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Contents TBC

  1. Getting Started

  2. Using filters

  3. Displaying a Wellbore

    1. Wellbore Colouring and Labels

    2. Wellbore data overview

  4. Plotting Data

    1. Plot Types

    2. Bar Plot

    3. Scatter Plot

  5. Multiple Wellbore plotting

    1. Relative Graph Scale

    2. Flattening on a surface

    3. Copying templates over multiple wellbores

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  1. Getting Started

The Well View window consists of a Filter Panel to the top left and the wellbore display to the right. On the bottom left is your well list showing all available wellbores. If the wellbores list is empty, check that your wellbore layers are clicked on.

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2) . Using Filters

In the Filter Panel you can focus your well list to wellbores containing particular data types from different data sources.

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To change the wellbore colouring data type, add/remove labels or to remove all together, click the Show drop-down box.

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*Note, you can only use a data type commonly available to all plotted wellbores.

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b. Wellbore Data Overview

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You will then see a drop-down list displaying all available data sources for the wellbore.

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*Note: Cuttings and TGS data is available only to members/subscribers

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To see what data sets are available for plotting, click on a data source.

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There are currently 3 plot types in GLEX: Bar, Scatter and Pie. To see which data sets are available for each plot type, click on the icon and the window will refresh with plottable data sets.

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*Note: Pie Plot is currently only available to RWI Cuttings data

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b. Bar Plot

Bar Plot will plot data along the wellbore and differs in functionality depending on the data set. These can be separated into 2 main categories.

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Data Averages: When plotting data an average value for X and Y data types will show at the bottom left of the plot window. Averages will update dynamically upon applying depth/stratigraphic filters.

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*Note for porosities and permeabilities, averages are representative of poro-perm data points with shared depths and doesn't necessarily represent the entire data set.

Axis Settings

Scale editor: Allows you to set a custom max scale value.

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