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Paper presented at the SPWLA 23rd Formation Evaluation Symposium of Japan, October 11–12, 2017
Paper Number: SPWLA-JFES-2017-Y
... are computed from conventional resistivities and modelled anisotropy, while Rv_sh and Rh_sh values are determined from resistivities in thick shale sequences in multiple wells. These measurements are then used in a Laminated Shaly Sand Analysis. Case study results are presented from a low-resistivity laminated...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 22nd Formation Evaluation Symposium of Japan, September 29–30, 2016
Paper Number: SPWLA-JFES-2016-Q
... Abstract A pragmatic technique has been developed to accurately determine the total organic carbon (TOC) content in shale formations by analyzing well logging measurements. More specifically, a generalized equation has been proposed firstly to determine the positive separation (i.e., Δlog R...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 21st Formation Evaluation Symposium of Japan, October 13–14, 2015
Paper Number: SPWLA-JFES-2015-R
... Abstract In petrophysical evaluation one of the most common procedures of zoning into shale and sand layers is to use GR logs. In this study an alternative zoning approach was proposed, using the Vp/Vs log curves. First, Vp and Vs were calculated based on the sonic slowness log data (DT...
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Paper presented at the SPWLA 20th Formation Evaluation Symposium of Japan, October 1–2, 2014
Paper Number: SPWLA-JFES-2014-K
... (Sequential Indicator co-simulation), is employed in this study. In COSISIM, probabilities of sand and shale, which are derived from well logs and seismic, are used as soft data. We create 25 heterogeneous models for the inputs of the flow simulation. The results indicate the large variations or uncertainty...

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