Well logging is a fundamental part of the formation evaluation process, providing valuable information about the subsurface and helping engineers understand what is happening inside the wellbore.
πΉ Gamma Ray (GR) β Identifies shale and helps determine formation boundaries.
πΉ Resistivity Logs β Help evaluate fluid saturation and identify potential hydrocarbon-bearing zones.
πΉ Density & Neutron Logs β Provide insights into porosity and lithology.
πΉ Caliper Log β Evaluates borehole condition and identifies washouts or irregularities.
πΉ Sonic Log β Provides information about acoustic properties and can support porosity and geomechanical evaluations.
By integrating different logging measurements, engineers can build a clearer picture of lithology, porosity, fluid saturation, and reservoir quality, supporting better decisions throughout the well lifecycle.
π₯ In this video, letβs take a look at the well logging process and how downhole measurements are transformed into meaningful formation data.
