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Abstract

Summary

A 9.5-in. ultrasonic imager and caliper tool is trialed in an operator well. The new design is compared with the smaller tool sizes and data acquired during the trial is evaluated for measurement accuracy, operational limitations and ability to capture high-resolution images.

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2025-06-02
2026-02-16
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