I want references about OBMI and UBI logs.?
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There are several other mnemonics for these types of logs, depending on the company who is logging the well. These include FMI and FMS (Schlumberger), EMI (Halliburton), HMI, OBMI (Schlumberger), STAR (Baker Atlas), CAST, UBI (Shlumberger),FMS, EarthImager (Baker Atlas), and FAC-40. They are generically referred to as electrical borehole images and are essentially sophisticated dipmeter logs. It is a map of the shallow resistivity. Both UBI and OBMI are Schlumberger logs for application in oil-base mud. Schlumberger’s product brochure is here (link to pdf):\n\nhttp://www.slb.com/media/services/evaluation/geology/obmi.pdf\n\nA good introduction is in “Basic Well Log Analysis” by George Asquith and Daniel Krygowski published by AAPG. ISBN 0891816674  If you can’t find this in your library you can get it from AAPG directly (the link is below) and by joining AAPG can get a discount on books. \n\nIn my experience using these logs I have found them incredibly useful for detailed facies analysis, yielding detailed information such as paleoflow direction. Baker Atlas in Houston has a team that is dedicated to this type of depositional analysis. Another excellent application for these logs is in fracture analysis. It is possible to determine frequency and orientation of macro-fractures and use them for directional drilling or other applications such as reservoir evaluation. My experience with oil-based mud image logs has been that they are not as good as water-based logs, however, when oil-base mud is needed, the quality of the image log is not likely to be a priority. Another difficulty you will encounter researching these logs is that they are almost never in the public domain. Unlike common logs such as Gamma Ray and Resistivity, these logs are not required to be turned over to the state (in the US) so they remain locked up in oil company libraries and are not shared with the common suppliers of well logs such as A2D and IHS Energy. In some countries this may be different, but because these logs are expensive to produce they have not been used in many places.   \n\nTo find detailed information I suggest using GeoRef. Most university libraries have access. \nhttp://www.agiweb.org/georef/\nOther resources were you will find information on these logs will be the Society of Petroleum Engineers:\nhttp://www.spe.org/\nSWPLA (Society of Professional Well Log Analysts):\nhttp://www.spwla.org/\nAAPG (American Association of Petroleum Geologists):\nhttp://www.aapg.org/\nA2D is at:\nhttp://www.a2d.com/\nIHS Energy is at:\nhttp://energy.ihs.com/\n\n\nOne resource I found:\nhttp://www.spe.org/elibinfo/eLibrary_Papers/spe/2004/04ADIPEC/00088688/00088688.htm
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state.gov\ngo to background notes
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WWW.APNIISB.COM\nTHIS A GOOD CITE FOR U .
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/6301357264
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http://www.opsi.gov.uk/si/si1988/Uksi_19880066_en_1.htm
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Biblio Technical Literature?\nhttp://www.btl.ch/companyprofile.htm
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Try this Log Parser from microsoft (Log Parser 2.0)\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=8CDE4028-E247-45BE-BAB9-AC851FC166A4&displaylang=en\n\nYou can even due SQL like queries in your log file using this.