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PETROPHYSICAL ANALYSIS TEXTBOOKS AND REFERTENCE MANUALS
To assist you in creating a worthwhile library, I have prepared a list which includes most textbooks and service company manuals of interest to log analysts. The list includes full title, first author, publisher, date, approximate cost, ISBN number, page count, a pages per dollar rating, and a very brief (and very personal) comment. From this, you should be able to high-grade your library acquisitions. Most of the hardcover textbooks and service company material listed here are still available, some in updated editions with different ISBN numbers. Check with your local technical book store or service company representative. If these sources fail, try www.amazon.com or www.ebay.com . There are, of course, many other sources of log analysis knowledge. These include service company brochures on specific tools and software products. Sometimes older versions are very useful while analyzing older logs. Journals and transactions of technical societies, such as CWLS, CSPG, CSEG, CIM, SPWLA, AAPG, SEG, SPE and others, contain thousands of technical papers related to our industry. Saving, sorting, or cataloging these can be a major undertaking – but invaluable to your career. 
eBOOKS by E. R. Crain, P.Eng. Crain's
Petrophysical Handbook on CD-ROM 3rd-Millennium Edition ISBN 0-9734171-0-2 Available on CD-ROM only E. R. Crain, c. 1978 - 2010 updated annually TO ORDER the CD-ROM, Multi Media Audio Visual Self Study Courses, or Reference Manuals by E. R. Crain, P.Eng., Click Here 
Home Study Course and Reference Manuals Basic Topics 13 AV Lectures Advanced Topics 13 AV Lectures Unconventional Reservoirs 10 AV Lectures
Crain's Petrophysical PocketPal 183 pages Integrated Petrophysics - Logs, Cores, Tests, Productivity - Shaly Sands, Gas Sands, Radioactive Sands, Tar Sands, Carbonates ISBN 0-9734171-1-0
Crain's
Unconventional Reservoirs 136 pages
Special Methods for Special Cases - TOC, Coal, CBM, Gas Shale, Oil Shale, Tar Sand, Laminated Sands, Tight Oil, Gas Hydrates, Igneous/Metamorphic, Potash- ISBN 0-9734171-2-0
Crain's Ancient Logs 83 pages
Integrating Older Logs with Modern Well Data, Includes Russian
Style Logs
ISBN 0-9734171-3-0
Crain's Logging Tool Theory 90 pages New Hire Primer or Add Depth to Basic Skills - Basic Physics, Operating Concepts ISBN 0-9734171-4-0
Crain's Mechanical Properties 75 pages Elastic Properties for Fracture Design, Seismic Applications, Fractured Reservoirs ISBN 0-9734171-5-0
Crain's Cement Integrity 55 pages New Hire Primer or Add Depth to Basic Skills, Essential for Completion, Workover,
Stimulation Design, includes Tubing and Casing
Inspection
ISBN 0-9734171-6-0
Crain's Seismic Petrophysics 150 pages Integrating Borehole and Seismic Petrophysics, Editing / Modeling Logs, Seismic Modeling, Inversion, VSP, and AVO ISBN 0-9734171-7-0
Crain's Dipmeter Omnibus 220 pages Dipmeter and Imaging Tools, Calculations, and Presentations, Structure, Stratigraphy ISBN 0-9734171-8-0
Crain's Fractured Reservoirs 73 pages Qualitative and Quantitative Evaluation of Fractured Reservoirs
ISBN
0-9734171-9-0
Log Evaluation
of Shaly Sandstones: A Practical Guide Rocky Mountain
Formation Water Resistivities
A. Service Company Manuals
1. Well Logging and Interpretation Techniques Dresser Atlas, Home Study Course, 1982
2. Carbon/Oxygen Log Dresser Atlas, 1981
3. Spectrolog Dresser Atlas, 1982
4. Wireline Services Catalog Dresser Atlas, 1982
5. Log Interpretation Chartbook (English-Metric Edition) Dresser Atlas, 1982
6. Log Review 1 Dresser Atlas, 1974
7. Log Interpretation Volume I - Principles Schlumberger, 1972
8. Log Interpretation Volume II - Applications Schlumberger, 1974
9. Log Interpretation Charts English -Metric Edition Schlumberger, 1979 (redrawn 1984)
10. Production Log Interpretation Schlumberger, 1973
11. Fluid Conversions in Production Log Interpretation Schlumberger, 1974
12. Services Catalog Schlumberger, 1980
13. Basic Concepts of Well Log Interpretation Welex Brochure, 1980
B. Books
1. Basic Well Log Analysis For Geologists E. Asquith, C. Gibson AAPG, Tulsa, OK, 1982 with Bar Code Supplement for HP41C
2. Log Quality Control R.M. Bateman IHRDC, Boston, MA, 1985
3. Cased Hole Log Analysis and Reservoir Performance Monitoring R. M. Bateman IHRDC, Boston, MA, 1985
4. Applied Petroleum Reservoir Engineering B.C. Craft and M.F. Hawkins Prentice Hall, Eaglewoor Cliffs, NJ, 1959
5. Essentials of Modern Open Hole Log Interpretation J. Dewan Pennwell Books, Tulsa, OK, 1984
6. Production Handbook, Vol. 1, 2 T.C. Frick, Editor McGraw Hill, New UYork, NY, 1962
7. Geophysical Logging for Mineral and Engineering Applications J.K. Hallenburg Pennwell Books, Tulsa, OK, 1984
8. Fundamentals of Formation Evaluation D.P. Helander Pennwell Books, Tulsa, OK, 1984
9. Applied Open Hole Log Interpretation for Geologists and Engineers D.W. Hilchie, Golden, CO, 1982
10. Advanced Well Log Interpretation D.W. Hilchie, Golden, CO, 1982
11. Solution Manual for Applied Open Hole Log Interpretation D.W. Hilchie, Golden, CO 1982
12. Old Electric Log Interpretation D.W. Hilchie, Goldon, CO, 1979
13. Formation Evaluation E.J. Lynch Harper and Row, New York, NY, 1962
14. Petroleum Exploration Handbook G.B. Moody, Editor McGraw Hill, New York, NY, 1961
15. Oil Reservoir Engineering S.J. Pirson McGraw Hill, New York, NY, 1958
16. Geologic Well Log Analysis S.J. Pirson Gulf Publishing, Houston, TX, 1983
17. The Art of Ancient Log Analysis SPWLA, Houston Chapter, undated
18. Petroleum Production Handbook, Vol. 1, 2, 3 L.C. Uren McGraw Hill, New York, NY, 1959
C. Techical Papers - Chronological Order
1. Electrical Coring: A Method of Determining Bottom-Hole Data by Electrical Measurements C. & M. Schlumberger, E.G. Leonardon AIME, 1932
2. A New Contribution to Subsurface Studies by Means of Electrical Measurements in Drill Holes C. & M. Schlumberger, E.G. Leonardon AIME, 1933
3. Temperature Measurements in Oil Wells M. Schlumberger, H.G. Doll, A.A. Perebinossoff SWSC, 1936 (Paris)
4. Electrical Resistivity Log as an Aid in Determining Some Reservoir Characteristics G.E. Archie Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1941
5. Radioactive Well Log Interpretation J.P. Campbell, A.B. Winter Lane Wells, 1946
6. Radioactivity Well Logging - Gamma Ray Measurements R.E. Fearon Lane Wells, 1946
7. Application of Dipmeter Surveys E.F. Stratton, R.G. Hamilton AIME, 1947
8. True Resistivity Determination from the Electric Log - Its Application to Log Analysis H.G. Doll, J.C. Legrand, E.R. Stratton Drilling and Production Practice, 1947
9. Natural Potentials in Well Logging W.D. Mounce, W. M. Rust, Jr. AIME, 1948
10. The SP Log: Theoretical Analysis and Principles of Interpretation H.G. Doll AIME, 1948
11. Electric Logging E.R. Stratton, R. D. Ford Colorado School of Mines, 1949
12. SP Log in Shaly Sands H.G. Doll Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1949
13. Introduction to Induction Logging and Application to Logging of Wells Drilled With Oil Base Mud H.G. Doll AIME, 1949
14. Radiological Training Course C.H. Douglas RP-D, 1950
15. The Microlog - A New Electrical Logging Method for Detailed Determinations of Permeable Beds H.B. Doll AIME, 1950
16. The Laterolog: A New Resistivity Logging Method With Electrodes Using an Automatic Focusing System H.G. Doll Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1951
17. Experimental Basis for Neutron Log Interpretation J.T. Dewan, L.A. Allard Petroleum Engineer, 1953
18. Microlaterolog H.G. Doll Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1953
19. A Method of Formation Testing on Logging Cable M. Lebourg, R.Q. Field, C.A. Doh JPT, 1957
20. Sonic Logging in Consolidated Formations C.A. Doh, R.P. Alger SWSC, 1958
21. Velocity Log Characteristics A.A. Stripling Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1958
22. Sonic Logging M.P. Tixier, R.P. Alger, C.A. Doh AIME, 1958
23. Laboratory Studies of a Pulsed Neutron Source Technique in Well Logging J. Tillman, W.B. Nelligan AIME, 1959
24. Automatic Computation of Dipmeter Logs Digitally Recorded on Magnetic Tapes J.H. Moran, M. A. Coufleau, G.K. Miller, J. P. Timmons AIME, 1961
25. Analysis of Pressure Buildup Data Obtained by the Wire Line Formation Tester J.H. Moran, E.E. Finklea SPE, 1961
26. Logging Empty Holes C.G. Rodermund, R.P. Alger, J. Tittman Oil and Gas Journal, 1961
27. Recent Achievements With the Formation Tester in Canada K.M. Banks CIM, 1963
28. The 3-D Velocity Log: Characteristic and Use D.M. Christensen SSC, 1963
29. Dual Induction-Laterolog: A New Tool for Resistivity Analysis M.P. Tixier, R.P. Alger, W.P. Biggs, B.N. Carpenter AIME, 1963
30. Formation Density Log Application in Liquid-Filled Holes R.P. Alger, L.L. Ramer, W.R. Hoyle , M.P. Tixier Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1964
31. Dual Spacing Formation Density Log J.S. Wahl, J. Tittman, C.W. Johstone, R.P. Alger Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1964
32. Hydrodynamics In Oil Wells Schlumberger, 1964
33. Nuclear Flolog Dresser Atlas, 1964
34. Resume And Current Status Of The Use Of Logs In Production E.T. Connolly SPWLA, 1965
35. Flow Analysis With The Gradiomanometer And Flowmeter M.R. Curtis SWSC, 1966
36. Neutron Lifetime Logging in Theory and Practice A.H. Youmans, E.C. Hopkinson, P.A. Wichmann SPWLA, 1966
37. Sidewall Epithermal Neutron Porosity Log J. Tittman, H. Sherman, W.A. Nagel, R.P. Alger Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1966
38. Effective Porosity and Permeability of Sandstones Investigated Through Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Principles A. Timur SPWLA, 1968
39. Dual Spacing Neutron Log - CNLi R.P. Alger, S. Locke, W.A. Nagel, H. Sherman AIME, 1971
40. Quantitative Interpretation of Therman Neutron Decay Time Logs C. Clavier, W. Hoyle, D. Meunier JPT, 1971
41. Dual Laterolog - Rxo Tool J. Suau, P. Grimaldi, A. Poupon, P. Souhaite AIME, 1972
42. Thermal Neutron Decay Time Logging Using Dual Detection J.T. Dewan, C.W. Johnstone, L. A. Jacobso, W. B. Wall, R.P. Alger SPWLA, 1973
43. Use of the Temperature for Determining Flow Rate in Producing Wells M.R. Curtis, E.J. Witterholt SPE, 1973
44. Evaluation of Well Performance Through Production Logging B.G. Petovello CWLS, 1975
45. Fundamentals of the Differental Gamma Ray Log M. Hassan, A. Hossin, A. Combaz SPWLA, 1976
46. Directional Survey Calculations J.T. Craig, B.V. Randall Petroleum Engineer, 1976
47. Advancements in Uncased Hole Wireline Formation Tester Techniques A.L. Schultz, W.T. Bell, H.J. Urbanosky SPE, 1976
48. Electromagnetic Propagation - A New Dimension In Logging T.J. Calvert, R.N. Rau, L.E. Wells AIME, 1977
49. Borehole Gravity Meter Edcon, 1977
50. Gamma Ray Spectral Data Assists Complex Formation Evaluation W.H. Fertl SPWLA, 1979 (London)
51. An Improved Nuclear Magnetism Logging System and Its Application to Formation Evaluation R.C. Herrick, S.H. Cautourie, D.L. Best SPE, 1979
52. Litho-Density Log Interpretation J.S. Gardner, J.L. Dumanoir SPWLA, 1980
53. Combined Natural Gamma Ray Spectral/Litho-Density Measurements Applied to Complex Lithology J.A. Quirein, J.S. Gardner, J.T. Watson SPE, 1982
54. Theory, Interpretation and Practical Applications of Natural Gamma Ray Spectroscopy O. Serra, J. Baldwin, J. Quirein
D. Technical Papers - Alphabetical Listing by Senior Author
1. Formation Density Log Application in Liquid-Filled Holes R.P. Alger, L.L. Ramer, W.R. Hoyle , M.P. Tixier Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1964
2. Dual Spacing Neutron Log - CNLi R.P. Alger, S. Locke, W.A. Nagel, H. Sherman AIME, 1971
3. Electrical Resistivity Log as an Aid in Determining Some Reservoir Characteristics G.E. Archie Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1941
4. Recent Achievements With the Formation Tester in Canada K.M. Banks CIM, 1963
5. Electromagnetic Propagation - A New Dimension In Logging T.J. Calvert, R.N. Rau, L.E. Wells AIME, 1977
6. Radioactive Well Log Interpretation J.P. Campbell, A.B. Winter Lane Wells, 1946
7. The 3-D Velocity Log: Characteristic and Use D.M. Christensen SSC, 1963
8. Quantitative Interpretation of Therman Neutron Decay Time Logs C. Clavier, W. Hoyle, D. Meunier JPT, 1971
9. Resume And Current Status Of The Use Of Logs In Production E.T. Connolly SPWLA, 1965
10. Directional Survey Calculations J.T. Craig, B.V. Randall Petroleum Engineer, 1976
11. Flow Analysis With The Gradiomanometer And Flowmeter M.R. Curtis SWSC, 1966
12. Use of the Temperature for Determining Flow Rate in Producing Wells M.R. Curtis, E.J. Witterholt SPE, 1973
13. Experimental Basis for Neutron Log Interpretation J.T. Dewan, L.A. Allard Petroleum Engineer, 1953
14. Thermal Neutron Decay Time Logging Using Dual Detection J.T. Dewan, C.W. Johnstone, L. A. Jacobso, W. B. Wall, R.P. Alger SPWLA, 1973
15. Sonic Logging in Consolidated Formations C.A. Doh, R.P. Alger SWSC, 1958
16. True Resistivity Determination from the Electric Log - Its Application to Log Analysis H.G. Doll, J.C. Legrand, E.R. Stratton Drilling and Production Practice, 1947
17. SP Log in Shaly Sands H.G. Doll Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1949
18. The Microlog - A New Electrical Logging Method for Detailed Determinations of Permeable Beds H.B. Doll AIME, 1950
