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Number of patents: 4
Last date: October 13, 2009

NumberTitleIssue Date
7603238Analysis of time-series data using singularities
A method for acquiring and analyzing time-series data using singularities is described. This method allows for the analysis of data over a wide spectrum of frequencies. Once the data is acquired in an oil field, singularities of the data are extracted; and the extra...
10/13/2009
7600419Wellbore production tool and method
A production logging tool for measuring at least one property of a surrounding fluid in a wellbore, comprising a shaft and a rotatable member coupled to the shaft, the rotatable member comprising a sensor component, the arrangement being such that on rotation of the...
10/13/2009
7554882Methods and systems for calibrating acoustic receivers
A method for in-situ calibrating acoustic receivers while the tool is in an open or cased borehole or during a logging run in a borehole. The method and system facilitate calibrating the acoustic receivers while they are mounted to a downhole acoustic tool. Calibrat...
06/30/2009
7233150While-drilling apparatus for measuring streaming potentials and determining earth formation characteristics
Earth formations are characterized by using an array of electrodes which can measure streaming potentials in the formation, and by interpreting the data obtained by the electrodes. The electrodes are placed on a wireline tool, a LWD tool, or in a fixed manner about ...
06/19/2007
 
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