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Method for correcting well log data for effects of changes in instrument velocity (cable yo-yo)

CA 2318035 A1 · Owner: Jericevic, Zeljko · Inventors: Fabris, Antonio; Jericevic, Zeljko

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A method for correcting data measured by a well logging instrument (3) for effects of cable (2) yo-yo. The data are first preprocessed to reduce magnitude of spatial frequency components in the data occurring within a bandwidth of axial accelaration of the logging instrument (3) which corresponds to the cable (2). Then eigenvalues of a matrix are shifted over , depth intervals where the smallest absolute value one of the eigenvalues changes sign, by an amount such that the smallest absolute value eigenvalue does not change sign. The matrix forms part of a system of linear equations by which the measurements made by the instrument are converted to values of a property of interest of …

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FiledNovember 16, 1999
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedNovember 16, 2019
Patent numberCA 2318035 A1
Classification (IPC)G01V3/38 +1 more

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