19. Microlaterolog H.G. Doll Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1953
20. The Laterolog: A New Resistivity Logging Method With Electrodes Using an Automatic Focusing System H.G. Doll Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1951
21. Introduction to Induction Logging and Application to Logging of Wells Drilled With Oil Base Mud H.G. Doll AIME, 1949
22. The SP Log: Theoretical Analysis and Principles of Interpretation H.G. Doll AIME, 1948
23. Radiological Training Course C.H. Douglas RP-D, 1950
24. Nuclear Flolog Dresser Atlas, 1964
25. Borehole Gravity Meter Edcon, 1977
26. Radioactivity Well Logging - Gamma Ray Measurements R.E. Fearon Lane Wells, 1946
27. Gamma Ray Spectral Data Assists Complex Formation Evaluation W.H. Fertl SPWLA, 1979 (London)
28. Litho-Density Log Interpretation J.S. Gardner, J.L. Dumanoir SPWLA, 1980
29. Fundamentals of the Differental Gamma Ray Log M. Hassan, A. Hossin, A. Combaz SPWLA, 1976
30. An Improved Nuclear Magnetism Logging System and Its Application to Formation Evaluation R.C. Herrick, S.H. Cautourie, D.L. Best SPE, 1979
31. A Method of Formation Testing on Logging Cable M. Lebourg, R.Q. Field, C.A. Doh JPT, 1957
32. Automatic Computation of Dipmeter Logs Digitally Recorded on Magnetic Tapes J.H. Moran, M. A. Coufleau, G.K. Miller, J. P. Timmons AIME, 1961
33. Analysis of Pressure Buildup Data Obtained by the Wire Line Formation Tester J.H. Moran, E.E. Finklea SPE, 1961
34. Natural Potentials in Well Logging W.D. Mounce, W. M. Rust, Jr. AIME, 1948
35. Evaluation of Well Performance Through Production Logging B.G. Petovello CWLS, 1975
36. Combined Natural Gamma Ray Spectral/Litho-Density Measurements Applied to Complex Lithology J.A. Quirein, J.S. Gardner, J.T. Watson SPE, 1982
37. Logging Empty Holes C.G. Rodermund, R.P. Alger, J. Tittman Oil and Gas Journal, 1961
38. Hydrodynamics In Oil Wells Schlumberger, 1964
39. Temperature Measurements in Oil Wells M. Schlumberger, H.G. Doll, A.A. Perebinossoff SWSC, 1936 (Paris)
40. Electrical Coring: A Method of Determining Bottom-Hole Data by Electrical Measurements C. & M. Schlumberger, E.G. Leonardon AIME, 1932
41. A New Contribution to Subsurface Studies by Means of Electrical Measurements in Drill Holes C. & M. Schlumberger, E.G. Leonardon AIME, 1933
42. Advancements in Uncased Hole Wireline Formation Tester Techniques A.L. Schultz, W.T. Bell, H.J. Urbanosky SPE, 1976
43. Theory, Interpretation and Practical Applications of Natural Gamma Ray Spectroscopy O. Serra, J. Baldwin, J. Quirein
44. Electric Logging E.R. Stratton, R. D. Ford Colorado School of Mines, 1949
45. Application of Dipmeter Surveys E.F. Stratton, R.G. Hamilton AIME, 1947
46. Velocity Log Characteristics A.A. Stripling Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1958
47. Dual Laterolog - Rxo Tool J. Suau, P. Grimaldi, A. Poupon, P. Souhaite AIME, 1972
48. Laboratory Studies of a Pulsed Neutron Source Technique in Well Logging J. Tillman, W.B. Nelligan AIME, 1959
49. Effective Porosity and Permeability of Sandstones Investigated Through Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Principles A. Timur SPWLA, 1968
50. Sidewall Epithermal Neutron Porosity Log J. Tittman, H. Sherman, W.A. Nagel, R.P. Alger Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1966
51. Dual Induction-Laterolog: A New Tool for Resistivity Analysis M.P. Tixier, R.P. Alger, W.P. Biggs, B.N. Carpenter AIME, 1963
52. Sonic Logging M.P. Tixier, R.P. Alger, C.A. Doh AIME, 1958
53. Dual Spacing Formation Density Log J.S. Wahl, J. Tittman, C.W. Johstone, R.P. Alger Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1964
54. Neutron Lifetime Logging in Theory and Practice A.H. Youmans, E.C. Hopkinson, P.A. Wichmann SPWLA, 1966
2 ROLE and TRAINING OF A LOG ANALYST
1. The Spider in the Web G.E. Dawson-Grove CWLS, Vol. 10, No.1, June 1978
2. Some Human-Electrical Factors of a Quality Logging Service L.M. Edwards, L.E Shane SPWLA, 1965
3. The History of Schlumberger - A Fiftieth Anniversay Log E.H. Elliott, Editor Sonde Off, September 1977
4. Twenty Years Later - Are Log Analysts Still Important M.W. Haas SPWLA, June 1979
5. Sources of Lost Information for Log Analysts D.P. Helander, S.J. Martinez SPWLA, 1967
6. The Value of Petrophysics R.W. Labelle CWLS, 1979
7. The Education of A Well Log Analyst S.J. Pirson SPWLA, 1965
8. Glossary of Terms and Expressions Used in Well Logging R.C. Ranson, Editor SPWLA, 1975
9. Well Logging - The Exploration of Subsurface Geology F. Segesman, S. Soloway, M. Watson Proceedings of IRE, Vol. 50, No. 11, November 1962
10. The Function and Training of a Log Analyst P. Threadgold CWLS, 1975
3 OVERVIEW OF WELL LOGGING PRACTICE
1. Formation Density Log Application in Liquid-Filled Holes R.P. Alger, L.L. Raymer, W.R. Hoyle , M.P. Tixier Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1964
2. Dual Spacing Neutron Log - CNLi R.P. Alger, S. Locke, W.A. Nagel, H. Sherman AIME, 1971
3. Electrical Resistivity Log as an Aid in Determining Some Reservoir Characteristics G.E. Archie Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1941
4. Recent Achievements With the Formation Tester in Canada K.M. Banks CIM, 1963
5. Electromagnetic Propagation - A New Dimension In Logging T.J. Calvert, R.N. Rau, L.E. Wells AIME, 1977
6. Radioactive Well Log Interpretation J.P. Campbell, A.B. Winter Lane Wells, 1946
7. The 3-D Velocity Log: Characteristic and Use D.M. Christensen SSC, 1963
8. Quantitative Interpretation of Therman Neutron Decay Time Logs C. Clavier, W. Hoyle, D. Meunier JPT, 1971
9. Resume And Current Status Of The Use Of Logs In Production E.T. Connolly SPWLA, 1965
10. Directional Survey Calculations J.T. Craig, B.V. Randall Petroleum Engineer, 1976
11. History of Logging in Canada E.R. Crain CWLS, 1982
12. Use of the Temperature for Determining Flow Rate in Producing Wells M.R. Curtis, E.J. Witterholt SPE, 1973
13. Flow Analysis With The Gradiomanometer And Flowmeter M.R. Curtis SWSC, 1966
14. Experimental Basis for Neutron Log Interpretation J.T. Dewan, L.A. Allard Petroleum Engineer, 1953
15. Thermal Neutron Decay Time Logging Using Dual Detection J.T. Dewan, C.W. Johnstone, L. A. Jacobso, W. B. Wall, R.P. Alger SPWLA, 1973
16. Sonic Logging in Consolidated Formations C.A. Doh, R.P. Alger SWSC, 1958
17. True Resistivity Determination from the Electric Log - Its Application to Log Analysis H.G. Doll, J.C. Legrand, E.R. Stratton Drilling and Production Practice, 1947
18. The SP Log: Theoretical Analysis and Principles of Interpretation H.G. Doll AIME, 1948
19. SP Log in Shaly Sands H.G. Doll Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1949
20. Introduction to Induction Logging and Application to Logging of Wells Drilled With Oil Base Mud H.G. Doll AIME, 1949
21. The Microlog - A New Electrical Logging Method for Detailed Determinations of Permeable Beds H.B. Doll AIME, 1950
22. Microlaterolog H.G. Doll Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1953
23. The Laterolog: A New Resistivity Logging Method With Electrodes Using an Automatic Focusing System H.G. Doll Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1951
24. Radiological Training Course C.H. Douglas RP-D, 1950
25. Nuclear Flolog Dresser Atlas, 1964
26. Borehole Gravity Meter Edcon, 1977
27. Radioactivity Well Logging - Gamma Ray Measurements R.E. Fearon Lane Wells, 1946
28. Gamma Ray Spectral Data Assists Complex Formation Evaluation W.H. Fertl SPWLA, 1979 (London)
29. Litho-Density Log Interpretation J.S. Gardner, J.L. Dumanoir SPWLA, 1980
30. Fundamentals of the Differental Gamma Ray Log M. Hassan, A. Hossin, A. Combaz SPWLA, 1976
31. Old Electric Log Interpretation D.W. Hilchie, Goldon, CO, 1979
32. An Improved Nuclear Magnetism Logging System and Its Application to Formation Evaluation R.C. Herrick, S.H. Cautourie, D.L. Best SPE, 1979
33. A Method of Formation Testing on Logging Cable M. Lebourg, R.Q. Field, C.A. Doh JPT, 1957
34. Analysis of Pressure Buildup Data Obtained by the Wire Line Formation Tester J.H. Moran, E.E. Finklea SPE, 1961
35. Automatic Computation of Dipmeter Logs Digitally Recorded on Magnetic Tapes J.H. Moran, M. A. Coufleau, G.K. Miller, J. P. Timmons AIME, 1961
36. Natural Potentials in Well Logging W.D. Mounce, W.M. Rust, Jr. AIME, 1948
37. Evaluation of Well Performance Through Production Logging B.G. Petovello CWLS, 1975
38. Combined Natural Gamma Ray Spectral/Litho-Density Measurements Applied to Complex Lithology J.A. Quirein, J.S. Gardner, J.T. Watson SPE, 1982
39. Logging Empty Holes C.G. Rodermund, R.P. Alger, J. Tittman Oil and Gas Journal, 1961
40. Electrical Coring: A Method of Determining Bottom-Hole Data by Electrical Measurements C. & M. Schlumberger, E.G. Leonardon AIME, 1932
41. Hydrodynamics In Oil Wells Schlumberger, 1964
42. Temperature Measurements in Oil Wells M. Schlumberger, H.G. Doll, A.A. Perebinossoff SWSC, 1936 (Paris)
43. A New Contribution to Subsurface Studies by Means of Electrical Measurements in Drill Holes C. & M. Schlumberger, E.G. Leonardon AIME, 1933
44. Advancements in Uncased Hole Wireline Formation Tester Techniques A.L. Schultz, W.T. Bell, H.J. Urbanosky SPE, 1976
45. Theory, Interpretation and Practical Applications of Natural Gamma Ray Spectroscopy O. Serra, J. Baldwin, J. Quirein
46. Fiftieth Anniversary Log - A History of Schlumberger Sonde Off, April 1979
47. The Art of Ancient Log Analysis SPWLA, Houston Chapter, undated
48. Electric Logging E.R. Stratton, R. D. Ford Colorado School of Mines, 1949
49. Application of Dipmeter Surveys E.F. Stratton, R.G. Hamilton AIME, 1947
50. Velocity Log Characteristics A.A. Stripling Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1958
51. Dual Laterolog - Rxo Tool J. Suau, P. Grimaldi, A. Poupon, P. Souhaite AIME, 1972
52. Laboratory Studies of a Pulsed Neutron Source Technique in Well Logging J. Tillman, W.B. Nelligan AIME, 1959
53. Effective Porosity and Permeability of Sandstones Investigated Through Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Principles A. Timur SPWLA, 1968
54. Sidewall Epithermal Neutron Porosity Log J. Tittman, H. Sherman, W.A. Nagel, R.P. Alger Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1966
55. Dual Induction-Laterolog: A New Tool for Resistivity Analysis M.P. Tixier, R.P. Alger, W.P. Biggs, B.N. Carpenter AIME, 1963
56. Sonic Logging M.P. Tixier, R.P. Alger, C.A. Doh AIME, 1958
57. Dual Spacing Formation Density Log J.S. Wahl, J. Tittman, C.W. Johstone, R.P. Alger Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1964
58. Neutron Lifetime Logging in Theory and Practice A.H. Youmans, E.C. Hopkinson, P.A. Wichmann SPWLA, 1966
4 INTRODUCTION TO QUANTITATIVE METHODS
1. Fortran and Computer Mathematics for the Engineer and Scientist R.E.Carlile, B.E.Gillett
2. Well Logging and Interpretation Techniques Dresser Atlas, Home Study Course, 1982
3. Log Interpretation Volume 1 - Principles Schlumberger, 1972
4. Log Interpretation Volume II - Applications Schlumberger, 1974
5. SPE Symbols Standards SPE, 1984
6. Glossary of Terms and Expressions Used in Well Logging R.E. Ransom, Editor SPWLA, 1975
7. Encyclopedia of Mathematics B.H.West, E.N.Greisbach, J.D.Taylor, L.T.Taylor Prentice-Hall, 1982
5 EDITING and REPAIR OF LOGS
1. Log Editing in Support of Detailed Seismic Studies B.B. Ausburn SPWLA, 1977
2. Log Quality Control R.M. Bateman IHRDC, Boston MA, 1985
3. The Log Analyst and the Programmable Calculator Part IV TST and TVT Computation R.M. Bateman, C.E. Konen SPWLA, 1979
4. Application of TVD, TST and TVT Log Displays R.M. Bateman, V.R. Hepp CWLS, 1981
5. Log Calibrations Surface and Downhole A.F. Bosworth CWLS, 1973
6. Standardization of Large Volumes of Log Data E.T. Connolly CWLS, 1969
7. The Delta Tension Curve For Better Log Quality Beaumont B. Cooley SPWLA, 1974
8. Multipit, A Method for Calibration of Logging Systems Merle E. Crew SPWLA, 1979
9. Some Human-Electrical Factors of a Quality Logging Service L.M. Edwards, L.E. Shane SPWLA, 1965
10. Log Quality Control O.R. Hold CWLS, 1975
11. True Vertical Depth, True Vertical Thickness and True Stratigraphic Thickness Logs O.R. Hold, L.G. Schoonover, P.A. Wichmann SPWLA, 1977
12. Simplified TVT Calculation Using Programmable Pocket Calculator S.W. Smith, D. Keen SPWLA, 1979
13. Porosity Log Calibrations W.H. Lang, Jr. SPWLA, 1980
14. Schlumberger Log Calibrations SWSC, 1966
15. Calibration And Quality Standards SWSC, 1974
16. Mechanics of Log Calibrations W.C. Waller, M.E. Cram, J.E. Hall SPWLA, 1975
17. Recommendations for Scaling Meteric Well Logs in Canada R.E. Wyman, T.J.M. Bruseker CWLS, 1975
6 CALCULATING SHALE VOLUME
1. The SI Metric System and SPE's Tentative Metric Standard JPT, 1977
2. McGraw Hill Encyclopedia of Physics McGraw Hill Book Company New York, NY, 1982.
3. Metric Guide for Oil and Gas Operations, R.F. Moore Canadian Petroleum Association, 1977.
4. Prentice Hall Encyclopedia of Mathematics, Prentice Hall Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1982.
5. Fluid Conversions in Production Logging, Schlumberger, 1974.
7 CALCULATING PORE VOLUME
1. Reference Clay Minerals A.P.I. Research Project 49, 1951.
2. Defining Evaporite Deposits with Electrical Well Logs R.P. Alger and E.R. Crain Transactions, Northern Ohio Geological Society Second Symposium on Salt, 1965.
