
Borehole Image Logging and Data Interpretation
Title: Borehole image logging tools and best practice in borehole image data interpretation using WellCAD

Presenter biography: Timo Korth
Timo Korth is Geophysicist and Business Unit Manager – WellCAD at Advanced Logic Technology sa in Luxembourg (Europe). For the past 24 years Timo has been involved in the development of data interpretation algorithms and workflows for the WellCAD software. His main focus is the processing and interpretation of borehole image data.
About this event
Borehole imaging tools like the ultrasonic or optical televiewer play an important role in the mining and engineering industry today. As stunning as the images may look like and as easy as it is to fit a sinusoid to an image and create a structure pick, there are many pitfalls waiting for the interpreter.
This workshop aims at explaining the physics behind the logging tools as well as introducing a solid workflow in correctly processing and interpreting borehole images.
What will I learn
Course attendees will be introduced to the most common imaging tools used in the industry, their functioning and the data they produce. Questions about when and under which conditions these tools should be used will be addressed. Using real data samples we will develop a best practice workflow covering the steps from data import to the final presentation of corrected structural picks in WellCAD.
At the end of the workshop the attendees will not only have a solid background about imaging tools but will also get an introduction about how to interpret borehole image data in one of the industry’s standard software packages – WellCAD.
Working Environment
Course attendees will receive a temporary license of WellCAD prior to the workshop along with data samples which can be used during and after the workshop.

