waiting game, page-79

They run different suite of logs (referred to as runs) over the open hole section (eg: from 1800 to 2500m interval).

So the first run which should b yr typical gamma-caliper-neutr-dens-res & that should give an idea of where the 'sands' are. Tie this LAS data with the logger's gas Ascii file (ROP, GAS) & u have a matchup for those 3 top payzones.

The next run could involve a MDT or RFT tool, bit slower as it records the pressure, takes fluid samples etc.

Another run for possible 'sidewall cores' if opted by ENI, to do spot porosity/permeability checks of the reservoir takes a little longer.

So 3 days should b sufficient IMHO, on a trouble free basis, for a 750-800m openhole logging run. We wait....