3. Petroleum Reservoir Engineering J.W. Amyx, D.M. Bass, Jr. and R.L. Witing McGraw Hill, Toronto, 1960.
4. The Electrical Resistivity Log As An Aid to Determining Some Reservoir Characteristics G.E. Archie AIME, 1942.
5. Computer Processing of Log Data Enables Better Production in Choveroo Field J.A. Burke, M.R. Curtis, and J.T. Cox Presented 41st Annual Fall Meeting of the Society of Petroleum Engineers of AIME, October 1966.
6. Handbook of Physical Constants S.P. Clark Geological Society of America, New York, NY, 1966.
7. Logging the Prairie Evaporite Formation in Saskatchewan J.T.Costello and I.P. Norquay Presented at Canadian Centennial Conference on Mining and Groundwater Geophysics, February, 1968.
8. Prediction of Log Analysis Parameters - An Independant Study E.R.Crain CWLS, 1971.
9. Quantitative Log Evaluation of the Prairie Evaporite Formation in Saskatchewan E.R. Crain and W.B. Anderson JCPT, July - September, 1966.
10. Quantitative Log Evaluation of the Prairie Evaporite Formation in Saskatchewan E.R. Crain and W.B. Anderson Presented 17th Annual Meeting, CIM, April 1966.
11. Rock Forming Minerals W.A. Deer, R.A. Howie and J. Zussman John Wiley and Sons, 1962.
12. Radioactive Logging Parameters for Common Minerals H. Edmundson, L.L. Raymer CWLS, 1979.
13. Formation Evaluation Concepts for Geothermal Resources T.W. Ehring, L.A. Lusk, J.M. Grubb, R.B. Johnson, M.R. DeVries, W.H. Fertl, Trans., SPWLA Nineteenth Annual Logging Symposium, 1978.
14. Occurrence of the Neutron Absorbing Trace Element Boron, Part I: Boron in Rocks W.H. Fertl, The Log Analyst, SPWLA, September - October 1971.
15. Occurrence of the Neutron Absorbing Trace Element Boron, Part II: Boron in Rocks W.H. Fertl The Log Analyst, SPWLA, January - February 1972.
16. Formation Evaluation Data Handbook, Gearhart-Owen, 1978.
17. Manual of Mineralogy C.S. Hurlbut, Jr and C. Klein 19th edition, John Wiley and Sons, New York, 1977.
18. Wave Velocities in Rocks as a Function of Changes in Overburden Pressure and Fluid Saturation, M.S. King Geophysics, Vol. XXXI, No. 1, (February 1966). Also reprinted in SPWLA Reprint Volume, "Acoustic Logging", March 1978).
19. Handbook of Chemistry N.A. Lange McGraw Hill, 1961.
20. Radioactive Investigation of Oil and Gas Well. Translated by J.C.M. Muhlhause MacMillan Company, 1965.
22. Correlations of Elastic Moduli Dynamically Measured by In-Situ and Laboratory Techniques J.I. Myung and D.P. Helander SPWLA Thirteenth Annual Logging Symposium, 1972.
23. Engineering Data Book Natural Gasoline Supply Men's Association Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1957.
24. McGraw Hill Encyclopedia of Physics S.P. Parker McGraw Hill, New York, NY, 1982.
25. An Openhole Logging Evaluation in Metamorphic Rocks H.J. Ritch SPWLA Sixteenth Annual Logging Symposium, 1975.
26. Determination of a More Accurate Porosity and Mineral Composition in Complex Lithologies with the Use of Sonic, Neutron and Density Surveys, W.C. Savre JCPT, September 1963.
27. Schlumberger Log Interpretation Volume I - Principles Schlumberger Well Services, 1972.
28. The Physical Foundations of Formation Density Logging (Gamma Gamma) J. Tittman and J.S. Wahl Geophysics, Vol. XXX, No. 2, (April 1965).
29. Log Evaluation of Non-Metallic Mineral Deposits, M.P. Tixier and R.P. Alger, Trans. SPWLA Eight Annual Logging Symposium, 1967.
30. Basic Concepts of Well Log Interpretation Welex Brochure, 1980
31. Handbook of Chemistry and Physics R.C. Weast 58th Edition CRC Press.
32. Matrix and Response Characteristics for Sonic, Density and Neutron Logs L.E. Wells. S.K. Sonyal, M.A. Mathews SPWLA, 1979.
33. Resistivity of Brine Saturated Sand in Relation to Pore Geometry W.O. Winsauer, H.M. Shearin Jr., P.H. Masson and M. Williams AAPG, 1952.
34. Elasticity of Selected Rocks and Minerals, A.F. Woeber, S. Katz and T.J. Ahrens Geophysics, Vol. XXVIII, No. 4, (August 1963)
35. Elastic Wave Velocities in Heterogeneous and Porous Media M.R.J. Wyllie, A.R. Gregory and L.W. Gardner, Geophysics, Vol. XXI, No. 1 (January 1956).
8 CALCULATING HYDROCARBON VOLUME
1. Recommended Practice for Standard Calibration and Form for Nuclear Logs API RP-33, 1959
2. Wellsite Log Analysis and the Programmable Calculator R.M. Bateman, C.E. Konen SPWLA, 1977
3. The Effect of Potassium Salt Muds on Gamma Ray and Spontaneous Potential Measurements J. Cox and L. Raymer SPWLA, 1976
4. The SP Log: Theoretical Analysis and Principles of Interpretation H.G. Doll AIME, 1948
5. SP Log in Shaly Sands H.G. Doll JPT, 1950
6. Important SP and Gamma Ray Log Anomalies Are Explained W.H. Fertl, E.E. King, R. Kumar Oil and Gas Journal-Practical Log Analysis Series No.7
7. An Experimental Study on the Influence of the Chemical Composition of Electrolytes on the SP Curve M. Gondouin, M.P. Tixier, G.L. Simard SPE, 1956
8. Streaming Potentials and the SP Log M. Gondouin, C. Scala SPE, 1958
9. Gamma Ray Responses in Shaly Sands A. Heslop CWLS, 1976
10. Gamma Ray Well Logging L.G. Howell, A. Forsch Geophysics, 1939
11. Gamma Ray Logging F.P. Kokesh Oil and Gas Journal, 1951
12. It May Not be Shale J. Kowalski, S. Asben CWLS, 1979
13. Radioactivity and Its Future Potential E.S. Mardock Geophysics, 1960
14. Shaly Sand Evaluation Using Gamma Ray Spectrometry G. Marett, P. Chevalier, P.Souhuite, J. Suau SPWLA, 1976
15. The Evaluation of Clay Content from Logs A. Poupon and R. Gaymard SPWLA, 1970
16. Combined Natural Gamma Ray Spectral/Litho-Density Measurements Applied to Complex Lithologies J.P. Quirein, J.S. Gardner, J.T. Watson SPE, 1982
17. Estimation of Clay Types and Volume from Well Data - An Extension of the Global Method J.A. Quirein, J.L. Baldwin, R.L. Terry, M. Hendricks CWLS, 1981
18. Methods Based on Density and Neutron Well Logging to Distinguish Characteristics of Shaly Sandstone Reservoir Rock R.C. Ransom SPWLA, 1977
19. Some Effects of Invasion on the SP Curve F. Segesman, M.P. Tixier JPT, 1959
20. Density Neutron Crossplot Analysis for Shaly Gas Sands Using Hand Calculators C.H. Wu and J. Krug SPWLA, 1978
21. An Investigation of the Electrokinetic Component of the Self Potential Curve M.R.J. Wyllie SPE, 1951
9 CALCULATING LITHOLOGY (MINERAL VOLUMES)
1. Dual Spacing Neutron - CNL R.P. Alger, S. Locke, W.A. Nagel, H. Sherman AIME, 1971
2. Logging Empty Holes, C.G. Rodermund R.P. Alger, J. Tittman Oil and Gas Journal, 1961
3. Formation Density Log Application in Liquid Filled Holes R.P. Alger, L.L. Raymer, W.R. Hoyle, M.P. Tixier JPT, 1962
4. Effective Porosity and Shale Volume Determination from Neutron Lifetime and Sidewall Neutron Logs A.J. Alguero, A. Fabris, H.B. Watt, P.A. Wichmann SPWLA, 1973
5. Calibrations of the Sonic Log to Calculate Porosity in the Deep Abnormal Pressured Tertiary of South Louisiana V.E. Althaus SPWLA, 1974
6. Computer Processing of Well Logs W.B. Anderson CWLS, 1970
7. Evaluation of Water Saturation, Porosity and Grain Size Distribution - Shaly Sands Z. Barlai SPWLA, 1969
8. The Log Analysis 8K ROM Module R. Bateman, F.D. Hall The Log Analyst, 1978
9. Wellsite Log Analysis and the Programmable Calculator R.M. Bateman, C.E. Konen SPWLA, 1977
10. The Log Analyst and the Programmable Pocket Calculator - Part I R.M. Bateman, C.E. Konen The Log Analyst, 1977 - 1978
11. Acoustic Velocity in Porous Media J.E. Berry SPE, February 1959
12. A Computer Processed Wellsite Log Computation, D.L. Best, J.S. Gardner, J.L. Dumanoir SPWLA, 1978
13. Theory of Propagation of Elastic Waves in a Fluid-Saturated Porous Solid M.A. Biot Journal of Acoustic Society of America, 1956
14. Lithog - A New Lithology Analysis T.R. Buchanan, R. Leith CWLS, 1982
15. The Theoretical and Experimental Bases for the Dual Water - Model for Interpretation of Shaly Sands C. Clavier, G. Coates, J. Dumanoir SPWLA, 1977
16. The Theoretical and Experimental Basis for the "Dual Water" Model for the Interpretation of Shaly Sand C. Clavier, G. Coates, J. Dumanoir SPE, 1977
17. Sonic Logging in Consolidated Formations C.A. Doh and R.P.Alger SWSC, 1958
18. The Microlog - A New Electrical Logging Method for Detailed Determination of Permeable Beds H.G. Doll A.I.M.E., 1950
19. Applications of Micro-Logging to Determination of Porosity H.G. Doll, R. Savage and M. Martin Oil and Gas Journal, 1952
20. Field Compatible - Scale Overlay Systems - An Aid to Wellsite Log Interpretations A.H. Dorin, I.P. Norquay, R.V. Everett SWSC, 1969
21. The Cyber Service Unit - An Integrated Logging System F.M. Eaton, J.W. Elliott, F.D. Hurlston, R.S. Olsen, D.S. Vanderschel, J.P. Warren AIME, 1976.
22. Litho-Density Log Interpretation J. S. Gardner, J.L. Dumanoir SPWLA, July 1980
23. Response of Neutron and Formation Density Logs in Hydrocarbon Bearing Formations R. Gaymard, A Poupon The Log Analyst, 1968
24. A Computer-Oriented Generalized Porosity-Lithology Interpretation of Neutron, Density and Sonic Logs, M.H. Harris, R.B. McCammon Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1971.
