The French translation of the termwell logging iscarottage´electrique,∗ literally“electrical coring,” a fairly exact description of this geophysical prospecting technique when it was invented in 1927 [1, 2]. A less literal translation might be “a record of characteristics of rock formations traversed by a measurement device in the well bore.” However, well logging means different things to different people. For a geologist, it is primarily a mapping technique for exploring the subsurface. For a petrophysicist, it is a means to evaluate the hydrocarbon production potential of a reservoir. For a geophysicist, it is a source of complementary data for surface seismic analysis. For a reservoir engineer, it may simply supply values for use in a simulator.
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Name: Well Logging for Earth Scientists
Author: Darwin V. Ellis, Julian M. Singer
Pages: 699
Publisher: Springer
Languaje: English
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