NORWAY · WELLBORES · NPDID 231

15/9-6

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

4 documents: reports, logs, and plots →

15/9-6 was cored 2 times, 11.3 m in all between 3,768.5 and 3,811.6 m.

2
cores
11.3
metres cored in all
5
photographs of 2 cores
4
palynology slides made from core

SODIR FACTPAGES · PLACED BY DEPTH IN THIS WELLBORE

Core log

DEPTHFORMATIONCOREPHOTOSTHINSEC.SLIDESTESTS3,768.53,778.23,775Hugin Fm, 3,768.5 to 3,778.2 mHugin FmCore 1, 3,768.5 to 3,778.2 m. Open the core.Core 19.7 m3,768 to 3,771 m: 1 photo. Open.13,771 to 3,773 m: 1 photo. Open.13,773 to 3,776 m: 1 photo. Open.13,776 to 3,778 m: 1 photo. Open.131.8 m not cored3,8103,811.6 mSleipner Fm, 3,810 to 3,811.6 mSleipner FmCore 2, 3,810 to 3,811.6 m. Open the core.Core 23,810 to 3,811 m: 1 photo. Open.1

Core by core

CoreTopBaseLengthInPhotosThin sectionsSlides from coreTestsSample available
Core 1 →3,768.5 m3,778.2 m9.7Hugin Fm—1—Yes
Core 2 →3,810 m3,811.6 m1.6Sleipner Fm—3—Yes

Seeing the cores themselves

The cores are 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 each core as an interval and nothing against it. The log places everything else on file for the wellbore inside the core whose interval contains its depth: photographs by the interval in their title, thin sections and slides by their depth, tests by overlap, formations by this wellbore's own tops. Core depths are driller's depths, so a mark at the very edge of a core can belong to its neighbor. Only slides made from core are shown; slides from cuttings at the same depths are on the Samples tab.

Developers: this page as JSON is GET /v1/data/norway/wells/231/cores, documented in the API reference.