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Logs & Petrophysical properties

The tutorials of this category describe the actions oriented to import, edit, visualize and process well logs in Sahara.

	Importing Logs – SAHARA Learn to import logs to a Sahara Project. LAS files, and verification before & after import. 4m 52s • Version: SAHARA 3.2 • Code: S12 • Required Tools: SAHARA Category Tags: Logs & Petrophysical properties Geological tools		VIEW
	The Logs Window – SAHARA How to configure the Logs Window & show the relevant well logs. How to add tracks, add curves, style them, and save the templates. 9m 27s • Version: SAHARA 3.2 • Code: S13 • Required Tools: SAHARA Category Tags: How to... Logs & Petrophysical properties Geological tools		VIEW
	Project Log Settings – SAHARA How to use the Project Log Configuration window, edit aliases, add new logs to the curve dictionary to show in the Logs Window 8m 29s • Version: SAHARA 3.2 • Code: S14 • Required Tools: SAHARA Category Tags: How to... Logs & Petrophysical properties		VIEW
	Log Maps – SAHARA Understand what are Log Maps, Learn how to show Log Maps in the Map Window, and Customize log maps using a pre-defined log template 4m 36s • Version: SAHARA 3.2 • Code: S17 • Required Tools: SAHARA Category Tags: Maps & Mapping Logs & Petrophysical properties		VIEW
	The Wellworks Window – SAHARA Learn to use the Wellworks window to visualize perforations, cementing jobs, and completion data. Also, integrate with Log information. Using the wellworks window to edit wellworks data. 8m 19s • Version: SAHARA 3.2 • Code: S26 • Required Tools: SAHARA Category Tags: Logs & Petrophysical properties Wellworks & Completions		VIEW
	How to calculate well-layer data – SAHARA Obtaining Net and Gross thickness and porosity using calculation procedures available in the well-layer window. 2m 32s • Version: SAHARA 3.2 • Code: S31 • Required Tools: SAHARA Category Tags: How to... Logs & Petrophysical properties Geological tools		VIEW

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