Constituent analysis
Identify skeletal and non-skeletal grains, matrix and cements; classify textures using established Folk and Dunham schemes.
Detailed analysis of limestones, dolomites and associated deposits to reconstruct composition, depositional setting, diagenesis and present-day pore systems.

Carbonate reservoirs demand careful separation of depositional texture from later alteration. The workflow records both—then connects them to flow-relevant rock properties.
Identify skeletal and non-skeletal grains, matrix and cements; classify textures using established Folk and Dunham schemes.
Track cementation, dissolution, dolomitization, recrystallization and replacement, and constrain their relative timing.
Relate grain associations, matrix content, sedimentary fabrics and accessory minerals to depositional setting and palaeoenvironment.
Characterize present-day composition, pore types, cements, replacements and dolomite textures for reservoir-relevant rock types.
Support reservoir evaluation, geomodelling, petrophysics, rock mechanics and construction-material assessment.
Every interpretation is documented with representative imagery and a transparent petrographic framework.
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