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MONTANA WELL LOG REPORT Form No. 603 R204 Well ID# This log reports the activities of a licensed Montana well driller and serves as the official record of work done within the borehole and casing

How to fill out 603 well log report

How to fill out 603 well log report?

1. Begin by gathering all the necessary information for the well log report, including the well name, well number, location, and date of the log.
2. Fill out the header section of the report, providing the necessary details such as the operator's name, geologist's name, and any other relevant information.
3. Proceed to the lithology section where you will record the different geological formations encountered in the well. Include details such as depth intervals, lithology descriptions, and any notable features.
4. In the stratigraphy section, document the different layers of rock encountered in the well. Include information about their thickness, depth intervals, and any other relevant observations.
5. Move on to the hydrocarbon shows section, where you will record any indications of the presence of oil, gas, or other hydrocarbons. It is important to provide details such as depths, types of shows observed, and any special observations.
6. Fill out the well log section with relevant data such as drilling depth, drilling time, drilling fluid properties, and any other pertinent information related to the drilling operations.
7. In the geophysical data section, note down any measurements or readings obtained from well logging tools and devices. This may include details about resistivity, gamma ray, neutron porosity, and other geophysical properties.
8. Finally, ensure that you have completed all the required sections of the 603 well log report and review it for accuracy and completeness before submission.

Who needs 603 well log report?

1. Geologists and petroleum engineers who are involved in the exploration and production of oil and gas rely on the 603 well log report to analyze and interpret the geological and geophysical information obtained from a well.
2. Regulatory bodies and government agencies often require the submission of the 603 well log report to monitor and enforce drilling and extraction operations.
3. Companies and investors who are considering investing in oil and gas projects may request the 603 well log report to assess the potential of a well and its commercial viability.
4. Environmental organizations and consultants may also use the information from the 603 well log report to evaluate the impact of drilling activities on the surrounding environment and ecosystems.
5. Researchers and academia may utilize the 603 well log report to study and analyze geological formations, hydrocarbon reservoirs, and other related topics in the field of petroleum geology.

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