GVERSE GeoGraphix modules interact very closely, allowing interpreters to visualize and use data or interpretation from one module to another with just a few clicks. Using the User Defined Equation (UDE) or the Petrophysics External Model (PEM) tools in GVERSE Petrophysics, you can create, edit, or personalize petrophysical equations. You can also edit (pre-load equations) […]
The Crossplot view displays well curve data on two or three axes (XY or XYZ). When displaying data in three dimensions, a five-color spectrum represents the Z axis. You use the Crossplot View to graphically represent data relationships and to perform calculations on log curves. In GVERSE Petrophysics, the Multi-Well Crossplot tool allows the interpreter […]
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Sometimes, while working with a petrophysical analysis, interpreters need to display in detail the lithology of the well or to get a general idea of the lithologies based on the stratigraphic column. The Litho Form Top track displays patterns or bitmap images of formation lithologies based on formation tops and the associated lithologies defined in […]
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In GVERSE Petrophysics you can create, edit, or personalize petrophysical equations using the User Defined Equation (UDE) or the Petrophysics External Model (PEM) tools. The UDE will allow you to edit (pre load equations) or create petrophysical equations directly in GVERSE Petrophysics. On the other hand, the PEM is an interpretive model written as an […]
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A perforation is a hole punched (using a perforation gun) in the casing of an oil well to connect it to the reservoir. In GVERSE GeoGraphix, perforation data can be imported using data from: Enverus (Drilling Info), IHS, Enerdeq, etc. or by using the GeoGraphix Excel-Macro tool. This data will be saved and displayed on […]
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Well logging can be done on multiple runs with a variety of tools, resulting in multiple curve sets in GVERSE Petrophysics. The Merge option can be used to view the full depth record and compare various curves, but if the depths differ between import sets with similar curves, Splice is the best option for creating […]
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