25. Wellsite Formation Analysis Using the DDL Computer M.P. Head, M. Gearhart AIME, 1977
26. Wellsite Computer Analysis: A Program for Complex Lithologies Mickey P. Head SPE, 1977
27. Porosity in Shaly Sands A. Heslop CWLS, 1975
28. Log Analysis Using a Time-Share Computer A. Heslop CWLS, 1970
29. Gamma Ray Log Response in Shaly Sandstones A. Heslop SPWLA, 1976
30. Calculations of Useful Porosity in Shaly Sandstones A. Hossin SPWLA, 1965
31. Application of a new Quantitative Interpretation Method for Shaly Sand A. Hossin, P. Delvaux, M.A. Quint, M. Gondouin SPWLA, 1970
32. Lithology, Gas and Rock Properties from Acoustic Logging Systems B.A. Kithas SPWLA, 1976
33. A Computer Analysis of Shaly Sands Using Multiple Porosity Logging Devices C.E. Konen, D.P. Helander SPWLA, 1969
34. Shaly Sands and Carbonate Analysis on the HP 41C, D.P. LeBlanc, CWLS, 1982.
35. Logging Observation Wells in Gas Storage T.E. Lovan, L.D. McCluskey JPT, 1964
36. Applications of Micro-Logging M. Martin Drilling, 1950
37. Global, A New Approach to Computer-Processed Log Interpretation C. Mayer, A. Sibbit SPE, 1980
38. An Invertigation of Sonic Velocities in Vugular Carbonates A.D. Meese, H.C. Walther SPWLA
39. Lithology and Porosity from Acoustic Shear and Compressional Wave Transit Time Relationships J.F. Nations SPWLA, 1974
40. Synergetic Log Systems Definition and Application, I.P. Norquay CWLS, 1972
41. Porosity Determination from the Density Log in Western Gas Sands J. Osoba, R. Gist, H. Carroll SPWLA, July 1980
42. Evaluation of Clay Content from Logs A. Poupon, R. Gaymard SPWLA, 1970
43. Log Analysis of Sand-Shale Sequences - A Systematic Approach A. Poupon, C. Clavier, J. Dumanoir, R. Gaymard, A. Misk JPT, 1970
44. Log Analysis in Formation with Complex Lithologies A. Poupon, W.R. Hoyle, A.W. Schmidt AIME, 1970
45. Methods Based on Density and Neutron Well Logging Responses to Distinguish Characteristics of Shaly Sandstone Reservoir Rock R.C. Ransom The Log Analyst, 1977
46. Applications of the Saraband Sand Shale Technique in North America J.R. Ratliff, W.H. Throop, F.G. Williams, J.D. Hall SWSC, 1971
47. Quantitative Evaluation of Rock Properties by Neutron-Neutron Method J.H. Russell, B.O. Bishop P.E., 1954
48. Shaly Sand Evaluation with Total Water R.C. Sah CWLS 1977
49. Geological Factors Influencing Porosity Estimates from Velocity Log R. Sargiento AAPG, 1961
50. Applications of the Corisand Technique to Complex Lithologies A.W. Schmidt, A.G. Lang, J.D. Yunker, E.C. Kilgore SPWLA, 1971
51. Excavation Effect F. Segesman, O. Liu SPWLA, 1971
52. Anhydrite as a Down Hole Calibrator W.D.M. Smith CWLS, 1968.
53. Geologic Factors Affecting Density Logs in Oil Shale J.W. Smith, H.E. Thomas, L.G. Trudell SPWLA, 1968
54. A Sensitivity Study of Schlumberger's Cyberlook Computation and Its Comparison to Other Evaluation Methods J.R. Studlick SPWLA, 1981
55. An Improved Gas Correction Method for Density and Neutron Logs J. Suau SPWLA, June 23 - 26, 1981
56. Log Derived Shale Distribution in Sandstone and Its Effect upon Porosity, Water Saturation and Permeability C.C. Thomas, R.A. Haley CWLS, 1977.
57. Distribution of Shale in Sandstones and its Effect upon Porosity E.C. Thomas, S.J. Stieber SPWLA, 1975
58. Physical Foundations of Formation Density Logging (Gamma-Gamma) J. Tittman, J.S. Wahl Geophysics, 1965
59. Porosity Index in Limestone from Electrical Logs M.P. Tixier Oil and Gas Journal, 1950.
60. Interpretation in Very Shaly Sands M.P. Tixier SWSC, 1960
61. Interpretation of the 19.5" Long-Spacing Neutron M.P. Tixier SWSC, 1962
62. Sonic Logging M.P. Tixier, R.P. Alger and C.A. Doh A.I.M.E., 1958
63. Progress in Sonic Log Application M.P. Tixier, B.M. McVicar, R.P. Burton CIM, 1960
64. Addendum Peter G. Tsang The Log Analyst, 1979
65. Progress Report on Interpretation of Dual Spacing Neutron (CNL) in the U.S. R.B. Truman, R.P. Alger, J.G. Connell, R.L. Smith SPWLA, 1972
66. Dual Spacing Formation Density Log H.J. Wahl, J. Tittman, C.W. Jonstone, R.P. Alger JPT, 1962
67. Effect of Shale Distribution on Porosity and Saturation J. Wilkinson CWLS Journal, 1978.
68. The Compensated Neutron Log and the Effects of Environment B. Wilson, P.A. Wichmann SPW, 1974
69. Density-Neutron Crossplot Analysis for Shaly Gas Sands Using Hand Carried Calculators C.H. Wu, J. Krug The Log Analyst, 1978
70. Elastic Wave Velocities in Heterogeneous and Porous Media M. Wyllie, A. Gregory, L. Gardner Geophysics, Vol. XXI, January 1956
71. An Experimental Investigation of Factors Affecting Elastic Wave Velocities in Porous Media M.R.J. Wyllie, A.R. Gregory, G.H.F. Gardner Geophysics, 1958
10 CALCULATING PERMEAVILITY, PRODUCTIVITY, and RESERVES
1. Electrical Resistivity Log as an Aid in Determining some Reservoir Characteristics G.E. Archie JCPT, 1941.
2. Formation Water Saturation in Shaly Sands C. Bardon, B. Pied SPWLA, 1969
3. Evaluation of Water Saturation, Porosity and Grain Size Distribution - Shaly Sands Z. Barlai SPWLA, 1969
4. Practical Applications of the Relationship Between Lithologic Factor and Pore Geometrical Factor Z. Barlai, R.A. Mawla SPWLA, 1979
5. Determination of Capillary Displacements Pressure and Representative Average Capillary Pressure vs Depth in Shaly Sandstones From Well Logs Z. Barlai, N.A. Berruin, R.A. Mawla SPWLA, 1981
6. Fluid and Electrical Formation Conductivity Factors Calculated for a Spherical-Grain Onion-Skin Model J.S. Bradley The Log Analyst, 1980
7. Effect of Temperature on Formation Resistivity Factor of Porous Media G.O. Brannan, W.D. Van Gonten SPWLA, 1973
8. Correlating and Averaging Connate Water Saturation Data R.S. Buckles CIM, 1965
9. Shaly Sand Log Analysis using Cation Exchange Capacity Data D.E. Bush, M.E. Losey, R.E. Jenkins Core Laboratories, 1977
10. The Theoretical and Experimental Bases for the "Dual Water" Model for the Interpretation of Shaly Sands C. Clavier, G. Coates, J. Dumanoir SPWLA, 1977
11. Benefits of Linear Bivariante Analysis Models H.N. Collins, D. Phille SPE, 1981
12. Determining Water Saturation in Anisotrophic Shaly Formation H.L. Donovan CWLS, 1982
13. Theory and Application of Capillary Pressure C.E. Evans, E.T. Guerrero SPWLA, 1979
14. Quantification of Surface Conductivity in Clean Sandstones J.F. Evers, B.G. Iyer CWLS, 1975
15. Distinction of Oil and Gas in Clean and Shaly Sands as Derived from Well Logs W.H. Fertl, D.J. Timko SPWLA, 1970
16. A Comparative Look at Water Saturation Computation in Shaly Pay Sands W.H. Fertl, C.W. Hammack SPWLA, 1971
17. Some Considerations About the Possible Use of the Parameters a and m as a Formation Evaluation Tool Through Well Logs O. Gomez-Rivero 1977
18. A Synergetic Log and Core Analysis Program Using a Laminated Shale - Dispersed Clay Sand- stone Model R.A. Haley SPWLA, 1979
19. Interpretation, Averaging and Use of the Basic Geological Eng. Data D. Havlena CIM, 1966
20. Dynamic Reservoir Data D. Havlena The Journal of Canadian Petroleum, 1968.
21. A Method of Averaging Capillary Pressure Curves G.M. Heseldin CWLS, 1973
22. Bound Water in Shaly Sands - Its Relation to Qv and Other Formation Properties H.J. Hill, O.J. Shirley, G.E. Klein The Log Analyst, 1979.
23. Application of a New Quantitative Interpre- tation Method for Shaly Sand A. Hossin, P. Delvaux, M.N. Quint, M. Gondouin SPWLA, 1970
24. Some Practical Application to Improve Formation Evaluation in the MacKenzie Delta W.L. Johnson, W.A. Linke CWLS, 1977
25. The Central Role of Qv and Formation Water Salinity in the Evaluation of Shaly Formations I. Juhasz The Log Analyst, 1979
26. Normalized Qv - The Key to Shaly Sand Evaluation Using the Waxman-Smits Equation in the Absence of Core Data I. Juhasz SPWLA, June 23 - 26, 1981
27. Application of Cation Exchange Capacity in a Study of the Shannon Sand of Wyoming D.K. Keelan, D.C.McGinley SPWLA, 1979
28. Utilization of Waxman-Smits Equations for Determining Oil Saturation in a Low-Salinity Shaly Sand Reservoir E.A. Koerperich JPT, 1975.
29. Thermal Expansion of Fluid Saturated Rocks Under Stress W.H. Somerton, A.H. Janah, P.I. Ashqar, N.A. Berruin, R.A. Mawla SPWLA, 1981
30. Water Saturation in Shaly Sands: Logging Parameters from Log-Derived Values M. Miyairi, M. Itoh, F. Okabe SPWLA, 1976
31. Retention of Connate Water in Hydrocarbon Reservoirs (Part I) - A Review of Basic Principles N.R. Morrow CWLS, 1970
32. As above (Part II) - Environment and Properties of Connate Water N.R. Morrow, CWLS, 1970
33. Certain Wetability Effects on Electrical Resistivity in Pourous Media N. Mungan, E.J. Moore CIM, 1967
34. Synergetic Log Systems Definition and Application I.P. Norquay CWLS, 1972
35. A Technique for Approximating Values for the Formation Factor Parameters of m and a and Formation Water Resistivities of Shaly Formations W.A. Patterson The Log Analyst, 1978
36. Formation Factor - Porosity Relation Derived from Log Data C.E. Porter, J.E. Carothers SPWLA, 1970
37. Evaluation of Clay Content from Logs A. Poupon, R. Gaymard SPWLA, 1970
38. Evaluation of Water Saturation in Shaly Formations A. Poupon, J. Leveaux SPWLA, 1971
39. Log Analysis of Sand-Shale Sequences - A Systematic Approach A. Poupon, C. Clavier, J. Dumonoir, R. Gaymard, A. Misk JPT, 1970
40. A Quicker Approach of the Water Saturation in Shaly Sands J. Raiga SPWLA, June 1976
41. The Cementation Exponent in the Formation Factor- Porosity Relation: The Effect of Permeability J. Raiga-Clemceau SPWLA, 1977
42. Applications of the Saraband Sand Shale Techniques in North America J.R. Ratliff, W.H. Throop, F.G. Williams, J.D. Hall SWSC, 1971
43. Reservoir Volumetric Parameters Defined by Capillary Pressure Studies S.H. Rockwood, G.H. Lair, B.J. Langford JPT, 1957
44. Calculation and Significance of Water Saturations in Low Porosity Shaly Gas Sands M.J. Rosepiler CWLS, September 1981
45. Shaly Sand Evaluation With Total Water R.C. Sah CWLS, 1977
46. Effect of Temperature on Capillary Pressure Properties of Rocks S.K. Sanyal, H.J. Ramey, Jr., S.S. Marsden Jr. SPWLA, 1973
47. Effect of Temperature on Electrical Resistivity of Porous Media S.K. Sanyal, S.S. Marsden, Jr., H.J. Ramey, Jr. SPWLA, 1972
48. Applications of the Coriband Technique to Complex Technologies A.W. Schmidt, A.G. Lang, J.D.Yunker, E.C. Kilgore SPWLA, 1972
49. Some Considerations About the Formation Resistivity Factor - Porosity Relations D.K. Sethy SPWLA, 1979
50. Effect of Impregnating Waters on Electrical Conductivity of Soils and Rocks K. Sundberg SPWLA, 1980
51. The Measurement of Petrophysical Properties of Unconsolidated Sand Core B.F. Swanson, E.C. Thomas The Log Analyst, 1980.
52. The Determination of Qv from Membrane Potential Measurements on Shaly Sands E.C. Thomas AIME, 1976
53. Log Dervived Sand Distribution in Sandstone and its Effect Upon Porosity, Water Saturation, and Permeability E.C. Thomas, R.A. Haley CWLS, 1977
54. Electric Log Analysis in the Rocky Mountains M.P. Tixier O&GJ, 1949
55. Log Evaluation of Low Resistivity Pay Sands in the Gulf Coast M.P. Tixier, R.L. Morris, J.G. Connell SPWLA, 1968
56. Surprising Productivity from Low-Resistivity Sands E.A. Vajnar, C.M. Kidell, R.A. Haley SPWLA, 1977
57. Electrical Conductivities in Shaly Sands - I. The Relation Between Hydrocarbon Saturation and Resistivity Indes II. The Temperature Coefficient of Electrical Conductivity M.H. Waxman, E.C. Thomas JPT, 1974
