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Petrophysical Interpretation Report — 15-135-25954-00-00

Well (UWI)15-135-25954-00-00
Log date6/21/2017
Service companyPioneer Energy Services
Acquisition date (header)6/21/2017
PLSS locationSec 23 T19S R22W (map precision ±1.6 km)
Larionov variantold_rocks (degraded)
Convergence statusDID_NOT_CONVERGE
Confidence tier○ BRACKETED
Engine versionscalc_vsh 0.1.0 · calc_phie 0.1.0 · calc_sw 0.1.0 · formula_registry 0.1.0
Config hash (SHA-256)2a9cb78728e386ab…
Git SHAbd23bea18153
Generatedautonomously, no human in the per-report loop

Confidence legend. Each result is tagged by parameter provenance: ● FIRM (core-calibrated) · ◐ QUALIFIED (offset-derived) · ○ BRACKETED (regional/global default — read as a range, dominant uncertainty stated). The system does not claim *always correct*; it states how well-supported each number is.


⚠️ claim verifier FLAGS: 1 number(s) not traceable to the ledger


1. Executive summary

⚠️ ABSTENTION — this is NOT a confident estimate. The run did not converge to a defensible result; the numbers below are an uncalibrated engineering estimate, reported for transparency only:
- 1 unresolved MECHANICAL objection(s)

The evaluation is restricted to the consolidated section between 1000.0 m and 1343.0 m — the interval above it is not evaluated (unconsolidated, washed-out response). Within that interval the net pay is 36.6 m with average effective porosity 0.213 and average water saturation 0.349. Monte-Carlo places the P50 net pay at 22.1 m within a P10-P90 range of 8.2 to 43.3 m. An independent SP-derived water resistivity of 0.0745 ohm-m (static SP -17.0 mV; offset-median mud-filtrate resistivity 0.110 ohm-m — a declared cross-well assumption) supports the regional default, and the Monte-Carlo Rw range is narrowed to the field SP band with recorded provenance. The Rxo/Rt movable-hydrocarbon index reads a median of 0.692 over 2218 samples — an invasion-based indicator profile, not a saturation. The run ABSTAINS from a confident estimate: the validators keep an unresolved objection, so the result must be read as a bracketed range, not a point value.

Net pay P10 / P50 / P90 = 8.2 / 22.1 / 43.3 m.
Net pay is dominated by 'm', which is a regional DEFAULT (uncalibrated). This is the single largest uncertainty — the result is bracketed, not a confident point estimate.


2. Data inventory (from LAS)


3. LAS quality control

Edit typeCurveDetail
unit_conversionNPHIfactor 0.01
hard_range_maskRTcount 102
hard_range_maskRMEDcount 9
range_warnNPHIcount 7
spike_removal107 edits
degradation2 edits

4. Standardization

Raw mnemonics mapped to canonical curve names:

CanonicalRaw mnemonic
DCALDCAL
DRHORHOC
GRGR
NPHICNLS
NPHI_DOLCNDL
NPHI_SSCNSS
PHID_SVCDPOR
RHOBRHOB
RMEDRILM
RTRILD
RXORLL3
SPSP

Unit conversions: NPHI×0.01.


5. Per-curve log QC


6. Data preparation

Edits applied before compute (by type): degradation: 2, hard_range_mask: 2, range_warn: 1, spike_removal: 107, unit_conversion: 1.


7. Interval definition


8. Methodology

All numbers are produced by the deterministic, golden-tested engine. The LLM only selects methods/parameters and writes prose — it never computes a number. Figures are deterministic renderings of these computed numbers for the human reader; the agent reasons over the numeric EDA digest, not images (the models have no vision).

StepMethod (frozen)Version
Vsh2-mineral volumetric solve (matrix+clay+porosity from RHOB+NPHI)vsh_multimineral 0.1.0
PHIEDensity-neutron crossplot, shale-correctedphie_density_neutron 0.1.0
SwArchie 1942sw_archie 0.1.0
Net payVsh/PHIE/Sw cutoffs → net sand → net reservoir → net paynetpay 0.1.0
UncertaintyMonte Carlo P10/P50/P90 + parameter sensitivitymc 0.1.0

9. Gamma-ray analysis


10. Resistivity analysis

Low-resistivity scan: rt_threshold=1.75, n_flagged=823, intervals=[[112.8, 113.2], [123.3, 123.7], [125.4, 125.4], [133.0, 133.8], [137.0, 137.3], [171.6, 173.1], [210.9, 210.9], [220.4, 221.9], [237.4, 237.7], [246.0, 247.0]].

