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crossplot porosity

1. n. []

The porosity obtained by plotting two porosity logs against each other, normally density and neutron porosity. The computation assumes a particular fluid, usually fresh water, and particular response equations. The result is largely independent of lithology and is often a more reliable estimate of porosity than a single porosity log. It is often displayed as a quicklook log.

For more details, see The Defining Series: Measuring Porosity Downhole

See related terms: apparent matrixfresh waterneutron porosity