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Paper presented at the SPWLA 60th Annual Logging Symposium, June 15–19, 2019
Paper Number: SPWLA-2019-T
... enabling the same high level of formation evaluation. Upstream Oil & Gas acoustic impedance image well logging Limestone Formation spwla 60 ultrasonic imaging tool standoff Symposium image quality caliper resolution borehole amplitude fracture transducer log analysis 5-ppg obm...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 57th Annual Logging Symposium, June 25–29, 2016
Paper Number: SPWLA-2016-XXX
...-specific petrophysical interpretations. Laboratory measurements provide key benchmarks for Monte Carlo modeling for validating liquid-saturated rock as well as gas-saturated rock models. This paper presents a very-low-porosity gas saturation evaluation example for two limestone formations in Oklahoma...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 54th Annual Logging Symposium, June 22–26, 2013
Paper Number: SPWLA-2013-WW
... predicted by the FSF-Fp method. Fig. 3 shows comparisons of MCNP and FSF-Fp methods in limestone formations. For the purpose of petrophysical interpretation, porosity differences in panel (c) across gas-saturated formations are calculated with the Gaymard-Poupon approximation (Gaymard and Poupon, 1968), i.e...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 40th Annual Logging Symposium, May 30–June 3, 1999
Paper Number: SPWLA-1999-Q
... porosity formation salinity correction Monte Carlo correction Upstream Oil & Gas simultaneous correction salinity mutually-dependent environmental effect well logging diffusion length experimental data Limestone Formation sequential correction porosity Symposium standoff SPWLA 40ti...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 25th Annual Logging Symposium, June 10–13, 1984
Paper Number: SPWLA-1984-DD
..., the ratio VP/Vs would be appropriate. Example 2 Our second example is from a thick shale section overlying a limestone formation. The limestone wavetrains (Figure 4a) show a clear S wave arrival while no S-wave is visible in the shale (Figure 4b). A binary plot of the shale data is shown in Figure 5. Again...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 22nd Annual Logging Symposium, June 23–26, 1981
Paper Number: SPWLA-1981-O
... spreading taken into account. For S wave attenuation the best method seems to be the analysis of the guided waves spectral amplitudes at two or more frequencies and then solve for the S wave attenuation using the partition coefficients. log analysis attenuation well logging Limestone Formation...

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