58. Electrical Conductivities in Oil Bearing Shaly Sands M. Waxman, L. Smits SPEJ, June 1968.
59. Average Water Saturation from Capillary Pressure Data L.P. Westbrook, W.J. Lee SPWLA, 1971
60. Effect of Shale Distribution on Porosity and Saturation J. Wilkinson CWLS Journal, 1978
61. The Influence of Formation Anisotropy Upon Resistivity - Porosity Relationships P. Worthington SPWLA, 1981
62. Some Theoretical Aspects of How to Correlate Well Log Evaluated Data to Core - Determined Reservoir Properties B. Zoltan SPWLA, 1979
11 SIMULTANEOUS EQUATION SOLUTIONS
1. The Fluid Identification Plot R.M. Bateman SPWLA, 1977
2. Computer Processing of Log Data Enable Better Production in Chaveroo Field J.A. Burke, M.R. Curtis, J.T. Cox AIME, 1966
3. The Litho-Porosity Crossplot J.A. Burke, R.L. Campbell, A.W. Schmidt SPWLA, 1969
4. Prediction of Well Log Parameters - An Independent Study E.R. Crain CWLS, 1970
5. Radioactive Logging Parameters for Common Minerals H. Edmundson, L.L. Raymer CWLS, 1979
6. Response of Neutron and Formation Density Logs in Hydrocarbon Bearing Formations R. Gaymard, A. Poupon SPE, 1967
7. A Computer-Oriented Generalized Porosity- Lithology Interpretation of Neutron, Density, and Sonic Logs M.H. Harris, R.B. McCammon JPT, 1971
8. Mixed-Lithology Analysis Using MN Product A. Heslop CWLS, 1971
9. Crossplotting - A Neglected Technique in Log Analysis T.B. McFadzean CWLS, 1972
10. Combined Natural Gamma Ray Spectrolog / Lithodensity Measurements Applied To Complex Lithologies J.A.Quirein, J.S.Gardner, J.T.Watson SPWLA, 1980
11. Matrix Characteristics defined by Porosity Computations L.L. Raymer, W.P. Briggs Schlumberger, 1964
12. Improved Simultaneous Determination of Formation Properties from Well Logs W.A. Roper, Y.A. Jones Jr. JPT, 1969
13. Determination of True Porosity and Mineral Composition in Complex Lithologies with the Use of Sonic, Neutron and Density Survey W.C. Savre, J.A. Burke Schlumberger, 1964
14. Matrix and Response Characteristics for Sonic, Density and Neutron L.E. Wells, S.K. Sanyal, M.A. Mathews SPWLA, 1979
12 CROSSPLOT SOLUTIONS
1. New Developments in Induction and Sonic Loggiing AIME, 1960
2. The Fluid Identification Plot R.M. Bateman SPWLA, 1977
3. The Litho-Porosity Crossplot J.A. Burke, R.L. Campbell, A. W. Schmidt SPWLA, 1969
4. Well Logging and Interpretation Techniques Dresser Atlas, Home Study Course,1982
5. Mixed-Litholoy Analysis Using MN Product A. Heslop CWLS, 1971
6. The Use of Logs in Exploration Problems A.T. Hingle SEG, 1959
7. Use of Differential Sonic Resistivity Plots to Find Moveable Oil JPT, 1961
8. Crossplotting - A Negledted Technique in Log Analysis T.B. McFadzean CWLS, 1972
9. Pattern Recognition as a Means of Formation Evaluation G.R. Pickett SPWLA, 1972
10. A Review of Current Techniques for Determination of Water Saturataion from Logs G.G. Pickett JPT, 1966
11. Log Interpretation Volume 1 - Principles Schlumberger, 1972
12. Log Interpretation Volume II - Applications Schlumberger, 1974
Using Log Derived Values of Water Saturation and Porosity SPWLA, 1967
13 CALCULATOR SOLUTIONS
A. Technical Papers
1. Wellsite Log Analysis and the Programmable Calculator (HP) R.M. Bateman, C.E. Konen SPWLA - 1977
2. The Log Analysis 8K ROM Module R.M. Bateman, F.D. Hall, T.W. Beers SPE, 1982
The Log Analyst and the Programmable Pocket Calculator - Part I, (HP) R.M. Bateman, C.E. Konen, Amoco Log Analyst - 1977-1978
The Log Analyst and the Programmable Pocket Calculator - Part II (HP) - Crossplot Porosity and Water Saturation
The Log Analyst and the Programmable Pocket Calculator - Part III (HP) - Dipmeter Computation
The Log Analyst and the Programmable Pocket Calculator - Part IV (HP) - Dual Induction - Laterolog 8
The Log Analyst and the Programmable Pocket Calculator - Part V (HP) - Rt and Di from the Dual Laterolog - Rxo
The Log Analyst and the Programmable Pocket Calculator - Part VI - (HP) - Finding True Stratigraphic Thickness and True Vertical Thickness of Dipping Beds Cut by Directional Wells
3. PPC Data Entry Simplification and Standardization B.B. Cooley The Log Analyst
4. Log Analysis Programs - TI-59, Well Logging Interpretation Techniques Dresser Atlas Home Study Course, 1981, Revised 1982.
5. Hand Held Calculator Programs for Estimating Water Salinity from Well Logs D. Gobran, S.L. Brown SPWLA, 1981
6. Shaly Sands and Carbonate Analysis on the HP41-C D.P. LeBlanc CWLS, 1982
7. Advanced Shaly Sands and Carbonate Analysis on the HP-41C D.P. LeBlanc CWLS, 1983
8. The Determination of Hydrocarbon Density from Well Logs W.K. Mitchell SPWLA, 1980
9. PDC-4100 Calculator System PDC Inc., 1982
10. Calculation and Significance of Water Saturation in Low Porosity Shaly Gas Sands M.L. Rosepiler Oil & Gas Journal, 1981
11. Log Analysis on Hand Calculators (TI and HP) L.G. Schoonover, W.H. Fertl O&GJ, 1981
- How to Find Temperature, Rw and Salinity - Estimate Rwa and Water Saturation - Porosity and Water Saturation - Shaly Sand Log Analysis - Sw and Q-factor for Shaly Sand - Uncertainty in Log Calculations
12. A Simplified True Vertical Thickness (TVT) Calculation Using a Programmable Pocket Calculator Shelby W. Smith, Douglass Keen The Log Analyst, 1979
13. Interactive Calculators Can Aid Wellsite Log Analysis W.W. Sounder, J.S. Williams O&GJ, 1979.
14. Addendum (TI versions of above programs) Peter B. Tsang The Log Analyst, 1979
15. Density Neutron Crossplot Analysis for Shaly Gas Sands Using Hand Carried Calculators C.H. Wu, J. Krgu USGS, The Log Analyst, 1978
B. Books
1. Algorithms for RPN Calculators J.A. Ball John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1978
2. Trigonometry Using Calculators J. Elich & C.J. Elich, Utah State University Addison-Wesley, 1980
3. Financial Analysis Using Calculators - Time Value of Money E.B. Gregnolds McGraw-Hill, 1980
4. Geophysical Logging for Minerals and Engineering Applications J.K.Hallenburg Pennwell Books, Tulsa, 1984
5. HP-41C Formation Evaluation Programs J.K.Hallenburg Pennwell Books, Tulsa, 1984
6. Fundamentals of Formation Evaluation D.P.Helander Pennwell Books, Tulsa, 1984
7. Computational Analysis Using the HP-25 Pocket Calculator Peter Henrici, Zurich Technical School John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1977
8. Methods of Mathematical Analysis and Computation J.G. Herriot, Stanford University John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1963
9. Calculator Calculus George McCarty, University of California Educale Publications, 1980
10. Geologic Well Log Analysis (Third Edition) S.J. Pirson Gulf Publishing Co. 1983 (see Appendix 4)
11. HP-41C Bar Code For Geologic Well Log Analysis S.J.Pirson Gulf Publishing Co., 1983
12. Take a Chance with your Calculator Lennant Rade Dilithium Press, 1977
13. Calculator Mathematics for the Real Estate Profession L.R. Rosen Dow-Jones-Irwin, 1978
14. Scientific Analysis on the Pocket Calculator J.M. Smith, Software Research Corp. Wiley Interscience, 1975
15. Scientific Analysis on the Pocket Calculator Second Edition J.M. Smith John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1977
16. Sourcebook for Programmable Calculators Texas Instruments Learning Center McGraw-Hill, 1979
17. HP-41 Reservoir Engineering Manual E.L. Vogel, D.N. Meehan Pennwell Books, Tulsa, 1984
14 SPREADSHEET SOLUTIONS
1. 1-2-3 Tips, Tricks, and Traps D.Anderson Que Corporation, Indianapolis, IN
2. Computhink Guide to Spreadsheet Software J.Berst Howard W. Sams & Co. Inc., Indianapolis, IN
3. 1-2-3 For Business D.F.Cobb, L.Anderson Que Corporation, Indianapolis, IN
4. Using 1-2-3 D.F.Cobb, G.LeBlond Que Corporation, Indianapolis, IN
5. Spreadsheet Software - From Visicalc to 1-2-3 T.B.Henderson, D.F.Cobb, G.B.Cobb Que Corporation, Indianapolis, IN
6. Spreadsheet Analysis of Logs E.R.Crain CWLS, 1985
15 COMPUTER SOLUTIONS
A. Schlumberger Systems (Chronological order):
1. A Progress Report on Machine Interpretation of Well Log J.H. Moran, W. Hoyle, E.E. Finlea, J.L. Dumanoir SPWLA, 1962
2. Schlumberger - Rwa & Fr/Fs - Log Analysis (IBM Machine programmed) SWSC, 1962
3. Programs for Porosity, Lithology and MOP SWSC, 1965, (FORTRAN II listings)
4. Current Status of the Art of Machine Data Processing of Logging Information E.E.Finklea SPWLA, 1965
5. Program for Shaly Sands WEC, Middle East, 1967
6. Applications of the Saraband Sand Shale Technique in North America J.R. Ratliff, W.H. Throop, F.G. Williams, J.D. Hall SWSC, 1971
7. Applications of the Coriband Technique to Complex Lithologies A.W. Schmidt, A.G. Land, Y.D. Yunker, E.C. Kilfore SPWLA, 1971
8. CORIBAND, A Computer Program for Advanced Log Interpretation (Technical Report) SWSC, 1972.
9. Synergetic Log Systems Definition and Application, I.P. Norquay CWLS, 1972.
10. Summary and Explanation of Input and Output Terms in Saraband, Schlumberger, 1972.
11. A Sandstone Analysis (Tabular listing of Saraband), 1972
12. Saraband (A Sandstone Analysis), SWSC SWSC, Exploration Brochure, 1972
13. Saraband - A Sandstone Analysis Schlumberger Brochure, 1973
14. More Complete Open-Hole Interpretation, LIP, Chapter Four, 1974.
15. Log Data Processing for Interpretation - Parameter Selection LIP, Chapter Seven, 1974.
16. Computer Processed Interpretation (CPI) Logs, LIP, Chapter Eight, 1974.
17. Special Applications LIP, Chapter 10, 1974.
18. Computer Processed Interpretation Coriband- Analysis of Complex Reservoirs Schlumberger Brochure, 1974
19. Coriband, Analysis of Complex Reservoirs, SWSC, Explanation Brochure, 1974
20. A Coriband Analysis - Tabular Listing SWSC, 1974
21. Log Samples - The 2-Log System SWSC, 1974
22. Log Sample - Varian Pass One SWSC, 1974
23. Evaluation with Saraband - Dipmeter, (Slide Presentation - Internal Document) SWSC, 1975
24. Schlumberger Synergetic Log Systems, for Sand Assay by Saraband SWSC, 1975
25. Customer Tape Format SWSC, 1976.
26. A Coal and Lithology Analysis - Log Example SWSC, 1976
27. The Theoretical and Experimental Bases for Dual Water Models for Interpretation of Shaly Sands (CYBERLOOL) C. Clavier, G. Coates, J. Dumanoir SPE, 1977.
28. Global, A New Approach to Computer Processed Log Interpretation C. Mayer, A. Sibbit SPE, 1980.
29. Global Methods SWSC, (Internal Document), 1980
30. Global Slide Presentation SWSC, (Internal Document), 1980
31. Global Interpretation SWSC, (Internal Document), 1980.
32. An Effective Log Analysis for Hydrocarbon Evaluation - The "Moveable Water Method", A. Wenchong The Log Analyst, 1981.
33. A More Accurate Water Saturation Evaluation in the Invaded Zone C. Boyeldieu, A. Sibbit SPWLA, 1981.
34. Volan Methods, Sales Reference Documents, 1981.
35. Lithog - A New Lithology Analysis, T.R. Buchanan, R. Leith CWLS, 1982.
36. Lithodensity Tool Interpretation, SWSC, 1982.
37. Faciolog Brochure SWSC, 1983.
B. Oil Company Systems (Chronological order):
1. Proposal for an Electric Log Data Processing Service L.M. Godfrey, Texas Instruments, (Internal Document), 1962.
2. The Universal Log Interpretation Computer Program E.A. Breitenbach, Marathon Oil Company SPWLA, 1965.
3. Quantitative Log Evaluation of the Prairie Evaporate Formation in Saskatchewan E.R. Crain, Schlumberger CIM, 1965.
4. Correlation and Analysis of Well Bore Information by Computer G.C. Knutson, McDaniel Consultants (Internal Document), 1965.
5. The Universal Log Interpretation Computer Program - Nuclear Log Evaluation H.B. Evans, Marathon Oil Co. SPWLA, 1965.
6. Computer Coordinated Core & Log Interpretation ("COMLOG") M. Herb, L. Keener SPWLA, 1965.
7. Formation Evaluation in Foreign Operations ("PACLOG") R.A. Robertson SPWLA, 1966.
8. Reservoir Volume Calculations With A Well Data System F. Jeffries, Imperial Oil Company SPWLA, 1967.
9. Geological Well Log Data System CDP, (Internal Document), 1967
10. Imperial Oil Using Wireline Logs for Computer Evaluation of Oil Reserves F. Jeffries, F.E. Reichl, Imperial Oil Company CP, 1968.
11. A Practical Approach to Analysis of Logs by Computer G.E. Dawson-Grove, K.R. Palmer, Home Oil Company CWLS, 1968.
12. Digital Well Logs - Where We Stand D.H. Walsh, GTS Corp CWLS, 1969.
13. Economics of Computer Utilization in Formation Evaluation M. Quint, M. Grosmangin, Geopetrole, SPWLA, 1969.
14. A Computer Oriented Generalized Porosity - Lithology Interpretation of Neutron, Density and Sonic Logs M.H. Harris, R.B. McCammon, Gulf Rearch JCPT, 1971.
15. Pore-Volume Program find Reserves J.A. Strausser, Equitable Gas Company O&GJ, 1977.
16. The Digital Logfile - Foundation for the Evaluation Team J.R. Wilkinson, Shell Oil Co., CWLS, 1977.
17. Dialog 45 File Structure, Aquitaine Log Analysis Package, (Internal Document), 1979.
18. Conlog, F. Williams G. Smith, R. Brinson, Conoco Inc. SPWLA, 1980.
C. Service Bureau and Consultants Systems (Chronological order):
1. 1130 Quantitative Log Analysis Program, IBM, 1967.
2. Quantitative Well Log Analysis Via Computer Driven Graphic Terminals P. Gans, IBM, SPWLA, 1966
3. Computrex Methods - Time Shale Computer, G.W. Hammack PE, 1969.
4. Log Analysis Using the Time Share Computer System G.W. Hammack SPWLA, 1969.
5. Computer Processing of Well Logs W.B. Anderson CWLS, 1970.
6. Log Analysis Using a Time Share Computer A. Heslop, Imperial Oil Ltd. CWLS, 1970.
7. Epilog and Computer Processed Interpretation, Dresser Atlas, 1971 - 1977.
8. PETROS System Documentation McCord-Lewis Energy Services, 1974 - 1984.
An Interactive Computer System for Well Log Analysis S.T. Martner, R.J. Brigham SPWLA, 1975.
8. LogCalc, Scientific Software Inc., 1975.
10. Mini Computers for Maxi Analysis M.B. Smith, W.W. Souder CWLS, 1975.
11. Log/Mate Newletters, 1977 - 1982.
12. Stratigraphic Interpretation from Computer Shaly Sand Analysis, R.S. Brown, J.S. Pickel, A. Heslop, B.G. Petovello, CWLS, 1979.
