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Setup Module

PetrophysicsJuly 30, 2025

Purpose

The Setup Module contains general settings related to how calculated curves are displayed, the intervals over which statistics are collected, input units, and the default lithology for curves such as the neutron, density, and sonic porosity.

Primary Outputs

There are no significant output curves from this module.

Discussion

The Setup module is where you will set several important parameters that will affect your interpretation. These can always be changed after the fact. Important parameters include:

  • Curve calculation start: Specify the upper end of the interval over which calculated curves should be displayed.
  • Curve calculation end: Specify the lower end of the interval over which calculated curves should be displayed.
  • Stats window start: Specify the upper end of the interval over which statistics for curve normalization, washout repair, and parameter remapping should be collected.
  • Stats window end: Specify the lower end of the interval over which statistics for curve normalization, washout repair, and parameter remapping should be collected.
  • Inferred lithology: Specify the assumed lithological reference to use for porosity curves when unknown.

It is important to note that the Stats Window will affect your entire downstream interpretation if normalization is activated, and if it is changed, your interpretation may change. This is because the normalization is based on the stats window, and then calculations are based on the normalized curves. If you wish to use different stats windows for different parts of the interpretation, you can accomplish this by using the "Database" as the curve source and using a Flow to write the normalized curves directly into your LDB.

Recommendations:

  • Set the Stats window end parameter to end of available data.
  • Unless explicitly known and not correctly auto-detected leave the input units parameters for each curve set to auto.
  • Only set the Inferred lithology parameter on the key well if it is well known that a basin has consistently been logged in a specific lithological reference.

Here is a video tutorial covering options in this module.

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