Compensated Z-Density log
The Compensated Z-Density log measures both formation bulk density and the photoelectric absorption index (Pe). These measurements allow evaluation of complex formations through advanced technology in lithology / porosity determination.
Applications
When combined with other logging data such as Compensated Neutron and Spectralog, the Pe values and bulk densities obtained from the Compensated Z-Densilog enable accurate determination of:

Compensated Density log
The Compensated Density log provides a continuous recording of the bulk density of the formations of interest.
Applications

Compensated Neutron Log
Neutron logs are primarily used for identification of porous formations and for the estimation of their porosities. Often, it is possible to distinguish gas zones from oil or water zones by the comparison of a neutron log with another porosity log or with information from core analysis. Combination of the Neutron log with Densilog and/or Acoustilog surveys provides accurate porosity values, shale content, and lithological information.
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Spectral Gamma log
A Spectralog records gamma ray intensity versus borehole depth like the conventional Gamma Ray Log. However, the additional curves presented make the Spectralog unique. This service can identify the presence of potassium, uranium, and thorium. Appearing in different combinations and concentrations within the formation matrix, these isotopes indicate other formation characteristics consistent with potentially productive zones.
Applications

Gamma Ray Log
The Gamma Ray logging tool measures the natural radioactivity of the formation and usually correlates with the SP Curve. The Gamma Ray tool can be run and combined with all the other tools in any liquid or air filled hole, either cased or uncased. In a cased hole, a Casing Collar Log is recorded simultaneously.
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