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What methods are available for correlating core and log data?

April 26, 2017core correlating Data log methods

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What methods are available for correlating core and log data?

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Splicer and Sagan are two software packages currently available for correlating core and log data. Both programs run on the Unix platform and have a user friendly graphical user interface. Splicer is primarily used by the Stratigraphic Correlator and it provides core-core integration. It is installed on a Unix computer in the sed lab. Sagan is used by the logging team, in consultation with the Stratigraphic Correlator, to provide core-log integration. It is installed on Gerbil, the Unix workstation in the Downhole Measurements Lab (DHML).