Core 1
Core 1 of 1/6-6 was cut from 5,555 to 5,565 m, 10 m in the Smith Bank Fm. The Directorate lists core samples from it as available.
- 10
- m cored · 5,555 to 5,565
- 7
- palynology slides made from core
- 5
- log runs across it
SODIR FACTPAGES · PLACED BY DEPTH IN THIS WELLBORE
Down the core
TOP OF THE CORE AT THE TOP · TAP A MARK FOR WHAT IT IS
What it was cut through
| Unit | From, m | To, m | Core in it, m |
|---|---|---|---|
| Smith Bank Fm | 5,555 | 5,565 | 10 |
Palynology slides made from core
7 IN THE INTERVAL
| Depth | Lab code | In |
|---|---|---|
| 5,555.2 m | OD | Smith Bank Fm |
| 5,556.6 m | OD | Smith Bank Fm |
| 5,558.2 m | OD | Smith Bank Fm |
| 5,559.3 m | OD | Smith Bank Fm |
| 5,561.4 m | OD | Smith Bank Fm |
| 5,563.6 m | OD | Smith Bank Fm |
| 5,564.3 m | OD | Smith Bank Fm |
Logs run across it
5 RUNS COVERING PART OF THE INTERVAL
- DIPLOGdipmeter5,050 to 5,556 m
- DLL MLL GRdual laterolog · microlaterolog · gamma ray5,050 to 5,556 m
- VSPvertical seismic profile5,188 to 5,556 m
- ZDEN CN GRcompensated neutron · gamma ray5,225 to 5,557 m
- DIFL GR ACdual induction focused log · gamma ray · acoustic (sonic)5,265 to 5,557 m
Seeing the core itself
The core is held by the Norwegian Offshore Directorate in its Geobank, which has rooms for viewing and sampling by booking.
About this data
Norwegian Offshore Directorate (Sodir) FactPages, mirrored nightly and used under the Norwegian Licence for Open Government Data (NLOD). The Directorate files a core as an interval and nothing against it. Everything else on this page is on file for the wellbore and is shown here because its depth falls inside the core's interval: photographs by the interval in their title, thin sections and slides by their depth, tests and logs by overlap, units by this wellbore's own tops. Core depths are driller's depths, so a mark at the very edge can belong to the neighboring core. Reports are filed for the well, not for one core.
Developers: this page as JSON is GET /v1/data/norway/wells/1839/cores/1, documented in the API reference.