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Shale properties represent a key factor in logging techniques

W.R. Matthews

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Techniques have been developed for interpreting pressures from electric and other logs. The following logging techniques are discussed: spontaneous-potential (SP), resistivity, induction, acoustic, ..gamma..-ray, and bulk-density (..gamma.. source).

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Techniques have been developed for interpreting pressures from electric and other logs. The following logging techniques are discussed: spontaneous-potential (SP), resistivity, induction, acoustic, ..gamma..-ray, and bulk-density (..gamma.. source).

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Techniques have been developed for interpreting pressures from electric and other logs. The following logging techniques are discussed: spontaneous-potential (SP), resistivity, induction, acoustic, ..gamma..-ray, and bulk-density (..gamma.. source).

Key concepts: Logging, Oil shale, Petroleum engineering, Key (lock), Factor (programming language), Geology, Well logging, Environmental science

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