Design of Well Log Processing System for Gas Hydrate

Jing Tao Shang; Meng Meng Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.868.606

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Design of Well Log Processing System for Gas Hydrate

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As a new efficient energy, the exploration work for gas hydrate increasingly attracts world attention. This paper introduces the advances in gas hydrate exploration, and then discusses the importance of applying geophysical logging in the work. Based on the characteristics of gas hydrate well log data, this paper discusses its process, and we designed and developed the gas hydrate logging processing system combined with computer technology. The applications in work showed that the system could process well log data quickly and effectively, and provide a strong support for the exploration work.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 868)

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December 2013

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Jing Tao Shang*, Meng Meng Wu

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Gas Hydrate, Geophysical Exploration, Processing System, Well Log Evaluation

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