The fast modeling of gamma-gamma density well logging is essential for the inversion techniques of formation properties, which is usually carried out jointly with other logging measurements such as electrical logging. It also can help to adjust the initial geological model in real time during geosteering. The Monte Carlo method is the foremost numerical technique to simulate gamma-gamma density logging measurement. But due to its slow speed, it is not sufficient for inversion or real-time forward modeling. An algorithm to achieve the fast simulation of density logging response is introduced. In the algorithm, a new approximation model is proposed to enable accurate forward modeling of density logging with better efficiency. The Monte Carlo simulation method is utilized as a benchmark to validate the performance of the fast simulation method. The density logging responses under vertical and high-angle well conditions are simulated. The results of the fast simulation show a good agreement with the Monte Carlo simulations in vertical and high-angle wells. In addition, the comparison of density imaging data also confirmed the accuracy of the fast simulation method.
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