Invasion profile (multi-depth resistivities, 8225 samples): fraction with shallow reading above deep (Rxo/RT > 1.2, invaded/permeable indication): 0.660; reversed (< 0.8): 0.072; median Rxo/RT 1.425; median Rmed/RT 0.930. Raw-curve facts; naming moveable hydrocarbon is the analyst's judgement.


11. Density-neutron crossplot lithology

Matrix point-shares (fraction of points near each matrix line): sandstone: 0.084, limestone: 0.168, dolomite: 0.067. Engine crossplot output; naming the dominant lithology is the analyst's judgement. Comparison with core/mud log: not available (LAS-only).


12. Water resistivity (Rw)


13. Figures

Composite log

Composite log

Pickett plot

Pickett plot

Neutron-density crossplot

Neutron-density crossplot

Buckles plot

Buckles plot

Hingle plot

Hingle plot

Distributions

Distributions

Sensitivity tornado

Sensitivity tornado

Net-pay Monte-Carlo distribution

Net-pay Monte-Carlo distribution


14. Shale volume (Vsh)

Mean Vsh by method (selection is the agent's; the LLM authors no number):

MethodMean VshSelected
vsh_larionov_old0.287
vsh_larionov_tertiary0.216
vsh_linear0.401
vsh_clavier0.272
vsh_steiber0.238
vsh_neutron_density0.155
vsh_multimineral0.156

15. Porosity

Mean porosity by method (effective where shale-corrected; the LLM authors no number):

MethodMean porositySelected
phie_density_neutron0.086
phi_density0.110
phi_neutron0.131

Service-company porosity curves (cross-check evidence, full-column means): phid_svc: 0.435, nphi_dol: 0.166, nphi_ss: 0.267. Matrix assumptions differ per curve; agreement/disagreement is the analyst's reading.


16. Water saturation

Mean Sw (Archie 1942) = 0.804 (a=1.00, m=2.00, n=2.00, Rw=0.0270 ohm-m). Electrical parameters are engine-sourced; alternative Sw models are optional sections.

Mean Sw by method (engine-computed comparison; the LLM authors no number):

MethodMean SwSelected
sw_archie0.804
sw_simandoux0.636
sw_indonesia0.690

17. Zonation (net-pay intervals)

Raw net-pay runs merged into 25 intervals (gap tolerance 1.5 m); showing the 15 thickest, depth-ordered. Full set traces in the ledger.

IntervalTop (m)Base (m)Net pay (m)Avg PHIEAvg SwAvg Vsh
Z11031.41032.10.80.3120.2200.000
Z21051.41054.51.80.2380.3950.019
Z31063.11067.44.40.2670.3130.000
Z41071.71074.32.70.2900.4110.000
Z51077.01079.12.30.2540.3630.000
Z61137.41138.10.90.1910.3430.090
Z71220.61222.92.40.1810.2350.123
Z81228.01230.01.10.1570.4170.124
Z91246.91248.81.20.1450.4080.125
Z101254.61257.92.30.1560.4080.256
Z111262.31266.92.60.1600.3800.171
Z121271.31272.41.20.1600.3590.305
Z131302.41303.31.10.2170.2370.217
Z141309.61315.55.60.2300.3220.040
Z151338.81340.51.80.1180.3770.171

18. Results

QuantityValue
Gross interval343.0 m
Net pay (P10/P50/P90)8.2 / 22.1 / 43.3 m
Net-to-gross0.107
Avg PHIE (net pay)0.213
Avg Sw (net pay)0.349
Avg Vsh (net pay)0.089

19. Uncertainty and sensitivity

Monte Carlo, 500 realizations (seed 42). Net pay swing per parameter (one-at-a-time):

ParameterNet-pay swing (m)
m27.7
Rw25.8
a6.9
n5.0

Dominant uncertainty: m (swing 27.7 m).

Multi-seed robustness: P50 UNSTABLE across seeds (spread 4.0 m across 4 seeds).

Net pay is dominated by 'm', which is a regional DEFAULT (uncalibrated). This is the single largest uncertainty — the result is bracketed, not a confident point estimate.


