well logs AI Agent Skills
Browse 5 skills related to well logs
petropy
Petrophysical analysis and formation evaluation from well logs. Calculate porosity, water saturation, permeability, and lithology. Use when Claude needs to: (1) Calculate shale volume from gamma ray, (2) Compute porosity from density/neutron/sonic logs, (3) Estimate water saturation using Archie or Simandoux, (4) Calculate permeability from porosity and saturation, (5) Perform pay zone identification, (6) Conduct multi-mineral analysis, (7) Generate petrophysical summation plots.
dlisio
Read and parse DLIS (Digital Log Interchange Standard) and LIS (Log Information Standard) well log files. Use when Claude needs to: (1) Read/parse DLIS or LIS files, (2) Extract well log curves as numpy arrays, (3) Access file metadata and origin information, (4) Handle multi-frame or multi-file DLIS, (5) Convert DLIS to LAS or DataFrame, (6) Work with RP66 format well logs, (7) Process array or image log data.
welly
Subsurface well data analysis toolkit for loading, processing, and analyzing well logs, projects, and formation tops. Built on lasio with enhanced curve processing. Use when Claude needs to: (1) Load wells from LAS files with metadata, (2) Work with multi-well Projects, (3) Process curves (despike, smooth, resample, normalize), (4) Manage formation tops, (5) Export well data to DataFrame/LAS/CSV, (6) Perform cross-well analysis and QC.
striplog
Create, visualize, and analyze lithological and stratigraphic logs for well data. Use when Claude needs to: (1) Create lithology columns from depth intervals, (2) Parse geological descriptions into structured logs, (3) Visualize stratigraphic columns with patterns and colors, (4) Perform well-to-well correlations, (5) Extract statistics like net-to-gross ratios, (6) Define rock type lexicons and legends, (7) Export lithology data to CSV/LAS/JSON.
lasio
Read, write, and manipulate LAS (Log ASCII Standard) well log files for borehole geophysical and petrophysical data. Use when Claude needs to: (1) Read/parse LAS 1.2 or 2.0 files, (2) Extract well headers or curve data, (3) Convert LAS to DataFrame/CSV/Excel, (4) Create new LAS files from arrays, (5) Modify existing LAS files, (6) Handle problematic or malformed LAS files, (7) Batch process multiple well files.