Logging While Drilling Via Autonomous Sonde
Anton Kepic, Christian Dupuis, G. Stewart, Benjamin Wilkinson, Andrew Greenwood, Anna Podolska
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Anton Kepic, Christian Dupuis, G. Stewart, Benjamin Wilkinson, Andrew Greenwood, Anna Podolska
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Summary We present a method of geophysical logging while tripping drill rods to produce logs similar to wireline logs. The process is autinmous in that it does not require any significant changes by the driller and does not requie any modifications to the drill rig. Using starting depth, rod length, and sensors on the sonde a geophysical log can be created when the drill rods are retreived upon hole completion. Thus, thi smethodology is very suitable for slimhole and diamond drilling methods that do not case teh completed hole. Such holes often collapse and are too expensive to log via wireline logging.
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Summary We present a method of geophysical logging while tripping drill rods to produce logs similar to wireline logs. The process is autinmous in that it does not require any significant changes by the driller and does not requie any modifications to the drill rig. Using starting depth, rod length, and sensors on the sonde a geophysical log can be created when the drill rods are retreived upon hole completion. Thus, thi smethodology is very suitable for slimhole and diamond drilling methods that do not case teh completed hole. Such holes often collapse and are too expensive to log via wireline logging.
Key concepts: Wireline, Logging while drilling, Drilling, Drill, Geology, Logging, Well logging, Tripping