Log data from 205/21a-6 across an interval of Fractured Basement and an interval of Fault Zone. Log data from 205/21a-6 across an interval of Fractured.

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Log data from 205/21a-6 across an interval of Fractured Basement and an interval of Fault Zone. Log data from 205/21a-6 across an interval of Fractured Basement and an interval of Fault Zone. Data presented (from left to right) are as follows: (1) Facies (Fault Zone (FZ)/Fractured Basement (FB)); (2) ROP; (3) gamma ray (red) and calliper (shaded); (4) LWD neutron-density (shaded) and PEF; (5) LWD resistivity; (6) LWD resistivity image; (7) LWD density image; (8) fracture interpretation; (9) Bateman–Konen porosity ( Bateman & Konen 1977); (10) C1/ROP; (11) GC tracer (high-resolution gas chromatography) total gas; (12) Flair (high-resolution gas chromatography) total gas; and (13) aromatic/alkane ratio. Insets are close-ups of image logs across the top and base of the Fault Zone. A. Belaidi et al. Petroleum Geology Conference series 2018;8:385-398 © 2018 The Author(s). Published by the Geological Society, London