13. The Log/Mate Evaluation System E.R. Crain, D.W. Curwen, Log/Mate Limited CWLS, 1979.
14. Wellsite Log Analysis Using a Desktop Computer D.A. Krygowski, W.J. Wahlstedt, R.L. Colby SPWLA, 1980.
15. The Economics of Log Evaluation for Large Projects E.R. Crain, Log/Mate Limited SPWLA, 1980.
16. Terralog Instruction Manual (DOALA) Terradata Inc., 1980.
17. Microcomputer Programs for Petroleum Engineers, Volume I G.B. Asquith, Petroleum Publishing Company, 1980.
18. Energy Software Systems, Petrophysical Evaluation Package, (PEP), 1980.
19. Computerized Log Interpretation (Logan and Micrologan) A. Heslop, Coment Computer Enterprises, 1980.
20. Well Log Analysis and Data Base Reference Manual, RAMA Computers Ltd, (Internal Document), 1980.
21. Computer Interpretation Dresser Home Study Course, Chapters 27 - 28, 1981.
22. PDC 8500, Portable Log Analysis System PDC Inc.,1981.
23. PDC 1000 Log Analysis System PDC Inc., 1981.
24. Interactive Petrophysical Evaluation System, (IPES) C. Moens, Shell Oil Company SPWLA, 1981.
25. MATPET, Petresim Geological Consultants Ltd., 1982.
26. Basic Well Log Analysis for Geologists, G.B. Asquith C. Gibson AAPG, 1982.
27. Masterlog, Exlog Corporation, 1982.
28. Interlog II, Intercomp Inc., 1982.
29. RACAL Expert Systems, Racal Inc., 1983.
30. The Solution Center, Energy Systems Inc., 1983.
31. Full Spectrum Formation Evaluation E.T. Connolly, R.A. Reed, Canadian Hunter CWLS, 1983.
32. The CoRes Log T.J. Griffin Jr., Core Laboratories CWLS 1983.
33. Geological Well Log Analysis (3rd Edition), S.J. Pirson, Gulf Publishing Co., 1983. (see Appendix I through IV)
34. Bar Code Supplement for above, Gulf Publishing Co., 1983.
35. LOGIO, Adaptive Systems Inc., 1983.
36. Stratalog Dresser Atlas, 1983.
37. The Log Analysis System, The Log Analyst, 1983.
38. The Concept, Petcom Computing Inc., 1983.
49. Microcomputer Log Analysis Comes of Age A. Heslop, Coment Computer Enterprises CWLS, 1983.
50. PEP Program Math Documentation, D&S Petrophysical Internal Document, 1983.
51. LogCalc II, Scientific Software, 1983.
52. Micro Based Well Log Analysis System, QC Data Collectors Inc., 1984.
53. Log/Mate Plus and Log/Mate ESP, D&S Petrophysical, 1984.
54. Log/Mate Newletters, D&S Petrophysical, 1984.
55. LOG/MATE ESP - A Fourth Generation Computer Language For Log Analysis E.R.Crain, D.Jaques, K.Knill, K.Edwards CWLS, 1985
D. Wellsite Computer Analysis (Chronological Order):
1. Well-Site Recording of Moveable Oil Plot M.L. Millican, L.L. Raymer, R.P. Alger Schlumberger, SWSC, 1963.
2. Automatic Log Computation at Well Site: Formation Analysis Logs M.P. Tixier, F.M. Eaton, D.R. Tanguy, W.P. Biggs Schlumberger AIME, 1964
3. Technical Memorandum - The Formation Factor Moveable Oil Plot, Vol. 2, No. 1 W.D.M. Smith, Dresser Atlas, 1970.
4. Well Site Evaluation of Well Logs WEC Indonesia, 1971
5. Illustrations of Evaluation Techniques WEC Indonesia, 1971.
6. Rxo/Rt Methods for Wellsite Interpretation, J.L. Dumanoir, J.D. Hall, J.M. Jones, Schlumberger, SPWLA, 1972.
7. Well Site (Quick Look) Interpretation Methods, WEC, Northsea, 1974.
8. Open Hole Wellsite Interpretation, Schlumberger Log Interpretations/Applications, Chapter 3, 1974.
9. New Digital Logging System Improves Well Data Accuracy (Production Progress 1975) World Oil, 1975
10. Field Evaluation of Direct Digital Well Logging, L.M. Moseley SPWLA, 1976.
11. The Cyber Service Unit - An Integrated Logging System F.M. Eaton, J.W. Elliott, F.D. Hurlston, R.S. Olsen, D.J. Vanderschel, J.P. Warren, AIME, 1976.
12. Use Caution with Movable Oil Plot W.H. Fertl, Dresser Atlas O&GJ, 1977.
13. The Cyber Service Unit - Bring the Advantages of Schlumberger Computer Logging Services to the Wellsite Brochure SWSC, 1977.
14. Wellsite Formation Analysis Using the DDL* Computer M.P. Head, M. Gearhart AIME, 1977.
15. Direct Digital Logging (DDL) GO, 1977.
16. Your own DDL TM Logging Capability GO, 1977.
17. The Theoretical and Experimental Bases for the "Dual Water" Model for the Interpretation of Shaly Sand (Cyberlook) C. Clavier, G. Coates, J. Dumanoir SPE, 1977.
18. DDL - The Most Advanced Logging System Available in the World Brochure GO, 1977.
19. Quick Quantitative Wellsite Log Evaluation with the Rxo/Rt Curve S.J. Pirson, Consultant The Log Analyst, 1978.
A Computer Processed Wellsite Log Computation D.L. Best, J.S. Gardner, J.L. Dumanoir SPWLA, 1978.
20. Cyberservice Wellsite Answers in Western Canada T.R. Buchanan, H.A.P. Lagasse CWLS, 1979
21. Major Application of Minicomputers in the Field begun by Schlumberger Oilweek, 1979.
22. Wellsite Computer Analysis: A Program for Complex Lithologies M.P. Head SPE, 1979.
23. Operating Techniques - Cyberlook Log, Schlumberger, JPT, 1980.
24. Prolog Wellsite Analysis DA, 1980.
25. Computerized Logging Service DA, 1980.
26. McPhar RD-600: Computerized Logging System, Customer Information Manual, 1981.
27. A Sensitivity Study of Schlumberger's Cyberlook Computation and its Comparison to Other Evaluation Methods J.R. Studlick, Shell/Schlumberger SPWLA, 1981.
28. Prolog Wellsite Analysis - Part II E. Frost, W. Fertl DA, 1981.
29. SIE Digital Logging System, 1982.
30. Advanced Geophysical Well Logging System, Gemini II 1982.
31. Announcing a New Development from Well, DLS, Welex, 1982.
32. Schlumberger Cyber Service Unit, An Integrated Logging System SWSC.
E. Regional Analysis Systems:
1. Projective Well Log Interpretation, World Oil, S.J. Pirson, Consultant, University of Texas, 1963.
2. Exploration Well Log Analysis (Recon), System Documentation E.A. Breitenbach, Slide Presentation SSC, 1972.
3. Procedures for the Use of Digital Well Log Data in Exploration E.A. Breitenbach, D.W. Peterson CWLS, 1972.
4. Projective Well Log Interpretation - 15 Years Later S.J. Pirson, Consultant, University of Texas CWLS, 1974.
5. New Technique Finds Strat Traps in Dry Hole Areas, G.E. Henderson SSC, World Oil, 1974.
6. Analyzing Digitized Well Logs Locates Smackover Strat Traps D.E. Shier SSC, World Oil, 1974.
7. Digitized Well Logs can Help Boost Success in Exploring Shale Intervals P.L. Work, GTS, O&GJ, 1975.
8. Regional Analysis in Exploration, (RECON), T. Minor, G.E. Henderson, Riley's Datashare, CWLS, 1975.
9. Physical and Chemical Signals Around Oil and Gas Traps S.J. Pirson, Consultant Log Analyst, 1978.
10. Computer Data Bases Aid Exploration D.W. Townsend Geosource Inc. O&GJ, 1979.
11. Some Uses of Functional Analysis in Petrophysics, H.B. Collins, D. Pilles, Petroleum Recovery Institute CWLS, 1979.
12. Application of Drilling Statistics in Exploration, Williston Case History P. Stark, Petroleum Information O&GJ, 1979.
13. Computer Analysis Data for Discovery of Reserves, E.C. Dahlberg Oilweek, 1979.
14. Computers Can Assist Geologists E.C. Dahlberg Oilweek, 1979.
15. Computing Those Elusive Potential Resources, E.C. Dahlberg, Institute of Sedimentary Petroleum, Canadian Petroleum, 1980.
16. Log Normalization by Trend Surface Analysis, J.H. Doveton, E. Borneman, Kansas Geological Survey SPWLA, 1981.
17. Synergistic Exploration: A Team Approach brings Results M. Thomasson, Spectrum Oil & Gas WO, 1981.
18. Digital Well Log Data - An Exploration Tool for the 1980's D. Shier, Consultant O&GJ, 1982.
19. Reservoir Description Services, Schlumberger brochure, 1983.
F. Statistical Analysis Systems:
1. Statistical Study of Neutron Logs for Correlation Studies E.J. Walters, Triad Oil SPWLA, 1968.
2. Application of a Statistical Zonatation Method, Reservoir Evaluation adn Digitized Log Analysis D. Gill, University of Michigan AAPG, 1969.
3. A Statistical Method for Determination of Water Saturation from Logs C.R. Porter, G.R. Pickett, W.W. Whitman, Phillips Petroleum SPWLA, 1969.
4. Use of Uncertain Analysis in Evaluating Hydrocarbon Pore Volume in Rainbow - Zama Area, K.C.G. Pritchard, Chevron AIME, 1971.
5. Analysis of Errors in Logging Parameters and Their Effects on Calculating Water Saturation C. Keelil, Alcore SPWLA, 1971.
6. Normalization of Well Log Data G.S. Neinart, C.C. Know, Sun Oil SPWLA, 1973.
7. Discrimination Analysis in Petrophysics, G.M. Heseldin, Shell SPWLA, 1976.
8. Multivariate Statistical Approaches in Formation Evaluation W.B. Hempkins, Standard Oil SPWLA, 1977.
9. The Use of Multiple Linear Regression Analysis to Calculate Formation Water Saturation From Logs J.G. Patchett, Amoco SPWLA, 1977.
10. Benefits of Linear Log Analysis Models, H.N. Collins, D. Pilles, Petroleum Recovery Institute SPW, 1981.
11. A Conciliating Porosity Exponent Relationship: Its Application to Practical Well Log Analysis O.G. Rivero, Petroleos Mexicanos SPWLA, 1981.
12. Diseno de filtros digitales para equiparar diferentes tipos de refistros felfisicos R.A. Carrasco, U.R. Saldana, Petroleos Mexicanos SPWLA, 1981.
G. Digitizing Systems:
1. Application of Magnetic Tapes to Well Logging, D.H. Tinch, G.K. Miller, B.N. Carpenter, E.J. Warren, Schlumberger, 1965.
2. Digitial Transmission of Well Logs by Radio and a Telephone, F.M. Eaton, G.J. Decker, Schlumberger, AIME, 1965.
3. Film Strip Scanner for Computer Input G.O. Buchner, Lane Wells SPWLA, 1967.
4. A Method for Automatically Digitizing Oil Well Logs W.B. Anderson, Riley's Datashare CWLS, 1968.
5. Problems Inherent in the Computer Processing of Well Log Data E.L. Dillon, Information and Computing Center Corp. SPWLA, 1969.
6. Data Transmission Considerations R.L. Dear, Bell Labs, SPWLA, 1969.
7. A Method of Measuring Graphical Data Quality on Well Log Prints W.B. Anderson, J.C. Sproule & Associates Ltd. CWLS, 1970.
8. Digitial Recording of Well Logs WEC Indonesia, 1971.
9. Application of Data Tranmission to Offshore Operations R. Garmard, R. Peveraro, C. Johns, Schlumberger AIME, 1972.
10. Tape Recording, Transmission, and Processing of Log Data LIP, Volume 2, Chapter 6, 1974.
11. Digital Well Log Standard, Imperial Oil Ltd. 1975.
12. Customer Tape Format (LIS), SWSC, 1976.
13. Bidirectional Telemetry for Downhole Well Logging T.S. Matthews PE, 1977.
14. Well Log Data by Satallite A.P.S. Howells, L. Schoonover SPWLA, 1977.
15. Effective Data Communications with the Drilling Rig T.A. Paine Drilling, 1978.
16. MJ - The System, (Microfiche well log library System) Oilweek, 1978.
17. Well Log Digitizing,, Reformation of Wellsite Tapes, Digital Log Library Retrieval Services, Price Schedule Riley's Datashare, RDSI, 1980.
