From acoustic theory
to field application.
A practical reference connecting borehole acoustic measurements with the physics of reservoir rocks. The book explains how wave propagation, logging and waveform interpretation can inform reservoir evaluation, using core studies and field examples.
Written for geoscientists, petroleum professionals and students, it combines the underlying models with workflows for exploration, development and drilling support.
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- Wave propagation and borehole acoustic logging
- Rock physics models and sonic porosity
- Permeability, saturation and anisotropy
- Rock strength, stress and core elasticity
- Cased-hole acoustics and practical workflows