RECONCILE UNCERTAINTY FOR ACCURATE PLACEMENT IN THE PAYZONE
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Ongoing, First published Jan 09, 2024
Maximizing reservoir contact in unconventional laterals and horizontal drilling requires
several moving parts across engineering and geology teams. With so much uncertainty in
both the actual bottomhole location of the well, and the location of the payzone, staying on
target can become a moving target.
H&P 's Automated Geosteering solution removes the manual burden of correlating gamma
ray logs and instead uses real-time measurements of geological properties to update the well
plan instantly, helping ensure that the borehole accesses the correct geology. It's like having
a map that lets you see the whole journey upfront with the added benefit of real-time route
adjustments when needed.
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