18. Digitech Log File (DLF), Technical Description, Digitech, 1980.
19. Use of Down Logs K.B. Hartley, Shell Oil O&GJ, 1981.
20. P.T. PERDATA Analysis, Digitial Data and Computer Services, 1982.
21. Tape Tran System, Compec Inc., 1982.
22. Rapid Log, Basic Software Systems, 1983.
23. Petroleum Information, Digitizing (Advertisement).
24. Energy Images Inc., Digitizing (Advertisement).
25. Kodak Recording Film Specifications.
26. QC Data Collectors - Digitizing (Advertisement)
16 CASE HISTORIES
1. Vertical Permeability Determination - A Simple Approach N.A. Avifi, D.E. Manzie SPWLA, 1979
2. Permeability from Well Logs Shaybah Field, Saudi Arabia A. Brown, S. Husseini SPWLA, 1974
3. A New Approach to Improved Log Derived Permeability G.R. Coates, J.L. Dumanoir SPWLA, 1973.
4. Applied Petroleum Reservoir Engineering B.C. Croft, M.F. Hawkins Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1959
5. Utilizing Log Derived Permeability to Predict Rates of Gas Production S.A. Denco, R.F. Hammar, J.B. Maxwell Technology, April - June, 1981
6. A New Qualitative Permeability Indicator C.P. Engelke, D.W. Hilchie SPWLA, 1971
7. Production Production Handbook, Vol. 1 and 2 T.C. Friele, Editor McGraw Hill, New York, NY, 1962
8. A Semiquantitative Technique for Predicting Permeability of Reservoirs be Well Log Analysis O. Gomex-Rivero SPWLA, 1979
9. Formation Evaluation E.J. Lynch Harper and Row, New York, NY, 1962.
10. The Properties of Petroleum Fluids W.D. McCain, Jr. Pennwell Books, Tulsa
11. An Introduction to Exploration Economics R.E. Megill Pennwell Books, Tulsa
12. Petroleum Exploration Handbook G.B. Moody, Editor McGraw Hill, New York, NY, 1961
13. Using Log-Derived Values of Water Saturation and Porosity R.L. Morris, W.P. Biggs SPWLA, 1967
14. Estimation of Aquifer Permeabilities from Electric Well Logs D. Ogbe, Z. Bassiouni The Log Analyst, 1978
15. Oil Reservoir Engineering S.J. Pirson McGraw Hill, New York, NY, 1958
16. Elevation and Hydrocarbon Density Correction for Log Derived Permeability Relationships L.L. Raymer The Log Analyst, June 1981
17. Comparison of Permeabilities from Logs and Sidewall Cores to Predict Production L.W. Revett SPWLA, 1976
18. Estimating Production of Prospective New Wells with Log Derived Permeability Feet (Kh) Maps A. Schultz SPWLA, 1976
19. Worldwide Pratical Petroleum Reservoir Engineering Methods H.C. Slider Pennwell books, Tulsa
20. Field Results using Gamma Ray for Calculating Permeability W.D.M. Smith CWLS 1974
21. An Investigation of Permeability, Porosity, and Residual Water Saturation Relationships A. Timur SPWLA, 1968
22. Evaluation of Permeability from Electric Log Resistivity Gradients M.A. Tixier O&GJ, 1949
23. Various Methods used to Average Porosity and Statistical Methods of Averaging Permeability E.H. Timmerman PEI, 1979
24. Practical Reservoir Engineering Vol. 1 and 11 T.H.Timmerman Penwell Books, Tulsa
25. The Prediction of Well Productivity from Wireline Logs, McAllen Ranch Field J.R. Tottle CWLS, 1979
26. Petroleum Production Handbook, Vol. 1,2,3 L.C. Uren McGraw Hill, New York, NY, 1959
16 PETROLEUM GEOLOGY
A. AFRICA
1. Role Of Reflection Seismic In Development of Nembe Creek Field, Nigeria. P.H.H. Nelson AAPG, 1977
2. Hydrocarbon Habitat of Tertiary Niger Delta B. Evamy, J. Haremboure, P. Kamerling, W. Knaap AAPG, 1978
3. The Etosha Basin Reexamined (S.W. Africa) J.A. Momper OGJ, 1982
4. Introduction to a Review of Log Interpretation Methos Used in the Niger Delta A. Poupon, I. Strecker, J. Gartner SPWLA, 1967
5. A Review of Log Interpretaion Methods Used in the Niger Delta A. Poupon, I. Strecker, J. Gartner SPWLA, 1967
6. Niger Delta SWSC WEC Nigeria, 1966
7. Well Evaluation Conference - Nigeria SWSC WEC, 1974
8. Petroleum Geology of the Niger Delta K. Weber, E. Daukoru Shell-BP, Nigeria
B. ASIA
1. Formation Evaluation in Indonesia C. Dadrian, H. Brown, J. Geotz, B. Marchette SPWLA, 1973
2. Chinese Bottlenecks Far Eastern Economic Review China, 1972
3. Role of Integrated Study of Core and Log Analysis in Realistic Estimation of Reserves of L-III Horizon of Bombay High Fields D.K. Gupta, S.K. Sharma, R. Dalavi, H. Raj SPWLA, 1981
4. The Status of Well Log Interpretaion in India S. Itenberg, J. Koithara, K.H. Hashmy SPWLA, 1969
5. Geophysical Well Logging in the Soviet Union G.V. Keller SPWLA, 1966
6. Bangladesh: A Brief Account of Geology and Hydrocarbon Exploration M. Maroof Khan OGJ, 1981
7. Review of the Results of Some Petrophysical Studies on Cores From Assam Oil Fields, India J. Koithora, J.S. Bisht, U.V.S. Nohwar SPWLA, 1973
8. Log Interpretation in Malay Basin K. Kuttan, C. Stockbridge, H. Crocker, J. Rembry
9. Eastern Asia Coasts Offshore Are Promising Pertroleum Frontiers A.A. Meyerhoff OGJ, 1976
10. Soviet Oil Flow Up, But Signs of Trouble Multiply OGJ,1977
11. Outline of Sedimentary Geology of Maine Oil-Basinal Areas in Indonesia A. Pulunggono, P.N. Pertamina WEC Indonesia, 1971
12. Geology of Offshore Northwest Palawan, Philippines -1 Dr. A. Saldivar-Sali, Dr. H.G. Oesterle, D. Brownlee OGJ, 1981
13. Logging Methods in Japan H. Sato SPWLA, 1968
14. Computer P{rocessed Interpretation WEC Indonesia, 1970
15. Water Injection in China: Waterflooding the Oil Reservoirs of China Lin Zhifang OGJ Report, 1982
C. AUSTRALIA - NEW ZEALAND
1. Geology and Mineral Deposits - Australian Australian National Government Publication, 1969
2. Australia's Amadeus Basin Has Cambro-Ordovican Potential D. Casey, J. Harrison WO, 1981
3. Formation Evaluation in Australia H. Crocker, I. Strecker SPWLA, 1968
4. Antarctica - Operating Conditions and Petroleum Prospects L.F. Ivanhoe OGJ, 1980
5. The Definition of Development of the Mackerel Field, Gippsland Basin D.M. Maughan, A. Mebberson, D. Morton OGJ, 1981
6. Exploration Results Off South New Zealand R. Sanford OGJ, 1980
7. Australia's Northwest Shelf: Gas is the Current Attraction J.S. Thomas, E.O. Nextvold, A. Crastella WO, 1978
8. Bass Basin Set for New Exploration O.D. Weaver, Y. Houde, J. Downing, J. Smitherman, C. Nettels OGJ, 1982
C. CANADA
1. Petrophysical Evidence of Cementation Differences in the Cardium Sandstone W.R. Almon CWLS, 1979
2. The Relationship of Reservoir Permeability to Measured Laboratory Permeability W.R. Aufricht CWLS, 1968
3. HIBERNIA - A Petrophysical and Geologican Review R. Benteau, M.G. Sheppard JCPT, 1982
4. Hamilton Cherhill: A Case History J.R.M. Berry, R.F. Mercer The Log Analyst, 1977
5. Naturally Occurring Gas Hydrates in the MacKenzie Delta C. Bily, J.W.L. Dick Imperial Oil
6. The Successful Application of a Neutron Acoustic Crossplot to the Dolomite Sandstone of the Belloy W. Calloway, W.D. Smith JCPT, 1982
7. Water Saturation Determination in the Keg River Formation of the Zama Field Using Logs and Oil Base Cores H.N. Collins CWLS, 1970
8. Formation Oddities and Their Response on Wire-Line Logs J.T. Costello CWLS, 1968
9. Log Interpretation in the High Arctic E.R. Crain CWLS, 1977
10. An Empirical Approach to Log Interpretation in the Viking Sand of East Central Alberta W.C. Cutress SPWLA, 1974
11. Logging Oddities - Radioactive Clean Dolomite CWLS, 1971
12. Logging Oddities CWLS, 1970
13. Petrophysical Evaluation Methods: Basal Quartz Formaiton, Manyberries Area, Alberta B.W. Davis CWLS, 1979
14. The Two That Nearly Go Away - But Didn't G.E. Dawson-Grove CWLS, 1972
15. Shallow Gas: How to Locate Easily Missed Pay Sands G.E. Dawson-Grove World Oil, 1977
16. A Guide to Improved Formation Evaluation in Carbonates of Northwestern Alberta A.H. Dorin, A.E. Chase, A. W. Linke 1968-70
17. A Guide to Improved Formation Evaluation in Carbonates of Northwest Alberta A.H. Dorin, A. Chase, A. Linke SPWLA, 1965
18. A Simple Method of Verifying the Air/Mercury to Water/Oil Conversion Factor J. R. Eade CWLS, 1971
19. The Sidewall Epithermal Neutron Log as a Porosity and Lithology Device in the Zama-Lutose Area of Northwest Alberta J.R. Eade CWLS, 1970
20. Dome's Dilema: Long Tools, Thin Sands Energy, 1982
21. Large Scale Log Interpretation of Water Saturation for Two Complex Devonian Reef Reservoirs in Western Canada C.R. Glenville SPWLA, 1965
22. How Well Logs Were Used to Improve Evaluation of a Gas Storage Project J.M. Hawkins, R.W. Snyder, S.B. Pahawa JPT, 1977
23. Correlation of Producing Formations in the Sverdrup Basin D. Henao-Londono 1976
24. Application of Porosity - Water Saturation Relationships to Log Analysis in Southeast Saskatchewan A. Heslop CWLS, 1966
25. Petrophysical Evaluation of the Farewell Structure Sand Reservoir MacKenzie Delta H.M. Howells, J.R. Wilkinson
26. Paleogeography and Sedimentation in the Upper Paleozoic, Eastern Canada R.D. Howie, M.S. Barss GSC, 1974
27. Clinton Exploration and Production on the Ontario Side of Lake Erie D. Hurd, D. Kingston PE, 1978
28. Computer Reconciliation of Sonic Log And Core Analysis in the Boundary Lake Field F.S. Jeffries, E.M. Kemp Oil In Canada, 1963
29. An Improved Method for the Analysis of Reservoir Rocks Containing Clays R.E. Jenkins, D.C. Bush, W.R. Aufricht CWLS, 1970
30. Some Practical Applications to Improve Formation Evaluation of Sandstones in the MacKenzie Delta W.L. Johnson, W.A. Linke CWLS, 1977
31. Road Allowances Drilling Evaluation in the Lloydminster Area R.H. Knudsen, L. Freitag CWLS, 1970
32. The Evaluation of Very Shaly Formations in Canada Using a Systematic Approach H. Kowalchuk, G. Coates SPWLA, 1974
33. Optimizing Completions in the Milk River Sand H.J. Kowalchuk, F.C. Coles CIM, 1974
34. Use of the Sidewall Neutron Log in the Keg River Formation of the Zama Area J.R. Lishman SPWLA, 1967
35. Canada's East Coast: The New Super Petroleum Province E. Mancini, J.W. Payne JCPT, 1982
36. Second Generation Pembina Play Raises Deep Implications Across Alberta Oilweek, 1977
37. Petrophysical Study of the Cardium Sand in the Pembina Field W.T. MacKenzie CWLS, 1975
38. Countess Oil Field, South Central Alberta: Case History in Finding a Stratigraphic Trap A.W. McCoy, C.A. Moritz OGJ, 1982
39. Petrophysical Evaluation of the Bluesky Sand, Bassett Area Alberta J.T. McCoy CIM, 1977
40. Rock Fluid Relationship Studies on the Windfall D-3A Reservoir and Their Application in Evaluating Gas Cycling Effectiveness T.B. McFadzean JCPT, 1977
41. Exploration Prospects in the Canadian Arctic Islands R.A. Menely 1976
42. Exploration Potential of the Scotian Shelf R.A. Menely Drilling Canada, 1981
43. Sable Island Geology Heralds Threshold Reserves Oilweek, 1980
44. Beaufort Sea: The Biggest Year Ever Frontier Exploration Oilweek, 1981
45. East Coast: The Grand Banks Remain Number one Oilweek, 1981
46. Offshore East Canada's Organic Type and Color and Hydrocarbon Potential OGJ, 1977
47. Log Interpretation in the Ricinus Area of West Central Alberta R.H. Paul CWLS, 1970
48. Formation Water Saturation in Gas Reservoirs - A Comparison of Log Derived Values With Data Derived From Extracted Oil Base Core R.H. Paul SPWLA, 1968
49. Log Interpretation in Complex Gas Bearing Reefs Northeast British Columbia R.H. Paul SPWLA, 1967
50. A Reserves Review of the Pembina Cardum Oil Pool R.A. Purvis, W.G. Bober JPT, 1979
51. Arctic Islands Potential Should Justify High Costs F.G. Rayer WO, 1979
52. Exploration Prospects and Future Petroleum Potential of the Canadian Arctic Islands F.G. Rayer JPT, 1981
53. Petrophysical Relationships From the Western Canada Area W.D.M. Smith SPWLA, 1969
54. A Modified Shaly Sand Equation for the Western Canada Cretaceous S.D.M. Smith, R.J. Rodileau CWLS, 1977
55. A Log Analysis Manual for the Western Canada Analyst W.D. Smith Lane-Wells, 1978
56. Milk River Saraband Quality Control SOC, 1976
57. Shallow Gas: Examples & Interpretations SOC, 1976
58. Canadian Arctic Islands - Cross Section J.S. Sproule and Assoc. 1971
59. Natural Gas in the Arctic Islands, Discovered Rexerves and Future Potential D.C. Waylett Canadian Gas Association
60. Operator Interest Keen in U.S. Beaufort Sea B. Williams OGJ, 1982
61. An Alberta Gas Supply Response Model: Predicting Future Discoveries C.R. Winter, B.A. Craig Technology, 1981
62. Log Interpretaion Chart for Western Canada Reservoirs Professional Log Evaluation Ltd. 1978
E. EUROPE
1. A Review of the Status of the Basic Well Logging and Interpretation Methods Applied in Hungary Z. Barlai, I. Czegledi, P. Muller SPWLA, 1973
2. Logging Programs and Log Analysis Techniques for Norwegian North Sea Wells C.R. Glanville, F. S. Millard, B.E. Morgan The Log Analyst, 1977
