Childhood bestie

1. Okay, to be honest, the title is somewhat a lil bit misleading. To be explained...

2. I was with my mom at the hospital for her treatment. Then, I remembered that I have a long lost friend from primary school who currently studying PhD here in HUSM. So, we had a quick meet-up, catching things, etc.

3. 20 years back, we fought a lot. When I say a lot, I mean a lot! Like they said, two tigers cannot live in the same mountain. Our battles were always about studying. However, we had our good times as well... and when we had that, we were unstoppable. We shared a same dream, where we wanted to change the place to be better... actually we still do! Good Luck in your future Nadia. May Allah makes everything easy for your study!

4. Nowadays, both of us have our own little family. Aisyah, if you meet her in the future, please respect her as she fought me well with honour in the last battles. However, please continue the battles with her son, I wish you victory!

Who is Petrophysicist

This is my own type of understanding.
Pp are divided into 3; operation, reservoir studies and laboratory.

As you already aware, PP- Operation and Reservoir Studies are similar.
1. We do Well logs interpretation that cover porosity, permeability, lithology and all of them calibrate to core data.
2. Core data analysis is also another job scope of area where we analyse RCA and SCAL.
3. Saturation calculation by logs and SHF is another different story, and it is part of PP workscope.

Now, let us focus on PP in laboratory. All data that we get from UZMA, PRSB, CORE LAB were done by PP actually. In general, the workscope are;

1. Core Plug selection. This is being done by PP with strong GG background, which is called Sedimentologist. After selection, they will prepare the core and this is a workscope as well.

2. RCA is routine core analysis that cover experiments for porosity, density and permeability.

3. SCAL is Special Core Analysis. There are lots of experiments for this such as NMR, CAPILLARY PRESSURE, XRAY DIFFRACTION, FTIR etc.

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