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Advanced Borehole Acoustic Logging Measurements Applications and Their Contributions in Frac Design Optimization/A Case Study in Tight Carbonate, Tuba …

Bouchou et al., 2020

Document ID
8406458667552372269
Author
Bouchou R
Nagarkoti M
Ghioca M
Al-Aziz S
Chen C
Al-Mosaileekh S
Publication year
Publication venue
SPWLA Annual Logging Symposium

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ABSTRACT The Tuba Formation is deposited on a carbonate ramp profile with lithofacies associations ranging from proximal-ramp to distal-ramp environments. Even though the northern area of the field consists of deeper-water facies, the reservoir shows favorable …
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