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1960-2002 SPWLA Journals (Log Analyst and Petrophysics) (sin


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Log Analysts Are Important People


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A Review Of Fundamental Nuclear Physics Applies To Gamma Ray


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Exploring For Petroleum Traps Using Rocky Mountain Electric


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Application Of Flowing Well Logging Operations To Production


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Accuracy Of Porosity Determinations


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Applications Of The Proximity Log


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A Method Of Off Location Quantitative Mud Analysis For Hydro


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A Method For Determining Formation Permeability From Well Lo


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Some Petrophysical Aspects Of The Mississippian "Chat" Glick


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Resistivity-Velocity Log Evaluation Of The Morrow Sand In We


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Field Examples Of Nuclear Magnetism Logging


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Interpretation Of Dipmeter Surveys In Mississippi


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A Simplified Technique For Interpreting Electrical Logs


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A History Of Well Logging


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Water Cut Determination From Well Logs In Fractured And Vugg


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Empty-Hole Logging Programs For Reservoir Evaluation


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The Spectral Log For Chlorine Detection


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The Correlation Of Capillary Pressure And Electric Log Data


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Evaluation Of Borehole And Formation Effects In Spectral Gam


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