1995 Data Acquisition Program At The Michigan Reservoir Delineation Research Facility
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Turpening, Roger
Chauvelier, Chantal
Queen, John
Cox, V. Dale
Date Issued
1996
Publisher
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Earth Resources Laboratory
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Earth Resources Laboratory Industry Consortia Annual Report;1996-14
Abstract
1995 was the most active year in recent history at the test site. Although the initial
year of 1983 saw more work, we were still basking in the glow of the modern "oil
boom"; the downsizing crash was ahead of us. In 1983, working around the clock, we
recorded 13 VSPs, a suite of logs, a reverse VSP, borehole gravity survey, and a 3-D
survey in two months of field time. In 1995, a single, four-man Conoco crew worked
ten to twelve hour days, for 70 days, and recorded a massive cross-well, orbital vibrator
data set-clearly a Herculean task. This paper outlines the pre-survey planning that took place in anticipation of that effort. In addition, we document the single well data
acquisition efforts of Conoco, Inc. and Lawrence .Berkeley Laboratory (LBL), and the
dipole logging work of Halliburton Energy Services. These data are in the handling
stages and processing has not yet begun.
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