WELL LOGS · UNITED STATES · ONE ROW PER LOG

Well logs within 2 mi of API 42-447-01792

Well logs loaded into Petrora from the regulators' log indexes, newest received first: what each measures, whether it is a digital LAS file or an image, the interval filed for it, and the formations it spans by the well's own tops. Loaded so far for Texas; more states and data sources will follow. Petrora lists these logs; each well's page links to the regulator for the files.

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Distances are to the nearest location on file for each well (a horizontal has several along its path), in miles. Locations are surface and path points as mapped, not bottom-hole surveys.

7 LOG FILES ON 5 WELLS · A LOG'S LAS AND IMAGE IN ONE ROW · PAGE 1 OF 1

Well DistancemiLogas describedIntervalft, as filedDatereceived
Walker Joe Max #342-447-36236Throckmorton, TX · Harper Clint0.97SURVEYS CASED HOLETIFF0 to 775Jun 4, 2009run May 31, 2007
Walker Joe Max #242-447-36235Throckmorton, TX · Harper Clint0.98SURVEYS CASED HOLETIFF0 to 800Jun 4, 2009run May 16, 2007
Pratt #1__42-417-39017Shackelford, TX · Three P Operating Co. GP L.L.C.1.64NEUTRON/DENSITY POROSITYTIFF300 to 4,733Apr 19, 2010run Dec 10, 2009
Pratt #1__42-417-39017Shackelford, TX · Three P Operating Co. GP L.L.C.1.64RESISTIVITYTIFF300 to 4,753Apr 19, 2010run Dec 10, 2009
Overton B-11 #1__42-447-36194Throckmorton, TX · Cottonwood Petroleum Co.1.98NEUTRON/DENSITY POROSITYTIFF110 to 1,070Aug 13, 2009run Jan 18, 2007
Overton B-11 #1__42-447-36194Throckmorton, TX · Cottonwood Petroleum Co.1.98RESISTIVITYTIFF110 to 1,070Jul 30, 2009run Jan 18, 2007
Fincher T. P. B #242-417-38027Shackelford, TX · Jacobs C. E. Co.1.99RESISTIVITYTIFF0 to 350Mar 16, 2016run May 21, 2014

About this data

Well logs loaded into Petrora from the regulators' log indexes, so far for Texas, with more states and data sources to follow; not necessarily every log that exists. These are the logs loaded into Petrora from the Railroad Commission's inventories, not necessarily every log run on the well. The RRC holds the files; each opens from its log search for the well. The kind is the RRC's description of the log; the interval is the one filed for it. A formation is spanned where the log's filed interval overlaps it in the well's own formation tops; both are measured depths as filed, so a horizontal's lateral is counted in the formation it ends in. Kinds are read from the regulator's description of each log, not from its curves. The date is when the log entered the RRC's imaged log database; a run date is shown where the index gives a different one (mostly logs before 2017: since digital filing began that year, the index gives the filing date for both). Nothing is estimated.

Developers: this page as JSON is GET /v1/data/logs, documented in the API reference.