Geological Sample Collection and Analysis Sample Collection: Collect, wash, screen, and dry rock cuttings from the shale shakers at scheduled depth intervals. Lithological Description: Analyze cuttings under a binocular microscope to determine rock type (limestone, sandstone, shale), grain size, sorting, and cementation. Hydrocarbon Detection: Perform fluoroscopic examination (using UV light and solvents) to identify oil/gas shows in cuttings. Sample Management: Properly label, bag, and store samples for the operator, partners, and geological records. 2. Real-Time Data Monitoring and Gas Analysis Gas Detection: Operate and calibrate gas traps and gas chromatographs to analyze total gas and hydrocarbon components ( ). Drilling Parameters: Monitor key drilling data including Rate of Penetration (ROP), Weight on Bit (WOB), Torque, RPM, Mud Weight, and Pit Levels. Lag Time Calculation: Calculate and update lag times (time taken for cuttings to reach the surface) to ensure accurate sample depths. Anomaly Detection: Identify potential hazards such as gas kicks, over-pressured zones, or lost circulation, and immediately report them to the Driller or Data Engineer

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