Marine Petrophysics
This course provides an introduction to marine petrophysics, the study of sediment physical properties and their interaction with fluids.
Information for admitted students Spring 2021
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The course covers laboratory and in-situ methods for measuring standard petyrophysical properties of marine sediments. These include, pore space properties and permeability, as well the elastic, geocmechanical, electrical and thermal properties. The course will look at quantitative relationships between these properties, and through numerical exercises, the students will learn how they are commonly applied within industry and research to investigate different marine geological processes. Re-exams may be held on campus.
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Course literature
Note that the course literature can be changed up to two months before the start of the course.Malcom Rider and Martin Kennedy, 2011
The Geological Interpretation of Well Logs (third edition)
Rider-French Consulting Ltd., Scotland
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Contact
Research scientist, Sediment physical properties
Matt O'Regan
matt.oregan@geo.su.se
+46 (0)8 674 78 57 | Room: R233
