The Geological Interpretation of Well Logs
This book details the background of well logs, the diversity of logging operations, and the capabilities and limitations of various logging tools. It considers each of the principal open-hole logging tools and measurements made by each tool in terms of simple theory and acquisition of data.
- Genre: All Books, Petrophysics
Cast & Characters
| 1-12 | Introduction |
| 13-30 | The Logging Environment |
| 31-46 | Subsurface Pressure Measurement |
| 47-54 | Temperature Logging |
| 55-64 | Caliper Logs |
| 65-74 | Self Potential Or SP Logs |
| 75-116 | Resistivity Logs |
| 117-146 | The Gamma Ray And Spectral Gamma Ray |
| 147-186 | Sonic Or Acoustic Logs |
| 187-210 | The Density And Photoelectric Factor Logs |
| 211-238 | The Neutron Log |
| 239-262 | Lithology Reconstruction From Logs |
| 263-284 | NMR |
| 285-316 | Dipmeter |
| 317-356 | Image Logs |
| 357-370 | Facies, Sequences And Depositional Environments From Logs |
| 371-408 | Sequence Stratigraphy And Stratigraphy |
| 409-412 | Conclusions |
