laterlog

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laterlog [′lad·ər‚läg]

(engineering)

A downhole resistivity measurement method wherein electric current is forced to flow radially through the formation in a sheet of predetermined thickness; used to measure the resistivity in hard-rock reservoirs as a method of determining subterranean structural features.

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