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Table T17. Acronyms and units used for wireline logging tools.

Tool Output Tool name/Explanation of output Unit
APS   Accelerator Porosity Sonde  
APLC Near array porosity (limestone calibrated) %
SIGF Formation capture cross section (Σf) Capture units
STOF Tool standoff (computed distance from borehole wall) Inches
DLL   Dual Laterolog  
LLD Deep resistivity Ωm
LLS Shallow resistivity Ωm
DSI   Dipole Sonic Imager  
DTCO Compressional wave delay time (Δt) ms/ft
DTSM Shear wave delay time (Δt) ms/ft
DTST Stoneley wave delay time (Δt) ms/ft
EMS   Environment Measurement Sonde  
TMP Fluid temperature °C
REMS Fluid electrical resistivity Ωm
FMS   Formation MicroScanner  
C1, C2 Orthogonal hole diameters Inches
P1AZ Pad 1 azimuth Degrees
  Spatially oriented resistivity images of borehole wall  
GPIT   General Purpose Inclinometer Tool  
DEVI Hole deviation Degrees
HAZI Hole azimuth Degrees
Fx, Fy, Fz Earth’s magnetic field (three orthogonal components) Oersted
Ax, Ay, Az Acceleration (three orthogonal components) m/s2
HLDS   Hostile Environment Litho-Density Tool  
RHOM Bulk density g/cm3
PEFL Photoelectric effect b/e
LCAL Caliper (measure of borehole diameter) inches
DRH Bulk density correction g/cm3
HNGS   Hostile Environment Gamma Ray Sonde  
HSGR Standard (total) gamma ray gAPI
HCGR Computed gamma ray (HSGR minus uranium contribution) gAPI
HFK Potassium wt%
HTHO Thorium ppm
HURA Uranium ppm
SGT   Scintillation Gamma Ray Tool  
ECGR Environmentally corrected gamma ray gAPI
TAP   Temperature/Acceleration/Pressure tool °C, m/s2, psi
UBI   Ultrasonic Borehole Imager  
  Spatially oriented acoustic images of borehole wall  
  Acoustic arrival times and amplitude ms
  Borehole diameter Inches
  Borehole azimuth Degrees
VSI   Versatile Seismic Imager  
  Acoustic arrival times ms
WST   Well Seismic Tool  
  Acoustic arrival times ms

Notes: All tool and tool string names (except the TAP) are trademarks of Schlumberger. For the complete list of acronyms used in the IODP and for additional information about tool physics and use consult IODP Logging Services at iodp.ldeo.columbia.edu/​TOOLS_LABS/​tools.html.

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