Integrated Analysis of Seismic Response of Gas Reservoirs in Ordos Basin
X-Y. Li, Xin Wei, E. Liu, X.-Z. Li, Shuyuan Shi, X-B. Zeng
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X-Y. Li, Xin Wei, E. Liu, X.-Z. Li, Shuyuan Shi, X-B. Zeng
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Analysis of wireline logs 2 Wireline logs from eleven boreholes are examined to identify the characteristics of the gas reservoirs. The major diagnostic features of the sandstones saturated with gas are low gamma-ray values low density low wave impedance but high electric impedance and high compensated neutron logging values as well as a huge anomaly in the spontaneous potential logs. We have also examined the relationship of the P- and S-wave velocity with porosity and saturation using log data. Unfortunately there is only one well (Well A) that has both P- and S-wave sonic logs. Figure 5 shows the cross
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Analysis of wireline logs 2 Wireline logs from eleven boreholes are examined to identify the characteristics of the gas reservoirs. The major diagnostic features of the sandstones saturated with gas are low gamma-ray values low density low wave impedance but high electric impedance and high compensated neutron logging values as well as a huge anomaly in the spontaneous potential logs. We have also examined the relationship of the P- and S-wave velocity with porosity and saturation using log data. Unfortunately there is only one well (Well A) that has both P- and S-wave sonic logs. Figure 5 shows the cross
Key concepts: Wireline, Borehole, Well logging, Geology, Water saturation, Porosity, Sonic logging, Structural basin