Well Log Integration

 Well log integration is the process of combining well log data with seismic data to enhance subsurface interpretation and improve the accuracy of geological models. Well logs provide detailed, direct measurements of rock and fluid properties at specific depths in a well, such as porosity, density, and resistivity. Integrating this data with seismic data, which offers broader but less detailed subsurface information, allows for a more comprehensive and accurate understanding of the geology.

In practice, well log integration often involves calibrating seismic data to well logs, generating synthetic seismograms, and matching seismic reflections to well log data. This integration ensures that seismic interpretations are grounded in real, measured data, leading to more reliable models of the subsurface. It is particularly valuable for refining velocity models, improving depth conversion, and enhancing the characterization of reservoirs and other geological features.