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Movie 5: Converting 3D borehole image data into a 2D display

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posted on 2020-01-10, 15:00 authored by C. Dart, J.M. Denichou, T. Bridger, R. Haugen, S. Søjholm, Å. Halvorsen, V. Øye, M. Seim
1–7 s: cylinder rotates randomly in space. 8–13 s: cylinder rotates about an inclined axis, illustrating the effect of adding borehole orientation information. 14 s: cylinder becomes stationary, illustrating the effect of adding magnetometer data (down now known). 15–18 s: cylinder is cut along borehole high side and unfolded to provide 2D representation illustrated in Fig 9a.

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Three-dimensional visualization for well placement and geosteering: Njord Field, offshore mid-Norway
Geological Society, London, Petroleum Geology Conference seriesGeological Society, London, Petroleum Geology Conference series

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