Log Interpretation for Tight Gas Sands. Final Report October 1983 - December 1984

摘要

Evaluation of tight gas sands by conventional log interpretation means has proven to be inadequate in developing the reservoir parameters needed to effectively evaluate the potential of these reservoirs. This project is concerned with the development of empirical and theoretical techniques for interpreting wireline logs so that needed reservoir parameters can be derived from standard logging instruments or innovation can be evolved from these tools which will answer the needs of the industry. The project has been in operation for only eight months; therefore, the results attained in this time frame are necessarily limited in scope. Due to economic conditions within the industry, no activity occurred in the Piceance Basin, therefore, the study is limited to the Travis Peak area.