Well site design
Precise coordinate positioning of features while performing editing operations in the geodatabase
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Designing lease area
Lease areas can be created using three methods of setting geometry: from active graphic layer, from map layers, or by entering nodes coordinates.
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Creating formations library
In terms of WellTracking, formation is not a spatial object and so does not have geometry - it is a record in the FORMATION attribute table.
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Designing field
In terms of WellTracking, field is not a spatial object and so does not have geometry - all information about the field is stored in the FIELD attribute table.
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Designing pad area
The default project pad geometry is a square with center point specified by the user.
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Updating pad area geometry
Upon completion of filling work for pad area, its real coordinates become known. The ready area geometry can be updated in geodatabase using following methods: from active graphic layer, from map layers, or by entering nodes coordinates.
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Designing project bottomhole location
The target-points coordinates should be specified in coordinate system of the geodatabase or the map. While creating target-point the project wellbore is created, for which the profile, purpose, status and tolerance parameters are specified.
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Tying project well to pad area
Creating relation between project wellbore and pad area.