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Geophysics, 1962
Abstract The science of well logging, begun by Conrad Schlumberger in 1927 as an application of his work on resistivity measurements of the earth in surface exploration, has advanced further during the intervening 33 years than even its creator could have imagined. From the early measurement of electrical properties by means of normal
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Abstract The science of well logging, begun by Conrad Schlumberger in 1927 as an application of his work on resistivity measurements of the earth in surface exploration, has advanced further during the intervening 33 years than even its creator could have imagined. From the early measurement of electrical properties by means of normal
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Physics Today, 1949
The intense demand for more efficient production in the oil industry has opened a relatively new field of opportunity for the physicist in applying scientific methods to logging oil wells.
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The intense demand for more efficient production in the oil industry has opened a relatively new field of opportunity for the physicist in applying scientific methods to logging oil wells.
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Well-Logging Prediction Based on Hybrid Neural Network Model
Energies, 2021Lei Wu, Zhenzhen Dong, Weirong Li
exaly
Acoustic Well Logs and Porosity Logging
2023Frederick L. Paillet, Chuen Hon Cheng
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Typical misinterpretations and scientific concepts in well-logging geologic studies
Natural Gas Industry B, 2023Jin Lai, Xiaojiao Pang
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Missing Well Log Estimation by Multiple Well-log Correlation
Proceedings, 2018S. Bader, X. Wu, S. Fomel
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1989
The late George R. Pickett of the Colorado School of Mines once said that using well logs in oil and gas exploration was “like hunting on a game preserve.” To some this may be a revelation. However, most people in the petroleum industry know that well logs play a key role in oil and gas exploration and reservoir evaluation.
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The late George R. Pickett of the Colorado School of Mines once said that using well logs in oil and gas exploration was “like hunting on a game preserve.” To some this may be a revelation. However, most people in the petroleum industry know that well logs play a key role in oil and gas exploration and reservoir evaluation.
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Digital construction of geophysical well logging curves using the LSTM deep-learning network
Frontiers in Earth Science, 2023exaly