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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 10, 2007
Filed:
Jul. 07, 2005
Peter J. Ireland, Beijing, CN;
James L. Thornton, Austin, TX (US);
Gregory H. Wibben, Emden, IL (US);
Kamran Waheed, Austin, TX (US);
Stephen V. Reski, Austin, TX (US);
Peter J. Ireland, Beijing, CN;
James L. Thornton, Austin, TX (US);
Gregory H. Wibben, Emden, IL (US);
Kamran Waheed, Austin, TX (US);
Stephen V. Reski, Austin, TX (US);
Schlumberger Technology Corporation, Houston, TX (US);
Abstract
Techniques for generating deliverable files from well logging data include obtaining the well logging data, wherein the well logging data is associated with a unique identifier; outputting a graphical deliverable file based on the well logging data, one or more templates, and a set of graphical deliverable attributes that specify how the graphical deliverable file is to be generated; and outputting an electronic data file comprising the set of graphical deliverable attributes such that the graphical deliverable file can be regenerated from the electronic data file. The well logging data may include all information necessary to recalculate the computed outputs from the raw data (e.g., computational parameters). Other methods include techniques for uniquely associating data and for making the outputs tamper-proof so that a user can compare two different types of outputs (e.g., digital and graphical deliverables) and be confident whether they are from the same source data.