3. New Log Data Give Better North Sea Well Completions G.M. Hodson, W.H. Fertl, G.W. Hammack World Oil, 1975
4. Logging Problems in the North Sea A. Misk, A. Poupon
5. A Log Analysis Method for Ekofisk Field, Norway J.D. Owen SPWLA, 1972
6. Logging and Perforating in W.W. Germany H.W. Sorber SPWLA, 1966
7. How Oxy's Log Program Evaluation Piper OGJ, 1975
8. Geology of the North Seas SWSC, WEC, 1974
9. Jurassic Sandstone Reservoirs SWSC WEC, 1974
10. Lower Tertiary and Upper Cretaceous Carbonates SWSC WEC, 1974
11. Paleocene Sandstones SWSC WEC, 1974
12. Computer Processed Interpretation of the Rotliegendes Formation WEC, 1974
F. MIDDLE EAST
1. Egypt's Petroleum Geology: Good Ground For Optimism A.S. Abdine World Oil, 1981
2. Evaluation of Middle East Reservoirs with Complex Lithology D.E. Barid SPWLA, 1968
3. Outline of Southeastern Middle East Stratigraphy E. Hart SWSC WEC Middle East, 1967
4. On the Problem and Some Results of Well-Logging and Surface Geophysical Survey in the Petroleum Prospecting on the Karia Ba Mohamed Area, Morocco S. Demnati, J. Frydecki, A. Kulikowski, E. Nowicka SPWLA, 1980
5. Outline of Sedimentary Geology of Libya SWSC WEC Libya, 1970
6. Well Logging in the Middle Eastern and Similar Large Reservoirs P. Threadgold SPWLA, 1967
7. Complex Lithology SWSC WEC Libya, 1970
8. Shaly Sands SWSC WEC Libya, 1970
9. Field Studies 10. SWSC WEC Arabia, 1975 Iran, 1976
G. SOUTH AMERICA
1. Logging Programs in Northeastern South America H.B. Brown, H.A. Salisch SPWLA, 1971
2. South Lake Maracaibo Log Analysis H.D. Brown, J.D. Cunningham, H.A. Salisch SPWLA, 1971
3. Commercially Prospective Oil Accumulation in the Fractured Basement Complex of the Hama Area of the Orinoco Petroliferous Belt, Eastern Venezuela D. Flores CWLS, 1981
4. Log Evaluation of Tuffites and Tuffaceous Sandstones in Southern Argentina A. Khatchikian, P. Lesta. SPWLA, 1973
5. The Dual Spacing Neutron Log (CNL) in Venezuela J.E. Hung, H.A. Salisch SPWLA, 1972
6. Falklands Seem Attractive Wildcat Target J.C. McCaslin OGJ, 1982
7. Log Interpretation in Bolibia H.A. Salisch, H. D. Brown SPWLA, 1966
8. Argentina Offers Something for Everyone J.J. Stewart-Gordon World Oil, 1980
9. Porosity and Lithology Determination With Logs in the Caimancito Field, Jujuy Province, Argentina. SPWLA, 1976
10. Petroleium Geolog of Trinidad and Tobago. P.R. Woodside OJG, 1981
11. Giant Fields in Southeast Mexico - ARTICLE OGJ, 1981
H. TAR SANDS AND HEAVY OIL
1. Formation Evaluation in Heavy Oil Sands J.S. Brown SPWLA, 1966
2. Log Evaluation and Monitoring of a Unique Heavy Oil Reservoir Project, Alberta Canada P. Campbell, M. Cucheck, E. Forst, W.H. Fertl CIMM, 1982
3. Log-Core Correlations in the Athabasca Oil Sands N.N. Collins SPE, 1976
4. Well Log Analysis in Heavy Oil Sands B. Cossett CWLS, 1981
5. Sample Disturbance in Athabasca Oil Sand M.B. Dusseault JCPT, 1980
6. Round Robin Study of Analytical Procedures of Various Laboratories on Assay Analysis of Athabasca Tar Sands J.R. Eade CWLS, 1975
7. Athabasca Oil Sand Evaluation Usinig Core and Log Analysis and Ocological Data Processing Methods. R.W. Fetzner, W.L. Henson, F.J. Feigl SPWLA, 1966
8. Commercially Prospective Heavy Oil Accumulation in the Basement Complex of the Hamaco Area of Orinoco Belt, Eastern Venezuela D. Flores, S.P. Meneven SPWLA, 1981
9. How a Texas Heavy Oil Prospect Was Evaluated R. Freedman, J.R. Studlick Technololgy, 1981
10. Evaluation of a Heavy Oil Prospect Banderea Tan Area- Maverick and Zavala Counties, Texas R. Freedman, J. Studlick SPWLA, 1981
11. Importance of Reservoir Description in Evaluating In-Situ Recovery Method for Cold Lake Heavy Oil G.H. Kendall JCPT, 1977
12. Sediment-Geological Study of a Steam-Drive Project in the Deltaic River Sands C. Kruit, S. Maraven 1978
13. Core Analysis of Unconsolidated and Friable Sands C.C. Mattax, R.M. McKinley, A.T. Clothier JPT, 1975
14. Petrophysical Mapping of the Wabiscaw Sand, Marten Hills Area, Alberta J.T. McCoy, E.J. Burge SPWLA, 1976
15. Errors in Core Oil Content Data Measured by the Retat Distillation Method J.J. Rathmell SPE, 1966
16. Well Logs Evaluate and Monitor Heavy Oil Steamflood in Kern County, California C. Rowx, W.H. Fertl, E. Frost, D. Stedman, D. Elliot CWLS, 1981
17. Evaluation of the Albert Tar Sands R.C. Sah, A.E. Chase, L.E. Wells AIME, 1974
18. Measurement of Petrophysical Properties of Unconsolidated Sand Cores B.F. Swanson, E.C. Thomas SPWLA, 1980
19. Athabasca Tar Sand Reservoir Properties Derived From Cores and Logs R. Woodhouse CWLS, 1976
20. Tar Sands Core Analysis Versus Log Analysis Controversy - Does It Really Matter R.W. Zwicky, J.R. Eade CWLS, 1977
21. The Cold Lake Project: A Report to the Energy Conservation Board Imperial Oil Limited, 1978
I. TIGHT GAS
1. Mitchell Energy Foam Fracs Tight Gas Zones W.B. Bleakley PEI, 1980
2. Evaluation of Shaly Sands With Low Deliverability D.E. Cannon CIMM, 1973
3. Log Evaluation Results in the Deep Basin Areas of Alberta E.R. Crain CWLS, 1981
4. Log Analysis in Tight Gas Sands - A Reconnaissance Study G.E. Dawson-Grove CWLS, 1979
5. The Time-Economics of Developing Low-Grade Petroleum Deposits G.E. Dawson-Grove SPWLA, 1979
6. Evaluating and Logging Tight Rocks of South Texas T.H. Fett World Oil, 1980
7. Formation Evaluation and Gas Detection in Shallow, Low-Permeability Shaly Sands of the Northern Great Plans Province G.C. Kukal SPE, 1979
8. Gas Recovery From Tight Formations V.A. Kuusdraa, J.P. Brashear SPE , 1979
9. Canada's Deep Basin: Is It a Major New Gas Province? J.A. Masters World Oil, 1978
10. Deep Basin Gas Trap - Western Canada J.A. Masters AAPG Bulletin, 1978
11. Gas-Price Effect on Exploraiton Drilling Studied K. McConnell OGJ, 1981
12 Gas Reservoirs, Deep Basin, Western Canada G.E. McMaster JCPT, 1981
13. Development of Shallow Gas Reserves in Low Permeability Reservoirs of Late Cretaceous Age G.L. Nyudegger, D.D. Rice, C.A. Brown SPE, 1979
14. NPC Sees Big Potential for U.S. Tight Gas OGJ, 1980
15. Exploration - CanHunter Style Oilweek, 1978
16. Calculation and Significance of Water Saturations in Low Porosity Shaly Gas Sands M.J. Rosepiler SPWLA, 1981
17. How Technology and Price Affect U.S. Tight Gas Potential Part 2 - Economics of Tight Gas Production R.W. Veatch, Jr., O. Baker Petroleum Engineer, April 1983
18. Stimulating the Triassic Carbonates in the Foothills Gas Tred of Northeast British Columbia R.P. Wade, K. Aziz Technology, 1981
19. An Update on Federal Tight Sands Incentive Policies World Oil, 1980
20. Analyses of an Elmworth Hydraulic Fracture R.E. Wyman, S.A. Holditch, P.L. Randolph SPE, 1979
J. UNITED STATES
1. Subdivision, Stratigraphy of Pre-Punta Gorda Florida Rocks (lower most Cretaceous-Jurassic) A.V. Applegate, G.L. Winston, J.G. Palacas OGJ, 1982
2. Hydrocarbon Potential in Gulf of Alaska - What Happened? B.W. Aud OGJ, 1979
3. Waveland Field: Analyses of Facies, Diagenesis, and Hydrodynamics in Mooringsport Reservoirs L.R. Baria OGJ, 1982
4. Gas Detection in Sands of High Silt-Clay Content in the Cook Inlet Area F. Bettis SPWLA, 1977
5. Well Log Analysis in the Austin Chalk Trend W.D. Bishop, M.R. DeVries, W.H. Fertl SPWLA, 1977
6. Unconformities - The Key To H. Bushnell OGJ, 1981
7. Log Evaluation of a Fractured Reservoir Monterey Shale D.E. Cannon
8. Pressure Build Up Characteristics in Austin Chalk Wells E. Claycomb OGJ, 1982
9. How to Drill and Complete Austin Chalk Wells C. Coffman PEI, 1982
10. Upgrading Medina Gas Well Production in Western New York D. Copley World Oil, 1980
11. Wireline Operations in the Deep Delaware Basin J.D. Cunningham, F.D. Fulkerson SPE, 1966
12. A Preliminary Evaluation of Various Log Analysis Techniques for the Eastern Devonian Shales - Fractured Shales J.B. Curtis, W.G. Fingleton CWLS, 1979
13. Drilling and Completion Practices in Active U.S. Areas J.P. David World Oil, 1981
14. Impact Craters: Implications for Basement Hydrocarbon Production R. Donofiro OGJ, 1981
15. Anadarko Shows Unique Problems, Economics J.K. Drisdale OGJ, 1982
16. Geology and Petroleum Potential of Alaska's Norton Basin Area M.A. Fisher, W.W. Patton, M.L. Holmes OGJ, 1982
17. Evaluation of Hosston and Cotton Valley Fine Grained Sandstones J.M. Forgotson, J.M. Forgotson, Jr. SPWLA, 1974
18. Formation Evaluation in the Texas Cretaceous Chalk Trend E. Frost D. Stedman, W. Fertl World Oil, 1982
19. Anomalies Observed onWell Logs G.W. Hammack, W.H. Fertl SPWLA, 1976
20. Depth Porosity Relationships of the Anadorko Basin R.A. Hefner PE, 1980
21. Williston - Reviving of a Giant Oil Province. D. Hoffman OGJ, 1981
22. Economics of Austin Chalk Production S.A. Holditch, D.E. Lancaster OGJ, 1982
23. East Cameron Block 270, A.Pleistocene Field D.S. Holland, C.E. Sutley, R.E. Berlitz, J.A. Gilreath SPWLA, 1970
24. Case Histories of Subsurface Log Data Exploration Patterns in Eastern Powder River Basin B. Jones SPWLA, 1967
25. Computer Caliper, Fingerprints of the hole, From Austin Chalk to Ellenburger H.W. Kading SPWLA, 1977
26. Operators Charge Ahead in Overthrus Drilling W. Keener PEI, 1981
27. Electrical Resistivity of Modern Reef Sediments From Midway Atoll G.V. Keller SPWLA, 1969
28. Interpreting Silurian Niagaran Reefs in the Michigan Basin J.S. Labo SPWLA, 1977
29. Atokan Clastics - Depositional Environments In G. Lovelick, C.G. Massini, D.A. Kotila OGJ, 1982
30. Preplatform Exploration of High Island Blocks A-560 and A-561 J.W. Lund, J.S. King, R. Berlitz, J.A. Gilreath OGJ, 1979
31. Toward a Rational Strategy for Oil Exploration Scientific American, 1981 Smackover Carbonate Petroleum Geology in Southwest Alabama E. Mancini, D. Benson OGJ, 1981
32. A Look at Lower Tuscaloosa Petroleum potential in S.W. Alabama E. Mancini, J.W. Payne OGJ, 1982
33. Comparison of Log and Core Results for an Extremely Heterogeneous Carbonate Reservoir L.C. Marchent, E.J. White SPWLA, 1968
34. U.S. Atlantic Continental Margin, 1976 - 1981 R. Mattick OGJ, 1981
35. New Report Presents Lithologic Analysis of San Andres Formation M. C. McCaslin OGJ, 1982
36. What to Expect When Logging the Cotton Valley Trend P. Nangle, W. Fertl, E. Frost World Oil, 1982
37. Logging in the Ellenburger - 1970 R.H. Neustaedter, A.W. Schmidt API, 1970
38. Log Evaluation of Deep Ellenburger gas zones R.H. Neustaedter SPE AIME, 1968
39. Log Evaluation Techniques in Unita Basin Found Faulty J. Osoba, R. Gist, H. Carroll World Oil, 1981
40. The Determination of Porosity in Sandstones and Shaly Sandstones Part One - Quality Control J.G. Patchett, E.H. Coalson CWLS, 1979
41. Appalachian Gas Bearing Devonian Shales: Statements and Discussions P.R. Potter, J.B. Maynard, W. Pryor OGJ, 1982
42. Hydrocarbon Well Logging in the Williston Basin Cross Sections of Case Histories H. Rowe, J. McAdams, R. Mercer Continental Laborities, 1978
43. Gulf Coast Stratigraphic Traps in the Lower Cretaceous Carbonates R. Sams OGJ, 1982
44. Operators Seek 200 BCF Gas Fields in Southern Mississippi D. Scherer World Oil, 1981
45. Computerized Log Analysis for Efficiently Evaluating Gas Wells and Gas Storage Reservoirs A.W. Schmidt, D.H. Tinch, B. Carpenter, W.R. Hoyle SPWLA, 1967
46. Logging Offshore Wells in the United States R.B. Snow, W.H. Throop, J.A. Williams SPWLA, 1968
47. Petrophysical Evaluation of the Diatomite Formation of the Lost Hills Field, California I.J. Stosur, A. David JPT, 1976
48. Logging and Evaluation High Angle Well Bores on a Large Scale Drilling and Development Program, Long Beach, California SPWLA, 1968
49. Lithology Crossplots: Applications in an Evaporite Basin - The Maverick Basin of Southwest Texas SPWLA, 1977
50. Log Evaluation of a Heterogeneous Carbonate Reservoir Cato San Andres Field M.L. Traugott SPWLA, 1970
51. Log Analysis in the Shallow Oil Sands of the San Joaquin Valley, California J.B. Vohs SPWLA, 1976
52. Wattenberg Field, Paleostructure-Stratigraphic Trap, Denver Basin, Colorado R.J. Weimer, S.A. Sonnenberg OGJ, 1982
53. Nature of Porosity in Tuscarora Sandstone (Lower Silurian) in the Appalachian Basin W.A. Wescott OGJ, 1982
54. Computer Log Analysis Puls Core Analysis Equals Improved Formation Evaluation in West Howard-Glassock Unit D.A. Wilson, W.M. Hensel SPE, 1978
55. Drilling and Completion Practices in Active U.S. Areas World Oil, 1982 |
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