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>   z   0   -0   z   m   E!   2   P   n   $  concepts (using cables, drillstring, or mud system); analysis of   Z   B   s   $   2   u   5   ?(   ;a   C,   c"   z




                                       Drilling rate, torque, drag, hole fill-up (reaming), modified d-exponent, analytical drilling model









                                 Drilling and well logging overpressure detection and evaluation  techniques (after Fertl and Chilingarian, 1987, table 11, 8. p. 28)










                                            Electrical and acoustic-type transmission  drillstring vibrations; downhole gas detection tool.  Mud weight, gas content, temperature, flow rate, hole fill-up, pit level and total pit volume, salinity  (resistivity, conductivity), well kicks.  Density, shape, size, color, volume over shale shaker, moisture content, 'lithofunct











                                    Variables   concepts.          cross-section











                                       Drilling parameters (instantaneous)   Logging-while-drilling (instantaneous or  Drilling mud parameters (while drilling, but delayed  Drill cutting analysis (while drilling, but delayed by  time required for sample return)   geophysical well logs  Well logging parameters -








                             TABLE 5-1   Techniques   semi-instantaneous)   by circulation lag-time)
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