The Magnetic Resonance Imaging Logging (MRIL) tool is a centralized tool that provides porosity and other petrophysical parameters related to the overall productivity of hydrocarbons in the downhole environment. The tool does this by measuring hydrogen atoms located within a thin-walled, cylindrical-volume concentric to the axis of the tool. The main components of the tool consists of a strong permanent magnet, which produces a gradient magnetic field used to polarize hydrogen atoms, and an antenna which both transmits a Radio Frequency (RF) signal and receives an echo response.