2012 09 20 Linked In Presentation

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OIL SANDS CORE HOLEOPEN HOLE WIRELINE LOGGING

July 2012

WWW.DATALOGTECHNOLOGY.COM OIL SANDS CORE HOLE WIRELINE LOGGING

DATALOG HISTORY Founded 1986

Wireline Provider since 2006

Logged 4500+ wells since that time

Major Clients:• Shell

• Marathon

• Imperial

• Suncor

• Teck


SAFETY

Over 2,500,000 hours worked without reportable incident

“Best Safety Performer” as per Alberta WCB

Member of ISNetworld since 2008 with GREENstatus

Detailed JSA’s in place for every step of operation


COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES

Standard API calibrated logs

Run with two man crews 12 hours day/night

Educated and Experienced Field Staff

Strong Mentorship Programs


COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES

Multiple units at our disposal

Fully stocked with redundant tools

Operational readiness verified on our Calgary Test Well

Manufacturer trained maintenance technician

Complete Tool History and Tracking Documentation


LOGGING IN ACTION

Sample photos of Datalog Equipment in the field

For perspective, on the 500+ well 2011/2012 Shell winter drilling program, two 24 hour units successfully chased up to 8 coring rigs without operational delays


EASE OF IMPLEMENTATION Average time on well of 2 hours and 12 minutes on a 86.7m for last

winter season including:– Rig Up – Log tools and acquire Data– Process Dipmeter in field– Rig Down– Print logs and burn data disc

No Lost Time for previous 3 winter seasons No Data Centre turnaround delays

All data processed in the field on the truck


QUALITY CONTROL

In-field Calibration and Verification capability

Rigorous QA/QC of each log

Onsite Coordinator for single point of contact for all operational and safety items

Comparison logs vs. conventional available


SERVICES OFFERED

OPEN HOLE LOGGING COMBINATIONS– DENSITY – NEUTRON – GAMMA RAY – CALIPER

– FOCUSED ELECTRIC – SP – GAMMA RAY

– DIPMETER – GAMMA RAY – XY CALIPER

– SONIC

– HIGH RESOLUTION ACOUSTIC TELEVIEWER (HiRAT)


LOGGING REQUIREMENTS

Datalog requires only 2.4m of over hole to cover the Devonian formation top with all sensors.

Each Logging run contains a Gamma Ray sensor to facilitate run to run depth correlation.

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