Paillet, 1994 - Google Patents
Application of borehole geophysics in the characterization of flow in fractured rocksPaillet, 1994
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Conventional geophysical well logs such as the gamma, neutron, and electric logs provide volume-averaged measurements that are often indicative of the presence of fractures, but the evidence of fractures usually is indirectly affected by drilling damage to the fracture …
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