Borehole geophysical logs from well N 14421.1
Detailed Description
A suite of borehole geophysical logs collected at well N 14421.1 including gamma, electromagnetic-induction conductivity (EM), electric, induction, caliper, and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) logs. NMR data indicates only the lowest 50 feet of the Raritan Confining Unit has properties of a clay.
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
Modified from Stumm and Williams, 2022
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