Basic well log analysis for geologists

Basic well log analysis for geologists

by Asquith, George B.

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Title Statements

  • Full title :Basic well log analysis for geologists / by George B. Asquith with Charles R. Gibson.

Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:1982.

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The Physical Object

  • Description:vii, 216 pages : : illustrations (some color) ; : 29 cm.

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:0891816526, 9780891816522
  • oclc:ocm08961447
  • LC Classification:TN871.35
  • Dewey Decimal:622/.18282

Table of Contents

BASIC RELATIONSHIPS OF WELL LOG INTERPRETATION: Borehole environment -- Invasion and resistivity profiles -- Formation temperature -- THE SPONTANEOUS POTENTIAL LOG: Formation water resistivity (Rw) determined -- Volume of shale -- RESISTIVITY LOGS: Induction electric log -- Dual induction focused log -- Laterolog -- Dual laterolog-microspherically focused log -- Microlog -- Microlaterolog and proximity log -- Resistivity derived porosity -- POROSITY LOGS: Sonic log -- Density log -- Neutron log -- Combination neutron-density log -- GAMMA RAY LOG: Volume of shale calculation -- LOG INTERPRETATION: Archie equation -- Ratio method -- Bulk volume water -- Quick look methods -- Pickett crossplot method -- Hingle crossplot -- Permeability from logs -- Shaly sand analysis -- LITHOLOGY LOGGING AND MAPPING TEHCHNIQUES: Combination gamma ray neutron density log -- M-N lithology plot -- MID lithology plot -- Alpha mapping from SP log -- Clean sand or carbonate maps from gamma ray log -- Rock typing and facies mapping -- LOG INTERPRETATION CASE STUDIES: Pennsylvanian Atoka Sandstone, Permian Basin -- Mississippian Mission Canyon Formation, Williston Basin -- Eocene Wilcox Sandstone, Gulf Coas…

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