Thermal conductivity from well logs

Hartmarm, A., Rath, V., Clauser, C., 2005. Thermal conductivity from core and well log data. Int. J. Rock Mech. Min. ScL 42, 1042 1055. 

Vacquier, V., Mathieu, Y., I egendre, E., Blondin, E., 1988. Experiment on estimating thermal conductivity from oil well logging. Am. Assoc. Pet. Geol. Bull. 72, 758-764. 

The Mallik 2002 drilling program was conducted from December 25, 2001 until March 14, 2002, with the completion of two observation wells (3L-38 and 4L-38) drilled to 1188 m depth, coplanar with the 5L-38 main well, drilled to 1166 m. Well logs were obtained from 885 to 1151 m in 5L-38 (Collett et al., 2005). Forty-eight wireline cores were obtained (Dallimore and Collett, p. 82, 2005), three successful pressure stimulation tests (Hancock et al., 2005a) were performed over 0.5 m intervals, and a thermal stimulation test (Hancock et al., 2005b) was done over a 13 m reservoir interval. 

Goss, R., Combs, J., Timur, A., 1975. Predictirai of thermal conductivity in rocks from other physical parameters and fnm standard well logs. In SPWLA 16th Annual Logging Symposium Transactions, New Orleans, Louisiana, 16 19 June. Paper MM. 

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