20. Derived parameters


21. Parameters and provenance

ParameterValueUnitProvenanceSource
gr_min20.000APIdefault
gr_max120.000APIdefault
rho_ma2.710g/ccdefaultSchlumberger 1989
rho_fl1.000g/ccdefault
phie_max0.450v/vdefault
phi_sh_d0.100v/vdefault
phi_sh_n0.350v/vdefault
a1.000-defaultWinsauer et al. 1952
m2.000-defaultArchie, G.E. 1942
n2.000-defaultArchie, G.E. 1942
Rw0.040ohm-mdefaultKansas Geological Survey 2000
rt_hydrocarbon_floor5.000ohm-mdefault
vsh_cutoff0.350v/vdefault
phie_cutoff0.100v/vdefault
sw_cutoff0.500v/vdefault
bit_size_config7.875indefault
qc_abort_threshold0.800-default
circuit_breaker_n3.000-default

The citations table (not RAG) gives each cited parameter exactly one frozen source. Parameters tagged default are regional/global — they drive the bracketed tier.


22. Petrophysical cutoffs

Boundary-inclusive criteria applied by the engine (netpay) to flag reservoir:

StageCriterionCutoffProvenance
Net sandVsh ≤ cutoff0.350default
Net reservoir+ PHIE ≥ cutoff0.100default
Net pay+ Sw ≤ cutoff0.500default

Cutoff values are engine parameters (never LLM-authored); the dominant net-pay uncertainty is m — see Uncertainty for the swing.


23. Data quality and validator objections

Curve provenance (canonical ← raw mnemonic): DCAL←DCAL, DRHO←RHOC, GR←GR, NPHI←CNLS, NPHI_DOL←CNDL, NPHI_SS←CNSS, PHID_SVC←DPOR, RHOB←RHOB, RMED←RILM, RT←RILD, RXO←RLL3, SP←SP.

QC edits applied before compute — degradation: 2, hard_range_mask: 2, range_warn: 1, spike_removal: 107, unit_conversion: 1.

ValidatorTypeDetail
vsh_phie_anticorrelationsupportVsh-PHIE Pearson 0.94 > 0.3 (dirty rock + high porosity)
rt_sw_consistencymechanical45 depths with Sw<0.4 but RT<5.0 ohm-m

24. Methodology (decision graph)

flowchart TD
    dec_1["decision: step: set_zone_of_interest"]
    act_1["tool_call: set_zone_of_interest"]
    dec_2["decision: step: compare_methods"]
    act_2["tool_call: compare_methods"]
    dec_3["decision: step: compute_vsh"]
    act_3["tool_call: compute_vsh"]
    dec_4["decision: step: compute_phie"]
    act_4["tool_call: compute_phie"]
    dec_5["decision: step: compare_methods"]
    act_5["tool_call: compare_methods"]
    dec_6["decision: step: compute_sw"]
    act_6["tool_call: compute_sw"]
    dec_7["decision: step: apply_cutoffs"]
    act_7["tool_call: apply_cutoffs"]
    dec_8["decision: step: run_uncertainty"]
    act_8["tool_call: run_uncertainty"]
    dec_9["decision: step: derived_parameters"]
    act_9["tool_call: derived_parameters"]
    dec_10["decision: step: lithology"]
    act_10["tool_call: lithology"]

25. Data gaps for calibration

This is a LAS-only study. Data that would calibrate the interpretation is absent:


26. Limitations


27. Conclusions

From 1000 m (2.34 consolidated). N-D clay ~0.09 -> Archie. DV2-24's manual-zone well (915-1343) — my top is 85 m deeper on the bin evidence. Method choices were made against the engine's numeric comparisons, not by preference; the comparison tables show the rejected alternatives beside the selected method. All numbers in this report come from the deterministic engine; the analyst chose the interval, the methods and the analyses, and wrote this prose — nothing more. Remaining uncertainty is dominated by the uncalibrated regional parameters.


Appendix A — Ledger excerpt (traceability)

{
  "net_pay_total_m": 36.57600000000002,
  "net_pay_p10_p50_p90": [
    8.229600000000005,
    22.098000000000013,
    43.281600000000026
  ],
  "driving_params": {
    "a": 1.0,
    "m": 2.0,
    "n": 2.0,
    "Rw": 0.04
  },
  "claim_verifier": {
    "result": "FLAGS",
    "flags": [
      2.34
    ],
    "tone_flags": []
  }
}

Appendix B — Completeness gate

ItemPresent
QC edits recorded before compute
Every number ledger-traced
Confidence tier on the run
Parameter citations frozen
Validator objections listed, not hidden
Uncertainty propagated (Monte Carlo)
Claim verifier run on prose