Schlumberger Technology Corporation

Schlumberger Technologies, Inc.

Ilaria De Santo

Youxiang Zuo

Richard Jackson

Oliver Clinton Mullins

Adriaan Gisolf

Cosan Ayan

Hadrien Dumont

Karim Bondabou

Simone Di Santo

Tetsushi Yamada

Ankit Agarwal

Wael Abdallah

David Nanlung Dangfa

Iftikhar Khattak

Harish Baban Datir

A method for estimating a porosity of a rock sample includes acquiring a calibrated digital image of the rock sample, extracting color and texture features from the digital image of the rock sample, and estimating the porosity of the rock sample using a model to evaluate the extracted color features and texture features. The model is configured to correlate digital image color and texture features with porosity.

Formation porosity estimation from digital images

The present disclosure relates to a downhole fluid analysis method that includes withdrawing formation fluid into a downhole tool at a plurality of stations within a wellbore, analyzing the formation fluid within a fluid analyzer of a downhole tool to determine properties of the formation fluid for the plurality of stations, and developing, based on the determined properties of the formation fluid, a relationship for predicting viscosity from a measured optical density.

Downhole fluid analysis method and apparatus for determining viscosity

A method for using an optical spectrum of mud filtrate for analysis of fluid drawn from a formation is provided. The method includes performing downhole fluid analysis of formation fluid drawn at a wellbore measurement station and determining an optical spectrum of mud filtrate in the formation fluid drawn at the wellbore measurement station. The method also includes performing downhole fluid analysis of formation fluid drawn at an additional wellbore measurement station, and performing the downhole fluid analysis of formation fluid drawn at the additional wellbore measurement station includes using the determined optical spectrum of the mud filtrate in the formation fluid previously drawn at the wellbore measurement station. Additional methods, systems, and devices are also disclosed.

Estimation of mud filtrate spectra and use in fluid analysis

A nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) measurement, at two or more depths of investigation, of a subsurface formation containing formation water and a mud filtrate from a water-base mud is obtained, and the mud filtrate is distinguished from the formation water. A NMR logging tool is disposed in a wellbore penetrating the formation containing the mud filtrate and the formation water and NMR measurements at different radial depths of investigation into the formation are made. The mud filtrate is distinguished from the formation water by determining the relative salinities of the mud filtrate and the formation water. The relative salinities are determined by comparing distribution relaxation times across different depths of investigation or by comparing logarithmic mean values across different depths of investigation.

Distinguishing mud filtrate from formation water by multi-DOI NMR

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