NORWAY · WELLBORES · NPDID 218

15/9-7

Exploration · Appraisal · P&A · Gas/condensate · Den norske stats oljeselskap a.s · Sleipner Vest · PL 046

5 documents: reports, logs, and plots →

Core 12

Core 12 of 15/9-7 was cut from 3,653 to 3,671.8 m, 18.8 m in the Hugin Fm. The Directorate lists core samples from it as available.

18.8
m cored · 3,653 to 3,671.8
7
photographs
6
palynology slides made from core
1
test or fluid sample across it
7
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

DEPTHFORMATIONCOREPHOTOSTHINSEC.SLIDESTESTS3,6533,671.8 m3,6553,6603,6653,670Hugin Fm, 3,653 to 3,671.8 mHugin FmCore 12, 3,653 to 3,671.8 mCore 1218.8 m3,653 to 3,655 m: 1 photo. Open.13,655 to 3,658 m: 1 photo. Open.13,658 to 3,661 m: 1 photo. Open.13,661 to 3,663 m: 1 photo. Open.13,663 to 3,666 m: 1 photo. Open.13,666 to 3,669 m: 1 photo. Open.13,669 to 3,671 m: 1 photo. Open.1

Photographs of this core

7 PHOTOS · HOSTED BY THE NORWEGIAN OFFSHORE DIRECTORATE

What it was cut through

UnitFrom, mTo, mCore in it, m
Hugin Fm3,6533,671.818.8

Every formation top in 15/9-7 →

Palynology slides made from core

6 IN THE INTERVAL

DepthLab codeIn
3,658.4 m—Hugin Fm
3,660 m—Hugin Fm
3,661.9 m—Hugin Fm
3,668.2 m—Hugin Fm
3,670 m—Hugin Fm
3,671.8 m—Hugin Fm

1 more slide was made from cuttings or sidewall cores at depths inside this interval, not from the core itself. Every slide from the well →

Tests and fluid samples across it

  • DST 13,671 to 3,674 mOil 38 Sm³/d · gas 194,000 Sm³/d

Full test results for the well →

Logs run across it

7 RUNS COVERING PART OF THE INTERVAL

  • VELOCITYvelocity (check-shot) survey181 to 3,777 m
  • CBLcement bond log425 to 3,656 m
  • ISF SONinduction spherically focused log · sonic449 to 3,777 m
  • CDM AP2,821 to 3,780 m
  • CDM2,827 to 3,778 m
  • FDC CNLcompensated formation density · compensated neutron log2,827 to 3,779 m
  • DLL MSFLdual laterolog · micro-spherically focused log3,475 to 3,778 m

Logs, casing, and the files you can open →

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.

The Directorate's Geobank: viewing and sampling →

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/218/cores/12, documented in the API reference.