porakaivokokeet
Porakaivokokeet, often translated as well logging or borehole logging, refers to a set of techniques used to measure and record the physical properties of geological formations encountered in a borehole. These measurements are taken as a tool, typically a sonde or probe, is lowered into or raised out of the borehole. The data obtained from porakaivokokeet is crucial for understanding subsurface geology, identifying potential resource deposits like oil, gas, and water, and assessing the stability of rock formations.
Various types of porakaivokokeet exist, each measuring different properties. Electrical logs, for instance, measure the resistivity
The data generated by porakaivokokeet is typically presented as a series of curves plotted against depth. These