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    This document provides a summary of how different logging tools respond to various rock and fluid properties in a wellbore. It includes a matrix that lists the general responses of gamma ray, density, neutron, acoustic, and resistivity logs to different rock lithologies like sandstone, limestone, and shale. It also summarizes how these logs respond to fluid types like water, oil, and gas. The document is intended to help well operators understand formation evaluation and determine rock and fluid properties based on electrical, nuclear, acoustic, and imaging logs.

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    This document provides a summary of how different logging tools respond to various rock and fluid properties in a wellbore. It includes a matrix that lists the general responses of gamma ray, density, neutron, acoustic, and resistivity logs to different rock lithologies like sandstone, limestone, and shale. It also summarizes how these logs respond to fluid types like water, oil, and gas. The document is intended to help well operators understand formation evaluation and determine rock and fluid properties based on electrical, nuclear, acoustic, and imaging logs.

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    This document provides a summary of how different logging tools respond to various rock and fluid properties in a wellbore. It includes a matrix that lists the general responses of gamma ray, density, neutron, acoustic, and resistivity logs to different rock lithologies like sandstone, limestone, and shale. It also summarizes how these logs respond to fluid types like water, oil, and gas. The document is intended to help well operators understand formation evaluation and determine rock and fluid properties based on electrical, nuclear, acoustic, and imaging logs.

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    Atlas of Log Responses

    Gamma Ray
    & SP

    Resistivity
    Oil Based Mud

    Resistivity
    Bulk Density &
    Water Based Mud Neutron Porosity

    Magnetic
    Resonance

    Acoustic

    Borehole
    Image

    T2
    Distribution

    2000

    Low <= Amplitude/


    Resistivity => High

    Gas

    Capillary Bound

    Clay Bound

    0.5

    30 API Oil

    Lithology

    Shale
    Gas
    Sandstone

    Shaly Sand
    Laminated
    Pay

    Rv

    Rh

    Oil
    Salt
    Water

    Tuff
    Marine Shale

    Backup

    Limestone

    Marl

    Dolomite

    Fractured

    Loss of
    Secondary
    Porosity

    Conductive
    Fractures

    RA Mineral
    Fractures

    Anhydrite
    NaCI Salt
    KCI Salt

    Gypsum

    Anisotropic
    (Aeolian)
    Sand

    Rh

    Rv

    Coal

    Sandstone

    Gas
    Oil
    Fresh
    Water

    Anisotropic Shale

    Rh

    Rv

    Granite

    General Log Matrix Responses


    Lithology
    Sandstone

    GR

    Density

    Neutron

    Acoustic

    Resistivity

    PE

    Low

    2.65

    -4

    53

    High

    1.81

    High

    5.08

    (Unless RA min)

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    Limestone

    Low

    Shale

    High

    Dolomite

    Low

    2.71

    47.5

    2.2-2.7

    High

    50-150

    low

    (water content)

    (water content)

    (water content)

    (water content)

    2.87

    +4

    43

    High

    3.14

    Anhydrite
    Salt

    5.06

    V.Low

    2.98

    50

    V.High

    Low

    2.03

    -3

    67

    V.High

    (Unless K salt)

    (1.87)(

    (-2)

    (74)

    Water

    Oil

    1-1.1

    -1

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    Gas

    4.65

    100

    180-190

    0.6-1.0

    70-100

    V.High

    Low

    (api)
    2

    (H2 index)
    (

    210-240
    (api)

    0.2-0.5

    10-50

    ~1000

    V.High

    Low

    2
    (pressure)

    (H2 index)

    (salt & temp)

    Compiled by Geoff Page and Simon Miller, Graphic design by Wendy McLachlan

    1-5

    (higher if U)

    0 - infinite

    0.36

    (salt & temp)

    (+salt)

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