Well logging for earth scientists

by Ellis, Darwin V.

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Full title :Well logging for earth scientists / Darwin V. Ellis.

Edition Statements

Publication Date:©1987.

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Publisher(s):Elsevier
Place of Publication:New York
Language:eng
Publication Date:©1987.

The Physical Object

Description:xiv, 532 pages : : illustrations ; : 24 cm

Edition Identifiers

ISBN:0444011803, 9780444011800, 9780080457956, 0080457959
oclc:ocm17214838
LC Classification:TN871.35
Dewey Decimal:622.18282

AN OVERVIEW OF WELL LOGGING: What is logging? -- Properties of reservoir rocks -- Well logging: the narrow view -- Measurement techniques -- How is logging viewed by others? -- INTRODUCTION TO WELL LOG INTERPRETATION: FINDING THE HYDROCARBON: Rudimentary well site interpretation -- The borehole environment -- Qualitative interpretation -- Reading a log -- Examples of curve behavior and log display -- A sample rapid interpretation -- BASIC RESISTIVITY AND SPONTANEOUS POTENTIAL: The concept of bulk resistivity -- Electrical properties of rocks and brines -- Spontaneous potential -- Log example of the SP -- EMPIRICISM: THE CORNERSTONE OF RESISTIVITY INTERPRETATION: Early electric log interpretation -- Empirical approaches to quantifying Rt -- A review of electrostatics -- A thought experiment for a logging application -- RESISTIVITY: ELECTRODE DEVICES AND HOW THEY EVOLVED: Unfocused devices -- Focused devices -- Pseudogeometric factor -- Dual laterolog example -- INDUCTION DEVICES: Review of magnetostatics and induction -- The two-coil induction device -- Skin effect -- Induction or electrode? -- Induction log example -- ELECTRICAL DEVICES FOR MEASUREMENTS OTHER THAN Rt: Microelectro…