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WellCAD Basics - Advanced Logic Technology

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BOOK 1 - WELLCAD BASICS - 25<br />

1.3.1.14 Image Log / Image Log Float 2 / Image Log Float 4<br />

Description :<br />

In general the Image Log handles an array of data where one dimension consists of<br />

equally sampled depth and the second dimension of radial equally sampled data<br />

values (one data point every x degree of an arc). The Image Log stores and displays<br />

acoustic scanner data (e.g. amplitude, travel time, thickness) as well as multi finger<br />

caliper or FMI data. Three different types of Image Logs exists each of them storing<br />

the data using a different data type.<br />

The Image Log Integer stores all values as unsigned integer (two bytes), which<br />

means that all values are between 0 and 65535. This is sufficient for acoustic scanner<br />

travel time and amplitude measurements or other data where no negative or decimal<br />

numbers occur. Image Log Float 2 (two bytes) and Image Log Float 4 (four bytes)<br />

types store data as floating point values, which allows proper handling of negative<br />

and decimal numbers.<br />

Data Format:<br />

Depth, Amp1, Amp2, Amp3, … , AmpN<br />

E.g.<br />

Display Styles:<br />

The Image Log supports three different display styles. Data displayed in Color<br />

Image style is presented as false color image where each data value is mapped to a<br />

color value according to a user customizable color palette. The Shifted Curve style<br />

divides the log track into equal intervals and draws all data columns as individual<br />

curves using the left border of each interval as zero baseline. All data columns are<br />

drawn as superimposed curves if the Stacked Curve style has been set.

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