Borehole Deviation Effects is a geophysical measurement artifact arising in well logging that refers to the distortion or alteration of caliper log data caused by the angular departure of a borehole from vertical, thereby affecting the accuracy and interpretation of borehole diameter measurements.
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Borehole flexural modes in anisotropic formations
Bikash K. Sinha, Andrew N. Norris, S. K. Chang · Geophysics · 1994 · 122 citations
Estimating Average Fracture Spacing in Subsurface Rock
Wayne Narr · AAPG Bulletin · 1996 · 119 citations
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Sejong University
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Shell (Netherlands)
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