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Radial variations in cross-dipole shear slownesses in a limestone reservoir

Sinha et al., 2000

Document ID
2657083716889494815
Author
Sinha B
Kane M
Brie A
Burridg R
Publication year
Publication venue
SEG International Exposition and Annual Meeting

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Summary The Backus-Gilbert technique is used for the inversion of cross-dipole dispersions for radial variations in formation shear slownesses. We have applied this technique to field data from a horizontal well in a limestone reservoir. Most of the sections of this well exhibit …
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