Involves using instruments to determine what type of rock is being encountered and whether it is likely to contain oil, gas or water. Various types of logging can measure and record the natural or induced radioactive properties of the rock, or the way formations respond to electric current, or how fast sound waves travel through the rock.
the act of recording the good takes and shots and their time code start and stop points. This is the first stage of post production -- sifting through the many hours of field shot footage to locate the best shots for the rough, off-line edit.
recording geological, geotechnical and other information from dill core metre(s)“” metre(s)
The process of recording detailed information about selected clips from your source tapes, in preparation for capturing them from videotape.
Recording UFS updates in a log (the logging device) before the updates are applied to the UNIX file system (the master device).
A command processor feature, implemented via the LOG command, which allows you to save a record of the commands you execute.
The systematic recording of data obtained from the driller's log and mud log at the surface, and electrical and radioactive logs obtained from instrumentation lowered into and retrieved from the drill hole after drilling.
A diagnostic tool used to record significant network events; logging is always enabled while the network is operational.
Each of the SD-UX software management commands record their actions in log files (the swlist command is an exception). The default location for the various log files is /var/adm/sw/command.log.
Scheduling software that records and logs information regarding what, where and when items were played
The process of recording events at the time that they occur.
There are various applications of logs, but chiefly: various devices for taking measurements of the character and conditions of the well bore, formations, or fluids encountered by a well, together with the records produced by them. The main types of well logs are electrical, magnetic, mechanical, sonic, nuclear, temperature and well orientation. written chronological records such as shift logs, maintenance logs, tour sheets, and mud logs which also record cuttings recovered from a well
Reviewing all the videotape, keeping track of counter numbers, the type of shot, description of sound and picture - an important part of editing.
The Logging OSID records and retrieves a variety of application activity history
hile- rilling (LWD) – a variation of measurement-while-drilling in which the LWD tool gathers information (i.e.; resistivity, density, porosity, gamma ray) about the formation while the well is being drilled.
Logging of security information is performed on two levels: logging of events (such as IDS commands, errors, and alarms), and logging of individual IP session information.
the automatic recording of data with regard to the access of the data, the updates to the data, etc.
The process of recording geological observations of drill core either on paper or on computer disk.
A form of testing which utilizes special instruments that record the formation type, depth thickness, porosity, and fluid content of the formation.
Recording geological, geotechnical and other information from drill core
To record actions that take place on a computer, or the record of those actions.