Published in 1989, Cased Hole Log Interpretation Principles/Applications
provides a thorough background in cased hole log interpretation, the process by
which parameters measured through casing, e.g., thermal decay time and interval
transit time, are translated into the desired petrophysical parameters of
porosity, hydrocarbon saturation, producibility, lithology, and mechanical rock
properties. These parameters are used to identify potential hydrocarbon-bearing
strata.
The book discusses formation evaluation, completion evaluation, cement
evaluation, corrosion evaluation, perforation and completion evaluation,
mechanical rock properties and completion design, and cased hole seismic
equipment and applications. Various procedures, technologies, tools and
services are defined and explained.
