can be challenging, however, because grains are typically modi ...e commonly visualized in mudstone by close inspection of fresh surfaces of core or hand specimens and in digital scans of thin sections<ref name=Lzrea2015a
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  • ...oirs of the Santa Maria and Santa Barbara—Venture Basins, California: SEPM Core Workshop 14, p. 139–201.</ref><ref name=Bhcs1998>Bohacs, K. M., 1998, Con
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  • ...d circulation. This distortion is less of a problem in data collected from core material, as is typically the case for [[macrofossil]]s.
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  • ...temperature (PVT) measurements at reservoir conditions and the analysis of core and fluids collected during testing and production. The first step in predi
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  • ...meability is typically good, and large pore systems are common in the reef core and in the near reef facies. ...s, in R. B. Halley and R. G. Loucks, eds., Carbonate reservoir rocks: SEPM Core Workshop 1, p. 1–31.</ref> in the Permian Yates field in west Texas,<ref>
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  • ...first leasing acreage occurred in December 2009, when three blocks in the core of the play (Bajada de Añelo, La Escalonada, and Rincón de la Ceniza) wer ...smic facies derived from the acoustic impedance volume and calibrated with core lithofacies (modified from Reijenstein et al., 2020<ref name=Rjnstn2020>Rei
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  • ...prescriptive. They consider that only limited inferences can be made from core and log data as to the overall geometry of a fluvial reservoir in the subsu
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  • ...neral facies identification for the Wolfcamp confirmed with XRF from whole core. Note the siliceous and calcareous mudrock dominance and higher total TOC i Drilling vertical wells, running complete log suites, obtaining core, and testing completion techniques in various intervals provided data and i
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  • ...e samples show very high porosity values, but fresh samples taken from the core or from the surface yield porosities much lower than altered surface sample
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  • ...face. The scale of the model fills the gap between detailed but sparse 2-D core and well-log data and low-resolution but extensive 3-D seismic data.
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