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Seismic and geophysical equipment records measurements used to investigate subsurface conditions. Sensors, acquisition units and positioning equipment form systems selected for the survey method and required resolution.
Exploration, field development and site characterization use land or marine survey equipment. Terrain, access and the study objective influence deployment requirements.
Formation-evaluation and logging tools measure selected rock, fluid or well properties. The measurement principle and conveyance arrangement determine what information can be collected under the specified borehole conditions.
Exploration and development wells use logs to support subsurface interpretation and well assessment. The planned measurement programme defines the required tool functions.
Core and fluid sampling equipment collects and preserves material for analysis. The sampling method and container design influence whether the sample retains the properties relevant to the intended test.
Reservoir evaluation, laboratory characterization and process investigations use different sampling arrangements. Sample volumes and preservation needs depend on the analysis objectives.
Mud-logging and surface-acquisition systems collect information from drilling returns and rig sensors. Gas measurements, drilling parameters and related data help describe conditions encountered during the drilling programme.
Well construction uses surface logging alongside other measurement systems. The selected sensors and sampling arrangement depend on the information required by the drilling team.
