To me the two separate intervals should be correlated to the gas shows and mud increase throughout the drill period.
If you look at Report #5 it states a high gas reading "at 3433mMDRT". That may suggest it was a short lived high pressure zone. So unlikely they would have tested that area.
Next is the zone from 4068.5 to 4186(117.5m = 115m test).
They took a very good size core sample and as this was an apparently separate formation to Elang/Plover one of definite interest for ENI/MEO
Can't say I or apparently anyone else understands the Shale/sile zone and where that formation belongs...
The next zone of interest 4328 to 4454mMDRT(126m = 120m test).
Here they had to increase mud weight and again cut the core. It is certainly interpreted to be in the Plover formation and from what I've read here and reference material a constant HC delivery formation...
Anyway, we wait and see..interested in other more informed views on this!
JAzza
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