Abstract
Currently, offshore oil and gas field development implies a small number of exploration wells and the absence of the stage of pilot works. The paper proposes new approaches to conducting, processing and interpreting the results of openhole logging, enabling the real-time assessment of the nature of reservoir saturation and the diagnosis of geological and hydrodynamic parameters of the deposit and the industrial significance of the objects of study.
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