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Lithologic Cross Plots

Lithologic cross-plots are used to show the relationship between lithology and a depth dependent variable (for example, porosity, lead content, resistivity). A graph, a bar graph, or a geophysical log can represent the depth dependent variable. The cross-plot is generated by filling the region on the left side of the curve formed by the graph, bar graph, or geophysical log with the lithology symbols for each layer.

Other then setting the column type in the template to a lithologic cross-plot, the editing of data for cross-plots is identical to that of graphs, bar graphs, and geophysical logs. These types of editing are discussed above and are not repeated here.

See Also

Entering and Editing Borehole Log Data

General Borehole Data

Depths and Elevations

Deviation Survey Data

Lithology

Sample Data

Well Data

Remarks

Text Interval Data

Facies Data

Constituents Data

Members Data

Graph Data

Water Content

Core Log Data

Symbol Log Data

Geophysical Data

Percent Cuttings

Core Photo Data

Paragraphs

Bitmaps

Lines and Arrows

Rectangles

Tables

Deviation Survey Data

Importing Excel Log Data

Importing Excel Project Data

Importing Deviation Survey Data