Tool Standoff Correction is a borehole environment correction method that accounts for the effect of the distance between the logging tool and the formation wall on measurement accuracy, distinguishing itself by specifically addressing signal attenuation and geometric distortion caused by irregular tool placement within the borehole.
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Improved Environmental Corrections for Compensated Neutron Logs
James Galford, C. Flaum, W.A. Gilchrist et al. · SPE Formation Evaluation · 1988 · 28 citations
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