055-3 Wyo. Code R. §§ 3-21 - Filing of Well Logs
(a) Within thirty
(30) days after logs are run on any well or within thirty (30) days after the
completion of any further operation on it, if such operations involve drilling
deeper or redrilling any formation, the Owner/Operator shall submit to the
Supervisor one (1) copy of the well log on the Commission's Form 3 as well as
one (1) copy of the electrical, radioactive, or other similar conventional logs
run, which must be submitted on continuous paper. If requested by the
Owner/Operator, the Supervisor may grant an extension to the thirty (30) day
reporting period for any well. The Owner/Operator shall submit logs in digital
form in addition to those mentioned above. The format shall be LAS, Log ASCII
standard or any other format approved by the Supervisor.
(b) In addition, Operators shall file one (1)
copy of drill stem test charts, directional deviation surveys that portray the
bottomhole location, formation water analyses, porosity, permeability or fluid
saturations, core analyses, and lithologic log or sample descriptions and
bottomhole pressure data subsequent to initial completion within thirty (30)
days of being run or compiled by the Operator.
(c) As prescribed under Chapter 2, Section 6
and Chapter 3, Section 25 of these rules for horizontal wells, the directional
deviation, and/or measurement-while-drilling (MWD) survey shall be filed within
thirty (30) days of being run. Further, said directional deviation and/or MWD
survey shall not be held confidential as provided hereinafter for other
logs.
(d) The making and filing of
reports, well logs, and directional surveys on exploratory or "wildcat" wells
marked confidential shall be kept confidential for six (6) months after the
filing due date as required by subsection (a) of this section unless the Owner
gives written permission to release such information at an earlier date. When
an Application for Permit to Drill is received marked "Confidential", the
Commission will release only the first page of the Commission's Form 1 or the
Bureau of Land Management's Form No. 3160-3 and the surveyor's plat to the
public and news media. Permission to extend the confidential status for periods
longer than the original six (6) month period must be obtained from the
Supervisor, however, if a well has been completed and/or production is being
reported on it, subsequent requests to keep it confidential shall be
denied.
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