DATA AND SAMPLES Sample Clauses

DATA AND SAMPLES. (1) The Contractor shall keep logs and records of the drilling, deepening, plugging or abandonment of boreholes and xxxxx, in accordance with good international petroleum industry practice and containing particulars of - (a) The strata and sub-soil through which the borehole or well was drilled; (b) The casing, tubing and down-hole equipment and alterations thereof, inserted in a borehole or well; (c) Petroleum, water, workable mineral or mine workings encountered; and (d) Any other matter related to the Petroleum Operations that is reasonably required by the Minister. (2) The Contractor shall record, in an original or reproducible form of good quality, and on seismic tapes where relevant, all geological and geophysical information and data relating to the Contract Area obtained by the Contractor and shall deliver a copy of that information and data, the interpretations thereof and the logs and records of boreholes and xxxxx, to the Minister, in a reproducible form, as soon as practicable after that information, those interpretations and those logs and records come into the possession of the Contractor. Production Sharing Contract Block L16 Ministry of Energy Page 25 (3) The Contractor may remove, for the purpose of laboratory examination or analysis, petrological specimens or samples of petroleum or water encountered in a borehole or well and, as soon as practicable shall, without charge, give the Minister a representative part of each specimen and sample removed, but no specimen or sample shall be exported from Kenya without prior notification to the Minister. (4) The Contractor shall keep records of any supply information concerning the Petroleum Operations, reasonably requested by the Minister, if the data or information necessary to comply with the request are readily available.
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DATA AND SAMPLES. 14.1 All original Data obtained by Contractor or the Operator in carrying out Petroleum Operations shall be the property of ROC.All original Data and any acquired software used for the processing and analyzing Data shall be properly kept inside the Contract Area or any adequate place inside the Republic of Iraq. 14.2 Contractor and Operator shall provide ROC, free of charge, with copies of any and all data and studiesobtained as a result of Petroleum Operations including, but not limited to, geological, geophysical, geochemical, petro physical, engineering, well logs, maps, magnetic tapes, samples, cores, cuttings and production data as well as all interpretative and derivative data, including reports, analyses, interpretations and evaluation prepared in respect of Petroleum Operations (hereinafter referred to as “Data”). Contractor and Operator shall have the right to make use of such Data, free of charge, for the purpose of Petroleum Operations. 14.3 Contractor and Operator may retain copies or samples of material or information constituting the Data for use in Petroleum Operations and, with the approval of ROC, original material. Where such material is capable of reproduction or division, and when originals have first been delivered to ROC, Contractor and Operator may export samples or other reproduced material for processing or laboratory examination or analysis, giving priority to conduct such analysis in the Republic of Iraq. Contractor and Operator shall guarantee the proper handling and keeping of exported samples, and that such exports shall be returned to the Republic of Iraq within a maximum period of two (2) months from the date of completion of any study, analysis or processing thereof, except for the consumable samples and materials. 14.4 Contractor and Operator shall save and keep in the Republic of Iraq, for a minimum period of one (1) Year, representative portions of each sample of cores and cuttings taken from drilled Xxxxx, to be disposed of or forwarded to ROC in a manner directed by ROC. 14.5 Contractor shall work with ROC to cause the establishment of entitiesand organizations in the Republic of Iraq capable of analyzing and processing Data obtained during Petroleum Operations. Contractor shall contract the Iraqi institutes and scientific centers to perform Data analysis and relevant studies to the extent that such institutes have the required capabilities.
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DATA AND SAMPLES. (1) The Contractor shall keep logs and records of the drilling, deepening, plugging or abandonment of boreholes and xxxxx, in accordance with good international petroleum industry practice and containing particulars of - (a) The strata and sub-soil through which the borehole or well was drilled; (b) The casing, tubing and down-hole equipment and alterations thereof, inserted in a borehole or well; (c) Petroleum, water, workable mineral or mine workings encountered; and (d) Any other matter related to the Petroleum Operations that is reasonably required by the Minister. (2) The Contractor shall record, in an original or reproducible form of good quality, and on seismic tapes where relevant, all geological and geophysical information and data relating to the Contract Area obtained by the Contractor and shall deliver a copy of that information and data, the interpretations thereof and the logs and records of boreholes and xxxxx, to the Minister, in a reproducible form, as soon as practicable after that information, those interpretations and those logs and records come into the possession of the Contractor. (3) The Contractor may remove, for the purpose of laboratory examination or analysis, petrological specimens or samples of petroleum or water encountered in a borehole or well and, as soon as practicable shall, without charge, give the Minister a representative part of each specimen and sample removed, but no specimen or sample shall be exported from Kenya without prior notification to the Minister. (4) The Contractor shall keep records of any supply information concerning the Petroleum Operations, reasonably requested by the Minister, if the data or information necessary to comply with the request are readily available.
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DATA AND SAMPLES. (1) The contractor shall keep logs and records of the drilling, deepening, plugging or abandonment of boreholes and xxxxx, in accordance with good international petroleum industry practice and containing particulars of - was drilled; (a) The strata and sub-soil through which the borehole or well (b) The casing, tubing and down-hole equipment and alterations thereof, inserted in a borehole or well; (c) Petroleum, water, workable mineral or mine workings encountered; and (d) Any other matter reasonably required by the Minister. (2) The contractor shall record, in an original or reproducible form of good quality, and on seismic tapes where relevant, all geological and geophysical information and data relating to the contract area obtained by the contractor and shall deliver a copy of that information and data, the interpretations thereof and the logs and records of boreholes and xxxxx, to the Minister, in a reproducible form, as soon as practicable after that information, those interpretations and those logs and records come into the possession of the contractor. (3) The contractor may remove, for the purpose of laboratory examination or analysis, petrological specimens or samples of petroleum or water encountered in a borehole or well and, as soon as practicable shall, without charge, give the Minister a representative part of each specimen and sample removed, but no specimen or sample shall be exported from Kenya without prior notification to the Minister. (4) The contractor shall keep records of any supply information concerning the petroleum operations, reasonably requested by the Minister, if the data or information necessary to comply with the request are readily available.
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