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An Overview of Well Logging by Ayu Wandira is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Well logging, originating in 1927, is a geophysical technique used to evaluate rock formations in well bores, primarily for hydrocarbon exploration. It involves various measurement devices that provide data for geologists, petrophysicists, and reservoir engineers, among others, and has applications beyond the petroleum industry. The chapter outlines the logging process, including wireline logging and logging while drilling, and discusses the diversity of measurement tools available.
- Author
- Ayu Wandira
- Language
- EN