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Shaikh Aamir Iqbal, Pavel Martinez, Juliana Tarazona, John Chakalis, Andy Sims, Mike Taylor, Chuck Henry, Brian Gaudet
Paper presented at the SPWLA 57th Annual Logging Symposium, June 25–29, 2016
Paper Number: SPWLA-2016-JJJJ
... June 25-29, 2016. ABSTRACT Complex geology in the West Delta 73 mature field, including lateral heterogeneity, along with thin oil columns, variable oil/water contacts, weak seismic resolution, and uncertainty in formation tops, makes landing and remaining in the best quality reservoir rock (sweet spot...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 56th Annual Logging Symposium, July 18–22, 2015
Paper Number: SPWLA-2015-J
...SPWLA 56 th Annual Logging Symposium, July 18-22, 2015 1 MULTIFREQUENCY DIELECTRIC TOOL IDENTIFIES OIL/WATER CONTACTS WITHIN COMPLEX MEXICAN CARBONATES IN OIL- BASED MUD J. Gonzalez Morales, A. Sanchez Trejo, PEMEX; M.A. Cabrera R., E. Decoster, I. Barajas Gea, Schlumberger Copyright 2015, held...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 28th Annual Logging Symposium, June 29–July 2, 1987
Paper Number: SPWLA-1987-Z
... important parameter in log interpre- tation since it is one of the main sources of error in the saturation exponent. This paper shows that rock nettability can be determined with wireline formation pressure measurements above, in, and below the tran- sition zone of an oil-water contact, when other logging...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 24th Annual Logging Symposium, June 27–30, 1983
Paper Number: SPWLA-1983-TT
... to be a valid method in some cases where open hole logs are not available for determining the oil-water contact. Agreement is quite good with open hole log analysis and with the general O/W contact of the field. Upstream Oil & Gas bearing layer porosity log analysis vdl development well well...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 12th Annual Logging Symposium, May 2–5, 1971
Paper Number: SPWLA-1971-W
... migration well logging variation oil bearing zone Spwla Twelfth correction Symposium matrix tool response log interpretation equation accuracy oil water contact filtrate travel time water contact SPWLA TWELFTH ANNUAL LOGGING SYMPOSIUM, MAY 2-5, 1971 SOME PROBLEMS AND UNCERTAINTIES IN LOG...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 8th Annual Logging Symposium, June 12–14, 1967
Paper Number: SPWLA-1967-F
... individual wells proved to be a costly production problem. This was partially solved by routine field-wide checks of the position of the oil/water contact using a through tubing chlorine logging tool. Results obtained with this tool, showed that regular monitoring of the rise in oil/water contact over...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 6th Annual Logging Symposium (Volume II), May 4–7, 1965
Paper Number: SPWLA-1965-2L
... with elevation to a height more than 225 feet above the field-established oil/water contacts. Quantitative interpretations were made possible by an excellent combination of logs, special techniques for reading and correcting the logging curves, and special core analyses. Induction logs were found applicable...