DT. The most commonly digitized
curve that enables you to set unique matrix parameters for multiple target
zones. You can select the curves to use when estimating porosity. Barring user intervention, AccuX automatically selects the following curves in the below order to estimate porosity:
DT. The most commonly digitized
curve that enables you to set unique matrix parameters for multiple target
zones.
RHOB (bulk density). The second
most commonly digitized curve that enables you to set unique matrix parameters
for multiple target zones.
NPSS / DPSS. The third most commonly
digitized curve that's typically generated using a constant matrix value
for the entire wellbore.
Note:
You can set specific DT matrix and
RHOB matrix for multiple target zones.
To adjust effective porosity
parameters for single wells
1. Double-click the log or well header, not a curve or top.
The Single Well Properties: Porosity
dialog box appears.
2. Select the porosity tab, change the dialog box parameters based on your preferences, and then click OK.
Note: For any values you change, select the associated
Protected checkbox to
prevent the values in the Global
Petrophysical Settings
dialog box from overwriting your changes.
