Petrophysical interpretation methodology for thinly bedded sandstone
Abstract
The article provides experience and methodology for petrophysical interpretation of thinly-bedded sandstone and low formation resistivity based on wireline, FMI, 3D induction resistivity, MDT/RCI, core samples and capillary pressure.
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