Ibrahim Mustafayev, Thomas L. Davis
Abstract
Ibrahim Mustafayev and Thomas. L. Davis discuss lithology and fluid discrimination issues in the Delhi Field in Louisiana and find that the geology of the reservoir dictates that fluid changes can only be distinguished if shear impedance is incorporated into the analysis.
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Ibrahim Mustafayev and Thomas. L. Davis discuss lithology and fluid discrimination issues in the Delhi Field in Louisiana and find that the geology of the reservoir dictates that fluid changes can only be distinguished if shear impedance is incorporated into the analysis.
Key concepts: Lithology, Geology, Economic geology, Environmental geology, Igneous petrology, Metamorphic petrology, Regional geology, Telmatology