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The information found on the following pages and included in the WELLOG webinar are for educational purposes. Because log interpretation

is based on electronic or electrical measurements, many technical issues may affect the results obtained in any well log. Final log interpretation

and analysis should be conducted by a trained professional. If possible correlation with cores removed from the well is recommended.

 

Professional petrophysical consultants may be found online for the purpose of log interpretation and analysis.

 

Links to petrophysical log analysts:

 

http://www.rjzpetrophysics.com

 

 

CONDITIONS OF USE:

 

WELLOG makes no warrantee as to the applicability of the following webinar content in any specific petrophysical environment. All log interpretation is subjective and is based on the knowledge, understanding and experience of the person performing the task of interpretation and analysis.

 

 

Part I:

 

Geophysical Considerations

 

Rock types

Reservoir characteristics

Primary Porosity

Secondary Porosity

Permeability

Saturation

           

The Borehole

 

The Borehole environment

Hydrostatic pressure

Water loss of mud

            Differential pressure

            Time

            Porosity

            Permeability

            Symbols

           

Well log Format

 

Log Heading

API Log Grid

Tracks

Columns

Depth Scales

Grid Scales

 

Well Evaluation

 

            The base log

            Correlation

 

Lithology

 

Spontaneous Potential

Gamma Ray

Shale Volume

 

Resistivity Logging

 

Resistivity concepts

            Resistivity Tools

 

 

            Jump to Part II

 

            Jump to Part III

 

Jump to Part IV

 

           

                       

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