… answer my own question…
There are four types of data that can be used to define the fluid-contact depths in a wellbore:
- Mud logs
- Cores (geologists’ descriptions and routine-core-analysis data)
- Resistivity and neutron logs
- Formation-tester pressure surveys
https://petrowiki.spe.org/Fluid_contacts_identification
… having read that, sounds like they might already have enough of this kind of data to have a stab in the dark?
Ann: Rafael Flow Test Update, page-205
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