CWLS20SC NMR Logging Methods
This is a half day course which will provide an update and overview on Magnetic Resonance Logging methods. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Logging has made major strides since the first commercial pulsed-echo NMR log was recorded in June of 1991. This half day course reviews the progress that has been made since then, with the evolution of NMR applications from a simple porosity measurement to the complex fluid identification methods used today. Current NMR logging tools are reviewed including the newest tools. The types of NMR applications from reservoir characterization to fluid identification will be reviewed as well as the range of application for each tool. Industry acceptance of NMR logging, exciting new interpretation methods that are on the horizon, and future trends will also be discussed.
Location: Nexen Annex B 801 7th Ave SW
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Since 1997, Brian Stambaugh has been president of NMR Petrophysics, Inc., a petrophysical consulting firm in Houston, Texas. Previously Brian was with Schlumberger as a field Engineer, and Numar where he assisted in operations, processing, and interpretation efforts as NMR technology emerged. His experience with NMR has included data sets from over 1500 wells. He has given short courses to more than 800 students on NMR operations, interpretation, and data processing and provides technical assistance for oil companies and for oil service companies. He has served as an SPWLA Distinguished Lecturer and SPE Technology Transfer Speaker. Brian holds a BSME from South Dakota School of Mines and Technology.
