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Petroleum Geology AcronymsBrowse through the Acronyms using the letters above or search for the acronym or it's description using the form below. If you have a acronym or abbreviation you would liek to see in this list please contact us.
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Acronym |
Full Name |
QP26 |
Acoustic pick quality curve |
U8 |
High Resolution Volumetric Photoelectric Factor |
R4SL |
Resistivity derived from P4HS, R4AT, C4DE |
DTTS |
Delta-T Shear, Transmitter Array - Monopole P&S |
TRMGN06 |
Monopole multiplex waveform gain |
TRMGN05 |
Monopole multiplex waveform gain |
TRMGN07 |
Monopole multiplex waveform gain |
TRMGN04 |
Monopole multiplex waveform gain |
COR |
Standoff Correction (Real-time only) |
TRMGN03 |
Monopole multiplex waveform gain |
TTRS |
Label Peak Time, Receiver Array, Shear - Monopole P&S |
RG1D |
Ringing vector amplitude of frequency1 |
EC11FC |
MRIL filtered echo train packet 1 real |
TRMGN11 |
Monopole multiplex waveform gain |
RES |
Fluid sample resistivity |
SET1 |
Set line 1 pressure (used with RTHB) |
PE |
Photo-Electric Factor |
AOSHI |
Array Induction One Foot Radial Hydrocarbon Saturation Image |
EN2B |
Vector amplitude of inter echo noise of frequency2 |
DPSX |
Density Porosity Sandstone, Transmitted |
CNTC |
Corrected Near Thermal Count Rate |
RG1B |
Ringing vector amplitude of frequency1 |
TABR |
Time After Bit for Resistivity Measurement |
ARTK |
ARC Resistivity Samples |
P22H |
ARC Phase Shift Resistivity 22 inch Spacing at 2 MHz, Environmentally Corrected |
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