Table T14. Logging data quality summary, Hole 1201D.
 
Tool string*:
HNGS
(spectral gamma ray)
APS
(porosity)
HLDT
(bulk density)
DLL
(resistivity)
First uplog



First reading (mbsf): 560 (6283 mbrf) 566.5 (6289.5 mbrf) 572 (6295 mbrf) 570 (6293 mbrf)
Stop depth (mbsf): 396.5 (6119.5 mbrf) 413 (6136 mbrf) 396.5 (6119.5 mbrf) 408 (6131 mbrf)

14.5-m data gap between uplogs 25.5-m data gap between uplogs Splice of two main uplogs: no gap Splice of second uplog curves: no gap
Second uplog



Restart depth (mbsf): 382 (6015 mbrf) 387.5 (6110.5 mbsf) 396.5 (6119.5 mbrf) 408 (6131 mbrf)
Last reading (mbsf): Seafloor (5723 mbrf) Seafloor (5723 mbrf) Seafloor (5723 mbrf) 93: repeat spliced in at 127 mbsf
Repeat



First reading (mbsf): 150 (5873 mbrf) 155 (5878 mbrf) 166 (5889 mbrf) 172 (5895 mbrf)
Last reading (mbsf): 93 (5816 mbrf) 109 (5832 mbrf) 100 (5823 mbrf) 93 (5816 mbrf)
Comments: Gamma ray values in lower portion of second uplog may be slightly elevated, due to prior activation of the formation by the neutron source. Spike at 342 mbsf (6065 mbrf) may not be a real feature. Density logs are unreliable between 451 and 444 mbsf (6174-6167 mbrf) due to unstable long-spacing voltage, but short-spacing curve is OK. Spike at 413 mbsf (6136 mbrf) caused by downlog splice between 417 and 412 mbsf. The spike at 297 mbsf is not a real feature. Current to the DLL was lost at the top of the second uplog.

Note: * = All tool names are trademarks of Schlumberger. HNGS = hostile environment natural gamma ray sonde, APS = accelerator porosity sonde, HLDT = high-temperature lithodensity logging tool, DLL = dual laterolog.