electrical log — Oil & Gas Glossary
A wireline log of formationresistivity produced by a simple, unfocused arrangement of current emitting and measure electrodes. Conventional electrical devices have four electrodes-current emitting (A), current return (B), measure (M) and measure reference (N)-which may be placed in different configurations. The two most common configurations are the normal and lateral. The currents used are low frequency, typically less than 500
Detailed Explanation
Hz. H.G. Doll recorded the first electrical log on September 5, 1927, in the Pechelbronn field, Alsace, France.